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Montana labor news., 1945-12-27

III the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State of Montana, i'm and
for the County OF Silver Bow.
LESTER n. BROWN. and Wife, BLANCHE
BROWN, plaintiffs,
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
NO.
ALAS SUMMONS

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Montana. in and for
the County Of Silver Bow
CHARLES PROVLS. Plaintiff,
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
LEGAL NOTICES


i, me District Court Of the Second 'u1l
- Dsstrirt Of the state Of Montana IN aNo
- ne County OF Silver Bow
NICK MATTHIAS, Plaintiff.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27

In the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Montana, in ana
for the County Of Silver Bow.
FRED w.. WILLIAMS, Plaintiff
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27

Silver Bow Tmdes & Labor Council meets
Tues. 3 p. m. Carpenters hall. J. craw-
FORD. p; John Mcleod. v. p. Stuart Waters.
sec. Box 1871.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27

In The District Court OF the Second judi
oial district Of the state Of Montana, In and
ion the County OF Silver Bow
WILLIAM T. BEVAN. Plaintiff,
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
NJ. aAVo'
ALIAS SUM MONS

Tn the District Court Of the Second judi
ciai District of the State Of Montana IN
a.d for the County OF Silver Bow.
WILLARD M. CADE, Plaintiff,
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
Roster of Butte Unions

State industrial Union counca5Miks
Lacey. Pres. 2f08 Princeton. Butte; Jack
ByTne, WIRES. 22IS Carolina, Butte; Cnas
Mclean, Sec. 9Is E. 3rd St., Anaconda.
David Grant, 3. H. Dist. No. 1, 1920 9Th
Ave. NO, Great Falls: Tony Petronic, 3.
M Dist No. 2, Butte, Russell Barr. B NJ.
member Oil Workers Union. Laurel. John
OBrien, 3. NJ. member Brewery workers
Union, 7os SO. Montana. Butte.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Restaurant Boom

Business in the nations res
taurantS is booming along its
wartime vigor undiminished.
People still have plenty of cash
and while il lasts, they are
evidently going TO eat well.
And the service is getting
better. say restaurant men.
though there is still a lot OF
room for i'm prove m n I.
Schrafft's chain is telling the
help about courtesy with slide
films. Childs has Just wound up
a siX-weekS' be-courteous cam
paign.
A serious situation is the
shortage of almost all kinds of
equipment ersatZ or other
wise. Notably short are silver,
china, linens. glassware, and
kitchen utensils. tom s
aren't as good-natured about in
ferior tableware as they were
during the war. But restaurant
men say it's nearly as hard now
as then TO replace II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Build New Plants

In preparation OF peacetlme
production, southern Michigan
manufacturers in September
awarded construction contracts
involving an expenditure OF
IS. 10000 for 1872 projects to be
used for manufacturing pur-
poses. according to F. w. Dodge
Corp
Among the outstanding prof.
ects included in last months
statistics were the axle plant
of the Pontiac Motor Car Com
pany Division Of General Motors
Corp in Pontiac, and the fac
tory office. power plant, drive
Uav building and personnel
bllding of the Chevrolet Motor
Com pany IN Flint
Albert Kahn a Socia a : @ d
Architects and Engineers Inc,
have made plans f0r both prof.
ccfs J A. UNey Company Of
Royal Oak. are general con-
tractors for the Flint project.
and O " Burke Company o.
Detroit. are general contractors
for The Pontiac plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Dealings Heavy
List Irregular

NEW YORK, NO, = OlNSl-
Heavy dealings featured She. early
hours of the stock market today
rrrt p7TCC movements wCTC War
from conclusive. At the close OF
the fSrt hour, $50 600 shares were
traded
A majority OF Tho principal I'M
duStrisls were lower while most
rails were firm. Utilities were un-
changed
Biggest losses in the heavy in
dustry shares were in the steels.
Bethlehem fell better than ?
points and l.. :. Steel nearly a
point. In the motors, Chrysler was
unchanged after an opening .
point gain, General Motors
eaSed II.
OILS were steady but aviationS,
communications and rail equip
ments weakened. A block of Is
600 shares Commonwealth &
Southern appeared on the tape
early at 2Is. minus D.
Curb and bond prices were
mixed
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Personnel Notes

