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Evening star., 1941-06-26
Boston Nazi Consulate
Admits Burning Records
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 26.-The German
consulate here admitted last night
1t was destroying papers and rec
ords." Boston Fire Department
official said after he had visited
the consulate while investigating
neighbors complaints that sparks
and heavy smoke were pouring from
the buildings chimney.
Fire 1t. John Hoar said a we'll
dressed man, who did not diclose
his identity, answered the door when
he rang the bell, and upon being
asked the cause of the sparks and
the smoke, replied:
I'VE are burning papers and rec
ords.'
1t. Hoar said that he asked the
man that this be stopped imme-
diately on grounds that it was dam
gerous to houses in the neighbor-
hood" The consulate is on Mount
Vernon street, on densely- populated
Beacon Hill.
The man agreed that it would be
stopped Immediately" 1t. Hoar said.
He was very pleasant about it and
there was no difficulty whatsoever. "
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Housing
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ing needs, and during the present
emergency accurate prediction is
well nigh impossible by reason of
rapid expansion of, and frequent
necessary changes in, the ma
tional defense program which de-
fense housing must serve Data
have been presented to me which
indicate the possibility that the
Government should be prepared to
undertake the construction of at
least 125,000 additional defense
homes between now and July l,
1912, 1t is thought best, however,
to limit the additional program to
S300,000000 at this time, which will
permit the construction of approx
imately 5000 houses to fill the most
urgent present needs.
The effect of the national de-
fenSe program has not yet been
fully registered on the housing
market. Some new plants here
tofore brought into the defense
program have not yet reached full
capacity and many new facilities,
~ 4NAAloAIl ~ DC SolloIl uSOCu.
Vacancies Absorbed.
ut has been recognized that in
creased subcontracting and curtail-
ment of certain kinds of pTc@uct-
ton for civilian use will reduce the
need for new housing to some ex-
tent. However, in many cases new
plants or increases of existing plants
will of necessity be located in areas
not affected by these factors. In
practically every case where exist
ing plants are increased, those work.
ers who must be brought into the
area will require proportionately
larger number of houses, because
those vacancies which were pre-
viously available have generally
been absorbed"
Preparing to leave Washington
this afternoon for week end at
his family home in Hyde Park, N. Y,
the President also issued a procla-
nation this morning fixing the
postage rate for books containing
reading matter without advertising
at 112 cents per pound, irrespective
of the zone destination.
Mr.. Roosevelt scheduled only two
engagements prior to his departure,
one with Winthrop Rutherford
family friend, and the other with
Maj. Gen. Thomas Holcomb, COM
nnandant of the Marine Corps.
Overnight the President signed
10 bills.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Drive Seeks 10 Reduce
Unnecessary Sizes
OF Products
Campaign Designed to
Aid in Production of
Defense Material
By OLIVER MCKEE,

To increase production of defense
materials, the Commerce Depart
ment, through the Bureau of Stand
ards, will join with the Office of
Production Management in a cam
paign 20 obtain the elimination of
unnecessary sizes and varieties of
manufactured products, it was an
nounced today.
A plan of collaboration between
the Commerce Department and o
P. M. to simplify the output of the
electrical industry has been ap-
proved. This plan, purpose of which
is to facilitate priorities and speed
the release of strategic defense ma
terials, is expected to be extended
later to other industries.
Though expressing their desire to
cooperate in the present emergency
by reducing the number of sizes and
Evening star., 1941-06-26
French Pretender's Wife
Mother of Twin BOYS

BY the Associated Press.
CASABLANCA, French Morocco,
June 26.-The Countess of Paris,
wife of the pretender to the nom
existent throne of France, gave birth
to twin boys yesterday at Rabat,
bringing the number of their chill
dren to eight.
The twins were named Michel and
Jacques. Their godparents will be
selected from workers and peasants
families.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Of Italy's African soldiers were re-
ported south of Soddu.
Claim British Repulsed.

