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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
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 ENRoUTE 10 EAST
CA Airways SGpefintend- ent Will Attend Confer
 en(e in Washington

Waiter P. Plett, Superintendent oa AirWays for Civil Aeronautics Administration and Mrs. Plett ar rived in Juneau last evening in the GAIA Cessna bi-motor plane pilotel by Jack ,Tefford and are staying at the Baranof Hotel They vii continue south ou combined business and pleasure trip aboard the steamer Aleutian.
 In Seattle Mir. and Mrs. Plett will pick up new Oldsmobile club coupe in which they will drive to the East Coast. MT Plett will spend some time at his Washington office in connection with current construction activities now under way in the Territory and proposed work which is now before Congress.
 While in Washington Mir Plett will attend a conference of of all superhltendcnts of airways from the other seven regional offices in continental United States
 In this conference it is expected that procedure and policies pecu- liar 60 Alaska win be definitely es- tabIished. MT. Piotb said
 During the three months they will be away from Alaska, MT. and Mrs. Plett s'ili also visit relatives and friends in Buffalo, Boston and New York City. They plan to re- turn to the West Coast by way Of the southern states, visiting Florida and Fort Worth, Texas, where CAA has its central supply depot, and will continue to San Francisco, visiting the Transoceanic Radio Station wt,oh after completion will maintain constant communications wisA a similar station nearing com pletion in Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
Lingos nefe;;
 Siika Bound

George A. Lingo, wha Wae recent ly called into active duty in the U. s. Naval Reserve. and Mrs. Lin go. are in Juneau aboard th= North Coast on their way to Sitka where Lieut. Lingo has been or- dered to duty.
 Since he reported for duty in Seattle early in September, Lieut. Lingo has spent several weeks in Washington, D. C., receiving rou- tine training and the remainder Of the time at the District Idesdquar ters in Seattle. Mrs. Lingo remained in Seattle where she entered theig daughter Joan, in the Helen Bts1 School
 While he is on naval duty Lieut.. Lingo is on extended leave from the United States land 0.fice of which he has been Register for the last several years with heao- quarters at Anchorage.
 During their stay in Juneau the Lingos are visiting Mrs. Iingo's sister. Mrs. Ali N Monsen and h.r father, John w. Troy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01

Guard company here as soon as rifles, now at San Francisco, are sent to the Territory, Metcalf an- nounced
 Also planned last night was or ganization of mine rescue squad to work under Ed Krause and meet at the city hall, ready for duty, whenever the alarm sounds. Later, it is planned, Juneau women will be organized in first aid units and squads to serve hot drinks and stimulants in case of disasters.
 Watch For Sabotage
 Aimed primarily at protecting the city against the acts of saboteures and as means of combating fires from incendiary bombs during pos sible air raids, the activities and organization of the Juneau Civic Defense Unit are being reported by Metcalf directly to Major General Simon B. Buckner, chief of Alaska Defense Forces, at Fort Richardson it. was announced today.
 In cooperation with members of the defense squads, civilians were asked today by Metcalf to halt all traffic operations in the city when the raid alarm sounds for drills or emergencies here. All moving ve- hicles should pull over to the curh and remain there for five minutes to give defense workers chance to reach their posts with maximum speed, he pointed out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
HALLOWEEN QUIET, SAYS
 POLICE HEAD
Plenty of Windows Soapet But Liffle Damage
 Results 39

Believe it or not--it was quiet Halloween.
 That's what Chief of Police Ken meth Junge reported today Windows were soaped, a few automobile tires went flat mysteriously and garbage filtered streets in some neighbor- hoods, but actual property damage and vandalism was negligible, Junge saidt
 Most fun, as usual, came to the youngsters who really expected to see witches gliding across the sky on broomsticks. Knocking at almost every door, the kids carried away paper bags full of loot-candy, ap- ples, popcorn It was a case of trick or treat so Juneau treated and the youngsters largely forgot the tricks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
TURNER SERVICES
 TENTATIVELY SET
 FOR NEXT TUESDAY

