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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03

ed by the Student-Airmen fight
in the afterpiece.
Convent of Mary Immaculate
and High School sextettes prob
ably will play the deciding game
of deir series in a preliminary
affair Wednesday night. Two
league teams will perform in the
main scrap. chi ended the pub
lie school girls two-game win
ming streak Saturday night and
threw the series into a tie Con-
vent captured the opening battle
of the annual rivalry this season
but dropped the next two. Vic
tor Wednesday will be declared
1910 champions.
No games are scheduled Friday
night
Golf Tournament
Play in the Key West Country
Clubs Eddie Bush trophy tourna-
ment continues all through the
week and ends in final playuffs
Saturday and Sunday.
Fight Prices Drop
With prices scaled down aft
er the postponement Of Fridays
battle, Carhonell's fight program
tomorrow night brings together
Pete Kovac and Clyde HaySc in
an eight~round Serni-final bout.
with Billy The Kid aid Frank
Thomas stepping three rounds in
the main preliminary.
Daniel Dean. i36. and Kid
Roberts. l2s, mix it up in an
other three rouudeF and Red
Roberts ami Jackie Page. light
weights. will battle i'm the opener.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
Chapter One
Picnic

T<HE topless old jalopy
creaked to a shivering,
uncertain stop. Its
- narrow tires and high
crate like body, and
the gasping suffering pro-
tests of it's engine were honest
evidence Of age. They Knocked the
eternal spring of its light green
enamel.
The girl who jumped out, i'm
patient of old doors with uncer-
tain hardware. was part and par
eel of that light vivacious green.
The legs she thrust over the door,
bare to the knees where navy
blue Stacks were rolled, were
tanned and shapely. She made
safe landing on pair of battered
old white pumps with extremely
high heels.
Hurry upl That's her second
name. Can't wait for anything"
Big, awkward Joe Hulse, Wres-
ting with huge picnic basket,
grinned at, her appreciatively and
a trace possessively. He was
proud of the easy symmetry of
her 1.-THE body and the blossomy
prettiness of her face. She was
pert and smart in her inexpen-
sive clothes. There was a full
blown, oddly contradictory, note
Of business about her blonde
slimness.
Cant even wait and give a
fellow a chance to be polite" Joe
went on. pride running like a
bright thread through the pattern
of his plant.
Wouldn't be knocking yourself
out. Joe?" The girls voice fitted
her - smooth. colorful, an unex-
pectedly rich note in it.
Joe, with another fellow and
his girl, were unpacking the pic
ME things from the old car that
gave up its burden with an air
of surprise that its small, high
square body could have held so
much. The girl was looking at the
river, her large brown eyes glow
ing, her lips, that wouldn't have
needed the exaggeration of lip
stick, parted slightly.
ooh, it's beautiful" she said
unmindful of the clatter of prac-
teal activity back of her. "Shut
UP in the city you forget there
are such things as grass and trees
and rivers and air and flowers
and birds!"
"Chowl" called the other girl,
who was putting a substantial
steak in a broiler while the two
boys built fire. 1--WE eat first and
dream after!"
We'll said, my hearty!" Bill
Stark thoroughly approved every
ling dark diminuitive Katie Con-
did or said. And Katie felt
re way about Bill, all ex-
tattoo on his right arm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
Basketball, Golf, Boxing
And Wrestling Other
Sports Active: Bear At
Carb0nell Arena

Featured by the finish of the
Havana-Key West Yacht Race
Saturday morning, varied sports
program will entertain Key West
ers and visitors this week.
Widely-known sailing yachts
from every part of the country
will cross the finish line at Fort
Taylor sometime Saturday morn
ing and Governor SpesSard l..
Hollands representative will
present the winner with the Gov
ernro's Trophy at a reception
that night
Boxing And Wrestling
Yueatan Kid. rated No, , among
the &contenders for Champion
Lew jenkins lightweight grown.
faces Felix Gonzalez of Key
West in the featured io-rond
baita at Cecil Carbonen'S ST.
monitor and Front Street arena
tomorrow night
A 3O0-pound Russian bear tan
giles with bad man" Bill Lud-
wig of Syracuse, N. Y, IN the
main event on CarbonelfS wrcSt-
ling ceri Friday night
Basketball
Play in the Island City Basket
ball League resumes tonight fol-
lowing postponement Of the
sehedGled doubisheaoer last FRI
day. The games were called off
due TO the interscholastic series
between Key West Conchs and
invading Ponce de Leon Cava~
hers. Army and Marines open
the twin bill this evening, climax
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03

ers 10 two hits. He struck out
every opposing batter al least
once and had > number swinging
At empty air on each appearance
st the plate
Long playing his first game
with the Dlckcrsou nIne was a
dominant factor IN his club s
heavy scoring Among MS long
hits was hcNe run over Iztf-
field wire fence with tbe bases
loaded. Besides his hitting. fge
played & barg-up game ln left
field. executing sensational
orc-hard catch for fhe ffrsal esit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
Nothing Wrong Now
my Associated PrexA,

