MRS. W. tTmAHONEY
ARRIVES TODAY TO I
MAKE HOME HERE
Mrs. William T. Mahoney, ac
companied by her son Dan. ar
rived in Juneau from Ketchikan
this morning on the motorship
Norco to join her husband, Urfted
States Marshal Mahoney and make
her home here. Mrs. Mahoney re
rnained in Ketchikan after the ap-,
pointment of Marshal Mahoney, to
settle their business affairs and
take care of the leasing of their
home. i•
Mrs. Mahoney will be a welcome
addition to the official and social (
groups of Juneau.
THIRTY MILLION
EXPECTED CAST
VOTES TUESDAY
Opinion on New Deal, Also
Congressional, State Can
didates, Be Expressed
IVASHIN GTON, Nov. 3.—
When President Roosevelt votes
next Tuesday he will be one of
thirty million registering opin
ion cn Congressional and State
candidates and also on the New
Deal.
Thirty million is the prob
able vote cn the basis of a na
tionwide survey of registration
figures in the interest in the
first grand test of the Roosevelt
Administration.
COMMUNISTIC
ACTIVITIES IN
CAL. UNIVERSITY
Four of Five Students Sus
pended Are Reinstated
but Refuse Offer
LO§ ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 3.—
Ernest C. Moore, of the University
of California at Los Angeles, late
yesterday, reinstated four of five
students recently suspended for
communistic activities.
The only explanation was that
the four met the requirements
with a satisfactory response. No
reference was made to Celeste
Strack, senior co-ed,, suspended
last Monday with the men stu
dents.
Those reinstated are John Burn
side, Thomas Lambert, Sidney
Zsagari and Mendel Leiberman.
Dr. Robert Sproul arrived today
for a start of an investigation into
the University which has been de
clared a hotbed of Communism.
