The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-12

or to cause to be ridden, driven or
 propelled any vehicle over or across any newly made street, across or
 around which street there is bar
 rier. or at, over or near which there is a person or sign warming
 persons not to drive over or across such street, or a sign stating that the street is closed.
 Section 90. Parades. It shall be unlawful to parade upon any street without first notifying the Chief of
 Police of the intention so to do. Such notification shall be made in writing and shall state the purpose of such parade, the place and hour of formation, the proposed line of march. the name of the person or l persons. society, association CT or ganization having charge or control If said parade. Such notification shall be delivered to the Chief of | Police at least twenty-four (24 | hours before such parade is to take place: provided, however, that this lime limitation may be leSsened or he notice entirely waived in the discretion of the Chief of Police, or any unexpected occasion, or, in | ase of a parade of visitors arriving the city within less than the above described period proceeding the de- fred hour or parade, the Chief of Police may in his discretion direct uch modification oI the place of
 .ormation and ot the line of march and other details of any such pa
 rade as public traffic and safety may require; and, with the approv- al or on order of the Mayor, may forbid or stop any such parade whenever deemed necessary for the preservation of t4Ac public peace.
 Au shall be unlawful to march in any parade, upon any street, unless there is carried unfurled at the head of such parade a flag of the United States of America not less than fifty-two (52) inches by sixty six (66) inches, provided, however, that this requirement shall not ap- ply in case of a parade by any military or naval forces of a friend ly foreign nation, who, as visitors or guests may be permitted to pa- rade with their own national flag, colors or enSigns.
 It shall be unlawful to march in any parade upon any street carry ing any flag or banner except the flag, colors or ensign of the United States of America, or any of it's military or naval organizations, or the recognized flag or emblem of any friendly foreign nation or coun- try, unless such flag or banner bear some distinct name in letters clear ly legible at a distance of at least one hundred Q0O feet, or legend, design or insigna, clearly designat- ing or descriptive of, or identifying it as the emblem Of the persons, society, association or organization marching in such paraoa; provided,
 however, that this require ment shall not apply to any flag, banner, pen nant or other device used for pure ly decorative or spectacular effects in any parade having no direct or indirect political purpose or object. In no case Shall any American flag
 be carried which shall bear any let tering, advertisements or other de- facement.
 The provisions of this section shall not apply to religious or fun
 eral processions, provided, in case
 any flag or banner be carried in such procession it shall be the flag of the United States of America, or that of some organization or pa-
 triotic, fraternal or secret society. All persons except those partici-
 pating in the parade shall keep off
 the streets temporarily for such
 parade.
 No person, whether pedestrian equestrian, driver or operator of vehicle, shall break through or in- terrupt any regularly ordered pa rade or passage of the military ol naval forces of the United States, provided that such parade shall not interfere with the governmental functions of the fire and police de-
 partments and the carriage of the
 United States mails.
 No person, whether pedestrian | equestrian, driver or operator of vehicle shall interrupt or break
 through the line of funeral pro- cession or any parade moving under permit of the Police Department except upon the direction of a po- lice officer, provided, that such pro-
 cession or parade shall not inter- l fere with the governmental func-
 tions of the fire or police depart
 mentS or the carriage of the United States mails.
 Section 91. Operation of aircraft
 in, over or above the City of Ju-
 neau. Exclusive of taking off and landing, aircraft shall not be 1 flown:
 l. Over the congested parts O. the City of Juneau except at
 height sufficient to permit of
 reasonably safe emergency land ing, which in no case shall be
 less than 1000 feet.
 2. Elsewhere at height of less
 than 500 feet, except where indis-
 pensible to an industrial flying
 operation.
 3. Under 1000 feet in height
 over any open-air assembly of per
 sons except with the consent of the
 Chief of Police.
 No person shall acrobatically fly
 any aircraft over a congested area
 oI the city. or, without the approval
 of the Chief of Police, over any open-air assembly of persons, or
 below 2,000 feet in height over any