CAPTAINS NAMED,
ALSO BOUNDARIES,
CIVILIAN DEFENSE
(Continued 'rom Page Orn.)
Henry A. Harmon, District No. 11
—Bounded on south by Third Street,
on west by Harris Street as lar
north intersection Harris Street
with Basin Road, extending north
to Knoll or Hill, and extending ve
to. include all of Nelson Addition. ■
Patrol Headquarters: Henry liar- ;
mon residence, corner 5th and East
Street'; phone 319; first aid sta
t-on: William Biggs basement, 412
East Street; phone Black 472. s
Henry C. Leege, District To. 12 —
Bcmded on east.by Mail Street,
between West tith and West
Fourth Streets, also bounded
between West 8th and West 7th
Streets on east by Dixon Street
and then by brow of hill on east
to West 6th Street,' bounded on
north by West 8th Street from In
dian Street to Dixon Avenue, also
on west by Indian Street between
8th Street and Indian Village way
or alley, thence by base of hill as
far south as West 4th Street, and
on south by West 4th Street. Patrol
Headquarters: Charles Burdick resi
dence, 124 5th Street; phone Green
700; first aid station and canteen
service: Governor’s Mansion; phone
21.
Felix A. Toner. Di* re i. 17
Eounded on north by !• •: !> -
on east by Harris Si , i r:c. .:
by Third Street, and < n • ■ • >•
Main Street, including Federal
Territorial Building, Territorial
Building, Juneau Hole!, varan :
churches, apartment lia:.:.', Cc
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Phone 867 Juneau, Alaska
Home Office C'olman Bldg., Seattle
! munity Building, Shattuck Building.
J Patrol Headquarters and first aid
..station; Assembly Apartment
I House basement, corner 4th and
Seward Streets; phone 421.
Alfred L. Zenger, Sr., District No.
14.—Bounded on east by Main
Street, on north by West 4th Street
and extension thereof across to in
tersect Willoughby Avenue, on First
Street and extension, and on the
west by the base of Hill where
meets tidelands. Patrol Headquart
er,: Basement Juneau and Douglas
Telephone Co. office, 139 Dixon
Street; phone Central.
Ed A. Peyton, District No. 15.— ;
Bounded on north by Third Street,
i n east by Franklin St' < ., on west
by Main Street, and on south by
front Street, including both
theaters. Patrol Headquarters and
first aid and canteen service sta
tion: Garage and basement, A. E. ■
L. and P. Co., 2nd Street, between
Franklin and Seward Streets;
phone G16.
E. J. O’Brien, District No. 16.—
Bounded on north by Third Street,
on south by Rawn Way, on east
extending to mountain, and on west
by Franklin Street, including |
Bar.mof and Gastineau Hotels. Pa- i
trol Headquarters and first aid j
and canteen service station: !
Baranof Hotel Lobby; phone 800. j
Robert A. Cowling, District No.
17.—Bounded on north by Front
and First Streets, on east by South
Seward Street, and on south by
Willoughby Avenue from South Se
ward Street to point intersection
between Willoughby Avenue and
line of First Street extended. Patrol
Headquarters: R. W. Cowling Co.
office, 115 Front Street; phono 57.
Rod G. Darnell, District No. 18.— ,
Bounded on northeast by Front J
Street, on east by Franklin Street,
on south by Ferry Way, on south
west by Marine .Way, and on west
by South Seward Street. Patrol
Headquarters and first aid station:
Connors Garage, South Front
Street; phone 121.
John D. Kennedy, District No. 19.
-Bounded on north by Rawn Way,
on west by South Franklin Street,
on south by Bulger Way, and ex
tending eastwardly to Mountain.;
Patrol Headquarters and first aid
station: Salvation Army reading!
room. Decker Building, Fiont
Street; phone 176.
O. F. Benecke, District No 20.— i
Bounded on north by Willoughby
Avenue and Marine Way, on east
by South Seward Street, on west !
by approach to Femmer dock, and
extending southerly into Gastineau
Channel. Patrol Headquarters and
I first aid station: Alaska Coastal
. Airlines office, foot of Main Street:
phones 612 and 706.
Henry E. Green, District No. 21. -
j Bounded on northwest by extension
! South Seward Street, on north and
northeast and east by Marine Way
and Willoughby Avenue, on south
by northerly line of Juneau Cold
Storage property, and excluding
Columbia Lumber Company. Patrol
Headquarters: Alaska Steamship
Company office. Alaska Dock and
Storage Co. dock; phone 2.