NEW YORK, March 3.-Leslie
MacMitchell, young New York
University miller who promises to
be master in the event before
he's through, once was threaten
ed with paralysis of his legs.
He suffered an attack of diph-
liberia when he was seven years
old and it was feared his legs
might be paralyzed after a long
stay in bed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
SAILORS SHUTOUT
NEGRO nine, l4-O

USS Dickerson baseball club
shuscut a packed colcred team.
l+-0. yesterday afternoon al Mel
son English Park
Green went the route for the
Sailors. holding the mixed play
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
Havana-Key West
Yacht Race Tops
Events OF Week
MOST COURAGEOUS ATHLETE

OTTAWA.-A group of Amer
lean sports writers voted Jean
Paul Desloges, football and hoe
ked star of this city, as the most
courageous athlete" of 1910. He
was recently wounded while
fighting over England with the
Royal Canadian Air Force.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
DUCKY CAN'T GOLF
INV Associated Press.

HAVANA, March 3.--Ducky
Medwick must forget about golf
until the baseball season ends.
Leo Durocher, Brooklyn DodgeT
manager. issued special order
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
YACHT RACE
SATURDAY

Craft competing in Havana
Key West Yacht Race due 10 ar
rive off Fort Taylor in morning
Supperparty and trophy presen-
tation at Boca Chica Beach Club
in evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
CONVENT DEFEATED HIGH
SCHOOL TO EVEN SERIES

Convent Of Mary Immaculate
sextette upset the favored High
School club, 1912. in the prelirn~
mary fight Saturday night AS
a result, the series between the
girl teams is now on even terms,
each winning and losing two
games.
CMI held the public school
cagers scoreless in the quarter,
applying only to his clouting out
fielder
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03

Key West tentatively leaves
over the highwev early Thursday
morning to engage Miami High
that evening in its first game Of
the fourth regional champion
ship tournament at Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
BOXING
(Key West Arena. $50 p. n.)
TOMORROW NIGHT

Second card of year, featuring
Yucatan Kid, outstanding light
weight in Florida rings, and Felix
Gonzalez, Key West welterweight
Supporting bouts. Corner Simon
ton and Front streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASKETBALL
High School Gym. 1880 p. m.)
TONIGHT
TONIGHT

First Game-U.S. Army VS.. US,
Marines.
Second Game-High School VS..
VP33.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
WRESTLING
key West Arena. $3.50 p. m.l
FRIDAY NIGHT

Bill Ludwig of Syracuse, N Y,
VS.. 300-pound Russian bear. Sup
porting matches. Corner Front
and Simonton streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
GOLF

Country Club. Stock island
ALL THIS WEEK
Play continues all week in Ed
die Bush trophy tournament
Ends Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03

rT(HE topless old jalopy
creaked to a shivering,
uncertain stop. It's
- narrow tires and high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21

Mrs. Reginald Jones
longs....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21

MR.. AND MRS. STUART
ALEXANDER M a are I
O'Maral announce the birth of
daughter, Mary Margaret,
born February l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Scholarship Fund Dance

AS SATURDAY evening draws nearer. The Detroit
chapters of Sigma Alpha Sorority become and
excited .
It's that evening when they'll hold their annual
scholarship fund ball. at Hotel BookCadilac and in
keeping with the historic the for the Crystal
Ballroom. will be carried tri-coor Mrs John
Duncan and Frances Frye are planning the gala
Mayor and Mrs Jeffries Judge and Mrs. Joseph A..
Moynhan. the Elmer S Lumeys Mr. and Mrs. Charles
L. Palms Jr. the Sid Erwins. Mr.. Lloyd ".
BARLEY. Mrs Charles Beecher Warren Judge and Mrs
John p Scallen the William O. Seelbachs and the Will
liam j. Chenden Jrs.. just few of the long list
of patrons and patronesses. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Old yorktown
Club Plans
18th Banquet

