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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
CHAMBERS LETTER SAVES SIGNAL CORPS
 S31,OOO BUDGET ITEM
Money May Be Appro- pridted Next Year 10
 Move Trdnsmiffers

A timely letter sent to the office of Alaska's Delegate in Congress, Anthony J. Dimond, by the Juneau Chamber of Commerce. probably prevented the dropping of a $31,O00 appropriation from the 1943 budget of the signal corps of the U.4 s. Army, it was revealed at the noon meeting of the chamber.
 The letter concerned the possi- bility of moving signal corps trans mitters out the highway, to improve radio reception in Juneau. The $S1,00o appropriation, to be avail able after the end of July, 1942, is meant to take care of this work.
 According to Attorney Norman Banfield, chairman of, the chamber committee investigating the mov- ing of the signal corps transmitters, the letter from the chamber ar rived at Dimond's office. after the delegate had left for Alaska. It was taken up by Dimonds. secre- tary, who immediately referred it to signal corps officers in Washing ton, D. o. At the time, the $3l,OOO appropriation to do the work here had been dropped from the budget, but another hearing on the subject was held, at which time the letter from the Juneau businessmen was read and carried considerable weight in having the appropriation replaced in the budget, according to word received by Banfield.
 Banfield declared that the signal corps operations in Alaska, handl- Ing private as well as government business, is taking in more money than 1t costs to operate the system. They're actually making money,t' he said, "so when they make these improvements, they're, doing it with profits from the money we spend with them"
 It was reported by the Juneau publicity committee of the chamber that Fergus Hoffman, Empire re- porter, has been employed for a three-mor1th period to handle local publicity releases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
HEATH, FORWARD
 TO MEASURE TREES
 AT POINT AMNER

Virgil Heath, assistant forest ranger of the Admiralty Division of the Forest Service, and Charles Forward, administrative assistant, left Juneau on the Forester this afternoon to measure sample forest plot at Point Amner.
 The Forester VII also put in at Port Snettisham, where a crew is at work building a trail on the Shuck river.
 The Point Amner plot is one of many sample forestry plots through cut Southeast Alaska, measured by the Forest Service every five years to study the growth and survival of trees in national forest areas, for fcrest management plans may be made cn a scientific basis.
 The Forester expects to return On Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

the influence storm frontal trough Wmch was noheastward the central portion 1 fallen during the past z4 hours rom Ringe the berlng sea anu e Aeutan Islands the north portion ot Alaska The greatest amount of rainfall was recorded temperature yesteroay alteroNl was s1 degrees ait Anchorage and Point with light visibility juneau Ketchkan alrway thls 
 Wednesday morning weather Nuni with storm
 
 
 deepening near oo degrees noh depees second low nohward ana ram over Southeast Soul put 3OSo mcnes was located at
 
 n,neau Senenber 2s Sunrise pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
Tn Educational Field

To these notable situations in religion and politics. Bishop Can dler added distinction in the edu- cational field. He was made presi- dent of his alma mater, Emory Col lege, when he was only 31 years cid, relinquished that post when he was elected bishop in 1898 but for many years thereafter, begin ming in 1914, he was chancellor of the institution after it became En- cry University.
 An uncompromising stand of Bishop Candler against intercolle- giate athletics defeated numerous attempts to bring Emory into com retitive relationship with other southern schools in major sports. Its students were allowed to en- gage only in minor sports compe- titions, those in which there was no possibility of over emphasis" :" and that rule still holds good.
 The bishops brother, the late Asa G. Candler, who amassed fortune from Coca-Cola. gave sev- eral million dollars to Emory Uni versity.
 In 1877 he married Miss Sara Outright of LaGrange, Ga. 4 daughter and four sons were born to them, but two of the sons died in youth.
 Bishop Candlers 10th birthday in 1927 was the occasion of a not able celebration by friends in his honor. Their gift was luxurious automobile. The same year he and Mrs. Candler celebrated their 50tll wedding anniversary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
BISHOP OF METH0DISTS
 PASSES ON
One of Nation 5 Best Known CIergymen, WA.
 CandIer, Dies, Atlanta

