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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
CLASS b

FEDERAL MOGUL-Ceorre Locpp mana
ger Lawrence Cook Roland Riizman Alex
Dufsla Frank Gentle STANLEY RoiEepoa,
Ray EAurr r. l. Manthey. STANLEY Kas,
Tom Przytuiski. Carl Lsbish. Albert Tabac-
chi Art Ciangrsnde. Pat MAcaH, Harold
LAubs
CLAYTON a .LAMBERT-Ray Rickwald.
manager Ernest Austin Robert Chapp, Har-
vey ChAffon Ken Clark John favVnyeN.
Lawrence Hamilton. Chester Ja1owski. Earl
hcPhArlin. Nick PappaS. Hugo Placido. AlaN
Ramsay George RinE, Pat Rizzi, Edward
Weslowski. Joe NilOch.
DIXIE-Ray Meyers, manager Jack Bsksr-
ian, Albert CAntaini Nick Constantine, Jim
Damon. Arrest Fotiu. GeorFe Fotiu, John
Gianetti Clyde Jackson. Barney Krajeski
Ken la Butte, Richard Mai. Bob Roger,
Charles Rover. Don schuler Elger sorreu,
Roy Travis. Alphonse wilson's, Anthony
EFFICIENT-Dick Newhouser, usnaTer.
james Beehler Ralph Berluechi Ralph Bley.
tert, Jim Buchan, Norman Kelly, Hsrolt
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

been on the staff of Adm. Hal
sey but the nature of his activ-
tiles have never been revealed
save the occasional remark by
a high official that it was spec
tacular and dangerous.
White and Britt were in
Detroit together during the last
football season when both at
tended a Detroit Times Down
town Quarterback Club lunch
con. Afterwards the two found
themseles alone in a corner Of
a room. Britt figured this
would be a grand time to pierce
the secrecy surrounding his
friend. After all, they had
been teammates together. White
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Top BowIers File
For Mixed Doubles

Detroit's best bowlers, men and
women, are entered in the third
annual Victory Mixed Doubles at
Whittier and Olympic Recreations.
May rs and 17-1S respectively.
Joe Norris and Agnes Ekstrom
are the defending champions.
Winners the first season were
Elyira Helms Topefer and Joe
PauluS, Conditions call for six
games AT each house across y
allows
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Scrapiron Young Signs
AS Trainer of Lions

trainer was a track star at Notre
Dame, scoring points in the dis
tance events. He also competed
on the cross country team. He
tried out for football but a broken
leg halted his career. He worked
as an assistant trainer while a
student and Knute Rockne ad-
viSed him 10 continue in that field.
He joined Notre Danes staff in
1890 and soon was one Of the best
liked men on the campus. He
handled all teams at South Bend
and had several hundred men un-
der his supervision each year. He
replaces DR.. Raymond d. Forsyth
who recently resigned after two
years with the club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

used to her ways. Anyway she
wasn't the same ship. She wasn't I
winning.
But the boys who made up
Davies crew on Kathmar the
three seasons he sailed her, fell
lows like Bob Kerr, Don Braden,
Doc Meyer, Pat Clancy. Ed Knew
ais, Hughie DAILY, Lloyd Kurtz-
worth and Bud Brit know her
worth.
For the last two seasons the AS
foot New York '32's. Toot Gmein-
er's Apache and Clete yelling S
Vitesse have been cleaning up
everything in the racing-cruising
class from the Mills Trophy classic
on Lake Erie 10 the race over
Lake Huron which ends at Macki-
nae Island.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06


