The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 1, 1948, Page 3

SURVEY OF ALASKA NATIVE SERVICE 15 NOW UNDERWAY To make a survey of the Alaska Native Service, Elias Huzar arrived | in Jufieau yesterday afternoon from | Washington, D. C. He is a member of the Indian Policy Committee of the Heover Com ganization of Executive of the poverr The Co | which is under the chairmanship ol | iormer President Herbert E. Hoo-{ ver, was es ye: o to make recomr on organizational improvements of the government Mr. Huz will spend visiting field stations of Service and will stop again before reporting to Washing- ton. He will leave Juneau 1or on Saturday. e FAIRBANKS DELEGATE IS VISITING JUHEAY; BACK FROM MEFTING ue,’ said Mrs. Jane Dor primary purpose of a Republi- National Convention to lect a candidate for the but in line with the ku constant flow of humor, emotion and just plain Dorsh, A an delegate banks, is in Juneau today return trip from Philadelp expects to le for Fairbui urday Excluding her the selection of Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates, Mrs. Dorsh points to the ovation received by ex-President Heover being most impres whil the convention. g for minutes or lor h st the wild applause skinned and ch Hoover brou month | Native | Junea | the in itk n, fc can Mr lite with satisfaction ri incident | ntinui Mrs. Do ve given Jer nd it was crowded,” Dorsh; “all wings along v main floor were completely and it was quite a k ki yeur designated seat. She lau ly cited one incident wt aktout while she was holding the Alaska delezates the may filled eeping zhing- |G | C! seats for other during one of D “That degrees in the b coa me when I gentleman cam ed might sit. ther peared more bo! than I so I somewix him he could sit there if he’d my coat “He minutes ho troduced myself Alaska. He tur and said: r mam, I'm governor Jersey’.” Despite the heat Dorsh then asked if she mi her coat. And delegates, nominees and a ternates were not alone with t troubles. Speaker Martin one time found himself in a perplexing, situation to match the best of them. pc When presenting Martin i a| “and I had my next to he He the the coat a de around, glad to meet Mrs. at tion completed | po ng the recip-! wi or Martin, And to | fr Martin’s | ers acted | ure | te: the ceremony Ly bache add to the flush-colored predicament, news photogr insisted that the scene be re-en: several times for the sake of pi hungary read “Even the life-sized rubber phant at the Bellview Stratford en-| trance appeared fatigued at the session’s end,” Mrs. Dorsh said. Fact is, he was losing weight stantly | and required re-inflating each morn- | ing before gétting underway with tlcor business. Mrs. Dorsh said that other delegates from Al ele- and were she A Senate by the M Senator, widow of t = Skagway at FOR SEN ne naticn's second ele ay, or Ar Inte ansas, w rnational Radio) ntion, but that ny 1 to lecp. that lon > CHILKOTIR HERE 9THIS MOR ter ship Ch members 106 of Shrine Temple from Californ: Juneau 9 and left for 2 o'clock t ved in ning skiy June 2 to. Vancs 1t cruise > retur “| Other personnel atoard are purs 0 hiet ews Foot Eng d J. Minnes. with the te TIlustrious Rc 1d, Chairman He cruise d Craige (0D PRICE HIKED; EMMA AT $T0% th i} unds halibut pered by Tor n yund The nds of in with 200 om Auk Bay <> WALLIS GECRGE HOME Wallis Geor, rd via PA turng after A b to the states. late Senator Cara- SHRINER CRUISE " 1 on ATLANTA ORCHESTRA FQRTY - THREE HERE | T0 BROADCAST OVER KINY FRIDAY MIGHT BY ALASKA COASTAL The jive b lanta will NY tomo 645« of popula y orchest: unde ion of Lieut. Comdr., John H. Mark- Chapiain). The per- art in t 1l ren- Leo ir v G persons arrived an with Alaska Coastal , Emma Wick, E. D yne, Blanche urphy and o Fred Pauline P, ion Blankensh ewart, Lioyd, J Jack Gueker, From Chatham: Willlam Hixson; m Pelican: Mrs. J. Breseman, T dr A. Mark and J. Paddock From Hoonah Ccnn m Haines: W. Johnson; from way: B. Names; [rcm Rod y: 8. Coldy, B. Col and C. Colby; from Annette: M G'Brien and Edda Reid. ¥rom Ketchikan: D. Eli Uhl; from Gustavus Bros: from Tulsequah: and wite, D. Erickson and M. Fra- ! e Dreh ff Bob Moore, sche Al Johr Crocker Philipp: Znck, Clyde Bill Keller, wn, Hig ins Dean Miller, J A m Wagner ueller, F Ray: Don Br Gordon Mc- Wil Rout Ceremo. Repuflicans If elected, Mrs. Smith will be the Jean Wyman, tte Nel 1 D Mrs. V. Fotte, rson, P. Gilmore, A Rogers, V., Reynolds mn acking: <> T U. 5. GOVERNMENT SUES JUNEAU MEN AFTER 15 YEARS Gil= ructions Sitk R. Wyman, Hawthorne ar icorge, L. An use, L. P and N. Anders To Superior T man; to Tenakee: Mrs. M. M to Tulsequah: P. 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