davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
JAMES FOSS, 600
LOVES

High scores-R. Koch 205-220. W De
Largey 235. l.. Dumhleton 200. w. Christ
2O3 r. Carimito 22f. G. Couls 2i6. @.
Coutts 2i2, A. Hoekstra 2le. J. Wright
225-203. w Daniels 203. w LaDuke 2Ot,
b. Covslie 20s. r. Pugts 22e, +. Habarh
2i4-20s. n. Friehauf 2li. II. Francis 205-
w David 233-243 o. Krsuse 223. q
Ischarite 2i2. X. Mowery 203. A Man
cini 2O2. G. Moore 2i5. q sofia all,
Wright 2Ol. NJ. Weaver zoe -25a, Carpenter
POS l.. Urban 203 Plappert 2i3, c
Shaw 26s-244. W. Yunke 2i0, w. Boyer
2l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
I, BIZ Lindsay zO4
GREEN DIVISION
BUFF DIVISION

Aaron 2Os Narcel Lama 200, Walter Ma
Inv 2A1 SID Cox ZIG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
LOUIS CAVE
HOITsE IFACIE

Pts. Prs
Kopitzh SO Barylski So
Jacobs IS Mulaws 50
Schmidt 81 Wolverine 80
Favorite 81 Aronsson ~
High scores--w. Cannon 2o3 p Smit,y
2O2. r. Jankowskt 222. H. Slender 205.2 l3.
r Lubanski 2l7. n. Lubsnski 207. " Rich
2Ts, r. Wallace 210. n. Trush 202-20i. r,
Gruner 20s, s. snryrski 200. r. stenhebel
2lo. p. Pssquinelli 2ii. l. Jansen Jr 20i.
" Trush AL. p Osborne 2os. J. Dzialak
2o5. Y. Cooley 2oe, y. Novak ala. A.
Schmidt ala.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
MICHIGAN BELL

High scores--Don Winchell Ill. Seward
2l3, Sidney Grover 2os, Arthur
Burrows 223. Clarence Cebhardt EOS, VIM.
Patchett 203. Wilbur Miller 22t-2i2, Forrest
Bunker 2lO, Arthur Greaves $50. Frank
spehar 22i. Robert McKissock 2os Hubert
Carter 2is. Philip Jennings 255-20O, Leslie
Behenna 900. Clifford Surrey EOS, James
O Br,sn 2i3, Harold Order 2l3.--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
PILLAR

SENIOR House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
PORT ELRAY

High scorss-Andy Firm, 252- 200 Frank
Burba 24s. Jim Monty 2ti-22i. Al Wolf ass
John D.jsck as, julius Bernss 233-2i5-2i5
Louis Jensen 227. Dave Bschman al. Car
Jurcyyk 2152ii John Koziol 2it Joe Jen
seq 2i3 Ray KoWslskI 2i3. Harry Fiorek
l2i2 Elmer BardeI 2ii-2e3 Tony Zsrzsckl
2o. Ray Wiggens POI. Steve Miller 200
Harold Rochowiak 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
PALM BEACH
JUNIOR HOUSE

High scores-Ciro Granna 2ls-2l2 Leroy
Andrews 2Os COS Jay Southland 212 Ken
meth Hunter 205-202. Frank BuUand 203-
207, Bernie Bernstein 20S John Hintz 200
Lee Urban 2it, Leonard Carr al, Paul
Wiling 21223l' Larry Jennlngs POI clyde
Sehooley pos, Frank CRUDE 200 202, Harold
Bessler 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
GRANDMONT