Chick leaves il 10 your magma
ton 10 figure who the sergeant
IS he's writing about.
SENDS GREETINGS
Dear Dad and Members:
This little note finds me we'll
and wishing that l could be with
you on this, the opening day of
the Battle Creek Country Club.
As long as this cannot be, / do
the next best thing in sending
you my sincere hopes and
wishes for a splendid season.
IL am not permitted to write
any information concerning my
work. However, l have a little
story 10 tell.
"Once upon a time there was
a sergeant in the L. ). Army
located somewhere in France.
This sergeant liked 10 play golf
and he played fairly well. So,
he slipped away TO find a golf
course.
IT'S JUST THE SPOT
"After riding a bicycle about
IL miles, and carrying his clubs
on his shoulder, he found
beautiful country club located
in the middle OF a group OF
trees. The weather was warm,
breeze was blowing and he was
sure that he had found just the
spot.
But no. Upon walking to the
clubhouse, which at first had
looked so beautiful, he found
gaping holes I'm the walls, thou
sands of shell castings on the
floor, windows gone and a smell
of death about the rooms.
He then went TO the profess
sionars shop. The roof was
gone. the inside torn 10 pieces.
All that was there was a picture
Of a stupid looking fellow with
funny little mustache and a
few newspapers printed in Ger
man.
Walking over 10 the eight
zenith green he found, instead
of a beautiful putting surface,
lot OF barbed wire and
trenches again filled with shells
and smells.
He then decided that II he
couldn't putt he would drive a
few. But he was greeted by a
sign which read: Halt, this
area Is mined And, while read
ing the sign, he was almost
knocked down by a terrific en-
plOSion. Ii seemed that a flock
of sheep grazing nearby had
forgotten TO read the sign.
"Well, the sergeant in the
L. :. Army. located somewhere
In France, who wanted to play
q little golf. sadly went back to
his bike, put his clubs over his
shoulder and pedaled away.
Things aren't too tough at
Battle Creek Country Club, now
are they: OF course not.
"YOur old buddy.
"CHICK."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

One of the most colorful figures
recent Notre Dame history has
been added to the Detroit Lions
staff. Eugene (Scrapironl Young,
for Is years trainer of the fight
ing Irish of South Bend, has been
signed by Fred L. Mandel Jr. 10
handle the same post with local
pros.
Scrapiron will join the Lions
when they start their practice seS-
sions some time late in August
At present he is managing his
farm near Poplarville. Miss, and
shortly will open his camp for
boys at Covington. La.
The popular and efficient
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Ken Lafayette Now Lieutenant Colonel

Ken Lafayette, former Eastern High and Michigan State
athlete has been promoted lieutenant colonel He has
the of Africa 1912 played
ball and competed in track in high school and college,
Another former Michigan State STAR 1t James P. Thomas
Jr swimmer has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross
to add to his Air Medal and its IA clusters earned 90 combat
missions He is Thunderbot pilot and his home in Sagi
nav. He has been overseas since last May
Vincent Vanderburg, who also played football at State
been advanced to the rank of colonel with Patons
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
HE GREATER GAME
THE GREATER GAME By Edear He
Garrulous on Gridiron,
Whizzer Is Mum on War
BY Edgar Hayes

Capt Britt winner of all the honos the army can
besow was telling Of his Detroit Lions teammates
during a recent visit here.
Britt 1t Trpson and 1t Whizzer White all of whom
played together the Lions listed among the outstanding
heroes of this
The done by Britt and Trpsnn had been duly recorded
by press radio and all other of communication But
Whites always cloaked with mystery he has
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Week Prep
Calendar
BASEBALL
MONDAYS GAMIs

Cooley ~ Central L ~ n UiFh a. Red.
ford Northwestern a. Chadscy Wilbur
Wright AZ Western. Hsmtramck vs. Cass
Northwestern Field. Pershiug vs. Northern
Codd Field Eastern vs. Miller Belle Isle.
Southeastern At DENLY Mackenzie vs.
Southeastern -RorthwestrrT Fiptd- Highland
PARK AZ Northeastern. Non-lesgue kanneS.
TUESDAY GAMES
Central ~ L. 20 D. BEDFORD AZ Mackenzie
Western ~ Southeastern. Chadssy A.
Wright CaSs A. Pershing Northern az High.
land PARK. Miller ~ southeastern. DENLY =,
NoriheaStern. Cooley a. Northwestern
'liAmtramck ~ Eastern. 'Non-league games
FRIDAYS GAMES
L ~ p ~ Cooley Mackenzie ~ Central
Wright a. Northwestern. southwestern h'
ChHdAey. PerShing az Hamiramck. Highland
PARK a. Cass. Southeastern ~ Eastern
Northeastern - Miller 'Rediord 81 West.
ern Northern at DENLY. 'Non-eaguC
fame.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Dearborn Baseball
Loop Opens Sunday

Opening games in the Dearborn
Recreation Baseball League will
be held Sunday at Ford Field and
Fordson High School at 2:30.
Winston. defending city cham
pion, will oppose Royal AT Ford
Field. while Goebel will play viii
son at FordSon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