d. A. Nabb has Jointed the
Detroit Seamless Tubes Com
pany sales staff effective Oct.
%. He has just been discharged
from the service where he was
a major attached to the office
of chief of ordnance at Wash
lngton. d. G. Prior TO entering
the service Nabb was with Ford
Allan A. Templeton, presi-
dent of Peoples Federal Saw
ings and Loan Association Of
Detroit, announces the appoint
ment of Albert C. Munro as
manager of the association
mortgage department. Munro
comes to Peoples Federal from
3 years Of service in war work,
prior 20 which he spent 20 years
as mead of the mortgage de-
partment Of the Detroit Trust
Company and according
10 announcement just made,
Fred a. Braman has jointed the
sales staff of Charles A. Par
cells e. Co. with offices at 639
PenobScot Bldg
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Farms ers' NJ arket

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99 95p Fs9de b1 in5R ilaRd ~ '''Inss s47i 10 45o b.
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Kisiisrs kisi 30 J. s. 5o,s 6a b. ounce. No l.
SfyEGEPABHILE cREENs-Csobsre No /
@gSlS S2 S9f 9g Greens eo1Ja. ~ $3.50 $50 % Sa Sa
cSara. St' No 5os75c b1. Turnip Greens.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-celey
;sasy s. Sq Ho 81 ?s@ 50, Is; Es;aTol, Pc.
ST i25"iT5 ou Romsine, No. !, SIC
d 'Vv22GEETrABLEs " lMlscsusneous Beans,
Lima, No i, S35oe4 bu. Roman, No. 1,
s. 500 ~ Bssl., bgnshsea s9 l. 1859
sicea9 s. e9i Sa S5 'S3esds rs 81 csSe.Ss az Ss
No j. 40a65c bu red No. /, sic !. 25
b. curly No. sdei2Ss q, s3S. BY No iA5els 5os
n9eer fancy. ,Sl7S 6u 10 81 2Ss
10 Oa9oc. Celery Root No. !, Sic
% dat bchs. Fcnnei, 10. /, $2a2.5O
Hoss,-fadich. No. l.si75a2 peek basket,
y j. SIai rs doi bchs Green oniops.
56s sfs acs e01 No o'4' fiy }oa Sna0h Psfsyy sy
curly. no !. 6Off5c d0z bChs. Parsley
Root ~. / 6OE75c doz bens Parsnips.
NJ 81 II s. SS potatoes, ss r'RS FsSey. sa3ps sp
laO-h tsct 80 J., 50 3Oa24O..
Pumpkins ~ 4 Ttc4Si but Rsdishes
rod 10 Slal 40 don bChs Rutahagas
Nq J. 81 2hal 50 bu squash Hubbard
so Stal . ha Delicious, Ne Sld
25 t4 Table. queen. ~ eoegti uu
g. d tu Turuigs punched No l. 75C.sS 81
fr hrhs t9pp,8 fancy 81 rs bu 30 !
2sei 30 vegetable oysters No. /,
81 2S Dr. bchs
FGGs- Extra isrrs. Siso7 sO-dof case.
!srge, tiT43. medium, tl5.93.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Cut in Steel Use
Asked by WPB

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-Manu-
facturers will be required 10
reduce their immediate consump-
ton of steel TO insure an even
distribution.
Steel ingot production during
October totaled 6.600.000 tons. the
War Production Board said. The
decrease from production eSti-
mates which ranged from T.
100000 10 7.5Go.550 tons--waS
largely due TO the coal strike,
WPB said.
Steel receipts will be below
previous mill promises for from sc
to 90 days, since steel producers
had low coal inventories when the
strike began. AS coal shipments
fell off, steel companies were
forced To bank blast furnaces and
suspend open hearth due to lack
of eeal, WPB said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
United Set for Jan. 3

United AirlineS will start
direct service into Detroit on
Jan. 3, II was announced today
by Jack MiSSelhorn. district
traffic manager Schedules have
not yet been determined, he said
United has had authority to
come here since December, 1914,
hut has had insufficient equip
mcnt. II now has a feet of 20
twin engined MainlinerS and
Cargoliners and is expecting
more.
United's new ticket office on
Washington Blvd. is expected 10
be ready some time this month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Detroit
Livestock

