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The axis planes also hammered
at the British naval base Of Malta
In the mid-Meditsrrsnesn. report
ing that at least one wsrship had
been bombed. that several other
vessels had been hit. and that bsg
fires had been started In fuel de-
pots and along the quays.
still other sxis planes pounded
At Tobruk. reporting that they had
sunk ct least one ship In that b.
sisgsd city which the British hold
on the Libyan coast.
Roms claimed that sirplanss led
the way in q new offensive thrust
by German-ItAlisn forces In the
sollum area az Egypt. Cairo re-
ported that 81 least 100 Big Ger
man troop carrying planes were
concentrated In Ldbya. apparently
for q parachute attack on Eusa
Britain slss go On the Of
fensiye IN The air. reporting
that RAP plane. made . heavy
raid on the Mssnheim indus-
trial ARA Of Germany. Berlin
admitted British air attacks On
scattered obBeetisss. Including
Heideibers, hut eisimad that
III Britssa planes wsrs shot
down To.sdsy. The ssxi high
command saia that sn April
1s-7s Britain losi 81 planes in
al.
President Rooeevsit's plan FOR
United States naval patrols To 30
into the war none n necessary drew
another threat Of torpedo rsprissis
from Berlin. But the most Inn
CONTINUED On Page n. Column ~
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New Schedule
For Ferries

Effective Thursday. q new ferry
beat schedule for the shuttle ~
tween 9Th ave. and Point Fosdick
Ia expected 10 provide better sery-
zee during the morning and even
ng rush hours.
A total q 30 roundtrips N1il be
made daily. II was amounted Wed
nesdzy.
Schedule for sundays and koli-
days viii remain unchanged.
All schedules provide the frs,
TIP Sill BE- made from Point Fos-
dick At midnight, and from sth
ave. At 1870 a NJ last crossing
viii b. maos from Point Foediek
At ITO .. m. and from 6th ave
A. 1i.40 .. m.
Although under the new seized.
uls there will b. fVo lehs trips
daily than have heretofors been
provided, respacing of trips IL in
TENDED 10 better accom- modal -
eity-bosIn6 crowds IN tire morning
Continued On Page 3. Column -
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American Planes
Used in Successful
North France Attack

LONDON - American Douglas
Dbl alrplsnss. now In service
with the Royal Ar Torcs. Tues
day night successfully attacked
three airdrOmss IN noTthsrn
France from which German night
raiders take of 10 sttaek Britain,
tn air ministry said "wednesday
The ministry's Wa the first an
nOunosmsnt that DB-7s. named
Hayocs By the British. have been
In action. The Raj uses ina planes
a. night fighters
"EBemy aircraft we're
bombed while landlag," the
ministry said Fl the raids
made by the American pianea.
~AiFdrsme insfAila tisns nsrs
ATTACKED vita isesndiary
bombs.
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May Continue
Metal Tokens

0fxuFIA--rhs sI.s& ~ sorn-
nnss>ssn Wednesday sakHssf<<l thzl
Wssninsaon snsfehsafz ssnt,Hn<
uslnz slsfminum ssiss ca fak=an
altar May I until th&<s are saffl-
Giant a. the rev green flb~F tok<ss
10 M instr ns<as
Th< ssanf~slsa suxs~~z~a
80 sisnuinzss tskzn ~ 80
e s~i<s IT fIte - 10 r~n1&.
80 sis.<slnHn tsk~ss - sairs
~ n - - e~als. far~~ nsar
zlnuzs fsk<.s - ~ = t1-e~s1
@si~s. nd fsa< tskeas - ~
- fee@sf ssi<s O. sxI<< -
ssisty s<sfs 80 sssfs - ssF~~
80 s~st s~sss tsx = 10 p<e-
sle<.
the eommlzsion sxla ismif@a
supply - - No. sf<<a fio<<
iaksns haa b<<n sent n sseh 81
ihs eommiszsons - brsneh efflc<s
Tor distribution. The supply. ke~-
ever. eisl nst ~ slffieisst ~
Thursday when tn TIRES pr s<n<
tsz gees into sffsef.
me eemmlssiss sxplsin<d thai
th< first fIbsF tokens ~ 9srk oiivs
green eoiof woald - s<srslr
lsx1als snd sould ~ repls<<d
shortly - iiEht green es<s rhs
fnkea faafnss Il fsfr4s1x4 a4z& x<>1< :.
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ALL Union Endorses
Proffered WAGE Boost