Vern A. Lee, District No. 22.— I
Bounded on north by Ferry Way ;
] on cast by South Franklin Street,!
| on south by northerly line of Juneau
i Cold Storage property, and on west
by Marine Way and Willoughby
Avenue, and including Columbia
Lumt.hr Company. Patrol Head- ;
quarters and first aid station: Con
nors Garage, South Front Street;
phone 121.
Howard E. Simmons, District No.
23. —Bounded on east by South
Franklin Street, on north by north
erly boundary of Juneau Cold Stor
age property, on south by approach
to lower City Float, but including
float, and on west extending into
Gastineau Channel. Patrol head
quarters and first aid station:
Juneau Cold Storage Co. office,
South Front Street; phone Black 23.
Albert G. Hammer, District No.
24. —Bounded on north by Bulger
Way, on east by South Franklin
Street, on south by Carroll Way,
and on east extending to Mountain.
Patrol Headquarters and first aid
station: Gross building, South Front
Street; about opposite Admiral
Way; phone -.
Cleo J. Commers, District No. 25.
—Bounded on north by approach
to lower city float also by Carrolls
Way, on south by northerly line of
lumber mill property, on east ex
tending to mountain, and on west
extending into Gastineau Channel.
Patrol Headquarters and first aid
station; Juneau City Dock office.
South Front Street; phone 23.
B. C. Canoles, District No. 26.—
Includes lumber mill property, also ■
houses and buildings both sides \
Lower Franklin Street, up to AJ j
line, and as far south as northerly
line AJ Wharf, and extends on west;
into Gastineau Channel.
Glen G. Oakes, District No. i
Alaska Juneau wharf, mill, oil tan" f
and various structure.;. Patrol Head- ,
quarters and first aid station: \
Alaska Juneau Dftck office, South
Front Street; phone 5011.
Robert M. Akervick, District No.
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28—Rock Dump Area, including
Union Oil plant and wharf, and
KINY plant and tower. Patrol
Headquarters and first aid station:
Alaska Juneau Dock office, South
Front Street; phone 5011.
George Danner, Jr., District No
29.—Bounded on north by former
city limit line, on east by Highway
and E Street, on south by West
10th Street, and on west by Harbor
Way. Parrol Headquarters and first
aid statim: Juneau Dairies Office
building, i-h and E Streets; phone
033.
M. E. Monab e. District No. 30.—
Bounded on west by C Street, on
youth by West 9lh St., and on cast
by Light Company flume line way,
and on n< rtii by Cemetery south
line and Irwin Street, also includ
ing Gold Creek Bridge on Calhoun
Avenue. Patrol Headquarters and
first aid station: M. E. Monagle
residence. 522 W. 11th Street; phone
397.
j James Madsen, District No. Ji.—
Bounded on north by West 10th
Street and extension thereof onto
bridge, on east by E Street and
southerly line extension thereof,
and extending on west and south
into Gastineau Channel, and in
cluding Juneau-Douglas bridge.
Patrol Headquarters and first aid
station: Madsen store, 820 E Street:
phone 914.
Uay Beach, District No. 32.—
| Bounded on north by Indian Village
I way or alley, on east by base of
hill, on west by Light Company
alley or way and Standard Oil
plant, and extending south into
Gastineau Channel, including Sub
I port and both sides Willoughby
i Avenue between Standard Oil plant
| and point intersection Willoughby
| Avenue with line extended from
I First Street, Patrol Headquarters:
i Apt. 7 in Channel Apts.; phone
! Green 855; first aid station at grade
school on Willoughby at foot of 5th
St ; phone 19.
Robert N. Druxman, District No.
33— Fritz dove road from Auke
Lake to Fritz Cove. Also Engineers
j Cutoff Road, including Peterson
j Hill. Patrol Headquarters: Bob
Druxman residence, “The Lost
Chord,” Fritz Cove Rood: fir t aid
station ”Ch£pel-by-thp-|Lake’; no
: phone.
Edward L. Keithahn, District No
[ 34.—Glacier Highway from present
northerly city limits to Vanderbilt
Hill, including Salmon Creek power
house. Patrol Headquarters and
first aid station: Ed Keithahn resi
dence, Norway Point: phone 0-3-7-3
Lance Hendrickson, District No
35. —Glacier Highway from Jordan
Creek to Engineers’ Cutoff, includ
ing airport. Patrol Headquarters
and first aid station: Larrce Hen
drickson residence, about mile 8'
Glacier Highway; phone 015-5
rings, Tom Petrich residence.