Funeral services for Harley J. Turner, well known Juneau man who passed away in his home last Monday, have been tentatively set for Tuesday morning at g o'clock n the Catholic Church. The time is subject to change, depending on the arrival of Robert Turner, son. who is coming here from Anchorage on the Denah.
 Pallbearers for the funeral will be H. L. Mcdonald, J. F. Mullen, John Krugness, Douglas Oliver, J. J. Corners, Sr and George Simpkins.
 Interment will be in the Catholic Cemetery. The remains are at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

Generally cloudy with scattered showers this morning while the of Alaska causing light Sound Peninsula a Aleutian precipitation "A hours inch,
  visibility occasional prevailed along the
 
 weather indicated of miles expected A 15O low 
  California A degrees north and 135 degrees west. - m,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
Health Council
 To Meet Monday

The regular monthly meeting of the Gastineau Channel H a It h Council will take place next Mon- day, November 3, 8 o'clock in the evening Members will maet in the Juneau Health Center. All mem bers are urged to be present as the main business of the meeting will be election of officers for the next year.
 The Gastineau Channel Nurses Association will hold their meeting the following Monday. November 10, in the Health Center.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
Eider Is Now
 On DryDotk

The fisheries boat Elder, which was abandoned when it struck a reef off Green Top Island a week ago, is in dry dock at Prince Ru- pert today, according to Clarence Olson. supervisor of the fisheries division of the Fish and Wildlife Service.
 Exact amount of damage to the Elder is not yet known, Olson said, although the stern portion of the keel was crushed by impact with the reef. The boat was easily float ed into Prince Rupert under calm weather conditions this week, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather Bure

By U.
 U. S. DEPARTMENT COMMERCE WEATHER FORECASTS:
 vicinity: Cloudy partly cloudy ch change Sunday temperature night gentle southeasterly
 Southeast partly showers moderate
 Wind weather along the of Sum- Don Entrance Cape south outwestery miles mostly Cape Spencer Cape Hncn- brook south to southeasey winds l5 25 miles increasing by Sunday cloudy Hnchnbrok urecion Bay southeaserly miles creasing to about 30 miles Sunday afternoon cloudy Resurrection Bay Kodiak southeasey hour and mostly cloudy tonight hour with Sunday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
Juneau Man Passes
 Away in Hospital

Ingvold Sunderland, 43 passed away in St. Ann's Hospital yester- .ay afternoon after short illness. He was cook on the halibut boat Spencer, and was taken ill recently md rushed to the Hospital upon the arrival of the boat in port.
 Sunderland was a native Nor Negian, coming to America in 1924 md to Juneau the following year. Ie has lived in Juneau since that ime, and was affiliated with the Sons of Norway here. Survivors include his wife and his brother Iohn Sunderland, both of Juneau. md sister, Mrs. Marie Hall of Ne wYork City.
 Funeral services for the deceased will be announced Monday, and re- nains are at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
SEATTLE LoDEsTAR DUE

A Pan American Lodestar which left Seattle this morning was ex- pected to arrive here at 230 o'clock this afternoon, according to advices received by the Juneau PAA office. Planes from the Interior arrived earlier in the day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
REFUSAL 10 OBEY BRINGS
 1,oS2 DEATH

BERLIN, Nov 1.-At least 1,082 persons have been executed for refusal to bow to Nazi authority in countries directly with the German sphere of influence since the Rus sian war started, compilation of reports made public today disclosed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
HEAVY SNOW
 OMAHA

OMAHA, Nov. Five inches of snow has fallen here. This is one of the earliest heavy snow falls in the history of this section.
 Traffic and communication sys- tems are disrupted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
KEY CITY TO
 BEDYNAMITED BY DEFEND'EERIS' < RIS ]
Continued from Page Onel

tinuing their pursuit of Soviet forces on the peninsula. The Brit ish radio however, said the. Rus sians are holding firm, 25 miles south of Pericip Isthmus, and also that a huge scale battle is raging 65 miles northwest of Moscow where control of the town of Voloklamek is at stake.
 Freezing weather has hardened the mud in the past several days, it was announced, permitting the Nazi panzer divisions to gc into action again with their heavy tanks and trucks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
at s Cents a
 lb. l.ontion

LONDON NoY The British
 Food Ministry has set the price ol turkey fol the American Thanks gl1ng e. $ cents q pound rhis wlll curb ahy trend toward even 'higheTp prices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01