PORTLAND-Leaders Of Port
land ALL lumber workers Wed
nesdsy advised their 500 members
to accept an employer offer o<
a7iz cents an hour wage ineress>
made a. Tacoma last week. but
cIO officials. representing 1000
workers in Portland nnills. con
tinued 70 opposs the agreement
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Leading the opposition To Mayor
France are Councilmen Clarence
csviezel 20 year old dsirymsn,
and Jack Ranch, 40-year-old car
dealer and high school Jsnitor. one
time campaign manager for Con-
gresham John Coffee in eastern
Pierce county.
Both Caviezel and Ranch have
ran for mayor against France and
both have been defeated, Caviezel
by 20 votes in 1889. Ranch by two
10 one in 1887. Ranch was elected
10 the council in 1889. Caviezel
in 1910. Also elected 70 the coun-
ell in 1910 was II. A. Packard,
3s-yesr-old grocer.
FIGHT FLARES
INTO THE OPEN
Soon after Caviezel and Pack
ard went On the city council the
fight between the council and
France flsred into the open with
me mayor refusing 70 agn an
ordinance sbolLsning the post Of
superintendent Of streets.
The council hauled Mayor France
into court BY . nsndsmus action
and Judge T. D. Hodge ruled hat
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Vessel Pool Planned

WARRINGTON - HesF A.
miral Emory :. Land. maritime
commission chairman. alselnssd
Wednesday Afternoon that Press
dsnt Roosevelt " planning 10
create = vast pool - Amssleaa
merchant vessels and rsquisi-
Toned forslEH nag SHIPS 10 hs
ussd snyvhers At any time 10
connection with asfsass a ths
hemisphere
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Man FHers
Seized On
.LarysLha!
Incident Occurs
100 Niles OH
HowuIIun cooss

HONOLULU. T. n. - ne
Canadian cruiser Primes Rob
srt halted ihs 4. \. liner Pre-
ident Garfield and teak ~
four Esrman avislorx vho
sailed from San Frnnri1re
Friday. American rresideut
Lines. operator If The Cnr-
field. disclosed "Wednesday A.
trFuoof1.
TIC fasnp.ny r~id the rrsn<s
Hah~Ft. - ss<silafY CRUISES. szzr-
ped tks pfsssa~nt nzsfl<la 80
Tuesday tne snIies nnfth>..f -
Hensiuia snd ihss . eexr1lar
party srok eff th@ tie<snxns sfier
sssnininx ~ o@rnslaTs p@.-naur
liet.
n ss~<ms~u. n~as1 rl.s~A
Wes~<s <na~ua<. unne $500
ksessna 60 <isrsenee xn1u1nL
~ svia1ego n fH~lr s><~n11ea
~ h<ps ~ - - q. q
isnsoinee11ee 1>tas>m~w1 n
- Fnae~>ses sis<e 80
Asxus1.
last rriasv after mueh alrlu-
matle nsn<av~fIa9 fnsg l1aaIly
Slipped eut ~ - Frxn<inrs =
r'sk~ re hszsrdes,s vareGe hcne
thrpu4h sh< nv1tlea hlne&1z~
THO len ~ ~ Assesses
President t4nes iinev fz&rrl&11 -
rcrt<dly wiih saneflrn - fks q. =
stats s~r~rtmsef.
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France must sign the ordinance
Out Of that ordinance developed
another mandsmus action. in
which the busted superintendent
Of streets. Police chief p. d. Mel
son. sought 10 collect wages for
the street job. Again Judge 2. d.
Hodge ruled In favor OF the
council
Mayor France was reelected IN
1889 for a tSo-yesr term. 30 both
he and Buckley voters thought,
but the state legislature extended
the term Of office TO four years
for third and fourth class cities.
Continued on Page IS. Column u
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The War
In Brief
BY UNITED PRESS

