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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

WASHINGTON, Dec "A tINS).
- The navy department TO d a y
stated il had no information on
ofT-ShorC explosions which have
been reported heard by Now Eng
land CoaStllne residents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
British Bomb Brest

LONDON. Dee - 1NSl-
British homberS hammered the
Gorman-occuplcd French naval
base AZ BreSt carly today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Fear Wake Captured
Washington Believes Jap Occupation Probable
Defenders Destroy z Nippon Warshps
BY JOHN HENRY
Int1 NeNs Ser,ic. StsH Cpvrespoude

WASHINGTON. Dec 24.-The TOXIC q tBy Official
navy announced today that Japanese Wcest Two
Island by Japa- Jap destroycrs by
probable disclosed gunfe
enemy heled operations directed
Palmyra Johnston islands Wake Island tho japanese high
the DidPacdc. command admitted today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
JAP BoMBERs IN WAVES

Meanwhile Jap bomberS came
over Manila and envIronS IN
waves.
Manila was attacked several
times during the morning and
afternoon Tho japanese appeared
to be using their heaviest cahbcl
bombs according 10 reports from
observers IN the target areas
Terrific detonationS were heard
throughout Manila.
Each bombing attack la>tcC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
IN THE
NEWS

made an amazing de-
Tense of Wake Island, the
Midway Islands and even OF
indefensible Guam against
overwhelming odds and al
undetermined cost.
In fact, there has been
perfectly magnificent per-
Torrance of heroic duty by
American fighting men every
where in this war.
Citations by the war de-
partment have disclosed that
not only the first days of the
war, but its very first min
utes of furious, surprise and
treacherOus attack made
heroes worthy of our proud
est American traditions.
Army airmen, untried and
some of them with the ink
on their commissions still
wet, went into the air and
shot experienced fOemen out
of the skies.
Naval gunners went down
with sinking ships, still firing.
Secretary Knox has Off
cially disclosed that while six
American ships and 2,i29
American lives were lost at
Pearl HarbOr, our nav
forces there performed acts
of heroism and resistance to
the enemy that will rank with
the proudest chapters of our
naval history.
They fought with sublime
courage under disadvantages
Of almost incalculable proper
tons.
They emerged, not without
Gripping losses to he sure,
but with the fighting tradi-
tons of the navy unblem-
ished and with unsullied
claims 10 the affection and
pride Of the American people.
But among the sagas Of
this war, however long and
hard il may be, which will
be told and retoId by all
Americans hereafter, will be
those recounting the deeds
Of our seamen. marines and
civilian workmen in the de-
Tense of Wake, the MidwaNs
and Guam.
These tiny island outpOsts
in the Pacific, mere pin-points
in the vast ocean reaches,
were not expected 10 be held
at all and are not even Capa-
BILE Of being held.
The strategiSts Of America
! and Japan alike consider
them detectives which may
he taken or re-taken at will.
They are mere strips of
coral formations, " hol v
lacking in defensive cover,
pitilessly open 10 sea, wind
and sun, and still more pitt
lessly open 10 bombs and
bullets.
But our naval men and
marines were not StrategiStS,
but fighting men.
They DID hold Wake and
Midway and even little Guam
against the first and many
succeeding attacks.
They held them against
superior forces and murder
Gus fire.
They held them against the
expectations of the American
command as well a of the
enemy.
They held them long in
the heroic, unguestioning, un-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
The Weather
HOURLY IEMPERATIREs

The sur pln 80 a. ~ m today.
ana rise tomorrow a. 7S9 m
The moon vii 49, tomorrow A. i2is
m and rise tomorrow al ~ al 3. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Grand Jury
Seeks Custer
of Auditor
Ferguson Accuses
Democratic Leader
as One Who Paid
A condensed teri of Ferguson's
report accusing Williams Page p