Airplanes now provide service to remote points in Alaska at less than it costs to feed dog teain for the trip
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01

United States Ambassador to Rus sia Laurence A. Steinhardt, above, is among the diplomats departing from Moscow, which is threatened by the Nazi armies. It was un- derstood that all governmental heads had lief. the city, leaving the capital in the hands of the
 Rcd army
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
31 Miners
 Are Killed

NORDEGG, Alberta. Nov 1.-The death list in yesterdays explosion in the Brazeau Galleries has been raised to 31 in the first official report issued this forenoon by Man ager John Shanks.
 Nineteen bodies have been ex- tricated from the deep fourth level which caved in following an un- explained explosion yesterday.
 Miners from other sections were withdrawn safely.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
MORE THAN
 200 NOW IN
 GUARD
Next Drill of Juneau Min ute Men 10 Be Held
 During ComingW

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01

New roads now permit auto travel to Panama's jungle prov inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
LOCAL DATA

Barometer Temp. Humidity w
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

lilo YES? D.. lilo ves?.. lilo
YES, como era como til pensa-
has, como til supOnias? lilo YES
como era barro esa mujer, a la
HLe tn habfas elevado a la mas
alta Gina del ideal? lilo yes CO
mo no Sc merecia tn carino?
Que equivocaci6n!...
Sc cogi6 Ia cabeza con las ma
nos, al tempo que eerraba los
ojes,
-lY pensar-sigui6 luego
monologandO-, que 20, por esa
muder 10 he abandonado TODD,
posici6n, nombre, carrera, por-
venir, fortuna, ilusiones, espe-
ranzas... iitcdo 10 que es la vi
da de un hombrel L.. y que por
ella he traicionado a uno de mis-
mejores amigos, al dulce Pepe,
al pobre marquesito, al que 70
ne cOntribuidO con mi cObar.
dia a pOner en- ridlculol.,. i0ue
SaTca@nOl...,
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
PREMERO BATEADO-
RES EN- LAS GRANlDES LII
GAS

Ted Williams, la 'estrella de
los MediaS Rojas, Sc faantiene a
la cabeza de todos los bateado-
res de alas grhndes ligas, con
l12 carreras, 15S hits y 4O7
puntos de promedio.
Marcia en- segundo lugar,
Travis, de los Senadores, con 8S
carreras, l79 hits y promedio
de 364.
Di Maggie mantiene un pro :
medic de 956, con l31 carreras
y I'll hits.
Los tres primeros bateadores
de a Liga Nacional, por debajo
de los tres anteriores, en- eff
eiencia, son Hopp, de los Car
denales, con SO; Etten, Phillies,
con 329, y Walker, Dodgers,
cor 327.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

Ell sarcasmo era tan grande
que Sc lie hundia por las entra-
mas
Nunca como ahora Sc le ha-
bia aparecido tan ruin y tan ba-
ia y tan cobarde, la acci6n que
Ell cometi6 con Ramo Florida.
Su piedad, su compassion Dor
Ell pobre marquesito, al que o.
legario saba enfermo, v que
habia quedado Solo en- Ia vida,
buriado, enganado, fue tan
grande ahora, que estuvo a pun.
to de ir al despacho y escribirle
una carta, pidiendole por Dios
que lie matara.
Luego Sc encogi6 de hombros
murmurando:
-lNO seamos nihos!... tEl
nal va esta hecho!
%
De pronto, otro pensamiento,
cruel tambien, lacersnte, atra.
veS6 so csrshro,
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
TOMo TERCBRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAkLE

Hoy habia durado mas la vi
sta que de costumbre, a causa,
sobre TODD, de una consulta que
hubo de celebrar con varios
compaheros en- la casa de una
duquesa italiana, que parecia
iba a MORN.
Il Extraho, muy extraho!-
sc dijo ell doctor ahora, cogien-
do una revista de encima de la
consola que ocupaba ell centric
de la estancia, Y comenzando a
hojearla con aire distraido -
inunca suele volver Agueda tan
tardel
Pero, en- fin; como no era CO.
Ca de preOcuparse m~ayormente
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

