The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 17, 1947, Page 5

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Jive. 5:30—Totem Talk—Forecasts 5:45—Spotlight Band 00 PAA News Amos and Andy. \ssembl George Sundborg, of the Alask evelopment Board, said tlat oesn’t know anything about a an known as Allen Kay who i resenting hims:lf as Ceing con v(ted with Modern Films ol Berkeley, Calif. Sundborg's atten- tion was drawn to the man be- cause of a previous item requesting at photographs for use by Walt Disney to be sent to Kay in are of P. O. Box 50 in Juneau. Sundborg stated that P.O. Box 50 belongs to the ADB and it does not know a thing about Kay or e pictures he has requested. He xplained he wouldn’t know what » do with the pictures if he did ccive them and warned people ot to sent anything for such pur- ses to him. -+ .4LPH OHMAN IS GIVEN FOREST SERVICE AWARD A Superior Service Award was ed to Ralph T. Ohman, Ad- i irative Assistant with the 3, Forest Service at Ketchikan the Secretary of Agriculture, .ording to word received by Re- ional Forester B. Frank Heintzle- .n. Pursuant to the authority at.ned in Public Law No. 600, . Congress, approved August 17, 46, it is the policy of the De- artment of Agriculture to recog- iz by honor awards exceptional weritorious contributions of em- oyees to efficient and construc- e public service. The Superior rvice Award consists of a silver cdal, a certificate and silver lapel iolem. A pay increase accom- ue. . the award. I'ne initial presentation of honor ards by the Department of Agri- Ature took place in Wasiington, . C., on the afterncon of No- ember 12 at the Syvan Theatre on the Washington Monument iounas. Mr. Ohman will receive afs award later in Ketchikan at a ceremony effectively planned to _onvey the sense of the Depart- ment’s genuine appreciation, stat- ed Mr. Heintzleman. Mr. Ohman first entered the Forest Service as Machinist on January 2, 1934. Since then he has worked as Administrative Guard, Boat Skipper and Foreman. 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