Having initiated removal pro-
ceedings against County Auditor
Edward II. Williams on grounds
that he pocketed S59.525 in graft
during the last eight years. Cir
cult Judge Homer Ferguson today
continued his smashing assault
against bribery in the County
Building.
Several warrants or indictments
are expected before the holiday
period ends. official greetings from
the one man grand juror who
turned recently to the last of the
city's government buildings after
shaking up police headquarters and
city hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
NERVES ON EDGE

Authoritative Lon on circles
>tlll were without confirmation of
reports that a German invasion of
Spain is imminent.
There were TWO chief schools Of
thought regarding The new situa-
ton The first held Hitler is
staging a war of nerves in his best
technique. The second maintained
Germany is planning possible
pincer thrust against tho Middle
East VIA Turkey and Spain.
British newspapers forecast that
Germany may be planning 10 at
tack Malta, Britain'S Mcdlter-
ranean island stronghold. IN an air
and >oa-borne invasion similar TO
the Nazl conquest OF Crete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

PHPIHN.
They held them long in
the heroic, unquestioning, UNI
yielding manner and spirit Of
fighting Americans, eXempli-
fed in every previous test of
Continued on Next Page, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Petain Quits,
Ndziis StirriinQ,
London Hears
Vichy Denies Rumor;
Hitler Moves in
Spain. East Hinted
Rv LANES Y. BROWN

Int1 News service stan Correspondent
LON d ON, Dec. Europe
buzzed with rumors today Of a
possible Hitler Christmas thrust"
The general sentiment Of Lon,
don could be summed up in this
phrase:
Something seems 10 he brew
ing, but We don't know where"
Free French quarters made
every effort 10 confirm reports
that Marshal Henri Philippe Pc
tain has resigned As French chief
of state. and VIII be succeeded by
Vice Premier Jean Darlan. But a
Reuters Vichy dispatch said au-
thorItative French circles termed
these reports ridiculous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
MEAD ACCUSED

Among alleged graft payers.
Judge Ferguson and Prosecutor
William j. Bowling named Harry
III. Me al d, Democratic county
chairman. widely known lawyer
and one-time candidate for mayor.
Gov. Murra, D. Van Wagner.
at first Infatuated by the custer
petition, cooled off sufficiently to
appoint Judge Maurice Z. Trip
of Adrian TO conduct the hearing.
Judge Trip. who presided over
removal actions against Ham,
tramck Mayor Walter Kanar and
others is expected 10 start work
again after January J.
HE HAS NO COMMENT
Williams arrived ar his office in
the County Building al $50 a. m.
today and offered no comment"
reply to all inquiries concerning
the custer.
+ His desk was piled with both
incoming and outgoing Christmas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

Continued on Next Page, Col {?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
HE HAS NO COMMENT

Continued on Page Seven)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

fci6n3lionS were most audible.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
SOME COOKIE RECIPES

Are you among the people who
try 10 keep the cookie Jar filled
like Grandmother always did, It
is not the easiest thing to do when
there are several small hands
around that can reach the cookie
jar OF aided by seine large hands,
succeed IN getting Il down from
The top shelf In the pantry. The
following recipes are q little out Of
the ordinary. Melt ! cup butter
and stir IN ! pound Of brown sugar.
mix well STIR IN two well beaten
eggz and when smooth. add Il cups
chopped nuts. SLIT together Ii cups
flour. ? teaspoons baking power and
q teaspoon salt Add this to the
other ingredients and mix well. Drop
by the 1 teazpoonful onto cookie
sheet. CREASED with an unSalted fat
and bake IN a slow oven. 328 de-
grees for 10 minutes Remove from
pan at once
These soft molasses cookies viii
also make q hit with cookie eaters
Melt ! cup Of shortening and mix
In / cup Of brown sugar. when
smooth add i cup Of molasses and
2 well beaten eggs. Sift together
4 cups OF flour and ! teaspoon OF
salt Dissolve 2 teaspoons baking
powder. ] cup Of boiling water and
add alternately with flour TO first
mixture. II you like. ! teaspoon Of
cinnamon and l teaspoon of nut
meg can be added before placing
the cookies onto a creased and
Toured cookie sheet several inches
apart Bake IN moderate oven. s7s
degrees. until puffy and firm TO the
touch.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
Brussels Sprouts In
Style Again And
Very Appetizing
Olives Stated Win shrtmp--Irfzh
Potatoes Baiiea And Stuffed.
Alss WeFth FrNparing.

