The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 3, 1948, Page 6

PAGESIX " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPRRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ) TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 19 48 ——- T - S — engine and tires, and they hope that Anakatuduk Pass on the Arctic e “vin e e oo OFFICIALS RETURN ~ [oee ot s Rane, 1o | IDMDUGILAS |LEWIS WALKERS T0 former homes in Michigan and Ohio, | the first time that the Eskimos in | Stthogt. wome. " FROM ARCTI i e mave mat s o ont) WIS ATTEND ORE. STATE | Next Sunday morning Miss Irma | Dr. Dale reported that the experis { 1 E | Wainner will give the morning mes- ment has been a pronounced suc-| Favorable weather today brought | (ollm[ FOR 2 YRS. | sage at both the Juneau and Doug- MADE’ i(EBREAKER,cess. 18 children are in regular at-|out many to the recreation heacn,' " ey =i ¥t ] The Triangle Cleaners Fisherman's Luck. ... Good work plus prompt and courteous service is MORE than “luck” at Triangle! It's positively GUARANTEED. las Methodist Churches, and will tendance at the summer school |especially: from Juneau. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Walker be assisted by Maurice Powers, mem- | and some of théem have advanced left Juneau on board the Princess ber of the Pastoral Relations and | Travelling on the USCG North-|through the first primer. The adults| A regular meeting of the Douglas Norah to make their home at Cor- \ Pulpit committee at Juneau, and Wind, Mrs. Kate Smith, social work- attend when they can take time magles was held last night with vallis, Oregon, where Mr. Walker Mrs. Leigh Grant, Church Delegate, er for the Alaska Native Service,|from hunting and many of them|g fajr attendance. will attend Oregon State College for — at_Douglas. \?l“'j "Mi"‘,“fl“;s”"l‘f‘ Hellar, ;“‘l“r; have learned to write their names: b {the next two years. \ sogs $ + The following Sunday, August 15, tionist with the Territorial Healt The Eskimos in this region repre- | i Prodictions that Terrory uip ‘e Seosoda. win - bave{Department, Tave fust compistodlsns coe. of . tae. mant BEUMIYE i aepoeny Bivie, ", Welkar came to meactin 1HCCHS Will Go Broke Fail |cherse of the services and give the o seven wecks voyage in the Berng|groups in the Tertors. They | Nov. first of last year. We had gineers and made his ome here message at both churches. A. J. Sea and Arctic Ocean. They joined |entirely on caribou and fish and!people and friends who offered to his discharge. He was joined |'Alter, Church Lay Leadér, will be the vessel at Adak and visited 21 are a nomadic people, following the |pat we would not survive the i slf ig 1946. The Walk- 10 come T[‘ue {in charge of the ushering coast villages enroute to Point Bar-|caribou herds most of the year, Dale e’ Lus be"w uld n(; n rbet.s We by Mts. Ws_l 2ok ”n {rox‘n St. Louis. | “on Conference, Sunday, Aug. 22 TOW. The Northwind is an ice-:reak- |said that they were very eager for ::x:;levzd 3hec:1nterg:nd (;0 Tar this ;: a“r; Fhden > “i Despite dire predictions that the|while the Church delegates are at €r and was used by Admiral Richard civilization and want a trading post‘;“mmer and will take all bets we A i { Territory of Alaska will go broke,|Ketchikan attending the Alaska|Byrd on his South Pole Expeditionland school to be established in their | wii qo it again next winter. | Walker was Commander of Ju- {he last two reports of Territorial | Methodist Mission Conference, the in 1947. C. E. Thomas, Captain of |region. Several of the Eskimos had | e are very proud of our records Deau Post No. 4, of the American 0 Treasurer Oscar Olson have indi-|Rey. Willis R.,Booth will have|the ship, and 12 of the crew|received old-uge assistance checkS|oy serviee o it Tumean Liewlorl, during tlr;;‘gascw ekt He X:;e‘a):::?e i catéd exactly the opposite. Olsen and ' chiirge of the services, and give the Members on the ship, were members put the lack of any place to spend peopl F had been empl 'uneau |and plan to ‘expand our service to Dairies, The. Mrs. Wplker Sas Bhah other Territorial officials ‘have re-|message. jof Byrd’s Expedition. . imoney or even to cash the checks had | b\ o1 | vas as. A regular service to Doug- peatedly declared that the Terri-| The Rev. Booth will speak at the | The Northwind was the first Ship!lert the recipients in a quandary.|) . gis ': sz:t rAse g Ath Whd tory’s finances wouldn't be able ta)Juneau Methodist Church on an ex- into Barrow after the break-up of ,The natives live in tents, which every Wednesday thegreufi,en I in employed by the Jiineau Spruce Corporation. . CALL stand the strain of operating schools {change basis, with the congregation |the ice pack. The ship inched her |are constructed by weaving willow | — 2 _ in the Territory. of the Northern Light Presbyterian Way through the ice, four days B“eristicks into a frami and covering n";:“h; a,bo u,;u:::u fi:’:cer:::;ty::; PATTIF 5 Olson’s current report, for theChurch worshipping with the Metho- the first break on July 22. The,yijth skins or canvas, weighted down reesnxs" :ervlce m«m Jpw i - \ II\J 1LL period ending last Saturday, reveals |dist congregation as the second half (boat was unable to land at Pointipy rocks. EA:R“ before August 4. Phone 631 that the Treasury has a clear cash of the exchange the ministers have Barrow and anchored at the Naval; pr. Dale, Mrs. Smith, and Miss | thes. Lob's sht ol tisk | balance of $322376.07 in the bank ‘worked out for each others Presby- Supply Depot instead. |Hellar