OLD YORKTOWN CLUB Of
Detroit, taking advantage of
mid-Lenten holiday, will stage
its fourth annual banquet on
St. Patrick's Day at $50
O'Clock at the Statler Hotel
Guest speaker will be the
Rev. F'r. Patrick J. Carroll of
Notre Dame University, author
ity on political science. Police
Commissioner Frank D. Eaman
will be POSTMASTER
Reservations have been made
by the following Stephen G..
Corbett. Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Heinrich a. Pickert. Mr. and
Mrs. William a. Corbett, James
l.. Mahon Mr. and Mrs. c.
Arthur Dunn. Mr. and Mrs
Grover L. Mccall. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Homburg. Miss Mary F.
Locke, Judge and Mrs. Joseph
ellis. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Clotfelter. Mrs Margaret Nc
Carthy and Judge and Mrs.
Vincent Brennan.
ON TIE boulevard.
Jim Gambler and Tommy Gil
lis battling the breeZcS -
Mrs Douglas Povah. dining
with her longtime friend. Miss
Madeline Clement atop the
Pasadena
Bandma>icr Ted Fiorlto here
for Wayne $ J-llop. being pointed
out by awcStruck paSScr>by.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
List Growing
For Luncheon
To Aid China
BY Billy THE BACHELOR

MISS ALICE MacFAR-
LANDS subscription luncheon
for Chinese War Relief, which
will materialiZe tomorrow aft
eCnoon with the aid of the very
authentic Far East food at Nee
Chun's. is growing TO grateful
proportions.
Mrs. William NJ. MertZ of
Lake Shore road and 'her vo-
cally-gifted daughter, Miss Vir-
ginia. Miss Alice Elizabeth Whit
of Bishop road, Mrs. Andrew
MacParland of Dearborn, Mrs.
A. w. jackson of Jackson. Mrs.
Anthony Maiullo and her eldest
daughter, Mrs. James Merriam
Barnes. Mrs. Ward Peck of
Lake Shore road, Mrs. Elmer S.
Lumley, Mrs. Lillian Leigh.
Mrs. Ralph Holmes, Miss Glenn
ence lie Febvre and our CO.
worker. Miss Prudence Penny.
will be there among the 40-some
guests. II
INCIDENTALLY. MISS Mac
FARLAND is anxiously await
ing the arrival in town of the
celebrated Catherine Ruth Hey
man, who's due Wednesday from
New York to give a lecture
recital on the Russian composer,
Scriabine at the NetZorg studio.
Miss Mcfarland first met la
Heyman in Berlin many years
ago when she travelled to Ger
many 10 study piano under her
and stayed on for several
months.
Then. again. in New York
some time later when they be-
came fast friends
WAYNE COUNTY MEDICAL
SOCIETY will come forth with
that fifth annual dinner dance
at the Detroit Golf Club. to-
morrow night, and just a few
of the medicos and their wives
who'll be on hand include:
Drs. and MeSdames Basil Con-
nelly, Allan Macdonald, Eugene
a. OSiuS. Edgar Martinez. AL
fred Whitaker, Roland Athay,
Leo Rennell. Edgar Norris and
Roger Walker
Add to the above DIR. William
Bromme. DR. {. r. Simpson
and DR.. George Leckie. and you
have quite a group of diners and
dancers who'll have red, white
and blue background for decor.
WELCOME VISITOR is Har-
riSon Phelps who's in town from
his Miami Beach home for A
spell renewing old acquaintance
and looking extremely well.
THIS EVENING. after the
University of Detroit's J-Prom.
the jewellers will. or at least
many of them will. Join the
breakfast party being sponsored
by Delta Sigma Pi at Saks
Show Bar
If you're around you'll see
Betty Tuomey and Brendan
Flannery, Mary Kay Lesperance
and John Flannery. Mary Jayne
Mandry and Jim Humphreys.
Shirley Frazier and Walter
BayeT. Catherine Donahue and
Warren BickeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Frequent Visitor
MRS. O'HAIR. who FRI

MRS. CHAIR, who fire.
quently trips off to Toronto
=. TO visit her charming and
popular sister. -. some time
ago offered TO raise. .. money
for an ambulance and now
is fulfilling her obligation.
The check represents the pro-
ceeds -. of the polo game. .
staged February Z. :. at the
State Fair Coliseum. under
auspices of the Great Lakes
Command Chapter. :. of the
Canadian Red Cross. -.
1t was handed to her.
by the officers yesterday
as she boarded the train
for Toronto. =. Mrs. O'Hair
was chairman of the women
- assisted by Mrs. c. ].
Mckinney, who accompanied
her to Toronto. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Pre-Dance Party
For ID. D. J-Pron