George F. Cantillon, District No
36. —Auke Bay area from Auke Lake
bridge out Highway. Patrol Head
quarters and first aid station: De
Hart's Grocery, Auke Bay; phone
C23-4; first aid station, Jim Hickey’s
store, Auk Bay; phone 023-2.
Carlos W. Holland. District No. 37
—Glacier Highway from Vander
bilt Hill to Jordan Creek. Patre’
Headquarters and first aid statior
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Jimm Haye residence, about mile
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William Hixson, District No. 38.
—Douglas Road north of Douglas
city northerly limits including west
end of Juneau-Douglas Bridge. Pa
trol Headquarters and first aid sta
tion: Bill Hixson residence, Douglas
Highway, south of Juneau-Douglas
bridge; no phone.
Robert Anderson, District No. 39.
Douglas Section 1.—All south of
Summer Street, including Juneau
(also known as Mayflower Island.
Patrol Headquarters and first aid
station; residence Joe Kendler, Jr.;
phone Douglas 382.
Milford Marshall. District No. 39,1
Douglas Section 2.—Bounded on
south by Summer Street, on north
by D_ Street, including water front,
but excluding City Wharf. Patrol
Headquarters and first aid station:
Milford Marshall residence; phone
Douglas 643.
Val Poor, District No. 39, Douglas
Section 3.—Bounded on west by
Third Street, on south by D. Street,
on north by E. Street, extending
into Gastineau Channel, and in
cluding City Hall, .City Wharf and
Approach, and Ball Grounds. Patrol
Headquarters and first aid station:
Douglas Drug Store; phone Douglas
18.
‘ Wallace” Cady, District No. 39,
Douglas Section 4.—Bounded on
iouth by D Street, on north by E
Street, on east by Third Street, and
extending westerly to mountain.
Douglas T. Wahto, District No. 39.
Douglas Section 5.—Bounded on
ouili by E Street, on west by Third
Street, on north by Douglas city
northerly boundary, on east extend
ing into Gastineau Channel. Patrol
Headquarters and first aid station: 1
Douglas Wahto’s residence; phone
Douglas 614.
Guy Russo, District No. 39, Doug
las Section 6.—Bounded on south
by E Street, on east by Third Street,
on north by Douglas city northerly
boundary, on west extending to
mountain. Patrol Headquarters and
first aid station: Guy Russo’s resi
dence; phone Douglas 604.
Daniel Livie, District No. 40.—All
of Thane and power house, and in
cluding Thane Highway south from
AJ rock dump. Patrol Headquarters
and first aid station: Dan Livie's
residence; phones Thane 3-5 rings
or Thane 3-3 rings.
ALCOA RE?LY 10 BE
READ TO JUNEAU CC
MEETING TOMORROW
Flnur Rasmuson, President of
the Alaska Bankers Association,
will . ocak briefly on the ABA as a
trade association at a regular
luncheon meeting of the Juneau
Chamber of Commerce at the Bar
anof Hotel tomorrow noon.
Rasmuson wall also introduce N.
S. Penrose of the Seattle Loan
Agency of the Reconstruction Fi
nance Corporation, J. M. Leisner of
the Federal Reserve Eank of Seat
tle. and olhpr visiting bankers here '
for the convention of the ABA.
A letter from the Aluminum Com
pany of America to the Juneau
Chamber will be read, Pres idem i
Herb Rowland, also announced.
DR. BLEDSOE HERE •
Dr. Arlene Bledsoe from the White
Pass hospital at Skagway is stopping
at the Baranof Hotel.
TEMPORARY STOP
0N TIMBER SALES,
NATIONAL FORESTS
Pending clarification of the Of- ;
fire of Price Stabilization rules, the j
U. S. Forest Service headquarters >
office in Juneau has been instructed j
to make no further timber sales on ;
an advertised basis in the Tongas .
and Chugach National Fore: t~, it
was disclosed today.
The Regional Forester has been
advised that instructions will be
issued within the next few dr.v
from the Forest Service Wu hind n
office.
forest Service officials in Juneau
said no bids will be accepted for
timbei aiea.s now being advertised
for sale in the Alaska National For
ests. The several bids now out are
h r timber sales for next season.
Forest Service officials said the
ruling will not interfere with any
present logging or milling opera
tions in the territory for this sea
son, as timber sales already made
amply supply the need.
A radio broadcast heard from
Portland, Oregon, indicated the rul
ing regarding timber sales is na
t un wide.
m OFFICE OPENS
®nmm blbs.
Fred Hanford, newly appointed
regional director for Alaska of the
otfice of Economic Price Stabili
zation agency, is settled in Room 1G
in the Valentine building.
