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Drivers Watch Step
isuch fine and imprisonment and
that drivers license be suspended ,
for a period not exceeding six
months; in the discretion of tire
■v ourt.
Any person who shall drive or
operate any motor vehicle upon '
any of the streets, or other pub- ■
lie ways in the Town of Seward.
Alaska, who has been convicted j
of operating a motor vehicle
vhile under the influence of in-I
toxicating liquor, and whose li- !
cense has been revoked shall be '
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof, shall
be punished by a fine not ex
reeding $100.00, or by imprison
ment in the City Jail, for a per
iod not exceeding JO days, or by
both such fine and imprisonment
in the discretion of the court.
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RAINBOW |
NEWS
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I'he Order of Rainbow for girls
bad these regular meeting July
15th at the Masonic Hall. The
Pastern Stars were special guest.
Mrs Eda Myers, Worthy Matron
.■I' Seward Chapter no. 10, was
presented.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Williams of
California. Mrs. Williams is Past
Grand Patron of California.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruth of Sicalia
Chapter of California. Mis Ruth
s a Past Matron and also mem
:er of Advisory Board.
Mr. Joyce of Alako Chapter of
■Wattle and member of Advisory
Board, Alako Assembly of Seat
■He.
Mrs. Dowdson argd Mrs. E Hen
ry of Iones Chapter of Seattle.
Mrs. Henry is Associate Matron
of her Chapter.
Mrs. and Mr. Hagen of Brimer
’on Chapter, Mrs Hagen is the
Worthy Matron of Bremerton. We
-vere very happy to have these
out of town visitors.
The Rainbow Girls are going
<“* ^ j
"o attend the Church of Christ
Sunday 18th at eleven O'clock.
Initiation was held for Tannya
Rose Malcom and Lila Thorsen.
Merit pins were given to Wil
ma and Edona Myers, Beverly
Seater. Jeanette Lind. Carol Ma
han. Pauline Farr received for
those earning 600 or more points.
Wilma and Edona Myers. Phyllis
Dangler. Ruth DeWolf, June and j
Patsy Woods. Betty Hoogland,
Beverly Seater, Beverly Abrn
hansen. and Leah Jones received
pins for attending all the meet
ings for one year.
There will be a bake sale July ■
24th. ten O’clock at Waechter
August 4th is our next meet
ing after wards there will be a
Pledge Service for Three Girls.
Refreshments were served by
Margaret Lindsay, and Jeanette
Lind helped.
1 Day Service \
j
1 Week Service
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BUDD C. TRESSLER
ARRIVED IN LISBON
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Budd 0. Trcssier, seaman ap
prentice. IkSN. son of Charles R. '
Tressler ol Seward. Alaska, nr- j
rived in Lisbon, Portugal, while'
serving aboard the destroyer USS
Vesole, one of the 13-vessel Mid
shipmen Practice Squadron on its,
annual summer cruise.
The personnel of the Vesole j
was extended a warm welcome
by the Portuguese whose capital
is periodically visited by ships of
Admiral Conolly’s Northern Eu
ropean Task Force.
Liberty in the Old World city j
was a pleasant relaxation after |
the days of intense drill and in- 1
struction on the voyage across
the Atlantic from Annapolis. Md., :
where the Midshipmen were em
barked June 7
INISKIN PENINSULA
OIL IS RELEASED
O
Director W. E. Wrather of the
Geological Survey announced to
day that a preliminary report on
the geology and petroleum pos
sibilities of the Iniskin Peninsula
Alaska, has been placed on open
file for public inspection in ad
vance of publication.
The Iniskin Peninsula is on the
west side of Cook Inlet, about
LiO miles southwest of Anchor
age. Seepages of high-gravity oil
have long been known on the
peninsula and several wells have
been drilled. Shows of oil and
gas were reported in some of the
wells, hut petroleum has not been
produced in eommerical quantity.
The report, by C. E. Kirsehner,
is based mainly on investigations
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on the Iniskin Peninsula by geo |
legists L. B. Kellum and Helmuth
Widow, Jr in 1!)44, and C. K. |
Kirschner and I). L. Minard in
1!)4(>. but also includes results
of earlier investigations by the
Geological Survey. The report,
which consists of a typewritten
text, a geologic map structure
sections, and graphic columnar
sections, is not available for dis
tribution. but may be consulted
in offices of the Geological Sur
vey at rooms 4217 and 1033 (Libr
I
ary). Federal Works Agency
Building Washington, D.C.; room
533. Post Office and Court House,
Los Angeles< California.; Fair
banks, Alaska: and Juneau, Alas
ka.
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