LOND DON British svscusts
5000 from Grsecs. about 1900
including 1000 dead and wounded
fail TO get away; foreign office
Issues statement showing Greeks
advised BET TO withdraw on April
Il; Plymouth virtually devastated
by fifth savage air attack In eight
nights; Raj smashed at Mann
helm: air ministry reports hits on
five German supply ships off
French. Belgian and Norwegian
coasts.
BERLIN-GerEnan troops reach
southsrn PeIopOBnesus pOrts;
claim capture Of 5000 British
troops including one general;
Roosevelt plan for naval patrols
draws another threat 81 Naz tor
pedo repr1ssls; Iuftwaffs hammers
Plymouth, Malta and Tobruk
ctaim sinking Of t47ss tsns ~
British shsppsng off Eagiish sevth
esast
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May and December Fight
Rocks Hills in Eastern
Pierce County Community
Young Members of City Council
Try to Gust 73-Yeor-Old Hizzoner.
But Septuogenorion Standing Pat
By HAROLD SHAW
Tacoma Times staff Writer

BUCKLEY-Youth versus age-it's battle old as
the hills and it's modern version which is rocking the
hills splitting the citizens of this little eastern Pierce
county city into two factions.
Representing youth is the city council most of whom
have been elected within the last two years.
standard Mayor F. w. France 73-yesrod
Republican. 20 Buckley
years director, years mayor Buckley
1900.
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-four transports last saturday and
proceeded 70 Tampere Monday.
Additional weight ~as sises
10 th< Me.eew report beessss@
no s1eh report IL puhIishea
ihere sftkoat sathsrity ace
Prsyda y fhs official ssws-
paper srEsn ~ ths Cossnsunist
psFtY.l
prsvaas report followed ~ oniy
fsw hours q dseres b. A. l.
hikoysn. foreign trade eomnsiasar
strictly fortAd6inE ths transit Of
any and all war material through
Russia
Tss order specifically can
msratea maaiti0ns. alreFaft
parts. aeeesseries. maehine
tools for nsaktng nBnnifions.
explosives. and sfreag polsons.
Transit Of other gods Il 70 -
strictly regulated. the decree made
Continued On Page z. Column -
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Agreement Is Reached

wAsHINGT0N-- Ihe tlsiiea
Mine workers and the .satAefn
soft zeal operators ssssssse<d
Wednesday that shsy nd esss-
pisss1 = temporary sEseem~mt fss
respenins the ssafhern mines.
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Must Double Output

WARRINGTON -. ofh Pro-
ducfion pirectss john d. nixEsrs
told the Y. =. Chamber ~ Cum
msrcs Wednesday sftsrnoun that
American arms output must ~
doubled and. W soms cssss. In
creased nvs-foid this year 70
meet thu Challenge ~ iotslltsr-
Ian governments.
nlsEsrs gave an eptiInissis 20
port ~ progress - Gar i rssrm-
Ing America. hut said that the
effort was not snoush.
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Okeh Power Program

wAkfEfNGToN~-1h< hesss
appropriation. esssmstt<~ We'd
ns~asy approved > siiT,sts.a5s
appropriation biil for ire m
trries department. esnf@lnisH
mare shaa sIa.ooe.eos Zoe g.
p~sdsaE f~des~i pswsw 4~sstae-
m>sts " ~ faf vest.
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Parking meters for aoNnlo~n
Tacoma streets moved q step
closer when the city issued = call
for bids on Wednesday for 100
parking meters The bids must b.
submitted befors 2 , n. Ma a.
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srokANE--ka~ssa n..z~lI.
~ ssnpisys 81 ~ speksas <ss-
inEs hssk isast1alsr. wss .tsa-
I'D frem h~hte< sss FssH~a II
sissut 600 IN e~~k while ~ wss
standing "a ths ei~est~s n ~
wsssssxse. Trust hasIss~x here
shsvtiy after sess Wednesday.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Night, FRIDAY. Tsmpe.; Hlzh -;
niEhf, Thursday. Temps.: Nigh 7ss
low 81 Sun 1ses Asa; sets 1s1o.
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WEsr~Anp
WITH Ala-soeAs TROOPS STRIKING NAanexr ptoW
~ WAY o. TasseA SYRIA AND sAlssTNl
THE war TO-DAY
band Of British impsrias went Into German prison
camps-and into the pages OF hstoryWednesday Adolf
Hters armies swept into souhsrnmost Greece too late
prevent the evacuation OF estimated $4,000 allied
troops across the Mediterranean.
The British rearguard. with Australian and New
Zealand soldiers fighting the ancient backgrounds
Of Greece, lost probably 5000 dead wounded. Lon
don estimated that Is 900 Of the 10000 British troops
In Greece had failed 10 get away. Berlin said that
6000 including one general. already had been taken
prisoners the Peloponnesus.
But the BEE believed The British
q Dunkirk
Byinsh i.csainT ssee
$1,000 evacuation
perhaps 100000 French ueeps
Hitler completed his the Balkans
Increasing
that all Of the readusng positions
changes the battle with
official coming through troops
had moved into Finiana HaA
On the Britain reported sinking sa<my
sppns around the " the rab ss Germany
another Including
had sent 10 the bottom Uboas
England
In the Germans fhe night
pounded with terrible
blasting tire city probably other
the started aepsressiy tvyiar " s>ssssy
literally.
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u. S. VESSEL ST0PPT
BY CANADIAN WARSH
STATE
EDITION


