DELEGATION FROM
HAWAII PRESSING
FOR STATEHOOD
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 — ,.T -
A 27-mcmbor Hawaii delegation
pushing, for statehood for tlie Ter
ritory aimed today at calling on
every member of the U.S. Senate
by this weekend.
The group, headed by Gov. I. M.
Stainback, conferred yesterday with
Secretary* of the Interior Chap
man and visited Senators O’Ma
honey (D-Wyo) and Cordon (R
Ore'.
At a caucus in the office of Dele
gate Farrington (R-Hawaii). the
delegation decided to call as a group
on all 11 members of the Republi
can Steering Committee in the Sen
ate and all six members of the
Democratic Steering Committee.
In addition, it was decided to pay
group visits at the offices of Sena
tor Butler <R-Nebt. a leading state
hood opponent: and Senators Ke
fauver (D-Tenn) and Sparkman !
(D-Alat. listed by the group as sup- I
porters of the pending statehood
bill.
Other members of the Senate will
be contacted by individuals in the
Hawaii party who know them best.
EIGHT ARRIVE BUT
25 FLY SOUTH, PAA
The usual winter southward mi
gration continues on Pin American
World Airways with only eight pas
sengers arriving to 25 outbound
yesterday.
From Seattle: Andrew Dalgleigh,
Robert Feero, C. Holland, Olaf Mel
seth, Geraldine Miles. Edna Polley,
Gwenn Redd and Charles Rohda.
To Seattle: J. M. Dillon, W.
Pierce, Ivan Bmensbach, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Darling, Earl Ellingen,
Ann Sayles, Edward Hutchinson,
Kalle Raatikainen, Dr. Robert King.
A. C. LaCroix. L. N. Atkinson.
Mrs. William Benson, Diane Ben
son, Jack With, Irene Chitton,
Mrs. Grindle, Frank Swartzbacher,
W. F. Burmiester, John Ninneman,
Roy Avrit, William Hawkins, John
Ricketts, Albert Tilley and Donald
Scott.
20 DRAFTED FROM SE
ALASKA DECEMBER 12
Twenty men from Southeast Al
aska have received their greetings
from Uncle Sam to report for duty
with the Aimed Services on Dec- !
ember 12. Ten from Anchorage will
I report for induction at Ft. Rich
ardson, iiom Fairbanks and
Nome, two, John McCormick, head
of the Selective Service System
for Alaska, said today.
REACH TO SITKA
Ray Beach, Juneau tax assesor,
has been asked by the City of Sitka
to do an assessor’s job there. He is
leaving temorew lor a month.
AT TFE GASTINF.AU
Jann . E. B: .van with Coast
Guard ch ::i.1 office here, is living
at the G t neau Hotel.
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: 7 WILL REPRESENT
ALASKA AT WHITE
HOUSE YOUTH MEET
Seven members of the Alaska
Commission on Children and Youth
will be in attendance at the mid
century White House Conference on
Children and Youth when sessions
are opened in Washington. D. C..
nrxt Sunday.
The Rev. R. Rolland Armstrong,
Juneau, chairman of the Alaska
Commission is leaving here today.
Mrs. Robert R. Atwood, Anchorage,
is leaving there today. Mrs. Lydia
Fchn-Hansen, Fairbanks, is also
departing today for Washington, j
Other members already in Wash
ington include Mrs. E. L. Bartlett, |
Henry A. Benson, James C. Ryan,
and Hugh J. Wade. George F.
Chrisman, executive secretary is
unable to attend. Dewey Baker
the local chairman, appointed by.
Mayor Waino Hendrickson.
HOSPITAI NOTES
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Admitted to St. Ann's hospital
yesterday were: Fred Milligan, Mrs.
Beatrice Stoddard, Mrs. Alton Co
mine, Mrs. Robert Thibodeau.
Dismissed were John Young, Mrs.
Charles Johnston and baby boy. ,
Admitted to the Government hos
pital were Martha Horton of Juneau
and Daniel Jacobs of Haines.
MANY WOLF TRACKS
AT PERSEVERANCE
After seeing well packed wolf
:rails around the Perseverance Mine
M Weber decided he would do a
ittle wolfing this winter. He found
10 evidence of wolf kills, he said.
Vlcst cf the tracks were pointing j
:outh and he judged there were 1
ibout a half dozen animals in the
:rck. The size of the tracks indi
cated big wolves.
HOLIDAY EVENTS
HlfiHlIS'iT SCHOOL
DECEMBER PROGRAM
The annual Christmas Concert,
the Senior Ball and four basketball
eames in which the high school
Bears will participate are sched
uled on the Juneau High School
activities program for the month of
December, Stanley Sears, Superin
tendent of Schools said today.
The schools will close on the
afternoon of December 22 for the
Christmas Holiday and will recon
vene January 3.
The Christmas Concert will be
given on the evening of December
22 in the High School gym.
Sj dent* and teacher advisors are
now making plans for the annual
Senior Eail to be he'd the evening
December 15 in the High School
gym.
Ti the elementary schools the
v. i’i k preceding the Christmas Holi
cl:,! , v 11 be devoted in part to the
annual Christmas tree parties. The
art classes are already at work on
the holiday theme.
32 CASRsED VIA
PKA WEDNESDAY
Six arrived and 17 departed Ju
neau yesterday on Pacific Northern
Airline flights. Prom Anchorage:
rrene Stietch, John fiickettes, Don
Magee, Dr. and Mrs. Chalmers.
From Yakutat: Bert Hansen.
To Anchorage: Lou and Jim Clif
f rd. John McDonald. Fred Powell.
Phil Moore, Mary Jerome, Leonard
Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jacob
sen W. Irvin, Fred Lindhe, A. M. |
McNab, S. O. Ponath, Fred and
Kathleen Biesemeyer.
To Yakutat: Mable and John
Jackson.
Nine were carried between points.
mmiTER5 WARNED
BY CITY POIICE
There has been an epidemic of
complaints to the police that kids
have been letting the air out of
tires of parked cars, Police Chief
Bernard E. Hulk said this morn
ing.
Reports indicate that five car'j
parked behind the Federal Build
ing were bothered in this manner
in addition to three behind the Ju
neau Hotel, one by the McKinley
Building and one parked on Shat
tuck Alley.
Air ne catching a youngster en
gaged in this activity is advised to
hold the child and notify the police
immediately, Hulk said.
SOY JOSEPH JOINS
THIBODEAU FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thibodeau
are the proud parents of a baby
boy. born this morning at 12:48 at
St. Ann's hospital. He tipped the
scales at a husky 8 poimds and 7
ounces and has been named Guy
Joseph.
He joins two brothers—John, 2.
and Thomas, 1. and a sister, Mary
Catherine, 3. Robert is affiliated
with his father. Councilman Joe
Thibodeau in the grocery business
here.
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