81 doctor Sc levant6, int.
rrumpi6 la comida.
iAh, por Diosl
Fue hacia la alcoba, a paso
de ioboi abri6 Ell armario de A
gueda, y aiii una ligera inspec-
cion ocular lie bast6 para COM
prender Ia verdad.
iAgueda Sc habla marchado!
FL asombro, la augusta, la
sorpresa. Sc mezclaban ahora
en- su alma al Juror, a un odio
loco, a una rabia, a una c6lera
formidable.
Y eStas palabras Sc escapa-
ron de sus labios:
CPero es possible o..
Sigui6 revoiviendo en- los ca
jones.
Faltaban las ropas de Ia mar
quesa, sus zapatos, sus cajas
de medals y de lenceria fina,
sus abrigOs, sus joyas...
Fl doctor two que If . dss-
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

paomarse en- un sill6n.
Y alli, con un ademan bibli.
co, murmur6:
fla miserable!.. iOh, La
miserable !....
lCuantO tiempo permanecid
asi Ell infeliz?
nj 81 misme babria pOdidO
decirlo.
Otamendi sGo pareci6 salir
de su abstraction NiendO que
ell sol habia huido de los balco-
mes de enfrente.
ST; la tarde GAIA.
FL doctor Sc levant6. y apo
yando una mano en- ell respaldo
de un sill6n, Sc pas6 la otra por
Ia frente.
-fAh, 1iOs, Qpe horrible es
eStoi
Su boca sc habia torcido con
I'm sarcasmo colossal, para de-
cir ah0rai
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

cadia, Kissin1rnee y otrcs iuga-
res del Estado.
Entire los dfscdptOs figuran
los fsmosos Top Barlow, King
Kong Smith. Cleve Boney, Jack
Duncan y Mary Vance.
Careers de caballos sc efec,
tuaran tambien, ademas de loi
actos de monta de caballos cerrC
ros y toros, enlazamientos, or
demo de vacas no domadas, etc
Interviewer de manera mu
activa en- la organization, ell je
fe de policia, Don Caudio Woo
druff, y Ell jefe de detectives 81
Don w. D. Bush.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

Los Browns de San Luis EN-
pataron ell desafio en- ell noveno.
Entraron los Yankees a batear,
ens la decima, e hicieron tres ca
rreras, obteniendo ell triunfo.
La victoria Sc lie anot0 a
Branch, que r~eemplazo a Don
aid, aunque ell partido 10 finali-
rs Chandler. Lanzaron por 81
San Luis. Muncrief, Harris, Ga
lehouse y O~stermueller, tocan-
dole a este 1ltimo Ell contratiem
pc.
New York &c, 16h, lie; San
Luis &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
Ell d QUE ORGANIZE
LA POLICIA
Vendrdn vaquerOs de VGrioS H.
cares del EstGdo

Sc han completado va los pre-
parativos para Ell RodeO de la
policia, que comenzara manana
sabado, en- ell terreno de Plant,
Y durara tres dias, finalizando
ell lunes.
Dos grandes paradas, que re-
correran las Gales de los distri-
tos comerciales de Tampa e
Ybor City, Sc efectuaran Ell sa-
bado y ell tunes.
Seis "exvaqueros," ahOra a.
gregados al ejercito, en- Ell cam
pamento MacDill, Sc han ms :
cripto va.
Vendran 'vaqueros" de Ar
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

no seco y breve.
La doncella asinti6 saliendc
de la estancia, y dos minutes
despues, Olegario comia con los
ojos fijos en- ell plato.
va cast a los poStres, rom.
piendO ell silencio, pregunt6 q
Adriana:
mo dijo la sehora ad6nde
iba?
-iSi, senior, ST; dijo que iba
a casa de la modista, de NADIA
me0rme, a llevarle varios abri-
COS y vestidos. para que los re-
formara. Sc llev6 dos maletas.
FOUR. IDos mRletas2
FL asombro habia dejado aho
ra al medico boquiabierto
Qued6 con el medic platano
que Sc comia en- Ell ARE, y su
rostro expresaba un asombro in
finito.
1Que dice listed?
ST, senior.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

