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ANSWERS

1. Including housekeeper salary of
was $4,318.
2. Joseph HeWes of Edenton, one of
the signers of the Declaration of In
dependence. He was delegate to the
first Continental Congress in 1774
and served until 1777 He was elected
again in 1779 and died November 10,
of that year, while attending the
meeting of congress in Philadelphia,
and was buried in the old Christ
Church yard in that city. The location
of the grave is unknown.
8. The Committee of Safety at Will
mington on July 81 Its ordered the
arrest of Governor Josiah Martin if
he attempted to visit any of the in
land counties. At that time Cover
nor Martin, the last British governor,
was a refugee on British warship in
the Cape Fear. He was planning to
visit some of the Scotch settlements
it was thought, to gather forces loyal
to the British king.
4. The council on December II, 1928
addresses a letter to the King of Eng
land, the first paragraph reading as
follows: CAS- it is with the greatest
Pleasure We Receive the Notice of
Your Majestys having taken this
Government under Your Immediate
direction, we hunely beg leave in
the Most Dutyful manner to Address
Your Majesty on this Happy and JOY
full occasion and thus early to assure
You that we as well as the People
| in General are entirely Devoted tc
Your Royal Person and Most Illus
trious Family Whom God Long Pre-
serve"
| s. Only one-New Bern. The popu-
| alton of New Bern for 100 was H..
| 981, or 217 less than it was in 1920
The population of the county, Craven
of which New Bern is the county seat
showed an increase over 1920 of 517
| 6. The reconstruction administration
| through its legislature on August 70
| 1868 four days before it adjourned It's
| first and extra session, found 1T nee
| essary to adopt a resolution declaring
the government, as it was then con
stituted, "the legitimate, rightful
| legal'' and constitutional" govern
| .nent of the State.
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WANT ADS

BUY YOUR GROCERIES FROM
us and win a free premium. We
give coupons with every Csc pur-
chase. M System Store. wed-sat-tf
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What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
Ry FRED H. MAY

1. What salaries and wages does
the State pay for help at the gov
errors mansion?
2. What delegate from North Caro-
lima died while attending the Con-
tinental Congress and was buried in
Philadelphia?
3. When was governor ordered not
to visit some of the counties? ~
4. What act of diplomacy was shown
by North Carolina in 1928 when it was
learned the colony had been taken
over by the crown from the Lords
Froprietors?
5. How many North Carolina cities
of 10000 population showed a de
crease for 1880?
6. What administration in North
Carolina found it necessary to de-
clare itself legal government?
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to be had. The best fishing is from
the mouth of the river, where it en-
pties into Pamlico Sound, to about
seven miles upstream.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

WE WANT TO BUY CORN AND DO
custom grinding. We can also crush
corn, cob and shuck for feed. State
Grocery Co., Henderson, N. G.
27-26ti
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80 -@afs e:1s &c. 20 l1kl~1
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SOLITUDE AND REST BRING
GUIDANCE: And he said unto rhem'
Come We yourselves apart into oe-
sert place, and rest whlle'-Mark
6:31
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END YOUR FOOT TROUBLES BY
making an appointment for Friday
at Webbs Henderson Shoe Store.
DR.. Scholl's representatives here all
dav Friday. Phone 800. 5-3ti
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LEARN A TRADE

LEARN A TRADE
HIGH SCHOUL GRADUATES: Print
ing offers many opportunities for
advancement to young men. Skilled
workmen in this industry are in de-
mand. THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF PRINTING's facilities for
teaching the mechanics of the trade
are the best. For particulars write
to v. c. Garriott, Secretary Treasur-
er, 1514-16 South Street, Nashville
Tennessee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

BOYS WANTED-AGES IL TO 15-
to do pleasant, educational work
afternoons and Saturdays. Good pay.
Apply by letter to ]. T. care Dis
patch. Git
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

The national moth boat regatta will
be held on the tranquil Pasquotank
river, October Is, IS and L., accord
ing to reports from Elizabeth City.
Forty or more of the graceful little
craft are expected to be entered.
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"Laundered chickens often stand a
better chance of winning prizes at
the State Fair c. F. Parrish, of State
College says.
In instructions covering the subject,
Mr.. Parrish calls for washing chick
ems in no less than four waters.
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OCTOBER
SUN MON TUE WE'D THU FRI SAT
d !! "a !! : } ! ! : 3
Today is the Day
By CLARK KllNllA'RD
Copyright, 1887, for this Newspaper
by King Features Syndicate. Inc.