The italian garrison holding out
at Debra Tabor In Northern Ethio-
pia has repulsed two more massed
attacks by British troops, the Fas-
cist high command reported in
Rome.
At the same time British pressure
on Italian forces in the Gala Sid
amo region to the west was reported
relieved by sharp counters attacks.
The Italians said their planes had
intercepted British bombing
squadron in the central Mediter-
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Court Assignments

Change of Plea:
United States VS.. John A. Griffith
Motion:
United States VS.. Transocean G
M. D. G. ct al.
Criminal Court No. %Justice
Briggle
United States VS.. George Hodge.
United States VS. Samuel L. Will
liams.
United States VS.. Harry B. Bury
United States VS.. Geneva S. Davis
United States VS.. Obie Stinson.
United States VS.. Samuel r. Per-
ritt.
United States VS.. Percy Allen.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
DISTRICT COURT

In any cases where postponement
of the hearing of motion is to be
requested, notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than
o'clock the afternoon before such
motion is set for hearing. 1t will
be the policy of the court not to
grant postponements if the afore-
said notice is not given, except
when extraordinary conditions have
prevented the giving of the notice.
Roll call of motions will be at
9:45 am, as heretofore has been
the practice.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
MOtiOnS-Justice James w.
Morris.

MotiOns-Justice James w.
Morris.
Assignments for tomorrow:
In re Estate of Pearl Thompson;
attorneys, Katz-Sadler.
Schlorb VS.. Schlorb; attorney
O'Brien-pro Sc.
Withers VS.. Withers; rule.
Ritchie VS.. Ritchie; attorney
Lipscomb.
BARLEY VS.. BARLEY: rule.
Oliver VS.. Oliver; attorneys, Cox
Wenchel-Tedrow.
Culbreth VS.. Culbreth; rule.
Kelly VS.. Kelly; attorneys, Neu-
decker-O'Brien
Neal VS.. Neal; attorneys, Neu-
decker-Shenos, Chessin.
Demaree VS.. Demaree; rule.
Gordon VS.. Gordon ct al; attor-
neys. Weidemeyer-Prager.
BranSon VS.. Branson: rule.
Barnes VS.. Barnes; attorneys
Rothbard-Lewis
Fortin VS.. Fortin; rule.
Quick VS.. Quick; attorneys, Neu-
decker-Lebowitz
Medley VS.. Medley; rule.
Garrett VS.. Garrett, ct al; attor-
neys, Observation-Disclosures.
Murphy VS.. Murphy: rule.
White VS.. White; attorneys. Tig-
nor, Peterson & Branson-Houston
Houston & HASTE.
Webb VS.. Webb: rule.
Stephens VS.. Stephens; attorneys,
Wilson-Hayes.
Clements VS.. Clements; rule.
Grant VS.. Grant: attorneys
Ganse-Fowler.
Nolan VS.. Nolan; rule.
Moore VS.. Moore; attorneys
O'Brien-Hart.
Graham VS.. Graham; rule.
Pike VS.. Pike; attorneys, Daw-
son-Neudecker.
Luckham vs.. Luckham; attor-
neys, Palting-Johnson.
Zirkle VS.. Zirkle: attorney, Rowe
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice
Goldsborough.
OSIlGS1lCcS lt1cIICu
United States VS.. James A. Ander-
son.
United States VS.. George A. Bos-
we'll.
United States VS.. Rose Regina
Brooks.
United States VS.. Howard J. Clark.
United States VS.. Woodland G.
Evans.
United States VS.. Robert w.
Gordon.
United States VS.. Clarence E. JEFF
ferson.
United States VS.. Albert D. Jones.
United States VS.. Floyd Manley.
United States VS.. Walter Simpson.
United States VS.. Francis l..
Washington.
United States VS.. Richard Wash
ington.
Sentences mot REFEREED:
United States VS.. Elizabeth Ed
wards.
United States VS.. Thomas Barnes.
United States VS.. Joseph p Eagan
United States VS.. William o.
Davis.
United States VS.. Feemster Barber.
United States VS.. Raymond Harris.
United States VS.. Willie A. Pena-
mon.
United States VS.. James D. Will
liams (plea0.
United States VS.. Raymond Brooks
(arraignmenD.
Motions:
United States VS.. Francis L. Wash
ington.
United States VS.. Richard Wash
ington.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice
Adkins.
Arrangements:
United States VS.. William Mar
shall.
United States VS.. Christine Lee.
Sentences:
United States VS.. Mary E. Sibley.
United States VS.. Alphonzo Jones.
United States VS.. Isaac w. Wade.
United States VS.. William Bur-
nett.
United States VS.. Louis J. Will
liams.
United States VS.. Wardell Rut-
ledge
United States VS.. Henry johnson.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Augusta School Term Set