ATLANTA, Ga. Sept. 25-Bishop Warren Akin Candler, 84, retired Methodist Church leader for more than half century and one of the Nations best known clergymen, died here today.
 Licensed to preach when only IT years old, few months after his conversion, Warren Akin Candler spent more than half a century in the service of the Methodist Epis- copal Church, South. More than thirty years of that time he was bishop. .l h.
 As a circuit rider, elder, editor, author, college president and uni versity chancellor, he touched every phase of the life of his denomina- tion and was its senior bishop.
 Born of the distinguished Candler family at Villa Rica, Ga, on August 23, 187, his inlpressionable wears were passed during the chaotic days of the civil war, Sherman's march to the sea and the difficult recon struction period. They had a life long effect.
 Defeats Unification
 He was largely responsible for the defeat in 1925 of the proposed unification of the northern and co,1tIar,, h,orcl,ac of tl,a NTotl,o<lic+ church, throwing the full weight of his mental attainments and the prestige he had gained by long service against the proposal and holding his ground in a notable debate in which his brother, Judge John s. Candler, led the forces in favor of unification.
 Dodges Politics
 Bishop Candler came into na- tional prominence again in 1928 when he refused to take part in the presidential campaign of that year despite the widespread Pro- testant opposition to the Demo- cratic candidate, Gov. Al Smith of New York. For justification of his stand he went back to his boy hood days and quoted from ar address made by Southern Metho- dist bishops to ministers and lay men in 1865.
 Know your high calling. Preach Christ and Him crucified. Do not preach politics" said that address. You have no commission to preach politics The divinity of the church is never more strikingly dis played than when it holds its ever way in the midst of worldly commotions.
 Offering. no criticism of others" :" said Bishop Candler, T propose to abide unfalteringly by this prir- ciple, discharging conscientiously my duties as citizen and fulfil ling with fidelity my commission as minister of Jesus Christ"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
NIPPON TROOPS ADVANCE TOWARD
 CHINESE CAPITAL

SHANGHAI. Sept 25-A large force of Japanese waiplanes made 6 devastating raid on the Chin csc capital of Chungking today, the Japanese announced, while ground troops pounded within 25 'rniles of the city rolling back 300 ? 600 Chinese including several di- visions oi Gcncralissimo Chiang Kai Shek personal troops
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
wYCKoFr GOES TO srrkA

J. M. Wyckoff. chief forest ranger of the Forest Service. left here on. the North Coast today for Sitka, where he will inspect timber sale
 usiness on the island and check timber sealing. He expects to re- urn in about a week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
CARDS LOSE BY HOMER IN
 9TH INNING

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 25.- Elbie Fletcher's. sixth-inning home run with a mate on base gave the Pirates a to 1 decision over the Cardinals. Max Butcher bested Ernie White and Lon Warneke in pitch ing duel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
HUNTINGTONS GO
 ON NORTH COAST

MT. and Mrs. Leroy Huntington and their son, Leroy, Jr., are pass engers on the North Coast which left Juneau this morning for the south. They are on their way to Les Angeles after visit with Mrs. Huntington's mother, Mrs. Charles Scy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
GET THE POINT!

CHILLICOTHE, Mo, Sept. 25.- Robert Newcomer of Lennon, s. D., swallowed pen point, Shortly thereafter he entered a penman- ship contest at Chillicothe Business College-and won.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
THE WEATHER
tBy the U. s. Weather Bureau)


FORECASTS:
 vicinity Friday; change temperature; tonight about AS Friday sueastery winds increasing moderate fresh Friday
 Southeast Alaska Rain tongh and Friday little change in tenn winds strong in Chatham Canal Friday.
 Wind weather Gulf Alaska tonight Friday Dixon Entrance strong souheasery winds rain Cape Spencer Hnchnrook fresh eastery outheaey winds Hnchinbrook urrecton Bay fresh eaery norteasey winds Resurrection Bay Kodiak: northeasery becoming northwestery westerly Friday night rain
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
Transferred
 To Norfhiand

