Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Patter
son and son were scheduled to
leave Thursday by plane for a
vacation in the states.
Emil Knudsen. owner of
Knudsen’s Fountain, returned
home Saturday after spend
ing several days in Seattle.
Sleet Earl D.
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50 More Marshal*
Asked For Alaska
Attorney General McGrath
has asked Congress for $300.
000 to add 50 deputy marshals
to his staff in Alaska, the As
sociated Press reported from
Washington.
The request for additional
deputies was supported by
Justice Department officials,
Delegate E L. Bartlett and
the American Social Hygiene
Association.
Areas around Anchorage
and Fairbanks were listed as
the “two main trouble cen
ters,” with prostitution, gene
ral crime, liquor and crimes
of violence as the major pro
blems.
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SEATTLE — KETCHIKAN — JUNEAU
The association rapped An
chorage and FairbiiiKs uai
and said “in S t*a, as i i Se
ward and Juneau, the wintei
months are quiet but the
prostitution racketeers are
looking forward to a busy
season in the spring and
summer . . ,
The association praised bot t
Ketchikan and Kodiak. Re
garding Kodiak the report
stated: “the survey team had
found the same Excellent
conditions to prevail durin*
January as during the pre
vious surveys during 1948.”
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