STAUNTON, Va, June 26 (Spe-
ciaD. - Augusta County's public
schools will open for the fall term
September and close June l, it was
decided at regular meeting Of the
School Board. Next regular meet
ing of the School Board will be held
July /.
Evening star., 1941-06-26

ranean and shot down one Blen-
helm bomber.
They acknowledged that British
aircraft had again raided the
italian Libyan stronghold Of Ben
gasi.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
France Raises Legion
To Fight Against Reds

By the Associated Press.
VICHY, Unoccupied France, June
26.-The Paris press declared today
a legion of volunteers was being
raised in France to fight against
Soviet Russia.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30
PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
SIRITE RADNICKU BORBU.

od h porodca jeste porodica Krstjana sampara, pra
unuka sna Jocelyana sampijona koji zahvaljujuc
predovanju stamparskog stroia, ko cnase rukopisne
knge beskorsnim iii nepotrebno skupin nailazase
sve vete vete potekote da prav zivot kao prepsvac
III iluminator rukopisa.
Prema tome posle smrt oca mu, koji bese sin Joce-
lyna sampjona produz zivot Voucouleursu nakon so
vide mutenistvo Jovanke cd Arka Allan Lebrenn od
sell Pariz, nasto prlvo Jovan Saurn, stamparskl
majstor ovog grada koj obeca nakon sto jed
ne krake posete Vaucouleursu pade oci ntegencija
,aladog ccveka zanatu mu, da ce pomoei da nade
rosao velkom gradu. On prni ron,du i brzo postize
uspeh novom polju Ozeni Sc godine 1465., premium
1874 ostav sina, Meara Lebrenna ko Sc rodi 1856
b otac kristiiana stampara
Mear Lebrenn sledovase otevo mn zanimane rade
ci dugo nakon smrti oca mu preduzecu Jovana
Saurina gde usluge bejahu visoko cenene Ali pose
smrti Jovana Saurna, Melar Lebrenn ko Sc medjuvre
memo ozen imadase troje dece Kristiiana dive kceri
b: otpusten cd strane Saurinovog nasednika ko
Sc ine Noea Compaigna Compaign bese verski zanese
MAX Mega drazase neverstvo Melaa Lebrenna kako ga
on zvase proganlase ga odvranim klevetama MENU
povorase drugim clanovima gilda kao neposenom ina
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30

nakon cenkana konatne pogodbe nude svi kom ko-
il zeli da Sc otrese nepriatea.
to nije najgorprizor nakrcanih utica Pariz pre-
Iva izguol lenm ma bludnicama svih stepena Jos
kad nije nemoralnost kojo tako prednace krajevski
dvor Crkva gosposna uzrokovala tako svestranu pus
tos Jedna odvratna boest kou spanolc mportovase IL
Anerike nskon zavojevanja Kristfora kolumba, true
zivot ma vrlom mu izvoru.
Nazad, Pariz pruza bezmonu mesavinu zanesenjas
tva razvraa divastva Wise vrata kuca zlog glasa vi
de Sc podobija svetaca svetica nJhovim udubnama
pred korna lopov ubice budnce, hitaluci "a svojim
respektivnm posovima, skdaju sesre saginu glave.
LANES, Guieris drugi razboJnci pale svece kod
cltara Device iii placaju mise "a uspeh snuJucih i'm
zlocna Praznoverica Sc sr korak sa ziocnstVom Ma
vode pobozn ecnic koi Sc redovno prlcescuu svake
sedmice, koj, potkupen cd nestrpilv1h nasednika,
ruju svom lekarskim probavama bogate pacJente, ci
ia suvse sporo doaz NaJgrozn zloclncl lzgubise
svo uzas osobo od ksd papska oprostana plsma pro-
avana gotove pare osiguravau zoclncma oprostepe
gfeha nekaznvost Vrline ognjsta svakog dobrog
ala kao da odbegose narueaj samo onlh porod'ca ko
e odbacse poganstvo Rma ma da nazvane jereticima,
praktkuu jednostavnost evandelske morainost jedna
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&c nedostoJnom toyeku Melar ebrenn naskoro oet uc
max th keveta zanat opade uStedevina nlu bi po-
trosena: ne osta niSta prca relkviia niegove
porodce koJe behu predavane cd pokoen do pokoena
Pod tim okolnostma, Melar ucni jos jedan oGa mi
poKusaJ Ga sc podgne noge Pc cuvenu znadaSe Hen
ry kstenna naslavnjeg stampara prosog stoleca Es-
tlenova dobrota srca kao znane mu behu stvari OPS
teg glasa. Melar Lebrenn oduc da Sc obra niemu ali
nade da e Estenne ako predrasuan protv mega usled
keveta sto III prosiri Compagn No Mear Lebrenn los
ne bl omaodsen On okonosno objasni Estiennu razop
Compagnove mrznje ponudi Estiennu da ga sluzi ma
probu Ponuda bi prmliena Melar Lebrenn Sc naskoro
tako dobro pokaza kao sovosagar kao citac otisaka
ia MaJstor Henry Estienne sudee DO laznos optuzaba
giede vestine Meara Lebrenna zanatu nu zak1uG
le podJednako azno opuzen gede licnog u karaktera
Od toga vrenena nadale Estienne Sc duboko zante
EesuJe Melara naskoro jednstveno prpiie uz ME-
ga kolko rad njegove vestne toliko radi valjanost
nJegovog karaktera i dobroe njegovog srca
(Nastavce se)
- 1lreLaines' znaci dosovno Vunostrigc - s.T;.o
Scics =: dosovno Svosrge. s.MauvaisG,reon.,, j.,
iovno: Nevajaa MomGada
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-30
KUDA VODE POSTOJECE
JUNIJE.