WASHINGTON, Sep. g. Y Ma ior Lawrence Shick, of the Adju- tant Generals Department, ha S been ordered transferred to Fort Richardson, at Anchorage, Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25

Gasoline consumption rises and falls regularly with the seasons. During the winter, average month ly consumption nationally is l. 500,000,00o gallons; in the fall t averages 1,sooOOo,OOO and rises above 2,O0O.0o0,OOO in spring and summer months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25

DnepropetroWk, Russia, gre " from a city of 188,oOO inhabitants in 1926, to 5O0.O00 in 1889.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25

Named commander-in- chief of Japan's new National Defense Headquarters, Gen. Otozo Yamada will control all defense activities in the island kingdom and its posses sions. He is a member of the Japa-
 nese general staff.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
Bergs Surprised On
 Silver Anniversary

On the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary MT. and Mrs. Hans Berg were surprised by a number of their friends who gath cred in the Berg home on c Street Tuesday night. The couple wac married in Douglas on September g, 1916, and has lived in the vicin- ity of Gastineau Channel since then.
 The surprise party was arranged by Mrs Olaf Bedding, Mrs. John Satire and Mrs. Oscar Oberg, and the evening was spent enjoying an impromptu entertainment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25

St. Paul's, in Eastchester, N. Y, founded in 1865, is the oldest Protestant church in the country. Subscribe for The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25

The US.S. Silversides is the first submarine to be built under the new defense program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Santa Fe Trail
AiRoxy Today
Enrol Flynn Seen
In Thrilling Tole

santa Re Trail" the new Enrol
Flynn-Olivia de Hsvillsnd co-star-
ring picture. which has its pre-
n1iere local showing today At the
Roxy thester. brings TO life some
Of The most colorful figures Of
Americas history. Dealing with
the turbulent days Of the era just
preceding the Civil war. the story
i said to top the thrills Of Dodge
City" Virginia City" and The
Sea Hawk"
Flynn portrays Jeb Stuart.
famed cavalry commander. Ronald
Reagan Is cast as General George
Custer. and Raymond Massey plays
the fanatical John Brown-three
names that ring out of history's
pages. Other players who portray
real-life characters in the film are
Alan Hale. William Lundigan, Van
Helfin. Quinn Villains. Gene
Reynolds and Henry O'Neill.
Olivia de Havilland Is seen as
feminine Kit Carson" who cap
lures the heart Of young Jeb
Stuart. Michael Curtiz directed
from Robert Buckner's story.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

Lucille Bal ana james Enson in
You Cant Pool Your wife
PROCTOR - Rossilnd Russell and
Brian AheTne n Hired VIE also
George SAnoers IN The SAINT Taxes
Over
RI ALART-Erroll Flynn and Brenda
Marshall IN The Sea Hawk
REN-Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy
n Boom Town. also Richard Drn-
ming end Jean Cagnsy n Golden
Gloves
sHELL-Robert Young snd james
stewart II The Mortal Storm q"
also Charles Blckford and Doris
Nolan n one Hour 20 Live
81 >SET-Akin Tamlroff and Gladys
George in The Wav % Al Flesh
also Gene Raymond and Wendy
Barrie IN Cross Country Romance.
TEIPIE-Wallscs Beerv and Lee
Bowman IN Wyoming. also Lev
Ayres and Lorraine Dsv IN "Dr XII
dare Goes Home
LIBERTY. Puyallup-Alice Pave and
Betty Cradle in Tin Par Ailes
RIVIERA. Snmner-Henry Fonda and
Jackie Cooper in The Return Of
Frank James"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Go West Moves
To the Blue Mouse

Presenting the Marx Brothers
Groucho, Chico and Harpo - in
their first period picture" GO
West" wild and woolly comedy
laid in the 1870 outdoors. moves
today to the Blue Mouse theater.
The Msrxes say this il their epic
western To end all Westerners. II
is the first time anyone has ever
poked fun at the big bad men.
hard-boiled sirens. lovely heroines
and brave heroes OF the Early
West. The Marxes do so by max
ing the picture a howl from start
to finish. To help things along,
they don pioneer-day costumes.
revamped to suit their own ideas.
They are aided in their fun and
excitement by a stellar cast which
inclsdes John Carroll, Diana Lewis.
Walter Woolf King and Robert
Barrat These were put through
laugh PAGES by Director Edward
Buzzell, and the picture was pro-
duced by Jack Cummings.
A new first run companion film
titled. Black Diamonds" features
Richard Arlen and Andy Devine.
The earth, which is slightly
flattened at the poles, would be-
come spherical If it stopped spin
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Second Kay Kyser Musical
Casts Horror Specialists
Peter Lore. Boris Korloff And Belu
Lugosi Give Funny Bondmon Headache

A house party that meant to be gay turns into
nightmare Of mystery in the new Kay kyser film. You'll
nd III
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Howards' TO
Beverly Next
Glamour for Sole.
Second Feature

Cary Grant and Martha
Scott, of Our Town" fame,
are co-starred in The How
ards of Virginia. which re-
turns to the Beverly Wednes-
day.
Produced and directed by Frank
Lloyd. the Columbia screen epic
of revolutionary America is based
upon Elizabeth Pages best-seller.
The Tree of Liberty" Sidney
Buchanan adapted the Literary
Guild best-seller to the screen. and
major supporting players include
Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Alan Mar
shall and Richard Carlson.
Glamour For Sale" thrilling
Columbia expose also opens to-
morrow at the Beverly as a first
run feature. Starring Anita Louise
and Roger Pryor, the picture SEN
sationally reveals the inside
story" behind the scenes Of il
legitimate date bureaus. Playing
the role Of an escort" girl, Miss
Louise helps Pryor, who portrays
a plainclothes cop, blast the lid
off the vicious Matchmaking
racket. Also featured in the film,
which was directed by D. Ross
Lederman from a John Bright
story, are June MacCloy. Frances
Robinson, Don Beddoe and Paul
Fix
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

Hired 10 entertain at sWsnk
birthday party for the sweetheart
Of his manager. Kyser finds him
self and the members Of his band
involved in A sinister murder plot
insugated nv those famous bogey-
men Of screendom. Peter Lore.
Boris Karloff and Bella Lugosi.
Helen Parrish plays the inEenue
lead. young dehutsnte who Is
heir To vast estate and the OBJ
Jet Of fantastic schemes 10 bring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

about her accidental death Den
MS O'Keefe is her sweetheart and
Alma Kruger is her aunt, whose
interest in spirit manifestation
makes It easy for the three bogey-
men to carry on their nefsrious
plot
Melody mixes with mystery in
You'll Find Out" which intro
duces five new songs by James
McHugh and John Mercer. Ginny
Simms. Harry Babhitt. Ish Kabib-
bic, Sullv Mason and the College
Of Musical Knowledge are also fea-
tured.
Like the first Kay Kyser picture,
That's Right. You're Wrong"
You'll Find Out" was produced
and directed by David Butler for
RKO Radio.
On the same bill viii be I'm
Still Alive thriller featuring
Kent Taylor and Linda Hayes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Doing All Right!


"Red- Christie, rough and tough
terror Of California in "a. IL now
s'center" man for Universal. dish
Ing out the signals on the set OF
Back Street TO Charles Boyer
and Margaret SULLIVAN.
Bin Dorfman. Pitts hero Of 81,
= assistant director at RkO.
Runs Saunders. all Ameri-
e. Of the University OF
Seushern California. just fin
inhaa an assignment - aSsis-
tat megaphoaist 70 Rcaul
Walsh o. sstrawberry Blonde"
q Warner Broa.
Gene and Jesse Hibbs. also for
nsr Trojan titans. have similar
Jobs at the same lot
Not every one Of the eridders
has become an assistant director.
Of course. For instance, TEX
Harris. who carried the coiors for
University OF California at Los
Angeles. in "a. IS and 's6. Is
now stand-in and ranch foreman
for Quinn Big Boy" Williams.
Stats" wyrick. another from
the same han of fame. also Is q
stand-in, working for Ian Hunter,
the English actor.
Johnny Mack Brown. star
IN films ever sirce he did the
Roe Bowl chore for Alabama
. dozen years ago. has become
n hero Of the ctnematic sage
hruah country.
Nearly everyone has forgotten
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
DISTINGUISHED

Sidney Salkow. currently men,
toring Columbias The Lone Wolf
Keeps Date" is Hollywood $
youngest director. Charles Barton.
who Is putting Columbiss The
Phantom Submarine compan
through its PAGES. is the industrys
shortest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
ALMOST A BANKER

Fredric March. co-starred with
Betty Field in Paramourts "Vic-
tory is recognized as one Of Hol-
lywoods leading business authori-
ties. and not without reason. for
he worked in a bank before he
turned to the stage for career.
The Pacific entrance to the PAN
ANA canal is east Of the Atlantic
entrance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

Jeon Arthurs Arizona q"
will remoin for few dogs
more OF the Rioto theo'er
where II hos enjoyed on IN
usuolly successful run for the
post week. WiIIiom Holden,
above. pIoys the Ieodine mole
role with Worren Williom ond
Porter Holl in support.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

that Wayne Morris Is the Duke
Morrison. who fought for the
Trojans. and Ward Bond and
Frank Anthony. both u. s. c. men
of a decade ago. are also now get
ting their best plays out Of movie
scripts.
No such list would be complete
without the fabulous Jim Thorpe
OF Carlisle and Nick Lukats. Knute
Rockne's champion Of Notre Dame.
And remember James Fla
win, aIl-American Of Vest
Point In "a. You'll see him
~ . hardboiled top sergeant
In the new Abbott Costello
film. Buck Privates."
These are the exceptions, not
the rule.
Three more assistant directors
born Of the hog-hide rectangle are
Aaron Rosenberg. now at Twen-
tieth Century-Fox; Cotton" War
burton, at Metro and Dink Tenn
pleton. at Paramount. all formerly
Of the Trojan lineup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Out OF The Rain,

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hay-
mond. OF the kMO Haymonds.
arr back In town for . few
days. They have been spend
ing the winter ut Palm
Springs. Calf. hut came home
to get In out Of the rain.
As soon NJ the unusual"
weather becomes usual again,
they expect To return south
for . spell.
And that will he all for now
except this Miltoh Berle
SAYS he can't understand why
the government doesn't put
Hedy IAmarr's picture on all
go hills then . fellow
wouldn't mind kissing his
money goodby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
you'll Find Ou Top Feature
NOW PLAYING At LOCAL TnEArERs

RoxY-Errol Flynn and Olivia D.
HsTillsne IN santa p Trail 2
12IO ass SOS 80 10 %. also
March Of Time Il 50. AIS. as
10. $50.
RIALTo-Jean Arthur and william
Holden 81 Arizona u IS. &c
500. 7.35. 1910
MI SIC BoN-The lane sisters and
Gale Page IN Pour Mother -0s
o3 o5. 10 10. also John Garfield
IN East Of the River, u as. 2 IS,
SIS g SO
RIVIERA - Joe Louis - Al Mccoy
fiEht films. IS. ass. : 20. 1910.
Rochelle Hudson and Bruce CABOT
IN Girls Under a" Il 40 ale.
$50 ! as. io.2s. also Boris Ksrloff
and MARI RlXon IN The Ape
u 50. SIS. SIS s-os.
BLtF MOI sE-Marx Brothers in
Go West II IS. 2io. As T1s
10 90 also Richard Arlen and
Andy DIVINE IN Black Diamonds.
90. $50. $40. 800.
Return SHOWING
BFyE Y-Dorothv Lanour and
Preston Foster Ia Noon Over Bur
ma. also Joe z Brown and Frances
Robinson In SO You Won't TAXI"
COMM My - Douglas Fairbanks
j. and Rita Hayworth ia Angels
Over Broadway also Wayne Nor
rs and Rosemary Lane n Ladies
Must Live"
NAY >Ikht1-kenny Baker in hit
Parade Of 1871" also Jean Hersholt
IN Dr.. Christian Meets the
Women"
W @ n - Joan Bennett and
Francis Lecerer In The Man
Married also MAureen O'Hara IN
Dance ORR. Dance
Pakk-Ann sothern and Lee Bow
man in Gold Rush Malsie also
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