NEW MANAGERS
Art Schwartz, who returns 10
the Sandlots as manager Of Paris.
will count mostly on Bukovich TO
make his team strong con-
tender. Other new managers are
Ernie Stefani. Ash Club; Clayton
Dumas. Arthurs, and Frank Cor
tcSe, Gem Club.
Joe Kritch is back with Pepsi
Cola. while Elwood Ace Lee
again Will handle Shorty Moran
Club.
ArthurS Club will be composed
mainly of last years Wurm's, a
team which finished high in Class
3. Players who made up Arthurs
in winning the Class B title in
1914 will be with Johns Club in
Glass 3 this season, under their
old manager, Joe Cameron.
Baird Club is defending cham
pion in Class d. Sunday S
schedule:
Paris vs. shorty Moran NV O'Clock
Paris vs. Pepsi Cola. EW ). : 90 Gem vs..
Auto Club NV /. 100. Arthuu vs.. Ash.
NV :, 400.
CLASS
vs. Griffin, NV 1, 4 90 Epiphany Lutheran
vs. UAW ia NV 8 40 Johns " OAK
wood BluejacketS. Clark. 4 90 Clayton-Ls m
bert vs. Gillespie. Jayne ;. 4 90 Putnam vS.
RayrS Jayne / 90. JAW l54 vs. Mid
land JAYNE l. 100. St Clair Shores Va
Federal MOgui Jayne. 3. 400,
St soholastics VS. Detroit Camera. NV s,
IA 90 Coopers IS Northwest LionS NV 2
90. Springfield vs. Gene Tunnsy Boys
Club. NV 4, ! 90 Baird vs Detroit Fire
men. CLARK 100 Clyde w. DetroterS. NV
TO- / 90. De SAINTS vs.. l54 Juniors. NV 5.
4 90 LaN-Cee Va KnLarrn layne B. 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Seventy-o n e
teams are al
re a d y in the
d B r fold. a
higher number
I h a n at this
tim g a ye a r
ago. In a c I.
I h Q obtaining
Of hackers has
b g en- less a
problem I h a n
the signing Of
p ] a y er 5, OF
c o u r 5 c, are
roo
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Municipal Softball
MONDAY, e. 10 r. NJ.

CLASS
Motor City Bears-Crowlcy Miner. Pingree
40
Michigan s'eel-Doc Schomsn Lodge No I
G. ". Hali-Motor City Assn. Deaf, Lodge
No ?
Continental Motors, Local No 2s0-Briggs
All stars, Chandler NoA ..#
Vincu-Square ID, CLARK No ?.
CLASS p
MESA Local No. 6-Minnesots Ninns. North
western Nc
d. P. ". 24th st.-Pss,ims. Northwestern
No =
Grand Trunk weuern-Ameflcan Blower
Northwestern 40
80 2
Borden s-Loch No. 40. cio Pipsrs, 40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

per. 1t. Davie
Sloss. went into
the coast guard
after he had
won the rae
ing crui i'm &
c h a mpionship
w 18th her in
1@1.
Kathnar was
under charter
the next two
summers b u I
her new ham
derS weren't
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Soccer Teams Start
Spring Series Sunday

ST Clair, city soccer champions,
meet German-United at Mack
Park this Sunday at p. m in the
first game of the spring series Of
the Detroit Amateur Soccer
League. Bavarian and ABC Juve-
nile open at 12:45 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Oetroiters TO Play

A number Of Detroit golfers
will compete in the best ball in
vitational tournament at Blythe
field Country Club, Grand Rapids,
the weekend of June /. 2 and 3.
This is the second year for the
tournament
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

as a formldabl
contender. Man
ger Leroy y
r u p p @ RI has
Don Cantwell.
Walt HaJdyla.
Bill Lang John
Plonka, George
Stepulla a n d
Jack T a ! b o {
returning Bill
Ebranyi, a first
baSenan w h o
play d with
MinnpapOliS in
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Times Men Meet in Europe

