The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 17, 1948, Page 8

E EIGHT %% ™ SCHOOL DISTRICT SUBJECT IS TAKEN UP (lTY (OUN(Il of beginn being 202 square m Mayor Waino Hendrickson, asked the City Co to aid the school board in eve possible on - inderendent ol distr al Election Officials The officers for the elec- tion on Tuesday were announced as follows irs. Wm. Byington, ecial win Sutton; Cler] ev. Willis R. Booth ux‘d the Rev. Robert Treat There is one precinct only in the City Hall. Police Chief Asks Leave Chief of ilo Clouse ficially aske ave of absence an extend- a project ground it would again be attention of Congress. The A.C.S. made a request for lire protection to be installed at their mile 7 and mile 11 st s on Gla- cier Highway. This of i to the fire committee for recommend- ed action. A letter was read from Delegate E. L. “Bob” Bil”ll‘(( in reference to the maintenance of the Juneau Municipal Airport by CAA. Funds for this project are a until the end of t The Council gave Juneau Cold Storage to pay their taxes in twelve monthly payinents. Mayor Waino Hendricl gested that a formal inv sent to Mayors U( Ketchikan, Pet- ersburg, Wrang and Sitka to at- tend a round table discussion, dur- ing their visit to Juneau at the bask- ettall tournament, in regard to sev- eral crdinances to benefit the towns of Southeast Alaska. The discus- sion would consist of property taxes on small boats at the small boat harbors and municipal problems of mutual interest. In answer to Councilmen's ques- tions as to whether any correspon-| dence has been received recently from the Juneau Spruce Co., in r | gard to the purchase of the City Dock, the Mayor stated that more has been received ‘The special election is being held | on the proposal for the leasing of | the basement of the A. B. Hall to L. A. Sturm on a five year lease for| the purpose of construction of mod- Drake 48; Phillips “66” (Ok ict propos-| Wesleyan Mariet Western Reserve 57; Tulane 63; Tt Maryland 68; Loyola of Baltimore 58; Hopkins 53 Western Mafyland 65; Virginia y cold storage lockers. The elec- gy n hours are from 8 am. to 7 pm - ASKETBALL f FPebults | 28 Seattle on 60 time periods) ge 71; Western anford 34 Dens f Pacific 61 53; Whittier 4¢ ento Senators (AAU) 5 ncisco 50, J. C. 51; Washigt la) 68; Dakota ta 59; West Virginia Tech Ohio U. 56 Vanderbilt 44 Citadel 40; Furman 33 South Carolina 54 Johns Gallaudet Duke 80; Clemson 47 Auburn Georgia 41 4, Virginia 49 Flagstaff) 47; X fexico A and M 56; Hardin- ern Methodist A Brief Case . . . But Imporiant TOI)AY'S SOARING values plus a lack of in- surance knowledge are confusing many property cwners as to how they’ll stand, in case of disaster. If you're not sure of YOUR insurance protec- tion, don’t take a chance. Check up now! Callon 1898 - 5©(th - 1948 ANNIVERSARY, SHATTUCK AGENCY INSURANCE - BONDS Alaska Juneau. HOWIE” ODELL SIGNS AS COACH U OF W. HUSFVES o put Yale back map did not wild predictions a t Wa to the rest higl and eh U was He held 37, was a e i Stetson and Mallory Fats ] ° Pex vn"l ania and mositlz b Yale ”eres Lawnmower 1d man yall Root, * That Is coach th 1 made no stants. Cas- 1 1er together 1 Un- pos- | iv turs have t which com- is for one year, ¢ announced, an b e ame time sprayed an p results have been ob- tained on Co! la P A. M. 5. Pridham, pro CLEAN-UP WORK HOU! and OFFICES Snow and Ice Removed Juneau Janitor Service JOHEN M. 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