Hlgh scoFtt-The0- WenEfI XlN. W.T. JOE
dan 2i3-23o Bud Werner 22p. Ellis Walker
AL Fred XXX 1903 Cygmunt Zack 2o3-222
George Hliebsy 2o3 John Laokner 222-23s,
Barnsv Mahars 2oo. Donald Cooper 222 AS
2it- 2O7 .203- 2Oi. Peter Ruehl. 2o322t. Wade
TrowbridEs 20l.2ol, Harold otenbsker 2n2
Harry Reilly ais. Carl Sagel 400. Erwin
Nsg.l 200 200. Jack Datillo 2O1. Edward
Rr,pps 23s-7tt. Leo FttEps rick 233. James
strange 2s-2i5-200. James Hatch 2l3
Frank Bsne, 2i3 Fred BuJack III, Clsr-
enc. Richter 22i2ie Max Richter 222
Robert Cole 2i3 Bill LaRue 202 -223. John
Bickel 7o3-2o7. Joseph Wsrttine ais. Harold
Minor 2oi .2o3. Russell Jevett 2ls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

STATE FAIR
FEDERATION OF LABOR

High scores, George Coll 2lO-77o. Elmer
Baker 226. I'D Combs 222 Stan Mexdo
22i. JAek Trout AL. Sam 81. ongs 220.
George o Kon ais, Steve Dobis 71t-2o0 Al
White 2l2. Tom Sinclair 2l2, Harry Boeh-
mer ala. Howard Storm zoe, Frank Stevens
200. Rudy Rosandic 207, Bill Beechinor
2O5. Andy Tihgstad 2O5. Harry Reich 200
George sperry 400, Marty Wing 200, Henry
Baker 202, Joe Hourigan 202. Clarence
Shlrk 202.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
LADIES 40. 3
ORIENT
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores-Iin Springer 241-2l7. II
mer KRAFT 23T. Tom Nalek 229-223 Cy
n Neil 22a Joe Ruppe 226 Bernard Lind
s'ron 222- 20s 200. Douglas Leake 221. BY
ron Cullen 220 Frank ConCer 2l9. Virgil
Keller 2ls. Leonard Sarnowski 2iS. Elmer
Lang 2i5 Ernie Springer 2i3 Walter sper-
Itch 2ii. Linton Todd 2io Alton Martin
10000. Ray Kelley 207. Herman RupPel|
2Os, Ray Bardel 20s Charles Morrison
2oi. Larry Carleton 2o3, Don Florence 2Ol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
300 HOUSE

High scores-Guy Bell 220, Harry LON
bard 2i7.207. Neil Mona eelli 2o2 Neil
Desantis 40 Rex Busae 2ll, Joseph Ross
man 207, James Annabelii 222, Fred DiII
Fiiippo 212. Fred Marchione 226, I'd
White 224. John sguillo 2202Oa, Al Oder
fer 222 George Chcoysky 23s-2O2 John /
SAvans 203, Tom Long 222, Ar Brunette
24s-2o5 Angelo Ronzi 22T. Tom Dorazio
200 John Pepperman 2i220f, Leonard
AumAn 204. Marvin oldenhurg 212.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

High scores"J. Scfirnittfing ~. y
Nash 23i. X Jsnkowsky 2oi. o Gailandt
25s. c. Martin 2iS. L. Farkas 2ls
227. J. Kink 2fs. Ysmbor 223.2o7, j.
Gsbel 2ot. = Burnock 200 W MetEner
ais. O. wetxel 200. Kell 2t5-23t n
Keathi.y 2i3. W Pagesu ais. l. keppen
Pr, p. Benton pos y scnemansse 200
223. Fiorenn 225-23t-22s n Day 204,
} L.fs 2f5-7li, NJ Payne 7io. d. Cant
we'll 22s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
GREAT LAKES
GRAPHIC ARTS

High seorss-Harold Mathiak 223 Ellis
Alhrech, 22i Ted Neisch Jr 2ss. Frank
Foley ?0s Tony MAdsy 202 2os Waiter
Croli 2O2 Ear Harms 2i3 Or,tlie Nc
Donald 20a, John GarsvAElta 222.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
COsGIO
NATIoNAL DIVISION
RECREATION