"Politicko shvacanje vlada ekonoms-
kim teznjarna junije; otuda njedna Ju-
mia nije zasluzna svog imena, ako ME
MIN teznjama ne vlada socijalistcka MI
sac. - DE LEON.
Pre- navale fasizma, tojest pre- nJegove po-
bede II Itaiji Nemackoj u swim kapitalistic-
kim zemljama postojale SUI tako-zvane radnie-
ke junije. Nemacka je imala preko cetiri mill
ona "organzovanih" radnika IL junijama ,slic-
ne postojecim junijama koje Sc jos naaze Il
"demokratskim'' zemljama, nj italijanske
"radnicke" junije nisu bile brojno sromasne.
Pre- pocetka Drugog Svetskog Rata Fran
cuskoj, Belgiji, Holandij, Danskoj Norves-
koi radnici su bill "organzovani" takodjer II
junjama slicne postojecim junijama koje So
jos nalaze u zivotu. U swim pomenutim zem-
llama nestadose te "radnicke" junije sa Milo
nina clanova kao da i'll nije nikad bilo. Samo
"demokratskim'' zemljama Sjedinjenim
Drzavama Britaniji - danas postoje onak-
We junije koje padose pred navalom fasizma.
Sta je fallo tim junijama koje Sc tako la
ko predadose silama reakcije Nemackoj l.
taliji? Jesu Ii one bile mnogo slabije cd Bri-
C. |. 0. owe zemlje? Ovo pitanje postavljamo
jer povampirena "Radnicka Strata" - Narod-
nj Glasnik, koji Sc ma1o pre- zvase "Radnicki
Glasnik", veil da svi "pravi vodje stalno GO
vore ponavljaju: 'Organiziranje americkih
radnika je jedini naein da Sc ocuva americka
demokracija, gradjanske slobode mir" Onda
ia novina podvlaci sledece "Ako je ikada BIZ
10 istine, ovo je stna" Prema ovoj novini
nesto je morale manjkati junjama koje TIA
LII Nemackoj nisu mcgle ocuvati "demokra
ciju gradjanske slobode."
Italijanske junije vodile su rajkove "a We
Gu nadnicu krace radno vreme; "a VEGA pra-
va radnika tojest, one su vodile borbu ocu
vanje "demokratfe,' kao sto to sada cine ju-
nije A. F. L. i c. l. o. Il ovoj zemlji. Kada Sc
sravne sa postoiecim ovdasnjim junijarna ta-
lijanskim junijama nije nista fallo onoga sto
prve imaju. One su ilnale vodje koji su govo-
rili kao sto govore vodje ovdasnjh junija
Nemacke junije, takodjer su vodile bcrbu
"a krace radno vreme vecu ma ajamncu pod
upirae su reforne koje su garantovale We
&c "gradjanske sobode MIR. pa ipak, maju->
c sve sto postojece junije "demokratskim'
zeml jana imaju, junije Nemacke Italije pa
dose kao trule kruske pred navalom zlikovs-
kog fasizma.
Francuska junija, koja bese slicna britain
skim ovdasnjim junjarna, ne mamie cd c. l.
O. vodila je velke stra jkove. Kao c. I. O..
ona je vodla straj jkove "skrstenih ruku' MEN
poslednji akt bese "generalni strajk' protiv
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KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesta knjiba Eugene Sue-a "Tajne naroda
iii "Istorja jedne proleterske porodice kroz vekove
Prica sesnaestom Stolecu. - dive knjige Knjiga l.
Sa orignalnog f-ancuskog engleski Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic
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Isto sa zocinin1a svih naravi njkovo mnozenje e
van mere Kad Sc zanocuje ubce razbojnci zaposedaju
uce Broj i'm ide do dvadeset-pet iii tridese hjada,
sv sd organzovani cete "Guillers, "Plumeti "Rou-
gets" Tire-Laines"* Posledni kradu burzoe kojima e
zabranjeno da oruzje "TireSoies* jedna smeija
ceta sece ma plemce, ko uvek oboruzani. "Barbet
Sc prerussvau kao zanatlije raznh sruka iii kao kalu
deri raznih redova pa uvlace kuce svrhu kradje
Pored tih Sc naaze cete mates iii Fins-Mattos
veste secikese iii dzepokradice; naposletku Mauvas-
Garcons"s#x rajstrasnj Cd svih koj zvesnu ce-
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Slstkorecivost je oruzje reforme; ona mo-
re da uzore. ali ona ne seize. Proleterska revo-
!ucija sluzi Sc prekaljenim celikon cd bolIe
vrste. - De Leon.
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"Politicko shvacanje vlada ekonon1s
kim teznjama junije; otuda, niledna Ju
min niie zasluzna svog imena, ako ME
MIN teznjama ne vlada socijalisti6ka mi
sac. - DE LEON.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

