in goad faith to now carry out tho
basic idea and foundation of the
community structure would not bo
permitted.'-to imperil tho rights of
a vast majority of the colonists
who had made' and were new fulfil
ing similar pledges and combined
action, -with benefit to the entire
community.
Mr.Sheely further s-aid that one
Olathe controlling principles be
hind Federal relief and rehabilita
tion projects was that the right
of the single individual must be
subordinated to the rights of tho
many, in order that real benefit
should be derived by those deemed
to be worthy of assistance and aid
in the time of distress and need.
The Corporation lias retained the
services of former Senator L.V.Rny
as general counsel in this and in
all other matters, and to such
counsel has been referred the en
tire matter with instructions to
proceed in the courts of Alaska
to secure to the Corporation the
tracts of land the money and per
sonal property advanced to the
four colonists who now fail, as it
is claimed, to comply with their
agreements, so that prospective
colonists now making application
for home-sites might be located
thereon.
AIRMAIL FRjOMjjFAIRBA1IKK
Inquires concerning Airmail service
and schedules out of Fairbanks
brings its the following informa
tion from Mr.R.E.Sheldon, Post
Master at Fairbhnks, "Please be
advised the regular weekly airmail
service out of Fairbanks for
Juneau and Sotith leaves from now
pn at 8:AM each 3\inda.y morning.
V/e have not been advised of any
contemplated change in this schcd
. ule • thouout the winter.
Airmail from along the RR belt
arriving here Sunday evening does
not connect with this dispatch of
course but, because of heavy
passenger, trafi-e by plane between
here and Juneau, especially this
time'of year, there is, or has
boon,.'- midweek trip or two which
always takes any airmail on hand
hand. therefore, up.to this time,
your airmail has riot been- serious
ly delayed. ' . /
If later on the RR schedule should
be advanced a day and trains arrive
here Saturday 'caeiiirig, it would
be perfect connection. If this
doesn’t happen, the planes will
be asked to set their departure
back to Monday mornings.
We have no advise as to when the
Clipper service between Seattle
and June au will bo established
but doubt if it will be Before-the
1st, of the year, 11
It has been learned that the pre
sent Airmail service will land
nail here from the middle states
approximately a day and half
earlier than mail from Seattle,
written on the same date.
Therefore, it is advisable to use
this Airmail service at all tines
when quick delivery is required#
If a change Is made in this
schedule, we will try to find
out and print it in the paper for1
the. convenience of every cney
Mrs. Ross L.Sheely has 'been elect
ed Chairman of the committee ap
pointed to handle tho sales of
Tuberculosis Christmas Seals in
this vicinity. The proceeds of
which arc usee1 to fight Tubercul
osis. If is a very important
factor to have a representative
here in our Community, since the
preparation being made to fight
this dreaded disease.
JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST ALASKA'S
PUBLIC ENEMY N0.1.
Christmas Seals afford you an op
portunity to help wipe out tuber
culosis chief menace t>o the health
and happiness of the people in
•this Territory. Tuberculosis can
be conquered. In 1904, when the
National Tuberculosis Association
began the campaign in the United
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