The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 19, 1949, Page 7

THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1949 BOY SCOUT AiR (AMP AT FAIRBANKS, JUNE 12 70 18, INCLUSIVE Ladd Field Air Force Base and nearby Fairbanks will play host to Alaska’s Senior Scouts when they attend the Third Alasca Air Scout encamoment June 12 tc June 18. The change of locale from iiimen- derf Field and Anchorage, site of the first two encampments, will permit a completely new program to be arranged and open a new sec- tion of Alaska for side trips. This w.ll contribute to one of the Alaska Council’s main objectives, that ot acquainting boys from all parts of Alaska with the Territory’s vast re- sources and opportunities. Basic change in the encampment organization will be that Senior Scout units will attend and par- ticipate under their own unit lead- ership. All units will remain to- gether during the encampment. Arrangements from the Ladd AFB site were completed in March. Brig. Gen. Dale ’h Gaffney and Col. N. D. VanSickie, pointed Capt. Jack Setterich as the liaison officer to coordinate the Ladd operational, physical, and training facilities with the Alaska Couircil. Program and administra- tive details of the encampment have been assigned the Field Executive Russell Apple. He wiil direct the encampment along with other members of the Council's professional staff. Cost to each Senior Scout at- tending, including transportation from the pickup points, food, and incidentals, will be $10. Units must register before June 1 with their field office in Ketchikan, An- chorage, or Fairbanks, or the Coun- cil Office at Juneau. Registrations must include a $2 ree far each Senior Scout. The balance of $8 may be paid at the time of board- ing the pickup plane. A $12 fee will be charged late registrants. both members- | at-large of the Alaska Council, ap- | NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, PATRICK J. PAUL, have been appointed Administrator of the estate of CEARLIE BENNETT, | Deceased, and that all persons are | {required’ to present their claims, if any, with proper vouchers, withinl six months from the date hereof, either to me at Angoon, Alaska, or , to me at the office of my attorney |F. O. Eastaugh, Esq., 200 Seward BuildinggJuneau, Alaska. | DATED at Juneau, Alaska, May | 4, 1949. H PATRICK J. PAUL. { Patrick J. Paul, as Administrator | of the estate of Charlie Bennett, | Deceased. f First publication, May 5, 1949. | Last publicatien, May 26, 1949. | No. 6091-A NOTICE OF PETITION FOR EXONERATION FROM OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY (Filed May 4th, 1949) In the District Court for the Terri- | tory of Alaska, First Division. SITTING IN A]IJMIRALTY , In the Matter of the Petition of the { UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, for exoneration from or limita- cion of liability as owner of the American Barge ARR No. 738 NOTICE IS GIVEN that the United States of America has filed a petitionn pursuant to Title 46, | United States Code, Sections 183-189, | jclaiming the right to exoneration | from or limitation of liability for | all claims arising on the voyage of | the Barge ARR No. 788 in tow of | the Tug CHRISTINE FOSS from | Seattle, Washington, to Seward, Al- | aska, terminating on November 8, ! 1948. | All persons having such claims must file them, under oath, as pro-‘i vided in United States Supreme | Court Admiralty Rule 52, with the! Clerk of this Court, at the United | Stetes Court House at Juneau, Al- aska, and serve on or mail to the petitioner’s proctor, P. J. Gilmore, | 1Jr., United States Attorney at( United States Court House, Juneau, | Alaska, a copy on or before June 13 | 1949, or be defaulted. 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