RY NEXT Americans will be bos so
peI with milk the smlk,
other % the humon textile
the Doy Products
including
dyes o ~oob before being used the monutoet
with WOOL mohoM. fur
Mode from product Of skim milk the fiber which cod
fbcs including
substance Although only by volume skim milk
additional hoied Significance the
NooIy there hos surplus Of
merci market, for livestock feeding
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03

services at the Odd Fellows Hall Sunday evening.
 This doctrine of voluntarily giv- ing tenth of ones income to the church is the way in which the temporal activities of the church are carried on. Since the organiza- tion of the church, the principle of tithing has been the means by which the poor have been cared for, buildings erected to worship in, hos pitals built and sustained, and all other needs that require financial aid Having no paid ministry in the church, the tithe that would be spent for this purpose is used in filling the store houses for future use, and in developing projects that supply work for those not absorbed in private industry.
 The law of tithing was given to the Latter Day Saints to take the place of the United Order, under which the Mormons had all things in common, each family taking from the store house their particular needs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03
BARAN0F IN
 S0UTHB0UND

Southhound, the steamer Baranof, Caf.. Joseph Ramsauer, purser Lar ry MaNamee, arrived in Juneau shortly after midnight last night with 9 assengers from the Vest ward for Juneau. The vessel sailed at 8 o'clock this morning with eight passengers from Juneau for the South.
 Passengers arriving from the Westward were John Mulkey, Ned Lsngsam, Eugene Johnson, Lillian Johnson, Bessie Johnson, Hazel Jansen, L. J. Emmanuel, w. G. pradner, E. s. Donovan, " C.. Bingham, Jack Boyle, Mrs G. Thay- CT, Hal Peck, E. C. Burke, MT. and Hrs. E. B. Fisher, Ben Ton, A. Jackson, R. Robers, R. Sheldon, H. Jameyson and H. M Brown.
 Passengers leaving for Seattle were l. Hoffman, H. Oliver, B. D. Stewart, s. B. Frizelle and Kitty DeLong.
 For Ketchikan-O Sela, Wallis George and Edward Dawling.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03
N0RTH(0AST DOCKS HERE
 FROM 5ITkA

Returning Southbound to Juneau from Sitka the steamer North Coast docked at the City dock at 8 o'clock last night with 16 passengers from Sitka for Juneau. The vessel, Capt. A. J. Borkland, purser Paul Richers, sailed for Seattle one hour later with Is passengers from Ju- neau for Seattle and Southeast AL aska ports.
 Passengers arriving in Juneau from Sitka were Robert Darrah, Raymond Beach, Mrs. Dale Fleek, Gale Fleek, Andrea Fleek, H. w. Berk, Paul Milton, William Hatlon Jr., w. H. Weideman. MT. and Mrs. A. P. Turner, Margaret Frd, Walter Hellan, H. B. Crewson, M. L. Betsill, Richard Surette.
 Passengers from Juneau to Seattle were Mrs. Katherine Horn, Mrs. E. F. Clements, Lawrence Kerr, Harry Jensen, Art Bregren, " H. Cuff, Kenneth Kolander, Gleb Tulintseff, Larry Trambitas, Edward zdona and Fred Swanson.
 For Petersburg-Mrs. Alice Don nels and Dean c. Kayler.
 For Wrangell-Isaac Brood.
 For Ketchikan-J M Wyckoff Charles Makers, Hal Fairhurst and A. Bates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03
Wash. Staier
 Makes Win
 For Indians
SthooIboy Rowe Scores First Victory of Season
 -AIIows Only ! His
(By ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Tn the American League the Cleveland Indians boomed to vic- tory streak of eight games by beat ing Boston yesterday afternoon. The Indians sewed up the game in the fifth inning when Jeff Heath, Washington. Slater, hit triple with the bases loaded.
 Schoolboy Rowe hurled seven hit game yesterday and won his first game of the season as Detroit ham, mered down Philadelphia with IT hits.
 Washington scored four runs in the twelfth inning yesterday to de- feat St. Louis.
 The second place Chicago team broke up pitching duel between Red Ruffing and Ted Lyons yester- lay with five-run outburst in the sixth inning to subdue the third place Yankees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03
MISS JULIA MOI WILL BE MARRIED
 TO MARTIN RYAN

Announcement has been made of the coming marriage of Miss Julia Moi. daughter of MT. and Mrs. L. K Moi of Juneau, to Martin Rian, also of this city.
 The ceremony will be performed at the Lutheran Church May 10, in the presence of members of the family. The Rev. John L. Cauble will read the VOWS. Miss Lillian Olson will be the brides only at tendant and Milton Nyman will be best man.
 After 9 o'clock reception will be held at the Calhoun Avenue home of MT and Mrs. Frank Olson, to which all friends of the couple are invited.
 Miss Moi attended Juneau High School and recently returned here from Ketchikan, where she has spent the past faw years MT Rian has been an employee of the Juneau Cold Storage for the past three years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03
bALLFANS HEREWAIT
 OPENER
EIks, Moose 10 Indugurate Gastinedu Channel
 Season Tomorrow

Predictions are running rife to- day as the managers of the Elks and the Moose are getting in hud- died conferences with their players in preparation for the opening game of the 1941 Gastineau Chan nel baseball season starting at 3:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Firemen's Ball Park.
 With the High School band play ing for the formal opening an d acting Governor E. L. (Bob) Bart lett throwing the ball to Mayor Harry l. Lucas, the season will open as the Elks and the Moose fight out the first nine- inning game of the series.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03
FIRE RACES
 ATMAN|lA.
 NINE HOURS
Three Thou sand Homes Desfroyed-25,0co. Re-
 porfed 10 Be Homeless

 MANILA, May 3.-Driving thou sands into Manila Bay, a raging fire swept away three square miles of tepements today in the thickly pop ulated Todd district here. At least three persons are known to have been killed and 25,OOO are homeless.
 Property damage is estimated into the thousands of dollars. Three thousand homes were de- stroyed according to official esti- mates.
 Firemen and soldiers fought the roaring flames for nine hours be- fore the fire burned itself out at the edge of the bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03
Rookie Helps
 St. Louis for
 Fasi Victory
Pirates and Gidnfs Go 13 Innings 10 Tie-Ddrk-
 ness Ends Game

The National Leagues leading St. Louis won the seventh straight yame yesterday defeating Philadel- phia behind the shit pitching of rookie Howard Krest.
 Brooklyn still maintains a strong second place position in the Nation Il League by crushing Chicago be- hindsthe Unit pitching of Whitlow Wyatt, his fourth straight triumph after only one defeat this season.
 Pittsburgh Pirates and the New