1t Hugh DAILY reporter for The Detroit Times and sailor
Of the crew of Dave Soss Kahmar public relations officer
of the 42d Ranbow Dv with the Seventh Army Germany
Recently search for pictures he directed Maj
Smith It turned out the Smith, head of The
Detroit Times Photographic department before the Jack
had covered big sporting held Detroit during the
10 years preceding Pearl Harbor Hugh sailed in both the
Macknac and the Southern Atlantic Ocean contests.
1t. Days old skipper Sloss coast guard
has crossed IA times a DE ship.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Penn ThineIads Win

ITHACA. N. Y. May 5 (UP)-
The University of Pennsylvania
track team took nine Of 13 eevnts
and tied for first place in another
10 defeat Cornell, 71i5 to 622S,
today,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

HORIZONTAL
i-whst Is the missing name IN the novel
BY George Eliot, - Manner
6-In what Scottish town was Robert
Burns born
s-Gem weight
i4-ToWn in New YORK
lA-Rtver In Britain
l6-Rugged mountain spur.
is-Who remained IS head o, the Mani
gestspo during most OF the war;
2l-Speed.
22-Dell
23-What cape is a. the horthesst,rn end
OF Massachusetts?
24-Alloy % iron
27-Feminine name tpoetl.
2S-Near.
2a-Mountsin lake
3O-Who commsnded the British Expedi-
tionary. Forces IN France at the begin
ninE Of this war
7l--GenuS OF tropical palms.
34-Anglo-Ssxon money OF account.
3A-Wild plum.
3s-Shames
AT Frank Baum wrote stories about q
wizard. a Scarecrow and other ehArac-
ters In what Imaginary country1
9s-.what statesman coined ne phrase
4O-New England state tabbr }.
4l-Smsll mean bed.
43-what was the p.rty ,hst opposed tn.
American Revolution called7
4f-Despicabe person.
4S-Hsir binding
46-Dove murmurS.
4T-Tnhnitesimal speck.
4s-Hypothetlcal force
49-who is undersecrstsry Of the Is
Navy
NS0-Skin mouths
S1-Ancient bronze coin.
S3-Convent dwellers
S4-Dance step.
SS-Cift
s7-ptaEKas.
6l-Cayity. as nf q hone.
S2-EggF
64-Order 81 march.
6S-Ailays
es-Recent
67-SAcchsrine.
VERTICAL
Soak up liquid.
2-Sick
3-Meadow
4-what historic city on the Western
Front Il also known As Aix-a-Chap pelle1
S-GAstropod
e-whs, American humors, wrote Fables
IN SlangF3
T-Pcrsonal pronoun.
e-Make hot again.
e-ArTived.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
M Golfers in Sweep

KALAMAZOO. May 5-Univer-
sity of Michigan's aplf team swept
all points in today's match with
Western Michigan, winning 1870.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
SEVEN IN a

Seven teams Will compete In
Glass A. including three new ones.
ArthurS, Gem and Ash Club. Auto
Club. winner OF the title the past
three years. Paris, Shorty Moran
and PepSi-Cola are the holdoyprs
For the first time in three sea-
sons, Auto Club will be without
Tony Bukovich. Class AS top
pitcher. BukovIch will play this
year with Paris. and his switching
clubs Is expected TO even the
competition IN Class A.
Auto Club, however. still rates
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
New Hazard in Golf,
Land Mines on Course

golf your club tough these days what with the
poor shape locker and grill service curtaed
Or
Well anyhow this letter written April Is by Sgt Chick
Europe father W. Harbert and members
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Only three OF the Federation's
five classes "A. B and d, get
under way Sunday. The Fire
mems Midget League opens next
Sunday, while Class + mines start
June 3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

She sort of dropped out of the
racing picture here after her skip
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Sandlot Teams Open
31st Season Sunday
By JAKE BERSoN

The Detroit Baseball Federation begins this
sunday with interest continuing at high level despite
ions
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Spiindrift
Giving Lady Kothmar
Credit That's Due
By GEORGE Il. VAN

More than a couple of sailor
boys around here dropped salty
tear when they heard that Kath-
mar, that slick 44-foot cutter had
been sold to Hollis Baker of Grand
RanidS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
TRACK
THURsDAY METIs