returned to Juneau Sun-|JUress SVOlnES: sl ¥or COMFORT-and not affected by any of the many and | tery and Conference Sundays for the A doctor and dentist are assigned {gay from Fairbanks, via Pan Amerjo Precerrer 19 OG- Pl i SERVICE various special or earmarked funds.!past two years. to the Northwind and they “‘“t:can Airways. ! JOINS ROAD COMMISSION | . The total balance amounted $2,-| The following Sunday, August 29, the villagers that come aboard the ————————— | Mids Thordis Larsen, of Palouse, Dewey W. Get the NEW 514,653.57 less $444,04445 in out the Rev. G. Edward Knight, Super- ship at each gfop; Mk, Smith sald | WESTERS AKE PARENTS ‘w“; has. jolned. the- staft ' of the Metelieet standing warrants. The balance is'intendent of the Alaska Methodist that only owo of the villages were; ! b ot s o R Moo WASHINGTON divided into 36 separate funds. | Mission, and a former Pastor here, |Without the services of a teacher., Mr. and Mrs, wuber Wester, of | Alaska Roa ommiss = ) rs. Smith’s worth is concerned with | Anchorage are the parents of alneau. She is taking a one-year and Habit| Largest of the funds amounts!will have charge of the services and /M n b e to $388,751.96 which is revenue from |will continue to fill the local pulpits children who need special care and |baby boy, born last week. Their| vacation irom her duties at Was| Managing i % rly ' Es! vi J k. ! s has been named Peter Chris-| ington State College and will make Director taxes. This, plus $31,- |until the Treats return in early Eskimos who are unable to work.;son i ; - e . b 8 s Many of the children were placed, tian Wester. He weighed seven|her home in Juneau with Mr. and ALASKANZ FEEL AT HOM £ ! ses, is to be Vi 5 ::Z:Gx;:oma?‘:::trl:mn. .NO s in foster homes by Mrs. Smith. !pounds and nine ounces at birth.|Mrs. E. L. Keithahn. | o AT)]e second largest fund is ssos,-.‘ Dale Joins Group lwestcr is proprietor of the West- AR B 5 - OE A | " pr 31864 for the. Territorial pepart-| TERR APPRE““(BHW | Dr. George C. Dale, Director oi|Ward Hotel in Anchorage, and the| ¢l f::o: h‘wm“““(o A ment of Veterans Affalrs to be . |Education for the Alaska Native!former owner of the Gastineau! Mrs, Jeane shop Of veterans loans or for payment of Nome. Leaving Nome, the ship went ' bonuses. * The Territorial Apprenticeship ¢, [jitle Diomede Island. Dale said| * The next largest Is $22530563 Council will meet Friday evening|ipat it was a clear day when they: which has been set aside by the at 7:30 o'clock in the Senate Cham- anchored oft of Little Diomede and | Federal Government for a U. S. bers. Edward Goshen, Assistant|that they could see East Cape, Si- | Public Health Service station in‘Director of the Bureau of Ap- peria and Big Diomede Island, Rus- | Alaska, to investigate: and control | prenticeship, U. S. Department of gjan territory, quite.clearly. The Rev. | disease and sanitation. Labor and Walter Lee, Area Super- Tom Cunningham of Nome was a | Other large funds are: Unemploy- visor, will be in attendance and passenger atoard the ship fram: ment Compensation Commission 'present plans for re-activating the |Nome to Little Diomede | $17528728; ‘Teachers Retirement ' program in Juneau. H 9 ale reported that the e -1 eral Old Age Assistance $111,000.00; |return to Juneau on Thursday, yainwright to Point Barrow is ex- Forest Reserve $7802080; and Ma- | irom'the Tnterior, where they have cejent as the Eskimos have been | ternal and Child Health, Crippled been holding meetings with the employed by the ,,U"fl.mm,m on the Children,' Venereal Disease Control ! Apprenticeship Councils in Anchor- | nayyv of) R.p.\urvphpr(»'rum and The and General Health $64,765.07. |age and Fairbanks. |United States Coast and Geodetic | The amount certified available for Ao |Survey. Dale said that the day they Old Age Assistance ($111,000.00) is FINED AT KETCHIKAN landed at Barrow the ground was Lacked up by two other funds: $42,-| John 8. Motrison, of Port 8imp- ,vered with four inches of fresh | 136.73 for grants and $11,083.57 for |son, B. C., was fined $100 at Ketch- ¢5w The Northwind made an at-. adininistration. iikan by US. Commissioner P. J. tempt to sail east from Barrow but | RO e S o | Gllmore, Sr., on a charge of fish- ran jnto the solid ice pack after a {ing in U. 8. waters, although an day's voyage and was forced to re- TREATS lEAvI“G falien. Fish and Widlife Service |tyrn. Agents Joseph Lanier and John | New Eskimo School i OVER H'GHWAY 0“ |D. Wendler accused him of taking | On the way south, Dr. Dale flew {12 salmon from Lincoln Channel, |into the Chandalar Lake region to ‘ | EASI Bou“D;south of Ketchikan. visit the summer school session at -~ MOTORSHIP YAKOBI ; Operating to Petersburg, Port Alexander and way points. LEAVING JUNEAU EVERY TUESDAY MORNING ! MAIL, FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE Freight accepted at Northland Dock until Noon Monday One of the most scenic routes in Southeastern Alaska. For reserva- tions contact Captain on boat at Boat Harbor or leave message at Harbor Market, Phone No. 852 Rev. and Mrs. Robert Treat and Mary Margaret are leaving on the, George Washington .to go by way! of Haines over the Alcan Highway. This is the Treat's first trip home in over four years since they came to serve the Methodist Churches! here on the Channel. The red Ford has been fitted out with a new B — Fvme— - N in}ependeni experts smoke Lucky Strike r.gypla 2 Prices are DOWN in than the next 2 leading brands combined! 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