The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-04
RELIEF FUND
 SUBSCRIBERS
 LISTED TODAY
Those Giving Aid and Amounts Are Released
 by Special Committee

The committee in charge of col lecting funds for the slide relief to- day released a compiled list of all subscriptions, and the original of this list is being filed with the City Clerk, together with the original subscriptions. The committee an nounced that the subscriptions are not all paid, and there is still some money to be received from Seattle.
 The committee, H. L. Faulkner, A. E. Robertson, Allen Shattuck and John Jones, made a partial per- sonal canvass of Juneau, and Nor man Banfield and Ed Anderson made a partial canvass of Doug lat Saturday afternoon, but most of the subscriptions were received in response to newspaper appeals, those which were made over Sta ton KINY, and telegrams which were sent by various members of the committee to the States Many of the subscriptions, including some of the largest ones, came in volun- tarily, without any request. There were nearly 1000 subscribers.
 The thanks of the committee were today extended to both Juneau papers for the assistance given and the publicity given the work of the committee, and to Station KINY, which freely gave the service of the station, with unlimited time, to make appeals and reports.
 It was pointed out today that many offers of subscriptions had been made since the lists were closed, and many of those on Cas- tineau Channel who did not have an opportunity to see the commit tee during the brief canvass have voluntarily offered subscriptions since the lists were closed The com mittee felt, however, that since there were sufficient funds it was not necessary to receive these subscrip- tions which have been voluntarily offered since the closing of the lists. For that reason there will be many names omitted from the list of sub scribers who actually volunteered to subscribe but whose subscriptions were not received.
 All the funds received have been deposited in the bank in special account, and payments covering the purposes for which the funds were subscribed are now being made as planned.
 The following telegram was re- ceived today from Petersburg:
 December 3, 193s H. L. Faulkner
 Juneau
 Petersburg residents offer sheer est sympathy to Juneau slide suf- ferers. Chamber of Commerce here would like to know if financial help is wanted or needed there. If SC please let us know immediately SC that funds can be raised. Sincerely
 PETERSBURG CHAMBER
 OF COMMERCE
 The committee answered.:
 Thanks for telegram. No further funds required writing.
 H. L. FAULKNER
 The subscription list follows:
 Alaska Electric Light & Power Co, $500; Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co.,, $2o00; Libby, McNeill and Libby $500; Pacific American Fisheries $500; Alaska Packers Association $500; City of Skagway. $250; Stand ard Oil Company of California, $2OO; Union Oil Company of California $200; Alaska Steamship Company $250; Northland Transportation Go s200; B. M. Behrends Bank, s20O: First National Bank, $200; Juneau Water Company, s2O0; Gilbert w Skinner, $250; Fidalgo Island Pack ing Company. s2OO; Juneau Empire Theatres, $50; Daily Alaska Empire $50.
 Faulkner & Banfield, $150; P. E Harris and Company. $15O; Astoria and Puget Sound Canning Co, $50;