Hamtramck a. Miller, Northern ~ East
ern. DENLY ~ Northeastern, Pershinr AZ CaSs.
Highland Park 81 Southeastern. Mackenzie AZ
Cooley. Central a. Northwestern, Rediord and
Southwestern AZ Western.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

lo-Upper limb.
ll-EaTrateS.
12-Solar disk.
13-Cull-like bird
1s-Symbol for tellurium.
20-Hostel.
22-Company officials.
24-Bends down.
25-Whst famous spe-man character vas
created by Edgar Rice Burroughit
psychological age.
27-Adit.
2s-Whst salt inland sea h IN N. UssR'
30-Sate.
31-Capably
32-Ointment.
33-Stage whispers
35-Csst off.
36-ventilsteS.
3s-Lump OF clay.
the Shirt"2
42-Unfastens.
44-The heart
46-What large Chinese seaport nv Jap
controlled. lies In KvsntunE Proyineeg
SIN what city Is the Krerlini
49-Sweet roll.
SO-Young salmon
Sl-Altar-end OF church.
S2-Asssm silkworm
S3-Promontory.
S4-ftAlian r1ver.
5s-Bring suit against.
S7-AnimalS foot.
Ss--COlor
so-Summer tFr.l.
so-Rigid
63-OdinG brother.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

OF bdIIIt NIttk NVUIIIN NIUU.
The senior Harbert succeeded his
famous son as pro there.
Chick leaves il 10 your imagina-
tion to figure who the sergeant
is he's writing about.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
NEW MANAGERS

the American Association last sea-
son, will also be available.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Engaged to Wed
Son of Dean

Mrs. George M. Opdyke of this
city announces the engagement of
her niece, Miss Mary Jane Opdyke,
to the Rev. Cedric w. Tilberg, son
OF the Dean of Gettysburg College
and Mrs. w. e. Tilberg.
Miss Opdyke attended Wilson
Teachers College In Washington
and at present Is a student at the
Lutheran Deaconess Training
School in Baltimore.
The Rev. Mr.. Tilberg is a grad
uate Of Gettysburg College and the
Lutheran Theological Seminary in
Gettysburg. At present he is pastor
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Tisifing Families

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Morris are
visiting the formers sisters, the
Misses Morris, on Newton street.
Mrs. Maurice Freedman Of Sa-
vannah, with her three daughters,
is visiting her father, Mr.. Joseph
Sanders.
Mrs. Richard Tibbling Of Yacama.
WASH, Is visiting her sisters, the
Misses Levy. at Cathedral Mansions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spund gave
a reception Sunday evening at the
Indian Spring Country Club In
honor OF the bar mitzpah Of their
son, Joseph Bernard Spund.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
II Announcement

Miss Marjorie Belts, Women's
Army Corps. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Allen Belts Of Be
thesda was married yesterday to
Mr.. Virgil Owen Seiser, Air Corps,
A. U. s. The ceremony took place
at the Army post chapel at Fort
Des Moines. Iowa, where the bride
is stationed.
The bridegroom recently returned
by plane from the European theater
OF operations and after his discharge
from the service will resume senior
year work at the Iowa State College.
Evening star., 1945-11-04


Before her recent marriage
the bride sDns Miss Jeanette
Emily Bradley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CleDe-
land Bradley. Sergt. Donald
Joseph Dere is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William L. Dere of
Shenandoah, Pa. The wedding
took place In Wesley Method
ist Church, the Rep. Clarence
E. Wise officiating. Sergt. Dere
is on actiDe duty at Fort Ben
jamin Harrison awaiting re-
assignment. Mrs. Dere is aoith
her parents temporarily.
--Hessler Photo.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

lof st. Paul's Lutheran Church In
l0lenside, Pa. and he formerly was
associate pastor Of Keller Memorial
Church In Washington.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-04-06
NINTH ARMY ENTERS
 STREETS OF HAMELIN

PARIS - Ninth Army troops fought three miles past the Wester River into the strets of Hamelip. g miles from Hanover. Germany. as the First Army opened powerful new attacks which carried them 22 miles to the east to close the upper reaches of the river British forces on the north across the Weser at thre or fuor places were fighting over the north German plains with In 35 miles of the great Naval base of Brennan.
 In the Philippines McArthur, on the heels of the break between Rus sla and Japan, renewed his march ing orders on to Tokyo. With the Pacific war thus pretending pos sible new and startling develop ments Allied military leaders were In agreement on the quickest way to end the fighting in Europs kill or capture Hitler. Speculation was that Moscow's decision was a fore runner of Soviet participation in the Pacific war
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-04-06
HENLNNG IS
 APPOINTED ACTING
 SECRETARY OF BOARD