styles change and fashions come
ard go. but one thing That can BE-
safely stated f. eating Is stiil good
form Here. too styles and fashions
- 70 speak. change. bat under
meath Il ali. tire same old standbys
car be found Yes Il h quite safe
70 6ay that come shat may. We stu
viii eat Speaking Of styles did you
e9er think the hognely little brussels
apr0ut would come into style7 These
little cousins OF the cabbage can be
made into many eIorlfieo dishes
Fof Instance. allowing about three
sprouts for each person, cut out the
centers and peel of the cutter tough
leaves until oniy a thin shell re-
mains Marifnte the shell In sharp
french dressing While these stand.
mix . package Of cream cheese with
enough mRyonnaise 20 soften tt
Add a little minced celery. one
tablespoon o. pearl onions and one
finely chopped pirnento Add one
o. two shredded anchovtes. Dix
vel and fil the spFout shells with
this stuffing. being sure the shells
are well drained from the french
dressing Serve as an appetizer with
salted crackers.
Did you ever hear Of olives stuffed
with 4lfiInp7 Here Is how II Is
done Remove the black vein from
boiled shrimp and mafinate In
lemon juice and 3 very little salad
OIL drain and fiji vein cavities with
thin strips Of p4Enento Remove
stuiting from large olives halfway
down and insert one shrimp In each
olive Serve with Russian dressing.
A novel way to dress ND an old
standby Is 20 boil large Irish pota-
toes and cut IA half lengthwise. Re-
move the center part. leaving only
enough 10 hold the shell intact
Mash the potato thai has been re-
moved with butter and milk and
add some sharp grated cheese. Pill
the shell with the mixture and
sprinkle with some more grated
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09

THESE SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK END OF MAY 10
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
VOLUME
Here Are Some Fine
Recipes To Add To
Your Collection

Hsre are a iea Additional rerlnes
gathered b. your pure food eaisnr
thaf may b. Of interest," % these 81
sou wlsu arr asaklng q eoglertson
Fruited Lamb Rsass
Tee 8 five 10 eight pesmd r. ~
arm o. bonec shoulder satt. Pep
per ginger mustard and lsour. 8
pineapple stlcks 8 eaaaIl pear halsra.
eap melted butter. : hanAnAA "a
aup preserved ginger chopped. "a
cup hfaNn sugar. Teaspoon all
spice I seedlesa Oranges. Z table
spoons honey o. maple syrup q
m~araeeliino cherries
Wipe meat ard rub wen msth
combined ee2suninzk ard -four
Place IN rcaStef. fat ztee up, and
foass a. 800 20 as degrees p. aflaw-
ing % q 3 minutes pr pound DO
H0f cover meat Wipe pineapple anc
pears dry and brush well with bui-
ter Place tn CREASED baking dish
Slice bananas IA half and Mace
with other sruit. then fil paMrn with
ginger SPRINKLE with brown sugar
anG allspioe and bake IN hot oven.
a. degrees r. untl fruit browns
Cut the oranges IN half and hollow
out % make cups Cut orange seq
ment aaa pieces and combtEe with
cherries and honey and refill
Grange cups Place filled orange
cups and hos fruits ar1Da1n roast
earnlzh with parsley ktFiga Of fresh
mint leaves and Aerve immediately
Baked Potatoes And Peas
Grease three large Idaho potatoes
well ard bake uutil tender. about ]
or Il hours Cut tn half. ieuafkwMe
hollow oat thc center being careful
not 70 break the skins Maxfa the
potato that was taken out with 6
tablespoons OF butter and cream 70
MAKE = soft mass. add salt and
pepper 10 taste. whip Until It9nt
Fald Ii 2 ; cup Of cooked fresh neas
Pill potato shells cover With but
tered crumbs and return to oven
o. bfo4leT until Drowned III top.
Asparagus Parmesan
Wash thoroughly and remoSe part
OF stems Of a large bunch Of aspara-
gu6. boil IN uncovered pan ii salt
water until almost soft Drain and
place IN shallow baking dish
Sprinkle with lemon Juice and
cheese and dot generously with but
ter. Place IN prcheatea oven. as
degrees r. or broii until chess
meitS and becomes brown
Baked Eggs Supreme
Tuast and butter g slices Of bread
and trim aS desired Beat the white
Of 6 EGGS until very stiff. add q
pinch Of salt Pile the egg whites
the toast rather high. then
make = depression In the middle.
Into NhE, drop an unbxsken ~xu
yolk Place IN the oven ana oake
81 8 moderate neat. 350 degrees r.
until tie egE whites are slightly
brown
Strawberry French Tarts
Ingredlents-Four egg whites. ife
teaspoon salt teaspoon cream Of
tartar iif3 cups Of sugar. ! tea
spoon vinegar. ! teaspoon water.
teaspoon lemon extract tea
spoon salt n cups milk J egR yolks.
] tablespoon butter : cup whipped
cream.
PFocedure-Beai egg whites and
sait until toamy. add cream Of tar
Tar and beat until staff. Add one
third Of the sugar very slowly. al
tefnately With combined vinegar.
water and lemon extract Add re-
naming sugar slowly and beat until
very stiff Spread over vel -auttered
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09

