The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 2

PAGE 2 THE RHINELANDER (WtS.) DAfLY NEWS DECEMBER IS, KUSHMAN AND KELLEY AWAIT INSTRUCTIONS Have No Information on Changes Ordered in CWA Administration. New Endurance Mark Is Aim of Women Flyers Beyond news dispatches front Madison, local officials today had no! further word on tho removal of Adolph Kushman, Knterpriso, I county CWA director, and the ap-l poinUnent of Dist. Atty. W. Kelley, Rhinelandpr, as regional director of CWA activities in Oneida, Forest, Vilna, iron and i'rico counties.

Neither Dist. Atty. Kelley nor Director Kushman had received any notices or instructions from Madison today, and their only information on the change was an Associated to The News last nieht. Dist. Atty.

Kelley has not decided ns yet. whether ho will accept the appointment as regional CWA director. He did not seek tho appointment, he said, nnd only last week, in writing Robert Johnson, state CWA chief, to urge that Kushman retained in charge of CWA activities. Dist. Atty.

Kelley enclosed an editorial from The Xews endorsing: Kushman. Duties Are Uncertain. It is not known whether the position is a salaried one or not, wheth-i er it requires full-time attention and considerable traveling about the counties in the district, and whether it could be handled in addition to the work of Oneida county's district attorney. The work of district attorney has'increased so in the past lew years that it now virtually is a full- time job and leaves almost no free time for routine office work and private practice. Besides his other duties, Dist.

Atty. Kelley also is attorney in Oneida county for the HOLC, the organization seeking to help distressed home owners re-finance their mortgages and loans. He expects to make no decision on the CWA appointment until after receiving complete information from Madison. But if the state has been slow In writing to its new regional directors, the applicants for work have not been. In Dist.

Atty. ley's mail this morning was a letter from a resident of Hurley, who was applying for a clerical position in the new regional CWA office. Apparently the man had read the Associated Press story in the Ironwood Globe last night. Six local residents also applied for employment in the regional CWA office today, but as. yet, of course, there is no regional' CWA office.

Other Directors Puzzled. Director Kushman said today he had received telephone calls from county CWA directors in Iron and Vilas counties, asking for Information on the new set-up, but none of the directors had received any information from Madison. An Associated Press dispatch to The News today from Madison stated that "all county CWA directors will'jjj remain in office until new regional i directors are acquainted with their duties." Expecting that his work as county CWA director will toe terminated shortly by the change announced yesterday, Director Kushman plans to return to active operation of two small logging camps which he has had operating for some time. These two camps employ about 25 men in getting out pulpwood and ties. Mr.

Kushman also is chairman of the town of Enterprise and member of i the county highway committee. eould he repaired in time for Christmas. New toys, or toys that are In good repair, will be most welcome, however. Was Discussed iLast Nifiht. The Company party plans were made last night at a committee meeting in the office of Capt.

E. Rwedberg of the guard Guard officers, Mrs. Gran, Mrs. Pierce and others were in attendance. i The News was represented in a re- Santa ClatlS May Miss Many portnrial capacity.

Mrs. r.crer stated Homes Here, unless New Plan Works Out. ESTIMATE 250 CHILDREN MAY GET NO GIFTS FIRST COUNTY CWA PROJECT IS COMPLETED FLAMBEAU OFFICIALS I foiirili mile hi-iiuv uii I milo wo.st of Monleo. This will In hp liriiHliprt nnd BTUMbocl In pr ntion for tlio now road. CJrnvpllns work nil a road In town or Stella, from Comity Trunk toward Stella lnko, ulso IHIK IM-LMI as a C'U'A project.

tlicrc fire 250 children that probably will have no Christmas unless this plan materializes. The American Legion proposal to i colloct and distribute candy was sug- that no one had planned Rested at a regular mediae- of the Santa Clan, vta.t, to homos of noecly families in Rhine-1 tlll cc1 nisht's meeting an lander this Christmas, two different I the diAim corps tried out its new Minocqua Job Finished; More Work Starts to Take Care of Laborers. First CWA project to lj oonv-Iet- ed'in Oni'ida county under the pros-j out program, work of widening the streets in Minocqua was i yesterday, according to Adolph Kush- APPOINTED BY JDDCE William McNaul Named Chairman of Town; Murray Is New Treasurer. :ir.cimf7.atlons last nipht made plans! bng-les for the first time, while Loon man, county CWA director. A new flying endurance record for women is the nim of Viola Gentry and Frances Harrell, co-holders of the present mark of eight days' sustained flight, as they soar over Miami, refueling'as hown in the picture above.

They were forced down on their first attempt, when high winds halted their third refueling operation, after 1M hours in the air, but ascended again. ELCHO YOUNG MAN TAKEN BEFORE COURT him purchased the, wood for Ho' the Robert Weideman car, driven to Rive parties for poor youngsters, i It Is expected that the two organ- will unite their forces now and stage a joint party. Company Rhinelander's national guard unit, last night offered to, finance tlv Christmas party, and! make tentative plans to stage it on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 24, in tho Memorial building with a Christmas tree and everything Not knowing that the guardsmen had decided to sponsor a party for the youngsters, members of the Am- rrlcnn Legion last decided to solicit donations of candy so that sacks of candy could he given to each ponr youngster this Christmas. Lawrence and his orcho'd-l tra made a bfg hit with the Legionnaires.