His equipment Consists cf two
desks, two rugs, one telephone 1331 >.
and stacks of blank forms. George
Taylor, formerly with the Terri
toiial Tax Department, is Hanford s
acsictant. Today they expected de
tailed information from Washing
ton, D. C. headquarters on opera
tions.
Basic information on general ceil
ing price and wage regulations i
available in pamphlet form at Han
ford’s office. Copies can be obtained
by calling at the office, he said.
iMAMM, NAME GIVEN
FREIGHTER PURCHASED
BY mu STEAMSHIP
Iliamna is the new name given
“he former Edmond Ma!!et, Liberty
shop recently purchased by the
Alaska Steamship Company from
“he Maritime Administration.
The name is that of the largest
'ake in Alaska, about CO miles long,
and from 15 to 23 miles wide, lo
cated between Bristol Bay and
Cook Inlet. Native legend of the
region also speaks of this name.
It is said that Iliamna was a
mythical great blacklist] which sup
posedly inhabited the lake and bd
holes in the “bidarkas” (boats} ci
bad natives.
The purchase of this 10,000-ton
vessel, formerly chartered by the
company, raises The Alaska Line
privately-owned fleet to five freigh
ters and four passenger ships: Il
iamna, Chena, Nadina, M. V. Sli
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Alaska and the Aleutian.
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CHERRIE MEANS TRAVELS
Mica Cherrie Means, 3-year-old
daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Jack
; Means cf Douglas arrived home last
Saturday from Haines, following a
several day visit there with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hebert and
hvmily visited ar the Means home
the middle of the month for ten
day 2, and Cherrie accompanied
t) cm to their home at Haines, re
turning alone via Alaska Coastal.
FI-WAY CIVILIAN DEFENSE
Bill Hixson, Captain of the Doug
l;. Highway Civilian Defense un
it, has asked his wardens and any
other interested parties to meet at
h.- home tenight at 7:15 o’clock
for the purpose of organizing the
highway and ether matters of civ
ilian defense.
THREE BIRTHDAYS
Three birthdays were celebrat
ed Jointly on Can day e vening, with
Thames Cashcn Sr., Mrs. I.. W.
Richards and Val Poar each adding
another year and celebrating the
event with an evening of canasta
. nd tripoli with their families and
friends
FLECKS BABY RITES
Funeral services for Gail Ann
Fleck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jlayt- :i FIs :k, will be held in the
. Chapel at 2 o’clock tomor
i v ■: idmoon with the Rev. Sam
uel McPhetrcs reading the service.
The child was born November
?3, 1930 and died January 29. Jn
(nnent will be in the Fleck family
I t in Evergreen Cemetery.
Ernest Sarff of 1\ ter burg, the
•hire; grandfather arrived cn the
S Earancf yesterday to attend
i.' .«ervioen. Elides her parents
'ie.il Ann is survived by brothers
e;ui and William and sister
Viaigaret.
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“The people hold the power,
hiough the use of the ballot, to
preserve those things the Commun
ists seek to destroy,” Stanley Bas
kin, assistant U. S. district at
torney, declared today. ^
He made the statement at a regu
lar Kiwanis luncheon meeting at the
Baranof Hotel this noon in a
thoughtful talk following the Ki
wanis slogan of the year, “Freedom
is not Free.”
Baskin outlined the founding of
our national government, the pow
ers delegated to the Federal Gov
ernment and the powers delegated
to the people. He showed that mi
nority groups, such as Communists,
on!y gained power when the major
ity of the voters failed to^exercise
their power through the ballot.
"It is the duty of every American
to participate in governmental af
fairs. We are now fighting a new
type of war — an internal effort
to change our basic ideals and
philosophy of government which
has ' endured since its inception,”
he concluded.
Dr. James T. Googe, of the Ter
ritorial Department of Health, was
initiated as a new member. The
Rev. Fred McGinnis, Methodist
minister, was a guest.
NAVY CREW HERE
A Navy crew from Kediak Naval
Station is at the Baranof Hotel. In
"ha party are :R. F. Curry, R. 3.
Smyle, R. C. Randall, J. A. Sea
man, R. E. Brown, and J. E. Cand
land.
Guilty cr not?
OU can lose your home,
your automobile, your sav
ings, and all that you value,
ii you have to pay a judg
ment awarded by,a,j»tf
for injuries sustained on
your properly.
Comprehensive Personal
Liability Insurance will de
fend vou in such an action
and pav the damages up to
the limit of your insurance.
Sikasttsiek.
agency
Phone 249
Seward Street
JUNEAU