por esta nimiedad, el doctor a.
cab6 por encogerse de hombros,
murmurando:
-iOh, Sc habra entretenido
en- las tiendas o casa de la mo-
dista
Y Sc hundi6 en- la lectura de
Ia reviSta.
Sin embargo, ell tempo pasa.
ba y Agueda no volvia.
Habian dado las dos y media.
y las tres menos cuarto, las
tres.
Cuando son6 esta Ultima no.
ra, otamendi, cuya nerviosidac
habia lido subiendo de punto d,
~timamente, pas6 al comedor.
Adriana andaba por ALI, d.
puntillas, harta de comental
con Marguerite, la cocinera.
este tan extraho e ins6lito.
-Bien; sfrvame a mi el al.
muerzo-duo ell doctor en- to-
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

Boston, agosto 29.2Ierry
Moore, Ell captain N jardinero
central de los Cardenales. sal
dra maGana sabado del hospital
St. Elizabeth, donde pas6 ochc
dias a consecuencias de haber
Yecibido IN pelotazo.
Moore ira a San Luis, pero
con orden de no jugar hasta pa
sados por 10 menos otros diez
dias.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
OEPORTES
VENDRA UN TEAM MEXI-
CANO DE E~QUITACION

Ciudad de Mexico, agosto 20.
Camacho firm6 un decreto en-
viando IN team mexicano de
equitaci6n a competiciones que
Sc efectuaran en- Washington y
New York.
Mandara ell team" ell captain
Humberto Marbles Cortes, acorn
panado por los ~capitanes JOa-
qufn Chagoya, M. R. Ponce y
Ramiro Palafox.
Con ellos hara ell viaje ell ge-
neral Rodrigo M. Quevedo, pre-
sidente de la Federation Ecues-
ire Nacional.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
LOS PROBE
SIONALES VENCIERON A
LOS ~COLEGIALES

Chicago. agosto 29.-Los o.
SOS de Chicago, campeones del
futbol professional, d~errotaron
anoche, en- presencia de 1lOO ,OOO
personals, a las Estrellas de los
Colegios y Universidades del
pals.
Fue la tercera victoria conse-
cutiva, en- otros tantos amos, de
los PROFESSIONALS sobre los estu-
diantes.
Usaron los Osos la famOsa
formation "TT", con la cual ven
cieron a los Pielesrojas de Wa
shington con la cast increible
anotaci6n de 70 pOr O.
La anotaci6n de anoche, en-
contra de las "estrellas", fue de
81 contra Is.
Jugaron los colegiales bajo la
direction de O'aourke, coach
del Colegio de Boston.
Defendieron la ensena de los
campeones: Plasman, Stydahar
Fortman, Turner, Musso, Ar
toe, Wilson, Luckman, Noting,
McAfee y Osmanki.
Usaron los Colegiales a Ran
kin, Pannell, Lilo, Mucha, O.
Boyle, Drahos, Rucinski, Eva
shevski, Harmon, Franck y
Paskvan.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
LIGA NACIONAL
Victoria del San Luis
No 5Wg6 e Brooklyn

Aprovechando un descanso de
los Dodgers, los Cardenales, con
Pollett de pitcher, vencieron a
los Gigantes y a~cortaron a un
desafio Ia distancia que les Sc
para del primer lUgar. Pollet, ell
lanzador zurdo de 20 amos, es la
nueva sensation de la Liga.
Los Gigantes solo pudieron
batear tres hits, uno de ellos de
Mel OFT.
Melton, a quien sustituyeron
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Tigres vencieron a los
Medals Rojas de Boston. Tres
pitchers usaron los atropelladOs
y dos los ganadores. La victoria
Sc lie anot6 a Manders y ell dis
gusto a Ryba.
lPegaron "jonrones" Ted VIII
liamS, Cronin y York.
Boston 7c, 10h, De; Detroit &c
12h, Be.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

Los piratas parecfan derro-
tados, pero en- la novena entra-
da hicieron tres carreras y ga
naron Ell partido.
Lopez fue tres wees al bate
y no peg6 de shit"
La victoria Sc lie anot6 a
Dietz y la derrota a Pearson.
, Pittsburg Sc, ION, lie; Fila
DELTA &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

El veterano Lee sc hallaba en-
lorna perfecta y. los Senadores
no pudieronG pisarle ell plato"
Con diez hits los Medias Blan :
cas- anotaron cuatro vecSs.
Washington DC. 4h, De; Wash
ington DC, 1Oh, De,
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
GOmsti0A trm eExoree Ernnr
cher, Ell g dcI DShroit.

