Scholar Abroad
Experiences Told
An international program enter
tained the Rotarians at their
luncheon Tuesday at the Island
Fountain when Ensign Lyle Lan
caster presented a second talk on
his experiences as a Fullbrighf
scholar in Germany.
Many of his experiences with
language and customs were humor
ous but on the serious side he
said he learned that “every
country has its mark of glory” if
we seek it, and while he felt there
was much other countries could
le*arn from us that every country
had features that we should study
and that could be used as models
for continuing improvement here
Lou Veerman, Alaska Steamship
agent, also gave a classification
talk on his vocation, in which he
described the history of his
company in serving the needs ol
Alaskan shippers and people.
He described his company as
the “most highly containerized
ocean-going shipping line in the
world” and told of the start the
company made with 1500 cribs
until 20,000, at a value of $21 each,
are in use. He said a force of 10
men in Seattle do nothing but
build and repair the containers.
He pointed out that use of con
tainers was one of the new
methods adopted by the Alaska
Steamship company to meet new
needs, and added that “as condi
tions change in Alaska we will
change to meet those conditions in
an effort toward always giving
better service.”
< Guests at the luncheon included
Carl Pajoman, Seattle, Jack Mc
Cord, local cattle rancher, Rev.
John A. Moletti, just returned
from fishing, Robert Miller of
White Alice, Bill Kingston, Wash
ington Fish & Oyster company
superintendent, Norman Haugland,
superintendent for Halferty, and
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