JOHN PADEN. WIFE
RESIGN FROM ANS
^ JUNEAU, —The resignation of
Mr. and Mrs. John Paden from the
Alaska Native Service was an
nounced April 6, by Don Foster,
ANS general superintendent. The
resignations were made, said Fos
ter, because of the serious illness
of Mrs. Paden, who has been in
the States for the past two months
receiving medical treatment.
Paden has been with the U.S.
Indian Service for 11 years and
was acting as ANS field repres
entative at the time of his resig
nation. His resignation will be ef
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DR. Wm. CHARTERIS
IS MAYOR OF SITKA
Dr. William Charters, formerly
of Nome, was elected as mayoi
of Sitka in that city’s election
held last week.
STANLEY PARSONS HAVE
BABY DAUGHTER TUESDAY
Air. and Mrs. Stanley Parsons,
of the AlasKa Airlines here, are
the proud narents of a baby dam-h
to- born in Anchorage yesterday.
fective on April 15. He will join
the Alaska Native Industries Coop
erative Association in Seattle. No
successor has yet been appointed.
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HOLLYWOOD, — <#>) —Walt
Disney is planning to show the
world the untold wonders of Al
aska.
For two years, the cartoon wiz
ard has been gathering materials
on the northern territony. Last
summer he made a thorough tour
of Alaska, even into the Arctic
Circle, and he has posted a man
to gather material there the year
round.
“Few people realize the immense
possibilities of Alaska,” Walt said.
‘‘It will be an easier land to set
tle than was the American west,
because there are no Indians.”
Just cold? I suggested.
‘‘It’s no colder than Minnesota,”
he said in defense.
Walt said he plans to use the
material as ‘‘factual entertain
ment,” similar to the subjects he
has made on South America. “I
plan to show what is there, plus
the fable and legend of the land,”
he explained. The films will com
bine l:ve action and cartoon. As
yet, he doesn’t know whether the
film will take the shape of feat
ures or of short subjects.
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JUNEAU ARCHITECT HERE
TO PLAN FOR NOME HOSPITAL
Harold Foss, well-known Jun
1 eau architect, arrived in Nome on
, the Pan American plane Tuesday
| night.
I He is here to present a set of
I
plans for the proposed new hos
pital to Dr. J. B. Tucker, who is
managing the hospital here for
the Women’s Division of the Meth
odist Mission Board,
i Those who have seen the plans
j report that with a few changes
they appear to be excellent.
GOTTSCHALK RETURNED
TO FAIRBANKS TUESDAY
j Harry Gottschalk, who is plan
) ning to open a tavern in Nome this
spring as soon as premises are
vacated by Gordon’s Shoe Store,
returned to his home in Fairbanks
yesterday.
Charles “Chuck*
O’Leary
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Senator
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