Legionnaires last night voted S5 to (he VNA fund, and decided to co-operate with other organizations of this city in furnishing C. C. C. boys with a clubroom in the basement of the Memorial building. EX-POOlTFARM HEAD ORDERED REINSTATED Dec.

The board of trustees of the Civant I county poor farm and asylum has derod the reinstatement of Brian A meet ing of all persons interested Rundoll superintendent, who rein a Christmas party for the young- IR() said he paid the man, was shown the wood, loaded it on his truck and en tho Pleads Not Guilty to Taking I Wood from Oneida County Cottage. I Clifford Schuli, who lives at Eleho, was before Judge 1-1. F. Steele in county court t'njs morning', charged with taking two cords of pole wood. worth S3, from the property of Dr.

F. C. Meyers. Dist. Atty.

John W. Kelley ap- peared for the state. Schuh pleaded not guilty to the charge, stating tint he picked up a stranger along the road, and from drove away, lie never had, man before or since, lie said. L'ndersheriff Hans Rodd said that Schuh came to court today merely sters of needy families has been called for 5 o'clock this evening in the Memorial building 1 Among those expected to be present will be officers by her fiance, Henry Miller of Rhine-j of company Mra. Charles Grau, lander, went into the ditch as they were enroute to this city.

The lights of the car went out as they were driving along the high(Way. The car went into the ditch on telephoned request, and lie ex-j nnd side door, which apparently pressed the opinion Schuh would had not been closed tightly, came return for the hearing. The Klcho open and Miss Bingham fell from young man was released without the car. Her wrist wag broken. She bail, then, and will have his hearing received treatment at Birnamwood, in court at 10 A.

in. Tuesday. HAS WRIST BROKEN IN AUTO ACCIDENT then was.brought..here. She will visit at the Jacob Miller and Joseph Calbat homes. Miss Myrn.

Bingham, Milwaukee, was painfully injured in a.n automobile accident near Birnamwood when Select Gift Slippers Here When you're looking for gift slippers avoid the crowds that are looking for here where you can shop in comfort. Choose from an excellent priced. Styles for women and children. The kangaroo rat, found in the southwest, is neither a kangaroo nor a rat, but a close relative of the mouse. Mrs.

Clara S. Pierce, Sam Miller of the -State Theater, and Legionnaires also arc invited to attend It is the hope that if the Christmas party is held, each youngster can be given a stocking' containing at least one toy, some candy, fruit and nuts. Possibly some kind of entertainment will be decided upon thig evening. The City band probably will be asked to play. Persons who have toys to contribute for this purpose, should leave them at the city hall, turn them over to Mrs.

Grau or Mrs. Pierce. This year, the city will be unable to furnish trucks to collect toys and it now is too late to accept toys that signed two months ago after serving 1 eight years, it was learned ho.ro today. The order was considered vin- dication of Rundell's management of the liOO acre farm to which board' members objected several months To absorb mirplus labor, two now projects were started in the town of Minocqua today. Workmen started widening, brush-1 Ing, ditching and cutting trees along tho town road from the H10 corner, NU NK on Hi- 1 quarter line to the ShJ corner of XW N10 in 1--35-0 today, and also started widening, brushing and filling to a i grade, on the Northern road in the town of Rliuocqiia.

Another project which started this i morning was the improvement of I the Lake George road from the: North Western overhead. This is a town of Pelican road. The state board yesterday approved two more CWA projects in Oneida. county, according to word received at tho office of tho county director. Approval was given for the use of CWA labor on thu construction of a new road in the town of Monico, William McXaul, pioneer resident if Lac du Klambcau.

has been ap- I pointed chairman of the town '1 Judge A. Tl. Hold, who recently re! moved William IVMIersnn and other town officers after an Investigation of town affairs. I The Rev. James B.

Murray, well known here, who is pastor of a Presbyterian mission on the reservation, has been appointed town treasurer, succeeding C. W. Klliott, and Earl Steige has been named to succeed Ben Chosa as a town supervisor. The new town officers have asked Hie law linn of O'Melia and Kayc, Rhinelandcr, to represent them in an effort to out llio town's financial and tax affairs. FOIt.

Team of oxen. Weight 3(iflO Inquire lit Antigo Snusaffo Factory At Kruegor'B Meat Market Antie'o, Wis. ICE FISHERMEN GET GOOD PIKE, MUSK1E Pike Weighing Nine Pounds, Muskellunge 34 Inches Long, Caught. While fishing "somewhere north of Rhinelander," two local men made a couple of nice catches through tho ice yesterday. Tho men Lylo Guilday and "Warden Hurley Me- Keague, Rhinelander.

The fishermen landed lunge that was 34 inches in and a pike that weic-hcd nine pnun.is. i jlj Incidentally this should sortie argument that "nothing but pickerel will bito through the ice anyway." ij( Pajama Sandals In black maroon sat. i n. a Louis heel Contrasting lining. $2.95 Black Crepe SLIPPERS Rose, or blue lining and bow, Cuban ixes.

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