Cattle receipts reached an all
time record high at the Detroit
stockyards during the week Just
closing In sharp contrast, hog re-
ceipts were al nearly the lowest
ebb in history, while movement
tuf bovine stock showed further
seasonal expansion but was ma
Iterially below record proportions.
Trading was active in most de-
partments and a creditable clear
ance occurred throughout.
CATTLE-weekI sslable receipts 500
record run and prices slipped 50a75c lover
after opening az highest levels in fhfte
months. Lower Grade bulls rv.cd 4oaloc
Most medium and good steers year.inas and
trifers brought Sl3al6.5O with few choice
i1ad lots a. SIT so and small lots u choice
native stee-s reaching S1sWls.30 Most ma
fivc steers and yCAriings we're ightergeights
hf toal5 Common and medium beef COWS
SI2al7 Cfrrrrs and cutters buiked A.
80 50as so. Most sausage bulls made ts 500
- 80 trashy ughtWsilhts down 20 81. Good
s1f -roice sso-ls feeders brought sl4 5oe
.4S most rftF and rosns. Slioi3. Good and
choice srcgre foo-ss0lb stock steer calves
nste So and 33sih. heller calves sold at
I CaLVEs-Weeks sslatle receipts $50
Broad demand absorbed sN calves and yealerf
~ ,,esdy prices throughout ths week Good
ARD choice teAleu bu,kei a. tte SIT TOP
while common and medium made Sl3dl6.
Mos heavy cs vet we're wm0u 20 oood Kinds
a. fiidi4 Al weights o. Cuit made S7al0.
HpsS-Weeb 8 salst.e re-eipts 3T5. Local
marketing 70 F.rt continues % run far below
trade requirements sifhcuqh OUTSIDE points
sre sN0Wirg E0me increase ir Supplies p.f.cs
rrmaiuec firmly pressed against ceiling levels
Thus al hsfroVf and Sits with slaughter
merit turned ffrt a. SIS Stwg s7'f mostly
81 tis i0el4 a.. vith ne few Nsgt Fcing
az $40
SHEEP-WeeES tsfsh'e receipts e2s0 Pc
csip's ~ sheep and lawhs again expanded
sssfonaly. buf were s'ii materially below
last years record movement Slaughter lambs
s1,d around 2sc lover after ops5lnF tfrsdv
Vnus sheep were slow trf steady sn week
Nov rood and rhc're tafivc srts brought
fI4dIa2s lsfe Extreme fe1 stood a. ia 70
ftr deck - choice a1tb ftf sW-0et rffer
tnsf snc nsr' best Dri.t vas flz 90 rid very
srsrnFiv BUCKS were discounted 81 Weldon
end r10d lambs 'ur1ef a. s17 'nrf8 hn End
common - 40 SOC 20 Cu's ran7rr tfa fn.
Frsfe-r torf krsbif rIrflsu - fr-r F-.r
. H.frfs fetfsf lambs 81 "a F0fif uftr
choice f2Ih fsecFrs e. 3ia % s.f end
choice fst ewes e0'd o. tsaFg 's''er mice
trpff vrrv erpriuFfr 0thrr eurs rsrrrf f.rr
'f5 go aCen most ca.t around s..
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Mixup at Willow Run

Ford concluded its mainte-
nance operations at Willow Run
Wednesday, but kept 100 of its
l.400 workers on the pay roll
10 complete inventory and han
die property records. Yesterday,
when these 100 employees re-
ported for work at the bomber
plant they found KaiSer-Frazer
and -Graham-Paige- guards
duty who refused them admit
tance.
After a little argument and
phoning back and forth, the
Ford employees finally gained
entrance to the plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
GN1 ID Build
Boston Plant

General Motors Corp. has pur-
chased a 175-acre site in Farm
ingham, Mass, near Boston. and
viii erect an assembly plant FOR
Buick. OlSmobile and Pontiac
cars.
Ground will he broken as soon
as the contract is awarded, and
the company hopes to have 1t
in operation by next summer. The
plant will employ about 5000
people and is GINS first assembly
operation in New England.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Auto
Graphs
New Fuel Ready
foe Sale Monday
BY sILER FREEMAN
iood news FOR motorists:

