The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 7, 1951, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ~ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1951 PAGE EIGHT ROUNTREE WILL SERVE by the Rev. Walter Soboleff ! MOUNTJOY RETURNS Attendants for the couple were| Charles R. Mountjoy, Ala: | oW LOCAL CD COUNCIL VISITORS ASSN. N viREr MoNtus DUTY | AT FORT BELBOIR, VA| log I § rk for the nex 3 ]Txllm Martin and Herbert Martin. | tive Service director of nativ E"D R M IN UNEAU —_— i 1if i . e is| — — & | sources, returned over the week- | There is stil room for enroll- ; his week al as I o (nd from a meeting in Seattle of y L. Rountree, Chief of the|men in the night school classes in B. C. VISITORS o a h g i | SEATTLE GUUEST Alaska Native Industries Co- BY lEGISlMURE PROGRAM plANNED Section of the Alaska Road | typing now being conducted in the Midment of Cran-| 2. A. Neal of Scattle is ot ey | FWS AGENT ON DUTY HERE| Washington, D. C., where she has ;sT( DENTS STILL ACCEPTED R. F. Scott, Wildlife Management | been called on Road Commission | NIGHT SCHOOL TYPING Mr. and M brook, B. C., Baranof H&‘l(’l for | ut The Alaska Game | stopping op(:auvz Association cannery man- ion, was scheduled to leave | Juneau High Schcol, Superinten- cheduled Lo open Feb- are stopping at the | at the Baranof Hotel au today by Pan Am dent of S | agers on operations of the organiza- With high hopes for a $100,060 ],].m enroute to Fort Bclhm:rt':}j\ this morm:r)flh StanByieeal said v tion a[nd. mnm‘r)‘v matters. He was budget to launch the Alaska Vis-| ginia, where he has been called to | weeks. b e itors Association, temporary offic-|three months active duty. Roun- | ers were meeting here today (0 tree is a major in the U. S. Army | devise ways and means of eventu-| Reserve. He will serve on special ally creating a huge tourist in-| assignment in the Army Engineers dustry for all of Alaska | School The group hopes to obtain $50,- | - o R 000 from the Territorial Legislature > PA" A which they will match through = & s memberships, donations and other . C s“ AND AVL sources. When this objective is ful- filled, permanet officers will be Q elected to carry on a program that Q will bring tourist jingle to the Ter- ritory. The Juneau- Dfl\lLl’!\ vil (1(‘[(‘n~t‘ council at its meeting Tuesday night endorsed the question of the legislature to enact a short bill giv- ing civil defense personnel the power of arrest for violation of civil defense regulations. Civil defense personnel at the present time have the power to arrest violators within the city limits of any city. School practice alerts will be planned after ssions are held with school off The civil defense council hopes to erect signs in the near future marking casualty stations and to keep private cars from blocking en- | Bob Ellis, Ketchikan airline op- trances to 1s. First aid | erator and temporary president of kits will b - | the organization, just returned from fense dist oon as the Alaska | Hawaii where he saw George Arm- Departme! ealth inspects the | itage and the Hawailan Visitors material on 1 Bureau in operation. Plans are bei made to create a “I was impressed,” . The course is for 10 MARRIED George Erwin Wi v to|longshoreman and Mi The first ciass in advanced typ- ing will start at 7:36 o'clock to- | night and the second class in be- ginning typing will be held tomor- row night at the same hour. FROM FULLER CO. NOTICE A. P. Emery of the W. P. Fuller Special meeting—Painters ‘ Local | Co., Seattle is at the Baranof Ho- | h ) for | The marris rvice was performed | 1504, 7:30 Wednesday: Important. | tel ® S o PAY LASH AI\D SAVE eS8 e P %"'i/.'&bfl AND SAVE he declared, messenger force from the ranks of the Boy Scouts upon obtaining in- dividual parent’s consent. The Bureau of Public Roads ware- house will possibly be secured for use as an auxiliary civil defense headquarters. Motor pool plans are being made with the health and, hospitalization services. Four new districts were created at last night's meeting. They are as' follows. On the Glacier Highway from the Marsh mink farm to the hill on the other side of Montana Creek, from Salmon Creek to Van- derbilt Hill with the Dr. Dick Wil- liams residence as headquarters, Salmon Creek to near the Charles Carter residence on the Glacier “with the friendly attitude of all the people there. They acted as true hosts and treated us as if we were guests in their homes. There was no one big thing, but many, many little things such as traffic courtesy, patience in giving direc- tions, the kindness of shopkeepers whether we bought anything or not and a true friendly spirit. I think we in Alaska need to cultivate more | of that sort of thing. As an in- stance, there was a bus strike wh we were in Hawaii. Many local ¢ owners made it a point to p up visitors. It was only a thing, but we appre In addition to Ellis, lcndm,, include a F‘"u 20th Century Sug&gfl SVD AVE © € il L} Highway, and one extending north on the highway on Douglas Island from the bridge. The new districts | were created because the existing ones were too large. | The alert alarm will be speeded | up at all other alerts. MEMORIAL WOULD TRIM THIRD DIV, (Continued from rage One) plcsldem: Phil Ju er; Chuck We: Mr. and Mrs. B Whaley. Larry Moore, first vice preside: Anchorage, was expected today. J {neau members present are Geo: | Sundborg, secretary; Fred Duun and Royal O'Reilly. Fellowing a reception at the Gov- ernor’s mansion tomorrow the group will give a party for leg- H islators and their wives. IN DEPT. LABOR OFFICE \< Mrs. Audrey Kessner has accept- | () ed the position of secretary to E.| | H. Norton in the Bureau of Ap-! | prenticeship section of the Depart-| {ment of Labor office in June | Mrs. Kessner has been in Jun little over a month, having come| { here with her husband who Iis| with the local office of the U. S.| Coast Guard. PAY CASH AND SAVE ¢ PAY ¢ Highest 93 Score-Shipment Every Week DARIGOLD BUTTER 83clh. Fresh Shipment - Jusi Arrived of the recess motion and the mat- ter was referred to the Rules Com- mittee. | Call of the House | Called back into session, Chair-| man McCutcheon of the Rules Cmn-\ mittee reported that the committee had not completed its deliberations. Rep. McCutcheon then asked for| a call of the House and it developed | that Rep. Kay of the Third Division | was absent and could not be located. 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