WASHINGTON re wxr g.
pertmsni Wednesday srs<nacn
awarded . fts.n.i 100 scnsr<sf
for siFplsn<- Ard parts 70
Douglas AlrvFsfs %. fns. a.rts
hanlss. Can't. IN ; ztrr h>li<sed
10 rFss@gs asvslspm<nt II .
fleet 81 Te-tsn ssrssi dread
rsnKhts Approximately swses ne
$50 ~ me sFmss present 30
E~~t hcmh~Fa u<fsessl. w~sid
not siseass s>sssls ~ ne s<dss.
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MOSCOW

MOSCOW - Twelve thou
sand German troops. equipped
with tanks and artillery. have
arrived At Turku lAbo). on
the southwest coast Of Fin
land, and have left for Tam
pere tTammerfors). 90 miles
10 the north. the newspaper
Pravda reported Wednesday.
According 70 Pravda. which
quoted Fsliabls sources. ths Ger.
msn troops arrived 81 Turka In
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1900 Nazis
In Finland!
sullTIlh

AOsCOw--sssist Hn.~la We'd
ne-day sassed aosens 81 sga.a-
rens ~ sirpiass-. heavy artillery
and tsak saiis for an impressive
May day demsasirsiisa fsiIss-
Ina psbiiestion IN the newspaper
Pfasda Of Fspsrts that I1.eoe
Herman treops had arrived la
flniand with tsaks and artiIissy.
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Absolved in Death

SEATTLE - a cofonffh jury
late Tuesday absolved Eugene r.
Breck n blame for the death u
MIRA Cara Manners. -. when
Breeks ear hacked into her a. ne
attempted 70 slaas nslghhors vho
sought 70 keep MIN from diving.
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BERLIN -Anthorszsd sources
said late Wednesday nothing 10
known here regarding hoscoss
reports that 1900 osrrnan soi-
disrs sith heavy equipment nd
moved into Finland.
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In Major Leagues
TODAY

AMERICAN
rhil@a<lpkls ls> - szs--s = 4
cssvsl<sa 80. go 80 fss~-s ~
heCrsbb sa6 Hayes ssxbz.
IsAasSis ~. k1ssaslak 90 sn9
uesenielz
w.@hissss~. 80 80 lss--l . q
Chle.ss &c.. 60 sc ffx--A , 4
chsss. zuh<r 90. snd Fsfrelis
amish sna Tfssh
Iasfss .s.. - 80 i16-~ . - .
n<f<sif =. So eis sex--lz - :
WagnsT. Ted ca. fIssa ca.
Hngnnn 30 snd pyflsk Nswsonz-
0iebeiI 90 ard Tebnstt=,
NATIONAL
flaelnnsil lee 81 eea-s . :
Bfesklyn 49,. 80 80 oai--4 . .
vander MeeE neEga CO., Ard
Lombard: fsiabe Brown "a. Crisr
son a.. ceses 90 and Owen.
rliisbrxk col 80 Iee-< = :
Phlleaelphls CO.. 80 loz--s 10 :
K1lngsF. DletE CO.. L.anahan co
ard Lopez; Elsnton and WafSsn.
Chieago 49,. al 90 e<e-e Q !
no~ion 80. &c 60 1so-4 . I
Preach and Mccullough; eRivc.
Johnson IL. atrincsvich 90. JaF-
cry 10 and Berries. Msal ~.
81 Loul. -. 80 lIe eal--e u 3
New YORK. eco ese 0ee--l . !
Nahem. Cornickl o.. Hnlchin=
son 90 ard ". Cooper: schumnchr
e. en1 Dannins,
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$4,000 Allies Escape
Nazi Troops as They Sweep
Into Souihernmosi Greece
5000 British. Australian. New
Zeulond Soldiers Killed: Gsrmons
Cluim 5000 Prisoners Captured