JUNEAU - Robert Henning. of Juneau, was appointed here this week as Acting Secretary Of the AL aska Development Board, a Board set up by the recent Legislature to promote post war development of the Territory. The Board held it's first meeting in Juneau on Thurs day and made the Henning appoint ment but appointment of a General Manager is expected to be held in abeyanee for some time until fur ther consideration can be given.
 Appointment was made by Gov Ernest Gruening with approval of Board members.
 Henning, a newspaper man. is widely known throughout the Ter ritory. He has travelled the country from Nome 10 Dixon Entrance and the Aleutians and for a time was associated with Charles Goldstein as a fur buyer He has intimate knowledge of the fishing and min ing industries. He is a graduate of the University of Washington and also attended the University of Al aska. He is married and has two children.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-04-06
CAPT. R. SAUREN FOUND DEAD ON BOAT
 IN PETERSBURG

Capt. R. Sauren, old time and wei known officer of the Salvation Army, was found dead aboard his boat which was tied up to the dock covered this morning and it beliey- ed he had been dead for some time.
 Sauren left here about month ago to go to Petersburg for medical attention at the Petersburg hospital but it was thought here that when it was found impossible to accom- modate him at the hospital, due to crowded conditions. he remained a. board his boat and the severe wea- ther in his ill condition, resulted in his death.
 For years Sauren was stationed at Yautat, having been in Wrangell with the Salvation Army prior to that.
 It. Albert Langden, in charge at Petersburg, wired the local Sal vation Army of Sauren's death and said funeral services would be held there probably Saturday. It is un known whether Sauren Is survived by any close relatives.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-04-06
BARTLETT INTRODUCES BILL TO GIVE ALASKA TOWNS
 GREATER HOME RUI, ,

WASHlNGION- A bill design,u to give a greater measure Of no, rule to municipal corporati h. il Alaska was introduced in the Hoa- this week by Delegate E.
 lett, delegate from the I The bill, which also applies to pa- lie utility districts. would make it possible for revenue bonds to be it. sued without the necessity for elc.- tion.
 Until 1886 it was necessary tl come to Congress for authority Ia issue any class of bonds in what ever amount. In that year, Delegate Dimond sponsored a bill which made it possible for Alaska cities to hold elections for issuance of general obligation bonds without congressional approval provided the total bonded indebtedness of the city would not exceed 10 per cent of the assessed valuation of the real property. However, the require ment that specified percentage of taxpayers must approve revenue bonds continued to exist, notwith- standing the fact that such bonds do not constitute lien in any sense of the word on taxable pro- perty.
 If the measure now presented be comes law, the mayors and councils of Alaska communities will act in effect as boards of directors in de- termining whether revenue bonds would no longer be required. This is general practice throughout the States, and Delegate Bartlett ex- pressed himself as being strongly in
 favor of extending a similar right | to tue Territory.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-04-06
HanfOrd Effected
 tsda as Mayor

In one of the largest town cleo tions in recent years, with 206 tot al votes cast out of 245 who regis tered, Fred G Hanford was re-eleet- ed Mayor of Wrangell for the third consecutive term in municipal el- ections held last Tuesday He de feated Mrs Helen onning. wrangeli business woman, who ran as a last minute sticker candidate by a vote of 113 to 56. Dr. E. J. Wheeler. well known Wrangell dentist who had filed and later withdrew from the race, received eight votes and John Rotay, Wrangell gardener, had one vote cast for him. He was not on the ticket.
 Hanford returned only last week from Juneau where he had served as First Division representative for the past two months in the 17th session of the Territorial Legisla- ture.
 Elected to the City Council were: Olaf Hansen who led the ticket with 149 votes; J. M. Steear, 105; George Sumption, 65. Others on the ballot for council were Virgil Ney- man, GA; o. R. Keeney, 60; George Gunderson 54: Neil Grant. 52 and H. c. McKowan, 29 E. R. Sharn- broich ran unopposed or school board and received 145 votes Hold overs on Council include Charles Moore, Don Miller and Mrs. F. $. Barnes.
 Last meeting of the outgoing council was held last night at which routine matters were taken up.