BEFORE THE University Of
Detroits J-Prom at the Gray
stone Ballroom this evening.
Miss Mary Ellen OConnel and
Miss Helen Lambe are entertain
inc. Among their many guests
Miss Mary Lou Madden and
Chuck Steiner Miss Cert Straic
and Mike Hand, Miss Lois Dun
can and Dick Allan. Miss Kay
Duncan and Bob Stofler Miss
Jeanne LYMAN and Larry
Withrow, Miss Marge McAlpinc
and Bob Miller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Tri-DeIt, Phi Kappa Unite
For Pre-Lenten Dance

TRI-DELT and Phi Kappa are
combining to give a grand pre-
Lenten dance tomorrow night
in the English room of the
Book Cadillac Hotel. y
Phyllis Nagle and Pat Moore.
co-chairmen of the gala. have
engaged a good swing orchestra
and are planning to carry it off
in fine style.
Among the girls and their
dates who will be dancing about
are Elaine ODonnell and Clark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Col. Miller
To Address
Cornell Club

THE CORNELL CLUB of
Michigan is holding its annual
banquet at the University Club
this evening at $50 o'clock.
Col. Henry Willard Miller,
former chief of heavy artillery
section, technical staff ordnance
department, Washington, D. C..
will speak on The Possible
Future Trend of the War
James Wentworth Parker.
vice president of the Detroit
Edison Company, will act as
POSTMASTER and Matthew Carey.
trustee of Cornell University.
and Neil McMath. president Of
the Cornell Club of MichiCan-e
are on the committee for ar
rangcments.
+ D \ A BOGENREIDER,
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph .Bogenreider. left rec
entity 10 spend the remainder of
the Winter in Redondo Beach.
Cal. with her grandfather. ".
". Wells
MR.. AND MRS. STUART
ALEXANDER M a r are I
OMaral announce the birth of
a daughter. Mary Margaret,
born February l3.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
DORSCH of Lauder avenue an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Shirley to Robert
Roeder. son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Roeder of Strathmoor
avenue.
TIE LEAGUE OF WOMEN
of All Saints Church is holding
a red. white and blue formal
dance in the church auditorium
this evening. The church is
located at Seven-Miic road and
oak drive.
Mrs Richard Shugg is acting
general chairman assisted by
MeSdameS Jack Anderson. Burt
Craig. Lee Durham. Raymond
Nogcl. William Warner. Everett
Wells and Lewis Weyand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
n n ay9 f: IT,.

PARLIAMENT HOUSE in Toronto. today bulging
with the elite Of the and all the heads of the Red
Gross who have been hidden by the lieutenant
a formal. and brilliant reception.
The central figure. and honor guest. will be
other. =. than Mrs Walter OHair. who will
present the 5. Forest Hill Village Unit of the
Toronto Cross check. which will furnish a
pletely equipped ambulance. and pay for shipping it
Britain. This the which Mrs. OHairs sister
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21

Hanley, Mary Sullivan and
Jimmy Oman. Mary Jean
Weston and Dan Morn, Katie
Scallen and Elmer de Broad.
and Jean Colombo and Bill
Ward.
THE ANNUAL banquet given
by the Vestry of st. Pau's
Episcopal Cathedral for the
adult choriSters will be held in
the parish house of the cathe-
dral Tuesday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21

toque. with sweeping Bird of Paradise
After the reception Mrs OTIair and Mrs Mckinney
will be entertained dinner party, be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Jones. the swanky Granite
Club. -.
During their weeks stay Toronto Mrs OIar and
Mrs Mckinney. will be feted many glamorous
parties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
In Beige Dress

THE BLOND Mrs. O'Hair
will make a dramatic entrance
-. in a sheer beige wool
dress o.. studded with black
pail baaJc opJ hlacly ,,alvat
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-20
NEW ISSUE OF ALASKA WOMAN
 ON NEWSSTAND

A message to Alaska women, by Gov. Ernest Gruening, appealing to them to keep calm and efficiently do their bit in the American war effort, is a feature article in the December issue of The Alask a Woman, new magazine reaching the newsstands of the Territory today.
 The interesting magazine also fea- lures pictures of the recent model plane meet sponsored here by the Juneau Rotary Club.
 Of interest in Juneau, too, is the cover of the magazine, which pie lures the baby of MT. and Mrs. Monte Grisham, nestled in back ground of Christmas cards. The cover was designed by Lu Liston, local artist.
 This is the third monthly issue of The Alaska Woman, published To- cally by Mrs. Mary Pool.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-20
AP Feature SerViCe
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN he Magic Flowers Call Again

