EXPLOSIVES ISSUE
CONFERENCE TODAY
PRIOR CG MEETING
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A preliminary hearing was sched
uled for 3:30 o’clock this afternoon
in the Senate Chambers by inte
rested parties in connection with
the conference called for tomorrow
afternoon by the Commandant of
the U.S. Coast Guard regarding
recent government regulations con
trolling the loading and discharge
of Class A explosives in Alaska
ports.
Called by Col. John R. Noyes.
Commissioner of the Alaska Road
Commission at the request of Gov.
Ernest Gruening the meeting today
is held for the purpose of discussing
plans for meeting the terms set
forth by the Coast Guard regarding
the handling in transportation of
explosives in amounts exceeding 500
pounds. It is expected that at to
day’s meeting a workable plan of
procedure can be made to be pre
sented at the conference tomorrow
in an effort to solve the problem.
The regulations now in effect, it is
said, would present a serious handi
cap in important construction work
and development projects in the
territory now underway and in early
prospect.
Among those who are expected to
participate in today’s meeting will
be Col. Noyes and members of his
staff. Gov. Gruening, Kenneth
Kadow, Coordinator for Interior De
partment agencies in Alaska; Lieut.
Col. F. W. Higgins, Assistant Trans
portation Officer, U.S. Army at
Fort Richardson; Col. J. P. Johnson,
manager of the Alaska Railroad; S.
M. Strohecker, Jr., manager of the
Explosives Division of the du Pont
Powder Company at Seattle; L. A.
Moore, manager of the Alaska Chap
ter, Associated General Contractors
at Anchorage; Harold M. Kelly, Vice
President and B. H. Parkinson,
Executive Vice-President of the
Coastwise Line of San Francisco;
C. S Duryea, General Freight and
Passenger Agent in Alaska for the
Alaska Steamship Company; Henry
Green, local agent for the Alaska
Steamship Company; R. D. Kelsey
of the Valdez Dock Company and
William MacFarland of the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad, H. A. Stod
dart. District Engineer. Bureau of
Public Roads, and others.
The Coast Guard has been invited
to send a representative to the
meeting.
SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN’S
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24 FLY IN AND
OUT OF JUNEAU
VIA PNA TUES.
Eleven arrived here from tha
westward yesterday and 14 departed
i on Pacific Northern Airlines.
From Anchorage: Larry Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith, Donald
Aubuchon, Jack Dean, Charles A.
Davis, Hazel Guy and E. W. Mor
! gan.
From Yakutat: Hans Gunderson,
Robert Espey and Maggie Harry.
To Anchorage: Harry DeLand,
Bob Larson, L. D. Wright, I. Var
ness, V. O. Mount. Frank Martin,
Burl Clymer, Harvey Hildre, C.
Daniels, Grafton Gabriel and Wil
bert Bell.
To Yakutat: Olga Covington and
and R. Converse.
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WOMEN OF MOOSE TO
MEET IHURS. EVENING
The Women of the Moose, chap
: ter 439, meets Thursday evening at
' 8 in the Moose Lodge Rooms for
| the first business meeting of the
new year. Senior Regent Beatrice
Albegoff announces the following
standing committee reports are due:
publicity, Mooseheart, library, mem
bership and Moosehaven.
The afghan, which was the pro
ject of the marching unit, was
awarded at the December 21 meet
ing to Le Marte of the Employment
Security Administration.
CUBS HAVE OUTING
Thirty boys M the Rotary Club
Cub Scout Pack enjoyed a Sat
urday outing up the Basin Road
under the direction of Cubmaster
Henry Harmon. They enjoyed a
treasure hunt, tree climbing and
campfire over which they toasted
hot dogs. »
The theme of study for this
month will be rivers of North Am
erica. At the end of the month
the boys will compare maps and
display the knowledge they have
acquired.
HOFFMANS GO SOUTH
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoffman, who
came to Juneau from Anchorage
to spend the Christmas holidays
with Mr. Hoffman's mother, Mrs
Edward Hoffman and other rela
tives, left on the Denali for Seat
tle. Hoffman is a former Juneau
| resident and one time police chief.
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At last—Xmas jewelry has ar
■ rived. 698-31
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BIRTH REGISTRATION
CARDS ARE NOW READY,
WARNING TO PARENTS
There are about 65 birth registra
, tion cards for infants born in this
area on hand at the Health Cen- j
i ter at this time. These certificates |
are for babies whose birth date j
is before November, 1950 and are
being held at the Health Center
for the parents.
Parents are reminded that these
registration certificates are of no
legal value, but are a notice to
them that the birth of the child is
registered. These should be obtain
ed, as they are a convenient means
I of knowing of and correcting any
I errors which may be on the regular
birth certificate, and would take
time and perhaps some inconven
ience to correct at such time as the
document may be urgently needed.!
Also, if your child's birth regis
tration certificate is not here and ;
you have never obtained it, there is
a chance that your child’s birth
was not registered properly.
Parents are asked to please go
to the Juneau Public Health Center
318 Main Street to pick up thes£
certificates, as they will not be kept
on hand indefinitely, and will be
disposed of in the near future.
THE RED DOG SALOON
Is featuring rnuert Peterson and
his Electric Accordian, Thu/. eve,
Jan. 4. . 698-lt
A NEW VERSION OF
•BRING HOME THE
CALIFORNIA GOOSE"
Nick Bavard ‘‘cooked up” a new
version of how to ' Bring Home the
Bacon.” The complete turkey din
ner that was "optioned” to his
customers for New Year's day din
ner went to Mrs. Max Meilke, while
it seems that what was turkey for
Meilke family the first day of the
year wars “goose to the. . family
of Don McGee, who was the lucky ;
man to get a full goose course l
dinner from "California.”
At last—Xmas jewelry has ar
rived. 698-3t
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COLLEGE PUGET SOUND
LOSES TO SEATTLE U
BY OVER-EAGERNESS
SEATTLE, Jan. 3—TP)—An over
eager College of Puget Sound bas
ketball five helped Seattle Univer
sity eke out a 74-73 victory here
last night. It was the Chieftains’
15th win in as many starts.
CPS actually had scored what
appeared to be the winning basket
15 seconds before time ran out, only
to have the shot nullified by an of
ficial’s whistle.
The mixup cam" when the Log
gers, over-eager 1". the waning sec
onds, grabbed an out-of-bounds ball
and put it in play without waiting
for the official indication of which
team was to get the ball.
Johnny O’Brien paced the victors
with 30 points.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted to St. Ann's hospital
yesterday were Amec Osmon, Alex
Berardini, Douglas Wahto and Mrs.
Monty Solby.
Mrs. Walter Jewell was dismissed.
Ruth Jamestown of Angoon was
admitted to the Government hos
pital yesterday and Eli Jamestown
was dismissed.
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COUNCIL MEETS FRIDAY
A regular Juneau City Council «
meeting is scheduled for Friday
evening at 8 o'clock in the Coun
cil Chambers of the City Hall.
Among matters pending for action
are the issuing of card table licens
es, action on a new approach for *
the small beat harbor and selection
of a new councilman to replace
A1 Zenger who has resigned. i
FROM KOONAH
Emry Merrill of Hoonah is stop
ping at the Hotel Juneau.
CAA FIRE MARSHAL HERE
R. H. Bemis, CAA fire marshal t
from Anchorage, is registered at
the Hotel Juneau. **
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