toADoh-rnt Will iNrosMso ssfrssH ASSOCIATIONS
sfrosrtp TONIGHT ADOLF Hrlss MAS rsspAsssc TO
LAUNCH MS MAIN ATTACK on IorFr AND TINS sufx CANAL
wivhN SIX TO 70 pAxs. MOVING WESTWARD vsoA Java
WITH Ala soeAs TROOPS sur STRIKING Thl NAnntxv ntoW
~ WAY o. SsTNcN SYRIA AND rAiGsTINa.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ............... u ,l07 90
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YOUNG mar win good Light sedan
FOR afternoon work Also man with
panel truck Io7 South Stn ~.
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Male Help Wanted

CORDWOOD CUTTERS ~ corc
steady g1b, csrin and stove fur
nished. tools advanced ~ Dsrk-
inHon. GO Charcoal Plant. Auburn
Phone e-F-z
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PRACTICAL poser and industrial
engineer II years experiences. Elsr-
trlcal. steam and refrigeration. just
here from uslddls-west. ese -, 3
dependents Please cxii DA 70ss
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Transportation

YREE EATS TO THE EAsT-s p.
te 50. L A sfs5o Chi. tss 50;
7 s47lo Twice daily
CROFT HOTEL NAin eoei
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Female Help Wanted

wo.ss 7z-7s yssfs II sre % issrn
Swedish massage tzs PrcTloeut
MAJ
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instruction
ATIENTIONl

81 - ~
LEARN Welding O. cutting ncE
Many Jobs available n local snip-
yards and private Industry. We
Rave trained several hundred men
vic efe nos working We oWn ara
cperzts one o. me largest and ne<f
scuirlrc shops IL thu Northwest
NoRTHwEsT WELDING SCHOOL
aTfs SOUTH COMA WAY
rhone Garland 5e74
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wpfTE or esiI for b1<Iklsf II loxx~1
800 - 49, 40 ~ 80. 81, 80 % re sess
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YOUNG gifl Or lazy for sensrsi
ne1sew1Ts Bss, u ocnnitions MA
krfe
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sisie Regulated Lenders
Cash Loans

You get the money you need In one
day. No credit inquiries of
friends or relatives. No wage
assignments. To apply phone.
write or visit our office. Pay
ments listed include all charges
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Besuiy PsrIors

PERMANENT WAVE - ioW IS -
TRIFTY BEAUTY SALON
Lucille Frarz
Balcony Thrifty DRUG tR 7o5i
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W0MAN'5 CLUB IS SPONSORING
 TEA THURSDAY
First Social Event of Season Calendar to Be Well
 come Tea

The Welcome Tea, sponsored by the Juneau Woman's Club next Thursday, is the first social event on the club calendar for the coming season. It is to take place in the Scottish Rite Temple between the hours of 2 and o'clock, and all women of the community are in- vited to attend.
 Pouring at the tea will be Past Presidents of the organization, Mes danes R. R. Hermann, Harold Knight, A. M. Geyer, J. P. Williams, Ray G. Day, and E. M. Richardson.
 Tn charge of the serving will be Mrs. c. J. Peterson, and she will be assisted by the Mesdames James Cole. Henry Green, K. Carson, J. V. Davis, s. K. Sawyer, Mel. Martin, c. Jensen, ano Spencer DeLong.
 Mrs. Walter Heisel has arranged program of music for the after noon. In this. several piano selec- tions will be presented by Mrs. D. c. Langdon, and vocal selections will be given by Mrs Henry Harmon and Miss Frances Paul
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-25
-sks NEW ROUTE TO ALASKA UNDER WAY
Vice Presidents of West ern AirIines in Ju-
 neau for Study
Phonephose