That night on his journey home Carl stopped at the tavern to leave Santa there. They had supper of milk, blueberries, biscuits and honey.
 "Old father" said Carl before he left, T wish you would come with me. King Harald would find a place for you"
 Santa chuckled and tugged at his long white beard. "When I am older, maybe" he said. So Carl mounted his horse and gallopedl off
 He had no sooner gone than Santa sauntered down the road. When he saw there was no one around he blew a silver whistle. Very shortly his reindeer and sleigh slipped easily down the sky toward him. When they had set- tied on the lawn, Santa walked down the line of 12 reindeer and patted each one. Then he climbed into his sleigh and they were off for Toyland.
 It was late when Santa arrived home. But he was in a terrific rush. He looked at the calendar and saw that it would soon be October. He scratched his white head and said to Mrs. Santa, T really shouldn't leave my work
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-20

contact George Danner, dairyman, for report on stock feed now on hand at local farms; Tom Dyer. Standard oil Company manager, for report on gasoline and oil sup ply; and John Ahlers, of Rice and Ahlers Co, for a report on the mum Der of oil burning furnaces in the area which can be converted into wood and coal burning equipments.
 The Council also voted approval of city expenditures up to $l00 for civilian defense needs.
 No Reading Room Support
 It Was announced that because of added city expenses entailed in the war emergency the Council has de- cided to discontinue financial sup port for the Red Shield Reading Room.
 A proclamation was read. drawn up by R. E. Robertson, legal member of the civilian defense council. which will soon be published over the sig nature of Mayor Lucas. In a gen. cral way, the proclamation will set out activities of civilians at times when emergency warnings may be sounded here during the war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-20

ing dolls furniture and green gnomes were making watches for little boys and fashioning gold necklaces for little girls.
 This is a special morning" said Santa, T am going to make a pres ent for a girl who has her birth day on Christmas He set to work on small box of pink quartz. For an hour he fitted tiny wheels and springs into place. He screwed and he oiled and then he shouted to everyone, Listen
 He lifted the box lid and it played, Happy Birthday to you, happy Birthday to you Mrs Santa and the fairies and the gnomes all applauded.
 Now listen again" said Santa, and again he lifted the box lid This time it played second tune, and that tune was just right for Christmas Day. It was Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells"
 Santa was very pleased with the music box. He said, "H-m-m, l guess we're getting on.' Suddenly his face fell. he put down his pipe and said, Good gracious!' Mrs. Santa looked up quickly Great red flowers were opening or the vine by the window.
 T must go," said Santa. Tomorrow: The third witch
 appears.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-20

Union, Local No. 444 at Fairbanks. This hearing will be held at a time when all interested parties will be available to testify concerning the charges preferred.
 This was unfinished business left from the previous com m ss o n which resigned without adjourn ] ing in October.
 1 G. Delegated to Mrs. Hermann the duty of Investigating further the controversy in respect to the refund of travel time for employees of can neries while on the high seas. The result of this investigation will be l discussed by the commission upon MT. Phillips return to Juneau in February at which time the con- mission will decide or not the re- funds will be made.
 T. Designated the Executive Di- rector of the commission as the proper person to transmit official communications and plans of work to the Social Security Board. Rec commended that the Social Security Board relax the Merit System regu- lations in so far as they apply to Alaska so that they will meet con- ditions in Alaska and be more workable.
 g. Granted sixty days accumu- lated leave to Walter P. Sharpe, former Executive Director of the commission who had held office four years without vacation g. Adopted resolution expressing willingness to cooperate with Fed eral Government within the limita- tions of the powers conferred upon it by the Alaska Unemployment Compensation Act, in war emer- gency matters affecting the agency.
 During it's session the commission has intervi9wed the following per sons in regard to agency matters:
 Walter P. Sharpe, former Ex- ecutive Director of the commission.
 Jos. T. Flakne. Director of the Employment Service Division.
 Curtis Shattuck. Merit System Supervisor
 George Sundborg, former Merit System Supervisor.
 Stuart Morrison, Special Repre- sentative of the Federal Social Se- turity Beard.
 Hugh J. Wade, Territorial Direct or of the Social Security Board.
 Wm. H. Wrede. Chief of Benefits of the Unemployment Compensa- tion Commission of Alaska.
 Wm. M. Meals. Chief Account ant and Office Manager of the Un- employment Compensation Com mission of Alaska.
 Robert E. Sheldon, Executive Di- rector of the commission.
 Henry Rcden, Attorney General for Alaska.
 It has also interviewed MT. Nor man Bapfield in reference to the | Red Salmon controversy. The con- mission meetings were announced to be open to all persons having business to bring before it, but MT. | Ranfield was the only person to-