The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 19, 1951, Page 2

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Franklin St., Juneau Phone 121 #Combination of Powe NEST LOW-PRICED CAR! k‘ day for the westward. o | - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA BAIMED. | RTHERN TDEAL IS A NORTHERN NOTEBOOK | [ —— By BOB DE ARMOND | - ,can be called a system, just grew, | (Seventh of a Series) | without much of any attention from As this column recently stated, | anyone. fiie main event on the 60-day card | Back in 1913, when the First Leg- TR ¢ f t Y islature met it created the office (Conti that is to t in Juneau 4 ontinued from Page One) . to| of Territorial Treasurer, It also starting ‘be a bill, or | ing Senators ay he bl g tors today he had “con-|gned to over Isulted at all times with members | puri: s pors is likely de. | made appropriations totaling rize® 643.75 for various purpose: oV~ It is obvious that with only $63 two- of the Civil Aeronautics Adminis- | synment and especially its fiscal t for over | tration” in connection with an ap- ‘”_'U.)’ i ; ith a limited num- plication for federal funds for the 3 - t funds, no Fed | Palmer, Alaska, airport. jalthotign 1 I for some yeur A committee is inquiring into together, the the commission’s turn down of one | °/U¢! s Iitbar v I r:to sharp focus CAA-approved grant and its sub- |01 VO © ; 3 mission of a second application list- | * *° ; A Oomn ling increased land and construction o : fi “, 1( i »tlx c costs | any, o nation- . “]\“. sl | The second application involved | Do X .m : rritory $145,125 of federal money as com- |01 he books of L FOEEOE ¢ firm, which has had a good d Doses 1 grants and Federal | pared with an initial request for 1 $94,750. No money has actually been h government of experience along to came matching f | i | dbancan, cal polici Ve e | Conapiicate the i i Meanwhile, two new offices were Schwamm on Stand C in addition to its routir o : 3 3 dded to the structure—Territorial George S. Schwamm, the terri-|reports of the audi first, then Territorial T [ torial official, said he was new in| In introduction, this report sa; P fnis job and not familiar with the | ' “During the course of our 4 b rduch. 68 't & B 1 1ed t PAC of the {“red tape” involved in filing an aid |amination of the financial state- Hesrnddiondis | request. ments of the Territory of Alaska X ieE 413 i | He said that at a March 6, 1950, | for the biennium 1947-1945 v A S o Biating ot tha oAtk ro: | opporunibyy ip! observeytite of-| O0 PER-REUOR A0 HEQ 02 3 | ported that a “thumbnail appraisal” | fecti of the existing account- % ,‘;\4,1‘ b s : taken at his request evaluated the |ing practices and financ ial policie % mo ooy | | | Democrat, | wells, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1951 LEGISLATORS ARMY BUILDS GATHER HERE T0 24 DIVS. (Continued from Page One) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 — () — e % j. G J. Lawton Collins told Republican, is serving his first tors today that the army will term. He lives in Junecat up to n equivalent of 24 Andrew Hope, Sitka Democrat t divisions” by July 1 “instead serving his fourth term. in the 2 or 14 previously mention- House, is due from 1 the Baranof Army Chief of Staff, Amelia Gundersen,, Ket serving her not yet to the Senate Pre- mmittee as he urged > proposal to draft for 27 months service universal military ing program, secon in Junea bu arrive Pet ; his Petersburg on Saturday. ik G. Johnson, Kake Re, an, is serving his third term and not ye. arrived in Juneau. OF PROGRESS RTS MADF AT VUAL MEET SECGND DIVISION W. W. Laws, Republics e == ), all Democrats, for the first time in the Legis- *iress meetlng {2t the Preshyterian | Church held 1 the church dining |room on January 17, reports from Demo- H church a great m: Palmer properties at $160,000. It |of the Territory ; : | was then, he said, that Joseph Fitz- | “Based upon our obsdrvations, wie s c o ”_‘ % ) J s m: luring the past gerald, regional attorney for the|believe a number cf changes cou R g SCrTIE B B £em-| year. T ial budget for the CAA, advised it would be “in the|be made in these practices and po ¥ b ke e 8 TUB EECODE, AR ey, 6 to $12,686 was ad- . b Re sle‘thing dov starting over, | and an:ived from Cordova or Mon. fford interests of the territory” to buy |icies which would stren the iR R ThAEbIe Y Hedn|/d { e fford L. Swap was the airport from the Palmer citizens | Territory's control of R 7 gt ] SR b e e re-eleted to the office of church o d any very inati leh Anchorege Demo- treasurer for 1951, . | Aota a8 ORA AR A0e el ke adnin e on the su it o e “A\A\‘ r.<‘r:t.!