On tour of inspection of pro- posed air route to Alaska from Cal gary, Alberta, and flying the Interior Route, two Presidents of West ern Airlines arrived in Juneau from Fairbanks yesterday to study further conditions for the new schedule which is tentatively planned to stop at Whitehorse and then go to Fair banks and Nome, with a spur run ming from Fairbanks to. Anchorage.
 The men are Leo H. Dwerlkotte, First Vice-President and Thomas Wolfe, Vice-President of Traffic. They said that action on the route depends on the decision of the Civil Aeronautics Board on their request for certificate of convenience and necessity. .,. .t .-t.a......
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HodwaIker Returns With Wife for School

MT. and Mrs. Theodore Hod- walker arrived in Juneau Saturday night aboard the Princess Louise from the south. MT. Hodwalker will take up his position in the Juneau High School as instructor in Eng fish.
 This is Mrs. Hodwalker's first trip to the Territory. She and MT. Hodwalker were married last year on August in Atchison, Neb., and she remained in the States last year. She is the former Miss Doro- thy Morley of Alliance, Neb., and the daughter of western Nebras- ka ranch family.
 MT. Hodwalker and his wife did graduate work together at the Col orado State College of Education, and Mrs. Hodwalker received her Masters Degree and business edu- cation there. Following their wed- ding, the ,s Hodwalkers travelled to Pennsylvania and visited relatives in Omaha and Lincoln, Neb., then MT. Hodwalker returned to Juneau for last years school term. He went south to join his wife last June.
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} DELEGATES WILL ATTEND
 CONVENTION
American Legion Auxiliary
 Members Leaving for Seward Sunday

Mrs. John Mccormick, Mrs. Waino Hendrickson and Mrs. Bert Lybeck will attend the American Legion Auxiliary convention in Seward the first of next month as delegates from this section. The convention was originally scheduled for August 27 to 29, but was postponed until the arrival of the Southeast Alaska delegates from Ketchikan, Wran- gell, Petersburg and Juneau.
 This will be the sth annual con- vention of the Alaska Department of the Auxiliary, and the 2lst of the American Legion. The three dele gates from Juneau will leave on the Steamer Baranof next Sunday, and return on the Steamer Aleu- tian on September 12. Mrs. Mccormick has been endor- sed by the Juneau Unit No. 4 for the position of Secretary Treasurer of the Department. She has held this position since 1887. She has also been recommended for second al- ternate for National executive con- mitteewopan.
 The local unit has also nominated Mrs. Hendrickson and Mrs. J. O. Rude to posts of Department Ex- ecutive oinmitteewomen. Mrs. Hen- drickson was recently elected Pres ident of the Juneau Auxiliary, Mrs Rude is member of the Petersburg Auxiliary, but is now resident of |, Juneau. u
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-25
.kETCHkAk 5ITFA AS DEFEk,r WORK


 Alaska defense centers are still submitting work projects applica- tions for civic improvements to be made under the $15O, 900 900 national appropriation of the Community Facilities Act, it was learned today from J, G. Shepard, PWA Admin istrator in the Territory
 Since last week, projects have been submitted from Ketchikan and Sit ka, Shepard said, and have been sent on to Washington, D. C., for ap- proval.
 [ Ketchikan projects call for help in building a new school building and for recreation center for the 400 Coast Guardmen stationed there and the army men in Ketchikan and at the new army air field at Annette Island. he said.
 The Sitka projects also ask help for school construction. extension of present water and sewer facilitics and thS yepsir of streetA \ M E yGbserfbes idrf 1hs iEnablfs:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-25
STEALING SALMON :. BRINGS 6o-DAY
 JAIL SENTENCE

Id C. T Ted Seequist. laborcr on the Law son Greek road until about a month ago. was sentenced to 60 days in the Federal Jail here today when he pleaded guilty to charge of petit larceny.
 Complaint against Seequist was signed by 0. R. Dobbins, manager of the Juneau Packing Company who said the man broke into a warehouse on the company's float ing cannery, now moored at the Femmer Dock, late yesterday and was caught stealing three-quarters of case of salmon.
 Seequist was sentenced this after noon when, he was arraigned before U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray.