MORE ABOUT . . .
Scouts At Jamboree
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Irvine Ranch, Santa Ana, for
the third National Jamboree,
which is from July 17 through
July 23.
After the jamboree, the Alas
ka boys will see other places in
California and work their way
north to Klamath Falls, Oregon
and back to Seattle. The entire
trip is a six-weeks tour by char
ter bus. It is an experience our
boys will never forget.
It was thought for a while
that Peter and Dan, being very
tall, would top the Alaska con
tingent. but Mrs. Wagner said
today that the Fairbanks troop
lias a 15-year-cld Scout who
stands 6 feet 9 inches, so Alaska
boys will show up wherever
they go.
The Jamboree will be open to
the public at all times. Big eve
ning arena ohows arc planned
each night. There will be a fire
works show on July 21. Sec
tional campfire programs are
scheduled for July 13, 20 and
22.
An interesting sidelight on
the huge assembly comes from a
Riverside, California paper:
“Use of paper plates and cups
will eliminate the dishwashing
problem at the Jamboree, but
distribution will be a major en
gineering problem." Scout in
genuity, aided by the Goodwill
Industries of Southern Califor
nia, has already arranged for
the distribution of four freight
carloads of the “dinnerwnre”
with a minimum of effort.
Through a subcontract from
the firm awarded the Jamboree
paper plate contract. Goodwill
Industries workers have just
completed boxing the paper
dishes in daily units for each
troop’s use during its stay at
the Irvine Ranch.
For instance, in a box labeled
for one particular day's use,
there are packed 40 eight-inch
plates, 80 nine-inch plates, 40
nine-ounce hot drink cups, 80
cold drink cuos. 40 five-ounce
juice cups, !0 dessert dishes,
and 120 nankins. That box is
duplicated for each day and for
each of the troops expected to
attend.
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A crowd of approximately
200 shooting enthusiasts watch
ed the exhibition of Ken Beagle
Wednesday night in Lowell
Canyon.
A strong cross wind interfered
with some shots and the crowd
was showered with orange juice
several times as the expert hit
oranges, grapefruit, cabbages
and eggs in the air. They took
it all in good part, however, and
pronounced Beagle all he claim
ed to be.
The Beagles represent the
Remington, Peters, Dupont gun
and powder manufacturers.
STOP THE MAGGOTS AS
YOUR GARDEN GROWS
As Seward gardens are just
beginning to grow, it is time for
farmers and gardeners to get
their insecticide ready for-the
invasion, Dr. Richard If. Wash
burn, insect control specialist
for the Agriculture Extension
Service, said.
Cutworms and root maggots
usually begin their activity in
late May. The smaller the cut
worrns and maggots are, the
easier they are to kill, Wash
burn said. If gardeners wait un
til the pests are full grown, n
may be too late.
While cutworms may not ap
pear, root maggots will and
some oi the following insecti
cides should control the mag
gots: Cblordnne, Aldrin, Hepta
chlor or corrosive sublimate.
The chemical should be applied
at 10 day intervals a:; long as
eggs are found. Aldrin and 1A;.
laehlor should be applied to
one-half to one pound per acre:
chlorciane, 1 pound per acre:
and corrosive sublimate, 1 ounce
par 10 gallons of water.
At {tie first sign of cutworm
at itv, either Heptachlor,
Chiordjne, Aldrin, Toxaphene
or DDT mould be applied, Wash
burn said. The specialist recom
mended 1 pounct per acre for the
1U otuchlur and Aldrin. 2 pounds
per acre for Chlordanc or DDT.
and 3 pounds per acre for Toxa
phene. The last application of
any insecticide should be at
least 20 days before Harvest.
Detailed information about
root maggots and cutworm con
trol in included in Circular 10.
"Root Maggots in Alaska,” and
Ciicular 0, “Insects of Agricul
tural and Household Importance
in Alaska." The circulars are
available from local Agricul
tural Extension Service offices
or from the Alaska Agricultural
Experiment Station in Palmer.
It was 2 o'clock in the morn
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and worn. “Darling,” said his
wife, “are you coming to bed?”
“No,” muttered the busy au
thor. “I've got the pretty girl
in the clutches of the villain
and I want to get her out.”
“How old is the girl?”
“Twenty-two.”
“Then put out the lights and
get to bed,” she snapped. “She's
old enough to take care of her
self!"
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Jets For 4th
Sol Urie, member Seward 4th
of July Committee, today re
ceived a letter from Col. Allen
R. Springer, promising an aerial
exhibition of F-94 jet all-weather
interceptors on July 4th.
The flight is part of a training
operation which will fly over
Seward at 1:30 p.m.
This is in response to a request
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the gesture is deeply appreci
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Col. Springer also sent his
best wishes for a successful
Fourtli of July celebration.
B&PW SOLICITING FUNDS
FOR KIDS' EVENTS
Members of the Business &
Professional Women's Club are
soliciting funds this week. These
funds are for prizes in the kids'
events and the parade.
It wouldn't be the 4th of July
without the kids' races—nor
without a parade. With so many
mere people in town this year,
with the highway open and ex
cursion rates on the ARR, it
looks like a big day on the 4th.
Anyone wishing io set up a
cor.cission on the 4th of July
is io contact the American Le
gion. Food, soil drinks, etc., on
cor.c«-ssion bas’3 will be done on
a group basis with part of the
profits going to the Committee.
Missing Persons
The Governor’s office has re
ceived inquiries about the fol
lowing missing persons. Anyone
knowing the whereabouts of
these persons is requested to
communicate with the Gover
nor’s office, Box 1571, Juneau:
BOBER, EDWARD PETER;
born Jan. 30, 1917, Chicago.
Last heard of in 1943 when he
was hauling supplies for Army
from States to Alaska.
DIXON, WALTER T.; about
65. Employed on Attu during
World War II.
ELLESTAD, ANDRIS J.;
about 51; born Vestre Slidre,
Norway.
FLEISCHHAUER, LOUIS;
born July 6, 1860, Genoa; came
to Alaska 1896 or '97.
GEHERSKY, HENRY C.; age
about 50.
GENTCH, HERMAN.
GORAN OFF, MIKE (MILU
GORANOFF); last heard of in
Fairbanks.
HAINES, HENRY (or Henry
Henderson) about 61; from El
lensburg, Wash.
HAM, JAMES EDOM; about
19: from Texas.
HAYNIE, JACK; aye 32; last
known address Point Baker, Al
ii E N A U L T, JOSEPH N.;
about 63: born in Canada. Left
Florida about 1950, believed to
have gone to Alaska.
II I L E N, TAYLOR S. Last
•vE2CTBE£Kv'55‘
heard of Feb. 1950; reported
employed by Alaska Railroad.
HUNTSMAN, CLAUDE AL
LEN: age about 36, 6’2”; weight
160 lbs.; black hair, grey eyes;
had worked as telegrapher and
dispatcher.
JOHNSON, CHARLES B.; age
55 to 60; believed to have lived
in Kodiak.
LEGLAND, JOHN (or JOHAN
LEGLAND or LEGLEND) last
wrote to relatives in Norway
from Roberts Cannery, Uganik.
LITTLE, JOHN ROBERT.
McLEAN, EDWARD LEE; age
63-64; mine prospector. Believed
to have gone to Anchorage.
MINTO, JOHN FRANCIS, JR.
MORRIS, JIMMY HUGH; age
24; last card of in January 1950;
employed in Anchorage; heavy
duty equipment operator.
MYRICK, ALBERT: from Mis
sissippi. Last address Anchorage.
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NEWELL, JERRY DEAN; age
25.
NEWELL, HOLLIS MAX; age
49.
NOONAN, KATE; also known
as KATHERINE A. NORTON.
ROSMO, A. MAX.
SANDOVAL, ANTONIO DO
MINGO; from Colorado.
SINGLETON, EDWARD JR.
TERRY, JOSEPH F. from Pat
erson, New Jersey.
THOMAS, JOE J.
UERLING, JACK.
WHALEN, GEORGE or SMIL
NETSKY, GEORGE; age about
39; construction worker.
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