To Be Sold in "Sale of Stars”
COLUMBUS, OHIO—Fifty of the outstanding breeders of Jersey
cattle from fifteen states and Canada are each making an outright gift
to the cattle club of one of their top cows in their herd. These cows
are then to be fitted and sold in public auction in the Columbus Riding
Club on October 7. The receipts of this sale are to be used for buy
ing a site for the new home of The American Jersey Cattle Club to
be located here.
Photo shows Sparkling Wonder Hyacinth 1208486 given to the
club for this sale by Mr. Herman F. Heep, Buda, Texas. This truly
wonderful “Excellent” has a three-year old record of 471 lbs. fat. She
is sired by a Superior Sire, and her dam is the “Excellent” Wonderful
Hyacinth 1147107 imported from the Island of Jersey previous to the
“ • Nazi invasion of the Island.
DOUGLAS DC-3’s
TO BE USED
ON ALASKA RUN
For the first time in the his
tory of Alaska air transportation,
a fleet of Douglas DC-3 aircraft
will shortly be placed in com
mercial operation between Seat
tie and all cities in the Territory
of Alaska served by the com
pany, it was announced today by
Pan American World Airways.
Five Douglas military aircraft
of the DC-3 type have recently
been allocated to Pan American’s
Alaska sector, and are now in the
process of being converted to
meet the standards of the Civil
Aeronautics Administration for
| the carriage of passengers, mail
and express.
When placed in service, these
21-passenger Clippers will more
than triple the carrying capacity
of equipment being operated.
The first two Clippers are in the
process of conversion at Pan
American’s base in Seattle and
are expected to be put into ser
vice not later than November 15.
The remaining Clippers will fol
low as quickly as the delivery of
critical materials will permit
their conversion, he company ex
i pects to be in full Douglas oper
ation by the end of December.
Returning to commercial oper
ation after two years of service
under the Navy, Pan American
considers the acquisition of this
new equipment to be of major
importance in the establishment
| of adequate air transportation to
i Alaska. Inauguraing a program
! for expanded Alaska service, Pan
American applied to the Civil
Aeronautics Board on August 9
for a route from Juneau to Fair
i banks via Anchorage.
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There are 11,936 miles of shore j
line around the United States.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
1 NOTICE OF ANNUAL
CONVENTION
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby
given that the 32nd Annual Con
vention of the Grand Camp
ALASKA NATIVE RRGTHER
HOOD and SISTERHOOD, the
annual meeting of hte ALASKA
FISHERMEN’S COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION, and the annual
meeting of the TLINGIT AND
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HAIDA INDIANS OF ALASKA
(Land Suit), will meet at Kake,
Alaska, in the ANB Hall, begin
ning 10 a. m. Monday, November
13, 1944, and ending at 12 mid
night Saturday, November 18,
1944. In which meeting of each
of the above-named organiza
tions, each camp is entitled to
participate after having shown
itself in good standing as to
membership and finances, by
means of 3 delegates, which dele
gates must also be in good stand
ing and been regularly elected
by their respctive local camps.
Forms for camp reports and for
credentials of delegates are
available from the ANB Grand
Secretary, Box 81, Juneau, Alas
ka.
Business to be discussed and
acted upon will include, among
such other business as delegates
regularly introduce, the' follow
ing:
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1. Reports of Grand Officers
and Executive Committee.
2. Financial reports of local
camps and Grand Camp.
3. Bargaining Agency instruc
tion of business delegates, and
elections called by ANB and
CIO.
4. Resolutions and orders for
the coming year on any appro
priate subject with Constitutions
and By-laws, including Citizen
ship, Fisheries and Native Fish
ing Rights, Health and Sanitation
Conditions in villages, towns, and
canneries, etc.
5. Reports of attorneys and
others on legal proceedings.
6. Amendments to ANB Con
stitutions, revision of dues pay
ment system, increase of dues,
revision of size of Executive
Committee.
WILLIAM L. PAUL, Jr.,
Grand Secretary.
Oct. 18-25.
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