Hsre are a isa al sftioaal rerlnes
gathered b. yoaT pure feed eaisnr
thaf may b. Of Interest 70 these 81
TN wl.n atr making 1 ~AaIlarkAan
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09

name lie vii help sou 70 PICK
III iust the kind af Fn@a for Sun
daY dinner Al Of the meats are
Western Brand And those cold
meats ali sizes ard shapes round
squares fat and Ions 70 temps
the appetite Then there are
and q variety 81 chceses
mat are bound 70 satisfy even tine
most particular Of -
Right here one will find al the
ingredients necessary for a Eaost
successful picnic. sliced Just TIE
thickness onc desires Over on
table Ia tne center q une floor Il
to b. found the bread also sliced
iuSt right Tot sandwiches
Don't overlook the milk eggs and
butter in the refrigerator
me Ladnlef's have hlRh hopes Of
enArgtnN their store IN the near
future bat for HE present u b.
stu la the form OF . pipe dream
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
How Young Folks May
Keep Mother Out OF
Kitchen On Her Day

May the month Of lovely Sprsng
flowers and May Day queens Il here
once aRain Children are winding
May poles and incidentally getting
mixed up. for have you ' seen
one done without faaitf And what
could b. q more appropriate month
for Mothers Day In every sense
OF the word. Is she not a queen?
Sunday. May II. Is Mothers Day
lets get together and make this
day one She will remember for mans
years 70 come. The first step to
take is 10 put Mother out OF the
kitchen for this DAY. make her
really feel like . queen. on her day
OF course that brings up the ques-
tlon Of just VINO IS going 70 b.
responsible iof the dinner. You
soang daughters. and sons. too. will
ffnd IL lots Of Fun 20 plan and pre-
pare the entire meal Make Dad
lend q hand. tee II necessary. Al
right nos lets get started before
Sunday morning Is here and We still
are wondering Just what TO do about
& An Ice cold shrimp cocktail Will
be nice as an enuee. Place the
boiled. cleaned shrimp III cocktail
glasses surrounded with crushed Ice
If you like. Little spTigs Of celery
from the heart stuck In the glasses
wili look nice rs well as go wei
wlth the shrimp Don't forget a
zlice Of lemon. catxnp worchesteT
shire and hot sauee Serve some
Salted crackers also
For the main course. how about
led 81 lamb with mint sauce7 Some
mashed potatoes that are smooth
as q politicians promise. 70 so with
the good gravy that always accom-
panies lamb ruasL For the Yege.
table part Of the meal. there are
20 many nice fresh vegetables az
this time thai Il really Is hare
to single out two o. three without
feeling tbs; you have sighted one
Of the othcFx So with apologies
10 taose not being Used lets SCI
some EngilSh peas shell cook and
serve with drawn butter or q thif
cream sauce Carrots could be added