A fast-pitched baseball makes
the trip from the pitchers hand
to catcher's mitt in about three
tenths of second.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
TugweII Soils to Hold
Hearings in Puerto Rico

2, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 16.-Rexford G.
Tugwell, special adviser to Secretary
of the Interior Ickes, sailed yesterday
on the liner Coamo for San Juan,
Puerto Rico, to head a series of
public hearings on the use of land
and the other economic problems
confronting Puerto Rico.
He was accompanied by his secre-
tary-wife and three other members
of the commission. George S. Mitch
ell assistant administrator of the
Farm Security Administration; Rus
sci Lord, counsellor of the Commod-
ity Credit Corp, and Leon Cubber-
ley, executive secretary to the COM
mission.
Two other members await the
group in Puerto Rico and two more
will fly to San Juan.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
of radio, with a $4,000 appropria-
ton annually for the agency.
Crusade to "Win SOuIs.'

of radio, with a $4,000 appropria-
ton annually for the agency.
Crusade to "Win Souls"
The Committee on Evangelism, in
report prepared for delivery by DR..
Roland @. Leavell of Atlanta, an
nounced plans for a "soul-winning
crusade" throughout the South. Re-
vival meetings in every church and
an "evangelistic effort in every I'M
churched community" was pro-
posed.
"A new attitude is being shown by
our Baptist schools in the matter
of buildings and equipment for the
teaching of science" reported DR.
Charles D. johnson of Waco, Tex
The finest possible equipment has
been purchased I" pre-medical,
pre-dental and pre-engineering
courses and even entire medical
courses are offered in some of our
Baptist institutions.
Another significant fact is that
some of our Baptist schools are plac-
ing less emphasis on athletic sports,
in particular intercollegiate ath-
letics, and more emphasis on physi-
cal and health education for the
mass of students"
DR.. w. w. Hamilton of New Or
leans was reelected president of
the convention yesterday by accla-
nation.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Falling Bricks
Put Traffic Lights
'On the Blink

Traffic signal lights at many in
tersections in the downtown area of
Washington went ION strike" for
almost two hours yesterday. throw
ing traffic into snarlS and confusing
motorists and pedestrians.
People said the trouble appar-
emily started when master timing
device in the 400 block of Eighth
street NV. was struck by bricks
falling from a construction job.
The police electrical shop said
most of the signals controlled bv the
master timer were off completely
or blinking haphazardly from 11:45
am. to 1:30 pm, when the timer
was repaired.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 16.- For Is
minutes during the lunch hour last
May pedestrians kicked around
two packages on the sidewalks at
Fifth avenue and Thirty-fourth
street, one of the busiest intersec-
tions in the city.
Finally along came Kathryn Los,
an $18-a-week clerk, brooding over
the loss of some money and jewelry.
She saw the packages, picked them
up, found they contained $1,000 and
$2,500, respectively, in s100 bills.
She turned her find over to a
policeman.
Persons all over the city, reading
about the case in the newspapers,
claimed the money as theirs. Each
claim was investigated and found
false
Yesterday Edward S. Dunn, a real