High scores Denny Bedard 2o4. Louis
rarkas 2o3 William Albers 200, Ezra
Henderson col. Leo Bourks 200. William
Grseher 20t, Jack Cunningham 204, Frank
Arbini 2O4, Mike Cox 200. Jack Bschnsk
204. Tom Mckay 2O2. Ted rretzer 2o2-2is,
Clsud Miller 2i5. Julian Holefcs 204, Jim
Atv.ll 2i1-2il. Vie Watson all. Harry
Hart 225. I'd Beaudoin 2i2. Joe Lsda 233
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
DETROIT ELks NO. "a

High sCores-Charles Fisher 244, EDWARD
Smoke 233 Walter steit 22i-205 Geo. Ben.
der 223204, Harold Mattel 21T. Lou Bring
man 2l7, Arthur Duperry 216 Keun smith
2i2-2l0. John Burns 2l220e Ruddy Helm
POS. Loring Williams 2Oi, Norman White
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
NEW GARFIELD
LADIES UOUSE No. l

High scroes- Katherine Mslk l70-i5I,
Lucille DynoVski i7e-iss. Bella Ziernski
ne Helen Bayns 1871, Agnes Brymer ia.
Virginia Cetnnski i5S. GLADYS Dempsey IT'S
lss Catherine Shade III, Clara Tosch
i55-l64
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

v,r nss Mecu. on sc,,5,,, 80
200, Uni ali, T Fox 200. A. Cramer 200
y. Beckmeytr 2o3. w. Boyles 2o2
Daugherty col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
RITZ
wEsrOwN

I HIkh tCores : Normhn Outflow ZJs,
Robert Diehle go. Del Kamin 21s, Clyde
Green as, John Keith 21s Harrison Csrnell
21s, Anthony Golcar 21s. Phil Atcheson
1918. Andrew Magee 213-2ii. James shier
4 2l2. Arthur Reinhard 40, Peter Robertson
205, John Loughrsn 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
MISC.
HOT 81 LEAGUE
NASH KELvINAroR
UAw-cI0 LOCAL NO. 3cs

High scores-vernor smith z3s, Roy
Benson 223, George Bockman 7is. George
Lester 2i2, Ralph Doeg 207-7ii. Harry
Seymour 201-2fi, Edmund ,Kokowfes 3o3.
210, Stanley Kenmore as Harold Mcvicap
2i0, Frank Buck 2os: ia ToIIiver 3oI.
Jack Lipecomb 201 Harry Weeks 100.
Fiorisn G. sochcwicx 232. Edmund Koko.
wicx 2l1-224. Harry Seymour ala. Harry
Vishesu all, Russell streeter 7oi, George
Lester pol, James Arlen 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
AMERICAN LEGION

High Scores-Ffank Snay 2l6, Al Weiler
2o2 Ted Endres 225 Fred Dunn 235. Ed
Piper 1872 Jack Mallock 202, Al Stock 21s.
Harold Coyle 202. Rex Talcott col. Or. Ted
Eyer 1926. John Kelly 22i, Del Forbes pol.
Marx Vrooman 2ol Ted oden 2O2. Rene
Christin 2i2 Gil Schmitz 2ls. Bert Allen
ara Eddy Edwards 232-232. Tony Berger
227. Joe Greystok 2Oq. Harold Allen 203-21l.
Bill Beckman 2O4. stan Poat 2Of. LINK
Chrysler 200, Walt Champoux 225,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
ART CENTER
HOUSE LEAGUE
BOWLO-DROME