70 the peas Of served separately
rs yeu like. Then personally. you
pure food editor would like SONS
fresh spinach. but you viii have q
use your owu discrimination herr
because some people have oblec.
lions 10 spinach IN spite OF all o.
is iron content
Noa. for the salad Hollow GU
soTnatoes and FIJI with choppe<
g~ucuniherx and pieces Of tomato anc
mayonnaise. place n 4 lettuce leaf
Stuffed celery stalks viii be yer,
palanAbte as = companion 10 tht
tomatoes
To finish off this meal we iusi
must have strawberry Shortcake
Right here you uill meet with lots
Of controversy aS . Just what L
the best way 10 make The cake
Some ike 3 plain cake while Others
ike Shortcake IN the true sense o.
the word A good biscuit dough
made into individual biscuits. split
N hail and filled HIth lots of Der
fieS covered then topped with lots
more berries and whipped cream Is
about the most popular. 50 you Will
be safe IN serving Il this way.
Maybe Il would be 4 good idea
I there were more Mothers DAYS
during the year Why not make
Il = practice ii your home. SAY
oaee a month II least. 10 order
mother ouf while TIE younger
members o. tie houxholc take
things tn their ~ hands ! am
sure your efforts N1Il moFr than Be
appreciated
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
NUMBER !

ture place IN 3 nsking pan and
doS with nastsS Add enough safer
70 cover bok4orn e. pan BAKE Ia q
moderate ofen. rs degrees r. 1
hour saSslng Occasionally
rnen when YOU are resdy 70 stiff
those ceseFy stalks &c saw H&tcEsng
ogt u Your grocery bag On Satar-
day. mix together q small N OF
deviicd tongue. : slices 81 plaeappe
and one nrne-eurce package Of
cream chess Chill and stuff into
the stalks when ready % serve
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09

cheese and > little pRwtkR Bake Ia =
shzw oven untll brown
A pleasant chznEe from The ever
DAY cruam xAuce Tor boiled onA0ss.
CT lots o. other things for that
matter h d0sse n this gay Boil the
onions N sailed water Is Or %
minutes Until tender but not soft
Remove the ceuterH and chop
Brown thf chopped onion ln butter
ard add Ia cups % bread crumbs. Z
cup grated cheese. sait and pepper
20 taste stuff onina1s with iris mix
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09

and Is doing : capacity business
Here ere ell find everything neee
saFy % tar hosases1fe Ia planning
ard arranging meak also house
hold needA
II the front window a Tire AtaFx
car BE- found garden fresh xexe-
tables such Bine looking carrots
cabbage and green's. No fresh TIE
sweet smell Of the earth h Ktlii
with them Fruits too. decorate this
wtnc0a. nice juicy oranges lemons
and bananas.
In uaF meat market q new butcher
Is 20 n found Alton Baxter -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
Ladnier's Grocery
A Place To Get All
Good Food Needed