‘ term, ar-| 1 G. Wright and H. L. He said he acted at the advise | officials and members of | ‘(l‘l“ g e .”J—‘\wh« s |10 were re-clected Elders for of CAA representatives also in 1 lature regarding the source 4 A e Ut to its. Democrat PR " & m of e years. Dr. ling the territory as the owner of | disposition of Territorial asse = R e i s was elected er the airport lands in the initial re- | The srt of Anderson and t labors and 5 Y -'H‘”‘ “”‘:‘_-‘ l;wm-“ L term. The ord- quest even though the commission then was negotiating for its pur- chase. | “Why did you make such a false certification?” asked Sen. McClellan | tion of the Territory, (D-Ark). “1. No officer of the T¢ “I would say upon the advice nl}chnrwud with the d pany goes on to say: “It is not now practicable | pare statements which will quately present the fin the CAA that it would expedite the | adequate financial statem application,” Schwamm replied. the Territorial government Verbal Agreements “2. The existin Schwamm said the commission |cords are mainta had verbal agreements for the sale basis (that is, reflecting only of the land. Asked if he did not |receipts and disbursements know that verbal agreements were than on an accrual bas [l € 4 ¢ not binding, he replied: accounting “Senator, I've bought real estate, | vision for an e cars and others things by verbal | which would permit the preparation | MGDERAEOQ fOR agreement.” of such statements.” i Schwamm said the $5500 land| F this re . sqi figure mentioned in the first ap- the ancial ANCI’EGR&J“ plication referred only to that land | from time to time by the Treasu which the commission thought it er office actually have little mea WASHIN would have to purchase. The sx50‘.000 i | Pormier b land figure in the second applica- | The Treasurer's statement ham of North Caroll moderator for a meeti chorage, Alaska, next which plans will be lai are tion, he said, included purchase | no doubt correct to the last per of the original propertie: -so far as they go. The trouble Snodgrass Testifies is that they do not go far enough Roland Snodgrass, secretary of | [fhe Treasurer's books, for ex-|mapjiorial defense con the Palmer Aeronautics Cnmx:m-?"mm"- may show a bank balance of | gooy « half a million doilars, with out-|~ ¢ sion, testified three “frienciy” ap- | praisers had set value of the land variously at $100,000 to $171,000 Senator Hoey (D-NC) asked Snod- | actual ba grass if it wasn't true that the|the books do not sho Palmer committee had agreed to re- | Standing bills or futu commit- | fund to the territory $145,000 of the ments for which warrants have $150,000 purchase price. not been issued. These might total ! He said “yes” and explained the |2 half million dollars. The Territory | Palmer group had been given in re- would then be $200,000 in the red, turn an option or verbal promise but the Treasurer’s books—through that the airport would be returned 10 fault of the Treasurer under the to whatever municipality in the existing system—would not show it. Palmer area should become incor- | System Just Grew porated and qualified to take over The Territor present hrl:rr-[ operation of the field. skelter accounting system, if it'is When asked why the Palmer group RS had surrendered the propefy fU_x': NOW at A.E.L.&P. ——————————————————r——————— New lamp bulb beautifies fixtures like these! tanding warrants of $200,000. This | 1d leave the Territory with an alance of $300,000. But what is the out- the meet- former Pre- ty of No nd proposed gaid Dr. Graham Univer “the choice of inter. develope “‘could ¥ ing, sident of the Carolina, was ested parties” Senator Mc the after it (R-Ore) i moderate air- port.” NOYES TO ANCHORAGE Col. John R. Noyes, Alaska Roads | Commissioner, advised his Juneau | office this morning that he will go! direct from Seattle to Anchorage where he will attend the conference of government agencies, unions and | contractors interested in building | construction in the territory, to be held Monday and Tuesday, in an | | effort to speed defense construction. | | Noyes, was enroute to Washing- ton, D.C. H¢ had first planned to | come to Juneau today, leaving Sun- Bright light directed UP from this part of bulb e BEL(Z AT GASTINEAU William Beltz, Nome legislator is at the Gastineau Hotel. SESESIIPIPSDN Downward light softened by tinted enamel costing here & e BONDED SOUR MASH | KENTUCKY BOUREON WHISKEY 100 PROCF ay ArietRils TSR DITTIERY, T General Electric 50-GA Bulhs oy 40¢ Plus Tax Alaska Electrie Light and Power Co, il b eld next Kasilof De *ning at the Worship erving his fourth term 1 impre: arrived in Juneau at noon €mo; had not Wendell K ncho D enius | ¢ rd rving ot reach- | re-elected t Board of Trustees i trustees crvice for the will be held on Truste dish Martha So- ice Circle es func- with the f tioning: C C pe: MIs. R. B. Burro' Mrs. Hugh B, An- trim, Mrs. Birdie ren and M t Dyt Dinin; ames Carlos tield, Hugh y. A 43-year-old woman, Tan £ Mooi, was fined 0 for trespassing into a police [ und. She was arrested while = t to hand a packet of roast ( s H. M. s Drake. ork to a prisoner. i To Non-Catholics and Catholics Alike You Are Cordially Invited To A Holy VIESSION conducied hy the Noled Jesuit Missionary #Rev. Francis Toner, S. J. of the Jesuit Mission Band JANUARY 21—28 (INCLUSIVE) EVENING Ei]l 7:30 SERVICES Catheolic Churelh Fifth and Gold 4 ITS PURPOSE ( 1 In these critical days of moral dence and assaults against «Christ faith and morals, to give people a clearer realization of the real purpose of life and man’s great destiny; 2 To enable people to see more clearly whether or not they are directing life’s course to its proper goal—eternal hap- piness; whether they are using — or wasting — the limited time allotted to reach that goal; 3 To help people chart a SURE course, safe from the many dangers and decep- tions that beset the way; 4 TO INSPIRE PEOPLE TO PERSE- VERE, never to lose heart, but rather to increase their good efforts until they have safely reached the Harbor of Sal- vation and Eternal Happiness—a goal that may be much nearer than you think! FATHER TONER (ST, FRANCIS XAVIER Great “Apostle of the Indies”) &3 IS THE ACCEPTABLE TIME"” = N .