High scors-sammy Lutz 2ii, George
Lingle 204. 2Os. Joe Zelich 2i3. Joe Pas
tore 242. Fred zeiler 252. Joe Ellerhorst
236. John Koenig 2if-2i0. John Moch 2lO
Robinson 2l2. Abe stern 21o, Paul Haron
200. Chuck Rassner 2o9-222. Tony Morano
2o7-2i2. Hal Bernstein 206, sammy Zaek
202-224, Tom Kish 200. Marty Harold 2i0-
2o6. Joe Summers 2i2, Martin Eisner 2i5.
sam Krsuse 202 Harry Black 20i, Fred
Bankle 202. Rodmsn eos, Phil Settings 203
Milford Greensboro 20o. Bill Pankhurr
2i3-225.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
300 HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores--John Blanche 25s-7i3-211,
Floyd Richman 222-222-203. Al .Oderfer 201.
Geo Chicovsky zoe ZOE. Matt Lederer 22i,
Joe Grill 40. Frank Meyers 23i-2l2. Tom
Dorazio 20s- 204 Angelo Della 2l4-212 -2o2,
John scavone 223-203. Guy Bell 23s. Neal
Moraceln IA. Neil DeSantis 2lo. Marion
Oldenburg 200 Reynold Mueller 20s Leon
ard Aumaun ali. Nick Rossman 22s-225.
Joe Rossnan 80. James Annabell 2O5
Benny McCue 235 Fred Machione EOS John
sQu!llo 2lo2O3. Ember Thomas 25s, Mel
Dorl 22i, James Pacdo 23e.2O3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
MOTORS METAL
BURROUGHS ADJUsTERs

oltkowsh 22s HsrHe Chit,enden 2oi,
Charles Hales EOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
JUNIOR House

High scores-Tony Thomas 2i4. Leslie
Keeling 233 George Sproal 2l7 Andrew
winsrsh 2is. Ed Grabowskt as steve
Schmidt 2i2 Lloyd Wilton 2i2, Wynton
Buick 2l2. William PREM 40 Alex Ray
2i0. Al Novak 207, Hugh sprott 2O4, Bill
FIrment 202 POI. Thomas McLaren 20i.
Frank Kempter 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

HlEh scoret-H Schlnld III. II. Iahner
23i W Pankhurst 2n3, /, Knapp 2Oi, T..
White All. V Mueller gao c Melchoir 24s.
n Christensen 2oi. X Ludiker 2oi,'J. Fl.
hot, POS, +. wins 2iH2o2 r stoil 2O4
l.. Robbins all. Wager 2li. F. Majesty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
RAINBOW

HIN scores-John brOsb 10, Sam Jer-
rome PA william Klein $50, Erich Alex
ander 229 Robert Hertel 225. Frank Klein
2O4 Henry MazEara 2o3. Frank Calomeni
202.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
OI.DBRU

High scores-Mel Dorl 256-222, Anthony
Bruno ESQ. Campbell McNeil 23s-2l0, John
Grtmadi 225, William Klein 2i0. Joseph
Remsing zoe. Dick Rancllio POS, Aholph
Buggs 204. John Cross 204. Anthony Ross
202, Edward Bollman 20i, Ralph Carlen
/ oO1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

Henderson 2io, Ralph Novsk 2li. Law
renee Arnold 2i4. Jack Bickng AZ. Leo
Florkowsk 2os. Ed Chapp 2o4. Dan Horie
2o3, Lincoln Barr 2o7. Bob Mccarthy 2o2.
John Nielan 202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
$40 MAJOR CLASSIC

Hlgh bc0Tts-FTOYd FIChNlHN 3U5- zoI'
Mel Dorl POS, Matt Firgan 2i2-22i, Tony
Caruso 2O2. Louis Nizza 2i0-203. Perry
Ailagreen r202-24f I'd Hogan 223. Chris
May 244-202. Chuck Shelley 212. Joe Locke
2o2. Steve Kent 2l9. Art Klein 252207, Joe
Green 233. Edwin Trosien 204- 204. Frank
Keefe 233. Bud Belk 232, Phil Van Hull
2O0-2i3 Jake Berger pos Fred Miller 202-
24s. Al Vslella Pa, Zeke Tody 25t. Omar
Herrpich 2l2-22i. John Squillo 202, Roy
Odgers 244. Clarence Grunst 22i. I'd voll-
mer 234 Tom Dorazio 235. Len Liberda
2I4-26s, Ace Parks POS. Joe Schwartz 204.
Walt Bahorski 207 22a-247.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
MILLETT'S