One q the smaller bat definitely
cne s use better stores II town
Is IAdnfers Cash arocerx This
store a owned and operated By
Ar ard Mrx Leon ladnirF and
i quite ; besy little SPOT IN towa.
fadni&ra 0roeeFY has Noen IN
operation only since Anlf 6 1890
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09

individual p4e pans and bake slow
h, as assrses p. for one 20 ere
ard ore mali h00rN Remove from
pans ard ooai Nix tae ! Gun sugar
fl7ar and mlt. add milk ard star
ansooth Cock until thick, a6d beat
er esa FaIks and conk Z minutes
more Add butter Cool FoA In
whipped cream Pour into cooked
gAris Cover 4ish sliced and street,
rned tlraNberriea and top with
whipped cream
strawberry Candy Rel
Nix = cups Of augar and ! cup
cream sed pinch 81 salt and ] tea
spoon Of vanilla. Nos add / cup
81 dry cake crumbs sponge Il pos
sible To this add ? boxes Of wash
&c CLEANED and chopped straw
berries ard beat until stiff enough
10 Enead Knead on a board Toured
with powdered sugar. II Il Is not
sur enoleh add more cake crumbs
and powdered suear until Il viii
hold is shape Ron into wax paper
anc place II the freezing eoEnpaFt-
meuf Of ire refrigerator and let
stand over night Cut into slices and
serve
Fruit Topped Ceffeeeake
Cake Two cups sifted flour. I
teaspoons baking powder. tea
spoon salt ! cup sugar, l cup short
/ esq, beaten slightly. 2 cup
milk
Topping One-haIf cup draine1
pineapple. IL cup raisins. l tea
spoon grated Orange rind, cup
brown SUGAR. / teaspoon cinnamon.
I tablespoons soitened butter
Procedure Sifi flour baking
salt and sugar Add short
sning and cut IN fine Combine ees
and milk and add 70 other mixture
Cover with combined ingredients Of
.opping Bake for about 80 minutes
N moderate oven. $50 degrees r
Cut INTO bars OF squares and serve
with butter.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
Csanir nnneI Cake

san one heaplng pint Of -four
9Th 3 teAspeun . salt sir in / pint
q very sour battefmilk and / level
teaspoon o. SOFA Beat until very
llghi and make INTO round cakes II
grldnle creased N1fEa = piece q
paeke pork or fat bacon
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09

TO naeke the above Mothers Day
cake Goes nor take a gsaaiss In fact.
mothers. you neeu not wuTrT e tha
yuaaEfeer eesseratiob R& AZ aaN THAI
EfssF wnHald like 10 try Il nat Tfas
following recipe Is VERY aiFnrae even
Tor beginner q tksey vii fotio&
tire ulrecfsons carefully
EifE then measure 7 cups o. Koo1
cake flour. add 1 teasgaxn wo1a.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09

teaspoon salt and sGft together
three tiuse6 Cream 4 cup o. butter
thorosnith ard gradually add Is
cups. frmiy Eanked brown SUGAR
Str untsl lssAt and fluffy Add the
yrlkx Is three eggs ~ 81 = time.
stirring vel after zach. then ado
three squares Of melted unsweei
cneG chocolate Add tae fbour mix
turn alternately with enc cup Of
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09

min beating after each additsr1
until smooth fltFn lastly add tea
spoon az vanilla poaf into iwo well
CREASED 8 ineh layer pans and mke
h . moderate oven $50 degrees 7
= 70 % minutes
Spread tfia with y0uT fsTorifs
basied white fruetlng using the
Whlies a. the eRaa left over from
Inc cake Trim With chocolate n'rF
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-10
AIR RAID
 SHELTERS
 PLANNED
Old Tunnels 10 Be Convert. ed Into Bomb CeIlers
 by Mine Workers

Two air raid shelters are to be made ready for emergency occu- pancy within the next few days, it was announced at meeting of the City Council last night.
 The two shelters will be located in former tunnels, to be cleared and prepared for emergency use by em- ployees of the Alaska Juneau gold mine, who will work at the task during their free time from mine work.
 One of these tunnels is located on the upper side of Gold Creek, just off the trail into Evergreen Bowl. The city will build a sidewalk to the shelter site, it was announced. The second shelter will be in a tun- nel under the old courthouse now used as the Federal Jail.
 Also under the heading of emer- gency preparations, it was announc- ed that the old fire truck is now being kept at the Public Road Ad- barn, near the city end of the Glacier Highway, for emer- gency fire calls in that neighbor- hood