The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-04
JUNEAU CHAPTER.
 RED CROSS GOES. WELL OVER TOP.
Partial Roll Call Results Near $1, ,000 Mark
 Is Report

With total to date of $924.25 subscribed for the 1884 annual Red Cross roll call and eleven communities still to hear from, the Juneau Chapter of the Red Cross has again more than subscribed it's quota in this yearly drive, accord ing to a preliminary report sub mitted to B. M. Behrends, Chair man of the Juneau Chapter by H. R. Redlingshafer, roll call chair man.
 Juneau proper subscribed S674.75 of the total amount received; Ten akee, SIP; Windham, $6; Hoonah, $28; Skagway, $83; Sitka, S106.50, and the U. s. Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa, $14.
 Expect to Top S1,000
 When the additional communi- ties have reported, it is expected that the total will be well over $1 ,OO0. which was the amount de- sired by the committees. Towns and communities which have yet to send in their reports are Chil- koot Barracks, Port Alexander, El- fin Cove, Kimshan Cove, Angoon, Rake, Yakutat, Douglas, Peters burg, Chichagof and Haines. These are expected to arrive this week when a final report will be made out by MT. RedlingShafer.
 Oversubscribed
 Of the communities from which reports have been received, Juneau, Sitka and Skagway well oversub- scribed their quota, and in both of the two latter towns, more memberships were. paid than but tons and cards on hand
 In sending in her funds and re- port, Mrs. B. F. Ficken, of Sitka, who was roll call chairman in that place, wrote that many more than she could supply with buttons and cards had expressed their desire to join the Red Cross, in view of which she continued to accept money and gave receipts to be re- placed with cards and buttons on their arrival.
 At SkagWay, having too few but tons and cards to supply those who wished to join the worthy organ ization, Joseph J. F. Ward, chair man of the city, and his assistant, Robert w. Eville, improvised cards modelled on the regular member ship cards MT. Redlingshafer has mailed additional cards and but tons to both communities.
 Hoonah Committee
 Tikon I. Lavrischeff, roll call chairman at Hoonah, wrote that ne wished to give much credit to his assistants in the canvas of the community, the Misses Patricia Kane, Nina Johnson, Ruth Barney, Lottie Jackson, Emma Smith, Dor othy Dalton, Harriett Fawcett.
 MT. Redlingshafer has mailed let sers of appreciation to all com munity chairmen outside of Ju- neau and all who assisted in the excellent work ia the city proper as well as to w. s. Pullen and Lu Liston, who contributed the at tractive Red Cross roll call sign board on Second and Seward streets. "I am extremely pleased at the result of the roll call this year, and greatly appreciate the whole hearted cooperation of those who assisted in making it success full" MT. Redlingshafer declared.
 May Still Join
 "In view of the fact that I have had several telephone calls from people who were inadvertently missed by our canvassers, I would like to state that anyone who was missed, and who would like to join the Red Cross this year, may still do so by leaving their fee either at the B. M. Behrends Bank or at my office in the Federal build- if1O v Mir RadlippSh for rJaolorad