Sound experimentation was abandon
ed because Edison, who was deaf
thought people would be bored by talk
ing movies!
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IT PAYS TO VISIT THE PEOPI ES
Meat and Grocery-Round steak
zoe lib. T-bone and Sirloin 25c lb.
1872 WiRder street. Cash and carry
30-26t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

FOR RENT-A NICE LARGE BED
room. Private bath. Preferably to
two young business ladies. Phone
597. 6-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

BUY GOODYEAR TIRES AND
Exide batteries on easy
terms. Ask us for particI-
lars. Henderson Vulcaniz-
ing Co. 28-tf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

SEE DIR. SCHOLL'S REPRESENTA-
tives and shoes on Friday at Webb's
Henderson, Shoe Store. Call $50 for
appointment. A railer and 1000
pairs of orthopedic shoes at your
service. 5-3ti
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ALWAYS A GOOD STOCK OF
wood shingles, window glass, roll
roofing, brick, lime, cement and
we'll pipe at "The Place of Values
Alex S. Watkins. 6-1ti
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THAT OLD MATTRESS MADE
like new, inner springs put in. We
make feather mattresses. South Will
liam street, Henderson, N. c. Phone
827-W 6-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

MITCHELLS MILLINERY. NEW
hats and dresses arriving daily. We
do alterations of all kinds. Also
retrimming of old hats. 319 south
Garnett. 6-2tl
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SEE BLACK EYED SUSAN" A
three act musical comedy at Epson
Fair, Friday night, October at
eight o'clock, school auditorium.
Admission 15c and Csc plus sales
tax 4-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

WANTED 8 ROOM UNFURNLSHED
Apartment to couple. Write apt"
x, care Henderson Dispatch. Git
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

FOR SALE-ANTIQUE DESK, MIR
ror, spool chair, candle stand, Stat
fordshire figures and vases, also
Delux Edition works of Shakes
peare and Poe. See Mrs. r. S. Nc
Coin from 3 to 5 p. m. at home of
Mrs. r. S. Johnson, 1856 S. William
street. 6-3ti
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

l. No.
,. Canberra.
3 Lewis Delaney Offield.
(. Arizona.
/. Acetic acid.
). John Adams.
Z. Dominion of Canada.
:. Lake Ontario.
J. 1915.
10. Cutlery.
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FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE LARGE
store stove. One gas heatrola. One
hot point electric stove. One gas
range One book case and desk.
Carolina Shoe Shop. lnon-wed-fri-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

Governor Clyde r. Hoey has an
nounced he will be unable to attend
the Carolinas Exposition in Charlotte
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THE ALASKA RAILROAD

Headquarters: Anchorage, Alaska General Manager: O. F. Ohlson Anchorage.
 Superintendent of Transporta- tion: J. T. Cunningham, Anchorage Superintendent of Motive Power and Equipment: w. L. Kinsell, An chorage.
 Chief Engineer: Porter Berryhill Anchorage.
 Bridge Engineer: A. M. Truesdell Anchorage.
 Examiner of Accounts: J. J. De- laney, Anchorage.
 Superintendent of Hotels, Com missary and Stores: D. w. Metz. dorf, Anchorage.
 Chief Clerk. A. R. Sessions, An. chorage.
 Chief of Staff, Anchorage Hospi- tai: pr. J. H. Romig, Anchorage Special Representative Agent: Harold w. Shell, 333 North Michi- gan Ave. Chicago.
 Purchasing office: Seattle, Wash ington, J. R. Ummel, Purchasing Agent.
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Warren A. Taylor, Cordova.
 Clerk to United States Attorney Ethel Patterson, Seward.
 United States Marshal: c. J Todd, Valdez.
 Deputy U. s. Marshals: J. M Began, Valdez; Stanley J. Nichols Valdez; A. F. Hoffman, Anchorage; H. w. McDermott, Chitina; c. P Mickelson, Cordova; J. J. Courtney, Dillingham;; J. H. Bell, Kenai; Kall Armstrong. Kodiak; Ernest Allen, Naknek; w. D. Scott, Seldovia; Marion P. Smith, Seward; w. c. Brown, Unalaska; Allen L. Peter son, Unga.
 Special Deputy U. s. Marshals: John Parsons, Anchorage; Phil o. Hartman. Anchorage; John H. Her mon Palmer; Oscar Olson, Cordo- va: Carl Whitman, Nabesna; K. H. Swift, Valdez.
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR
ChilkOOt Barracks, Alaska