High scores-J KudIo ~. q. BoIIInger
22l, NJ Aho 2Is. II Ralsion 235. y.
Brichta 2li-2i4. s: Baker 2t2 L. Nippsr
Halleen 2it. J oRose 200 r. sohiefsky
2l2. Doyle 2ss. J. Nero 22l. c Poens
I2i5, u. Huntington 204 POS 33. J. krall
22i-22i l. Birch 22i NJ Lane 200 -204
A Friedman 203. r Bartlett 225.
iszuch 200 -2iO-223. c schmidt 22i2i5 pol.
W PAgeau 2OI -2n3. l.. Keppen 2il-220.
Benton 2i3-2o6. e. Morris 23i 200 2i3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

HiEh sc0res-Fred kinEehury 2o3, George
Glaeser 23s Pete Verrnisrs 233 I'd Tobisn
40. Bill Lane 2l7. Gene Miller 30. Ray
Echorschsk 22S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
KINGS AND QUEENS CLASSIC

High scores-Melvin Crawford 23i. Pete
Wilson 22e. Fred Bowl 2o2 Zske Tody 200
Walter Ray 2o7. Josephine Robinson III
'ls3 Ritz Berger le4.l7e-l6s, Connie
SkryLcki 17e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
KEMRA MEsT SIDE
I.a9Ass HOI "

High scores-Homer Lemon z2f, Ray
ford Hormeyer 40 Harry Marshall 2oa.
Harold Eckert 2oe. Cass shsblis 204. Ron!
aid Bates 203.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
LOAN COMPANY TO
FINANCE SEWARD
REBUILDING JOB

The Disaster Loan Corporation
a part of the Reconstruction Fin
ance Corporation, informed the
National Resources Planning Board
at Juneau today that it has de-
clared the Seward fire of last No
vember % a disaster, and will &C
cept applications from persons who
lost property in the blaze for loans
with which to rebuild.
The huge fire destroyed all room
ing houses at Seward, and three
of the towns four restaurants,
leaving only one restaurant and a
small hotel. Many other buildings
were burned to the ground.
The loan action was decided on
after the concern had read a re-
port on the fire submitted by the
planning board. Joseph L. Fisher,
associate planning technician at
tached to the planning boards Ju-
neau office, will go to Seward to
accept the applications. Fisher now
is at Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
ORDINANCE
AMENDEDBY
(0UN(|LkEN
City Officials Also Vote 10
Repair Juneau City
Wharf

The City Council adopted an or
dinance last night, amending sec
lions of Ordinances 202 and 261
of the Traffic Code and bringing
the laws up to date.
The new ordinance provides that
no bus stops or taxicab stands will
be permitted to operate on the
southerly side of Front Street and
South or Lower Franklin Street
from the intersection of Front
Street and South Seward Street
to a place opposite to the inter-
section of South Franklin Street
with Ewing Way, or on either side
of Seward Street, or on either side
of Second, Third or Fourth Streets.
1t further provides that no bus
stops or taxicab stands shall be
established on any other streets,
alleys or parking lots within the
city limits without the consent of
the City Council on consideration
of a written request.
The ordinance also rules that
traffic may move only in nor
therly direction on Ferry Way be-
tween Marine Way and South
Franklin Street.
City Sponsors Gardening
The council voted to accept the
sponsorship in cooperation with the
Forest Service of the Burridge
Homestead at mile 2, the land to
be used for a garden project. Duane
w. Burridge granted the land tc
the city for this purpose for the
duration of the war The Forest
Service had agreed to clear the
land and get it ready for cultiva-
ton, providing the city accepted
the responsibility of sponsorship
The council also approved the use
of the cemetery plot at mile fol-
such gardens. The Forest Service
will clear this land also
Shelter Tents
The question of providing lum-
Der for the construction of plat
forms for tents, which would be
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
RAID DRILL
PRACTICE IS
HELD TODAY
Federal Employees Go 10
Bomb Shelters in
Building