BabiA tuvo que ser sustituiS
do con BeCkman, pero los AtiEti
cos derrotaron a los 1ndios. Sc
lie anot6 ell exito a Deckman Y el
castigo a Milnar. Cada novena
solo descarg6 z hits.
Filadelfia sc, Tn, De; Cleve-
land sc, IN, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

Farley y Eaves sostuvieron
I'm duelo de pitchers, correspon
diendole al primero la victoria.
Los Braves solo pegaron dos
hits y los triunfadores cuatro.
Chicago 1c, Oh, lie; Boston &c
4h. lie.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
new! "BACTERIOSTATIC'
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great faVOT
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of douches as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want TO be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by offend-
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 10
delicate tissues. But not Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Sanative Washl Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
because it's NOT q harmful germicide.
1nstead-it's q mighty effective "bac-
terioStatic" (the modern trend) II not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanBes, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-yelieves minor
irritations and discharge and has Q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
~nexpensivel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

Crwpentaw yAaans, frk b Aar-
pentinerO epabdlado.
San Luis Sc, 11h, 0e; n York
0c, 3h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre In pintura
3. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivameRte por Kin g
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

MOORE sAgaRA DEL nos
FfTAI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Six Buildings Raced
By $4,000 Blaze
Times stan Correspondent

MT. PLEASANT June 20
Damage estimated today AT moro
han $4,000 resulted when fire
wept through the business dis
trict Of Weidman village leveling
tx store buildings II was the sec
ond disastrous fire of the week in
he village.
Fire departments frou-Mt
pleasant. RemuS and Clare an.
wered the call and aided IN saw
ing the remainder of the business
, section. The unlncorporatcd VII
lage had no fire department Of lis
own and only recently tabled
proposed purchase Of a 500 fire
fighting unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Appeal Mapped
Over SempGner

Attorneys for Fran FilzGorald
today planned an appeal from the
ruling OF visiting Circuit Judge
Leonard -. Nerdier OF Grand Rap
ids that Arthur " SemplIncr was
entitled 10 the Office of Circuit
Court commissioner now held by
FilzGcrald. an appointee of Gov
ernor Van Wagner. refused "a
vacate the office after the April
election which was Won by Scmp-
liner, holding there had been no
vacancy. Scmplincr then started
mandamus action.
Semplrner, spent Sill ON(,(n the
campaign for the Office Whi4h pays
$500 annually. lie was given
draft deferment because he was a
Judge OF court OF record. Later
the draft board i@opened tho case
and Semriner's status was in
doubt pending reclaSsiiication. The
board then placed him IN Class AZ
or unfit for military service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Street Wins
She's Unhappy but H'H
Remain Orleans

The name of Orleans Street,
which through the years has been
identified with Joan of Arc, the
Maid of Orleans, should be changed
TO Wendell l.. Willkie Drive or
any of a score of other fancy
names. a woman who wants to
build a house there believes.
In letter to Common Council
Mrs. V. A. Barrett OF 161 Atkin.
son avenue, said she would be
happier" if council changed the
name as she wants TO build {
home on Orleans south of Eight
Mile road
She submitted a score of names
but council said NIX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

General Fair Weather Conditions and Fine Roads
Free of Detours. Promised for Weekend -

General fair although warm
weather conditions and roads al
most entirely free of detours and
bad spots are in prospect for
~ t-t-rr1-efff tourists m sAfiftrf1fEar1 amt
ncighb0ring states It VISA reported
today.
The United States Weather
Bureau sara -weCk-rud weather
VIII be far. with maximum tenn
peraiurcs IN the low nIncUECs IN
Michigan. Indiana, Illinois and
Wisconsin.
The same prediction covers
Ohio, except that western Ohio
may see scattered showers Satur-
day night. and Ontario will be
slightly cooler. il was said
T. s. Mathcson. manager Of tho