It. Col Ralph w. Dusenbury, 7th Infantry-Commanding Post.
 Major Floyd w. Hunter, Medical Corps Station Surgeon Major Leroy D. Soper, Medical Corps-Assistant Station Surgeon
 Major Llewellyn D. Tharp, 7th Infantry-Post Executive Officer.
 Captain Arthur R. Nichols, 7th Infantry . Commanding Company F, 7th Infantry.
 Captain Edward A. Mueller, 7th Infantry-Post Exchange Officer.
 Captain Lawrence V. Castner, 7th Infantry - Commanding Company E, 7th Infantry.
 Captain Ransom G. Amlong, Quartermaster Corps-Post Quar- termaster.
 Captain John w. Gaddis, 7th In- fantry-Post Adjutant. 1st Lieut. Robert B. Beattie, 7th Infantry-C Company Officer.
 1st Lieut.. Edmond M. Rowan, 7tf Infantry-Company Officer.
 Enlisted men: 260.
 Command consisting of a Head quarters Detachment and two riflt companies of the Second Battalion 7th Infantry; Quartermaste Corps Detachment; Medical De- partment Detachment; Finance, Ordnance and Signal Corps Detach- ment.
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UNITED STATES COAST AND
 GEODETIC SURVEY

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey ship Surveyor: Commander A. M. Sobieralski, Commanding. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey ship Discoverer: Lieutenant Commander Jack Senior, Com manding.
 Tenders: Westdahl, Wildcat and Helianthus.
 eThirty-three officers and 139 in crew of above personnel)
 Tide Observers: Frank w. Ross, hetchikan; Maud E. Larson, Sew ard; w. J. Erskine, Kodiak; E. P Willis, Dutch Harbor; s. Whiteley, Juneau.
 Sltka Magnetic Observatory: Ob- server in Charge, John Hersberger.
 Assistant Observer, Raymond Burke.
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OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
 Educational Service

Commissioner of Indian Affairs John Collier, Washington, D. c. Assistant Commissioner of Indian Affairs: Wm. Zimmerman. Jr.. Washington, D. c.
 Director of Education for Alaska Claude M. Hirst, Juneau.
 Assistant to Director: Chas. w Hawkesworth, Juneau.
 Supervisor Social Welfare: Don- aid s. Hartzell, Juneau.
 Associate Supervisor Elementary Education: George A. Dale, Juneau Mrs. Martha B. Refsland, Juneau Chief Clerk: J. E. Click. Juneau Purchasing Agent: J. R. Ummel Seattle.
 Medical Division Medical Director for Alaska: J F. Van Ackeren, Juneau.
 Supervisor of Nurses for Alaska Bertha M. Tiber, Juneau.
 Associate Dental Officer: Taylor J. Pyle, Juneau.
 Travelling Dentist: Walla Tate. Physicians: Morton Myers, Aki-
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ALASKA TERRITORIAL FEDERAL DIRECTORY

Taku Harbor: Mark c. Matthias Panama: Theodore Diedrick. Taylor: Thomas H. Chase. Teller: Mrs Mary M Tweet Tenakee Springs: Edward Snyder Tetlin: John A. Singleton. Tigara: David Franskon. Tofty: Daniel G. Scala. Tokeen: George A. Miller. Tolovana Henry Warren Martin Tyee Henry Andrew Stephanus. Tyonek: Techen Longcarp Ugashik: Mrs. Verne Saint Louis Unalakleet. Charles A. Traeger. Unalaska Durell Finch. Unga: Gus E. Sjoberg. Uyak: Joseph F. Brown. Wacker Eugene Wacker. Wainwright: Ben F. Evans. Wales: Carroll E. Black. Wasilla: R. w. Wilmoth. White Mountain: Abraham Lin- ;oln.
 Windham. James H. Sawyer. Windy: John Stephens. WiSeman: Elmer J. Ulen. Woodchopper: Mrs. Kate Welch. Yakutat: Elof M. Axelson. Yentna: Albert A. Wolf.
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DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

