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Oscar Dahl, owner
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By Mildred Kirkpatrick
David Shea now belongs to
Seward in a far greater measure
than he did while living among
us and quietly delivering papers.
More people know the name
than ever knew him personally,
and it will not be forgotten
by anybody now living in Sew
ard.
A committee was appointed
by the mayor to work out details
for a swimming pool. Until they
have the plans formulated or at
least some workable suggestion,
nothing will be done except for
the fund raising, which must
proceed with all possible speed.
We must not put in another sum
mer without the protection for
our children that a pool will
offer.
Murl Trevethan, Dick Beissner
and Jim Kirkpatrick will head
up the committee, with John
Rosness as treasurer. They will
choose other members as needed
and as fast as plans develop they
will be made public.
This is not a private venture,
not a scheme of a few people i
who wish notoriety, but a pro- {
ject that will take the whole
soulcd effort of every man and j
woman in town. If we all work,
we will succeed.
ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
OF THE INTERIOR
With the recent appointments j
of Dale E. Doty and Vernon D.:
Northrop as Assistant Secretar-j
ies of the Interior in addition to
the two present Assistant Secre
taries, C. Girard Davidson and
William E. Warne, Secretary
Chapman has announced the as
signment of specific fields for
each with Assistant Secretary
Doty in charge of the major por
tion of Interior Department ac
tivities as they affect Alaska.
With the title of Assistant
Secretary for Public Land Man
agement, Assistant Secretary
Doty, who, for many years, was
assistant to Secretary Chapman
prior to his new appointment,
will have charge of the Office
of Land Utilization, Office of
Territories, the Bureau o* *_,anu
Management, the National Park
Service, the Fish and Wildlife
Service and the Bureau of Indian
Aifairs.
Assistant Secretary Davidson
will be in charge of the Division
of Oil and Gas, the Division of
Geography, the Bureau of liines
and the Geological Survey.
Assistant Secretary Warne,
who, for the past several years,
has been in charge of the De
partment's Alaska program, will
the assigned in charge of the Di
vision of Power, the Bureau of
Reclamation, the Bonneville
Power Administration, South
western Power Administration
and the Southeastern Power Ad
ministration.
The Administrative Assistant
Secretary, Vernon D. Northrop,
will supervise on a continuing
basis the administrative manage
ment activities of the Interior
Department.
Patronize Home Industry
REGIONAL COUNSEL FOR
BUREAU OF
LAND MANAGEMENT
Preston E. Peden, formei
member of Congress from Okla
homa, has been appointed re
gional counsel for the Bureau ol
Land Management and will be
located in Anchorage.
Mr. Peden, who served in the
80th Congress, made a trip tc
Alaska in the fall of 1948. He
recently has been associated with
the House Public Lands Com
mittee as a professional stafi
member. Mrs. Peden and their
two children will join Mr. Peden
soon after he arrives in Alaska,
Two of the fairer sex boarded
an air liner recently. One turned
to the pilot and said, “Now,
please don’t travel faster than
sound. We want to talk.”
The Inlet Inn
in Homer
NEW AND MODERN
ACCOMMODATIONS
Carl F. Gulley, Owner
P.O. Box 3 Homer, Alaska J
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