Good news for motorists:
Sunocco has announced it
Will begin selling its postwar
motor fuel. DynafuGl,- on Mon
day The new gasoline, heralded
during the war for its great
properties. viii have an S5-pluS
octdue rating.
The company believes il will
be suitable for about 9S per
cent of the cars on the road
without knocks. The company
will revert TO its policy of sell
ing only one grade of gas. The
new fuel is saio TO contain no
tetraethyl lead.
Sunoco also announced il viii
spend about 100000 in an
expansion program, the first
part of which will be the build
ing of 400 service stations within
the next II months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Index UD
l.6 Points

BOSTON. Nov. 2-The physical
volume of business in the week
ended Oct. II advanced TO 1868
from 1047 in the preceding week,
according TO Barron's index. adj
justed for long term industry and
population growth. The current
level compares with 1890 just
prior to the end of the war last
August and with 1898 a year ago.
Barron's index, without adjust
ment for The long term trend, was
1911 in the week ended Oct. 27,
compared with 1884 in the pre-
ceding week and 1914 year ago.
This index is relative to the base
1859.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
LOadings Up
BI.3j2 Cars

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-Load-
ingS of revenue freight during the
week ended oct. q totaled 854, 779
cars, an increase of 81, 1852 over
the previous week, a decrease OF
81, ,706 from the like week a year
ago and 2S,94S below the like
week two years aGp, according TO
reports to the Association of
American Railroads.
The Dow-Jones carloading in
dex, which uses the 1904 aver
age as 100, increased to 1853 for
the week ended Oct. q from 97.0
in the previous week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Grid Great TO Sell Jeep

Benny Friedman one of the
greatest of Michigan's grid
heroes, is getting out of the
navy and plans to enter busi-
ness in Detroit. Benny is a
lieutenant commander and saw
plenty of action in the Pacific,
even aboard the Shangri-La.
The former All-America quar-
terback will be a distributor for
WHY'S and will share Detroit
with Jerry Lynch in peddling
jeepS and cars, when WHY'S
starts making cars again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

their CONNER
CT art a c.
counts, it has
been announced
by New Center
Studios. u p o n
1 his release as a
! World War l
aviator, Wash
b urn entered
advertising a S
an art director
of M c & a n n
Erickson, Inc.
During the en-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Detroit En- Seat
To G. 4. Marker

The governors of the Detroit
Stock Exchange today announced
the sale of an exchange seat to
George c. Marker Of Marker and
Co, 1910 PenobScot Building. The
price paid for the seat represents
new high in recent years and
reflects the substantially increased
activity in the local market, John
o. MacFarlane, executive vice
president of the exchange. said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
What 'sNew
In Business
Accep+ ed Laoor Cos
Fioure< Are Needed
by MARp SCHILIZ

AZ the recent General Motors
press conference the question
arose E> TO th7 actual percent
aGe labor cost Ir the au'0mo-
bile dollar.
happened 20 be seated at
a table with Albert Bradley,
executive wee president of Cen
rral Motors. and ! put the
question 10 him explaining that
! had recently received a WASH
INCton business service letter
which placed II az about 56 per
cent
In my opinion, >" Bradley said
very nearly 80 per cent of
every dollar paid 10 the auto
industry CoeS for labor--either
directly ear indirectly. The only
two items You can eliminate
are profit and taNes."
When asked how he arrived
az such a nigh figure, Bradley
C0ntcnicd that even deprecla-
ton and depletion charges con-
Stttutc labor. W hen new
plants and equipment are cre-
ated, virtually all of those dol
lars 60 for labor nc explained.
IL was an interesting point
and there's considerable merit
IU his thinking
But the thing that brought
the question 10 mind again was
a chart in the current issue Of
inc United States News on In
duStry's Wage Bill" 1t contends
that only 4S.9 per cent of the
auto industrys total processing
cost constitutes wages Wage
percentages range from a low
Of 10 per cent in chemicals and
257 per cent in petroleum TO a
high of 49.9 per cent in textiles.
So II seems to me that some
universally accepted formula for
c mputin g these figures is
badly needed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
MithigdnCOns. Gas
Net Shows Increase

Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
reports for the u months ended
last Sept. 80 net income Of
SO O40. .3O7. compared with s. S19,-
54S for the siniiar period ended
Sept 30. 1874. Operating reve-
nues for the two 12-month periods
were S32Z53 l42 against S32,-
26S $50
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Stinson Returns

Stinson division of Consoli-
dated Vultee viii soon be turn
ing out complete private planes
again. The Voyager $50, which
was recently moved out of the
Wayne plant to Nashville, is be-
ing moved back again, IL was
announced today.
The Voyager is the only COM
pleted plane made here 1t is a
four-place personal ship which
will sell for $1,000. it is the
successor TO the famed Flying
Jeep," the last of which was
completed last week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Arrange-
mentS have been made for sale Of
a n. Y. Stock Exchange member
ship at $50 900, up 81 900 from the
previous sale. Memberships are
currently quoted $4,000 bid,
offered at $4,000
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

Pr1-rsBUpCH Nov ? IiHsl CATTLE
100 steady Grass steers ss.5os is;
steers g0od and choice, Si7 medium
dium Sl2 5Oal5.5o, heiiers. good TO choice
Si59is, medium TO good 81 ga IA so
common 10 medium Si0@l2 COWS, good
10 choice. $40 5Oali So medium 10 good,
Ss@9 Gamers ard cutters. s5a 7 so. bulls.
good 10 choice $l250sl4. common TO me-
dunn S9g12
HOGs-5O steady ieo-Iso lbs sI5a
1915; 10000 lbs, $i5.loe el5,l5, ZOO
22o lbs s151OHlSl5. 220-2S0 lbs ..
SIS fOai5.l5: 25O-3oO lbs, Sl5als.l5.
3OO-s5o lbs Si4 ooal5: iO0-l5o lbs. Sl4
di475 roughS Sl4HlfAo
SHFEP-I5O steady. Choice spring lams.
Sl425Rl4 medium 70 rood. Si3sl4
common. Ssgio, ewes. see wethers 50
cALvES-75 steady Good TO choice
SOals4O, medium Si4 S0dl5. so.
culls and common. S7al2
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

be merchandise
manager of the
+ rn S I K g + n
Co 5 new radio,
r efri gerator,
W a $ h i ng ma
chine, re c o r d
and musical in
strunent sec
ton. Redoway,
widely known
in the appliance
field, viii open
the new Kern
section Nov Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
15t Dividend Declared
By TivoIi Brewing Co.

The Tivoli Brewing Co has de-
clared a dividend of 15 cents a
share on the common, payable
Dec. ! 10 stockholders of record
Nov. 10. The previous payment
was a like amount June ], bring
ing total payments so far this year
to 30 cents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Dividends
King-Seeley Listed

The Detroit Stock Exchange has
authorized for listing. but not TO
be admitted 10 trading until fur
thcr notice, 362 500 shares of COM
mon stock. 81 par. of King Seeley
Corp. of Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
.MuIIs Bond Issue

PHILADELPHIA Nov The
Philadelphia Electric Co is con-
SiderinC n bond issue Of between
S25 100000 and 5,OOO.OO0 n
cover some Of The costs Of the its
postwar expansion program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
DSE October Trading
Marks 1945 Peak

The Detroit Stock Exchange re-
ports a 1945 high for trading. with
$40, 931 shares changing hands in
October. This figure compares
with 3S5,054 shares in the previous
month and 343,516 shares in Oc-
tOber of last wear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
New Center Studios
Appoints Washburn

Roy F. Washburn. for more
than 20. years an advertising
agency executive, has been ap-
pointed director of sales on all
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
&c Invites Tenders

CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Illinois Cen
trail Railroad is inviting tenders of
bonds of various of its noncallable
issues, TO be received not later
than the close of business Nov. 80,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

suing years, until he was recon-
miSsioned by the airIcorps in 1912,
he handled art direction for many
of the nations largest advertisers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

with displays featuring model
kitchen arrangements 10 occupy
5000 50. #. on the stores fourth
floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Kern Names Redoway
To Appliance Post

