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lilLLBC ARDS PAR 11A L L Y PROHlMfD
Commenting unon a recent editorial in
Jesson's ""eekly on British Columbia’s ban*
ning of■bill-boards on public-highrays,
Fred ’"eilor, acting manager of the Fair
banks district Land Office, says that bill
boards are already banned on any public
lands in llaslca except by special permit.
Permits for advertising dis- lays are sub
ject to the folioring restrictions: To
advertising may be permittee" that -ould mar
tho landscape, hide road intersections or
crossings. Fo advertising may be affixed
to or painted on any tree or roc’- situated
.on ’-•ublic lands or on any other natural obi
■ je.ct, "d advertising may be erected more
• thnh 30 '-lies from the advertiser’s -lace
of business, Fo advertising displays shall
bo allowed '-it'.in l,r.00 feet of each other,
and not more than one sign 'er mile adver
tising one concern or nroduct. Serial
signs intended to bo road in sccucncc rhich
individually do not give the corn-lcte ad
vertisement are prohibited. Regulations
against signs do not include official not
ices, government danger or informative
signs, high-ay markers, safety notices,
signs at the entrance to a to-r., advert ising
the community itself, rod cross si ns, and
agricultural fair signs.
These regulations, however, a nly only on
the public domain, ’-’hich mould make it ad
visable for the territorial legislature to
mass its o-m lar-s to protect the high may a
jfrom billboards.
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[Hir5T"AY CUSTO: IS ..T ITS, C r.o. f^om p. 5.
authorising the driver to take the car out
Cthor’-isc, Canadian customs ’-ill not allor
the car to ras*.
ALLMAN SEC’V fO RETAILERS
Jack Allman', rho published the first ^apor
here, is,, nor secretary to the Retail Liouor
Association. Me recently made a tri~ to
the Juneau offico.
AMONG THE INJURED
lire. I. II, Sandvik, rho recently returnpJ
frdn the c&tos, brought info mat ion ba/k
rolative’to a former teacher in the
Falmer School, Kay Kreinbring, Kay Krein
bring Lathanan ras among the injured on
the Alaska Airlines rhich crashed at
Thanksgiving time, killing eight persons,
Kay ras listed as being treated for'bums
and released from the Hospital, Mrs. Sand
vik said that she had talked to Kay over
the phofio, ahd she had sufferod bums on
the log, Mr, Lathanan died from bums,
sustained^rhon the plane exploded, about '
Ner Years." Ho ras hospitalized at Renton,
"Washington.
It is only at the troo loaded rith fruit
that people thror stones. _