A practice air raid drill for Fed
eral employees was held at 1l:45
o'clock this forenoon in the Fed
eral Building. Employees, on sig
nal from Assistant Gus t. d a n
George Gullufsen, marched down
stairs or stepped out of offices and
took UP stands on the first and sec
ond floors. The signal was the
dousing of all lights.
Each department had earlier APP
pointed an air raid warden to direct
employees of each department to
their stations. The drill followed
a plan worked out by Gullufsen.
The shelters were in the safest parts
of the halls on the two floors,
away from glass and in the sections
where the construction is strongest.
The ground floor was left open
and would be used by the pubic
in case of a raid. There are 283
Federal employees and there is
enough space for 522 persons in the
shelters, allowing six square feet
per person.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21

used il an emergency to house Ju-
neau residents in case the city IS
-raided was brought up. 1t was
reported that $38295 would be
needed for lumber and nails. Mayor
Harry l. Lucas referred the mat
ter to the Finance Committee for
consideration pending an investi-
CATION to see if funds could be OBJ
tanned from other sources.
The tents were furnished by the
Forest Service and would be set up
near Montana Creek, accommodate
ing 208 persons.
Wharf Needs Repairing
City Engineer Frank Metcalf re-
ported that the City Wharf is badly
in need of repairs and the council
voted to take immediate action to
rebuild it, providing piling can be
obtained at this time. Metcalf also
reported that the Gold Creek air
raid shelter is practically finished.
The council voted to approve a
club liquor license for the Loyal
Order of Moose.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
TAXI OPERATOR
ARRESTED, POSTS
BOND FOR TRIAL
Don Lozzie Protests City S
RevokdI Of 0perat-
ing Permit


Charged with parking taxicab
in an area not designated as a
taxicab stand, Don Lozzie, operator
of the Star Cab Company, posted
$50 bond at a hearing in Municipal
Court today and Judge Grover c.
VIM set trial for Monday,
Lozzie previously posted notice
of appeal from a decision handed
down in similar case, the OUT
growth of a long standing wrangle
between Lozzie, who was given per-
mission by Chief of Police Kenneth
Junge to establish a cab stand at
the Grotto Building on South
Franklin, and city authorities, who
ordered the permission revoked af-
ter Lozzie had begun construction
of a stand at the location.
Judge VIM pointed out to Loz-
zie. at this mornings session that
although the chief of police is en-
powered to grant taxicab stands, he
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
TWO QUIT JOBS
With OFFICE OF
INDIAN AFFAIRS
Mrs. Leon Smith, Maxine
Lund Hand in Their
designations

Two designations were announced
this morning by Claude NJ Hlrst
General Superintendent of the OF
flee of Indian Affairs. Mrs. Leor
Smith, secretary in the Arts ano
Crafts Division has resigned to re-
turn to the States Maxine Lund
stenographer with the Education
Division, has resigned to accept a
position with the Public Works Adj
ministration office here.
Mrs. Maxine Brittell, with the
Office of Indian Affairs as a teach
er at Squaw Harbor, is in Juneau
with her small son. She is on her
way to the States for medical treat
ment and arrived here last night
on fisheries boat.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21


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thing has been overlooked :.
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because of an addition to your
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also has the power to rescind that
action.
Lozzie contends that for the city
to grant him permission to make
a large investment at the site and
then turn around and tell me l
can't do business there, after all,
is unfair.
Judge Winn also gave Lozzie a
copy of city ordinance passed by
the City Council last night which
prohibits the establishment of taxi
stands in certain areas, including
the site now occupied by Lozzie.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21