Dave J. Redoway, active for 25
years in the retail distribution of
home appliances in Detroit, Will
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Monroe Auto Expands
Line Of Traetor Seats

Production of hydraulic easy
ride" tractor seats by the Monroe
Auto Equipment Co, which
reached the capacity rate of 500
daily shortly after output started,
is being expanded TO include mod
els for all makes of tractors built
since 1898, according to C. S. Nc
Intyre. sales manager. -tfe said
that about 10000 of the tractor
seats are now in use and the i'm
mediate order backlog amounts
70 $4,000.
UNION RAG AND PAPER CORP,
Nine months ended sept 30
iq45 1914
Net prunt Si.f72 ohf SI.25I H4T
Share earnings 81 l6 csc
September quarter
Net proht S42A.6aS sass 1g7
Share earnings sac SOC
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK Nov. 2-PriceS IN cents
Great Britain pound 4O2 OO-40A o
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
INLAND ROUTE
 IS APPROVED
 BY FAIRBANKS

SEATTLE, Oct. 19.-Col. w. c. Bickford, member of the Pacific Northwest Oriental Airlines Com mittee said today he has been ad- vised that Fairbanks has indorsed the inland air route by-passing Se- attle, to the Orient, and added that while the committee is "disappoint- ed. it is not alarmed"
 Fairbanks, he said, has filed a brief with the Civil Aeronautics Board asking establishment of the route through Edmonton rather than Seattle.
 Fairbanks" Colonel Bickford said, long has been terminus in the Army Air Force route through Canada to Siberia, and was shocked and disappointed when the CAB favored Anchorage for the Oriental route. The city felt that Anchorage was getting something it didn't ex- pect or deserve.
 Tt is apparent that they have finally reasoned that Fairbanks only hope of becoming an air terminus lay in the route through Canada. "
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
5000 MILES I5 R ANCE OF ROCKETS NOW
Arnold dPIedds Air Suprem. aty as Only Possible
 Bomb Defense

WASHINGTON. Oct 19.-General II. H Arnold told Senators today that V-2 bombs have now been per fected so they can travel 5000 miles with their death-dealing loads
 The Army Air Forces chief said the cnly possible defense against them is an alert, powerful airforce that could quickly destroy the source of such attacks
 The five-star general lead a group of Air Force officers before the Senate Military Committee in plea for 8 single armed forces department with land, sea and air branches
 In order to obtain world peace, Arnold said it would be necessary for this country to maintain a post war air force that would have air supremacy over an aggressor."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
LIBRARY BOARD ORDINANCE PUT
 Up TO COUNCIL

Juneau's propose d Memorial Library is scheduled to be the main topic to come before the City's Com mon Council at it's second Oc- tober meeting this evening-but, with tober meeting this evening-but, the Library may have to take a back seat to preparations for welcoming North Pacific Fleet units due to visit here next week for Navy Day.
 City Attorney Howard D. Stabler is to present the ordinance he has drafted to create permanent Library Board to plan and adminis- ter the prospCsed Memorial Library. If the Council approves the ordi- nance submitted, Mayor Ernest Par sons. says he's ready to nominate Board members for the Councils confirmation.
 AS usual, this evenings meeting is to get under way at o'clock at the City Hall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
Jap Plane Dropped Incendiaries Near Seattle Is Claim

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19-Am- erican Broadcasting Correspondent Larry Tighe quoted an unnamed Japanese official in a broadcast from Tokyo last night as saying a Nipponese plane dropped incendi- aries near Seattle Dec. g, l943, but Seattle Army and Navy au- thorities said they could recall no such incident.
 The only reported visit of a Japanese submarine-launche plane in the Northwest was on Sept. g, 1942, when one was observed in the Mt. Mckinley area of Oregon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
HO0pMEN GATHER
 AT IHS TONIGHT

All persons and groups interested in reviving the City Basketball League for the current season will gather this evening at 7:30 o'clock, in Room One, Juneau High School.
 Superintendent of Schools A. B. Phillips has called the meeting to re-organize the league for the com ing campaign Prospective team managers, sponsors and players are asked to be present.