Allan Harvie
Here's lucky man-and how!
Four times Allan Harvie, a Brit
ish seaman, has been on ships
that have been torpedoed-and
each time he escaped with his life.
One of the sinkings, Harvie told
newsmen in New York, was di-
rectly traced to spy ring in
England. Harvie says he thinks
q similar spy ring may be at work
IN the U. S.
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in
Prod u(fion
Encouraging
Patterson S Report Termed
Amazing" by Senate
Committeeman

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21-Senate
Appropriations Committee today
said Undersecretary of War Pat
terson amazed" them with most
encouraging report on the rate of
increase of this country's war pro-
duction.
Sen. E. D. Thomas D.-UtahD
said the Patterson report showed
the government really has gone
to work on bottlenecks and they're
moving heaven and earth to turn
out materials"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
ALASKA PIONEER
PASSES AWAY IN
SITkA REST HOME

John Johnson, formerly of Sew
ard, passed away last Wednesday
at the Alaska Pioneers Home in
Sitka. Superintendent Eiler Hansen
informed the Governors office this
morning by mail
Mr. johnson entered the home
last March 6. A miner, he had
been in Alaska since 1900. He was
born in Norway in 1850.
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ARMY RESTORES
0LDTIME SALUTE
CUSTOM IN west

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21-Mod-
flied in recent years by army regu-
lations, the custom of an exchange
of salutes between officers and en-
listed men was restored on the old
time status. affecting all military
personnel of the Western Defense
Command and the Fourth Army
it was announced today.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
FISHERIES
BOAT HERE

A U. S. Department of Fisheries
boat arrived in Juneau last night
from the Pribilof Islands on its
way south. 1t left Seattle for the
north last November 8 with
Christmas load for several Alaska
stations.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and
their baby will travel south on the
vessel. Mr.. Thompson, who has
been in charge of the U. S. De-
partment of Fisheries Office here,
has been transferred to Washing
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
WAR DEPARTMENT

ARMY RECRUITING-Col. j. L. Bachus, Dist
Chief 631 Federal Bldg CHI. $3.50.
AIR CORPS RECRUITING-Capt Ward Estes
631 Federal Bldg. CHI $780,
INDUCTION STATION-Capt. John B. Yowell
Commanding Officer, 1040 w. Fort; CHI. $3.50.
MICHIGAN MILITARY AREA-Lieut. Col.
John II. Mckenzie, Executive Lieut.. Col. Arlo A.
Emory Plans and Training Officer; 473 Federal
Bldg; CHI. $780, Ext 459.
LOWER MICHIGAN DEFENSE DISTRICT
Maj. Gen. c. r. Powell, Commanding, 476 Federal
Bldg; CHI. 1880, Ext 49,
AIR CORPS PROCUREMENT-Col Alonzo
M Drake Dist Supervisor, 8505 West Warren
HO. $780,
AIR PLANT PROTECTION - Lieut.. Col.
George E. Strong, 8505 West Warren; HO $3.50.
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL SECTION - Maj
Harley S. Jones' 8505 West Warren; HO $780,
DETROIT ORDNANCE DISTRICT-Col. A. B.
Quinton Jr., 1882 National Bank Bldg; RA. $3.50.
QUARTERMASTER SUPPLY DEPOT-Col.
f. H. Besse, Commanding, Fort Wayne W. $4,000.
QUARTERMASTER~ PROCUREMENT DIVI-
SION-Lieut. Col. r. G. Among Bull Bldg;
RIA. S647.
QUARTERMASTER PRIORITIES DIVISION
Maj. 0. f. Rewey, Fort Wayne VI. $4,000
WAYNE COUNTY RATIONING
COUNTY BOARD - Caspar j. Lingeman
Chairman County Bldg; RIA. 2370.
CARS. TIRES, TYPEWRITERS DIVISION
Henry Miller, in Charge, POI Reid Bldg; RA 1923
SUGAR RATIONING - Russell Weiland, in
Charge, Barlum Hotel; RAJ 1916.