Ketchikan
 Divisional Director: Dewey L Knight
 Immigrant Inspector: Oval G Martin
 Skagway
 Assistant Inspector in Charge Thomas P. Davies.
 Division No. 4
 Judge: Harry E. Pratt, Fairbanks Clerk of Court: E. A. Tonseth Fairbanks.
 Chief Deputy Clerk: Katherine D Nordale, Fairbanks.
 Court Reporter: Verna Thayer Fairbanks.
 United States Commissioners Charles Moore, Bethel; c. L. Carl son, Chandalar; Harry Creep, Circle Springs; R. E. Steel, Eagle; Wm. N Growden, Fairbanks: w H. Thomp- son, Tanana; B. B. Green. Jack Wade; Gus Bension, Hot Springs; Jessie M. Howard. Ophir; Charles Irish, Wiseman; Lee S. Gardner Aniak; Fred King, McGrath; O. C. Held, Nenana Peter McMullen Ruby; T. M. Garland, Flat; A. B Webster, Rampant; Wm. R. Ed wards, Livengood; Orval Jones, Nu- lato; Winifred M. Dalziel, Fort Yu- kon.
 United States Attorney: Ralph J Rivers, Fairbanks.
 Assistant United States Attorney John B. Miller. Fairbanks.
 Clerk to United States Attorney: s. A. Moves, Fairbanks.
 United States Marshal: J. A. Me- Donald, Fairbanks.
 Chief Deputy Marshall: John B Hall, Fairbanks.
 Deputy Marshals: John J. Buck ley, Fairbanks; James Hagan, Nen- ana; c. T. Spencer, Fairbanks; Pat O'Connor, Fairbanks; Raymond R Randall, Fort Yukon; Nels Ander- son, Bethel; Thomas H. Long, Ruby; Daniel F. Eagan, Chatanika; M. F Miller, Nulato; B. E. Berry, Me- Grath.
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DEPARTMENT OF
 COMMERCE
BUREAU OF FISHERIES

Agent at large: Lemuel G. Win gard, Juneau.
 Assistant agents at large: Walter w. Kinsey, Juneau; Augustus w Hawkins, Ketchikan; Fred R. Lu- cas, Naknek.
 Junior administrative assistant: Thomas H. Erickson, Seattle
 Inspector: Calvin F. Townsend Fairbanks.
 Wardens at large: Charles Petry Chignik; J. Steele Culbertson, False Pass; Clarence L. Olson, Cordova William B. Berry, Yakutat; Charles P. Turner, Kodiak; Alexander P Romine, Wrangell; Donald s. Haley Craig.
 Superintendent of the Pribilof Is- lands: Harry J. Christoffers.
 Agent and caretaker: John w Lipke St. Paul Island; Lee c. Me Millin, St. George Island.
 Storekeepers: Daniel c. R. Ben- son, St. Paul Island; P. L. Mander- vile, Acting, St. George Island.
 Assistant to agent: Ralph A. Fer randini, St. Paul Island.
 Physicians: Dr. William w. Col lins, St. Paul Island; Dr. Arnold E Friborg, St. George Island. T ca c h CTS: Carl M. Hoverson Caroline E. Wild, St. Paul Island Paul w. Ohlander, Ruth E. Carl son, St. George Island.
 Masters of fisheries vessels: Brant William M Olson. Juneau; Crane Lin Jorgenson, False Pass; Teal Roy L. Cole, Seldovia; Penguin Harold P. Knutsen, Unalaska; Kit. tiwake, James R. Crawford, Peters. burg; Elder Spencer L. West, Ko. diak; Blue Wing, George A. Skar. Do, Cordova; Scoter, Ole H. Five. ness, Naknek; Murre, William Dell ketchikan; Auklet, Leo J. Collins Craig; Red Wing, Albert N. Var Slyke, Shumagin Islands.
 Scientific division: Director. Fish. cries Biological Station, Seattle, Dr Frederick A. Davidson; assistan aquatic. biologist, Joseph Thomas Barnaby junior aquatic biologist Edwin H. Dahlgren. Special disbusing agent: Bess E O'Neill, Juneau.
 Clerks: Mrs. Dorothy Aalbu Ba ker, Mrs. Georgia E. Gallagher, Jul neau.
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LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE Sixteenth District, Ketchikan

Superintendent: Walter c. Dibrell Assistant Superintendent: Dwight A. Chase.
 Assistant Lighthouse Engineer Thomas B. McKinstry.
 Chief Clerk: L. A. Fortney.
 Voucher Clerk: Harry w. Siegel Clerks: Florence E. Tobin, Irene N. Roach, Pearl E. Anderson
 Depot Keeper: B. J. Lervick.
 Assistant Depot Keeper. Grant McGregor.
 Mechanician: Samuel B. Morris. Foreman: Michael Harris:
 Radio Electrician: E. B. Elliott. Lighthouse Tenders: Cedar, John V. Leadbetter, Captain; Hemlock, William H Barton, Master.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Railway Mail Service

Superintendent: Aubrey D. Law renee. Seattle, Southwestern Alaska and all direct service from Seattle.
 Chief Clerk: George M. March and, Seward Southwestern Alaska west of Sitka; Copper River & Northwestern Railroad and Gov ernment Railroad; Seward Peninsu- la; Yukon River Section; Panama Valley and Iditarod District.
 Presidential Postmasters
 Anchorage: Mrs. Serena B. Pol lack.
 Cordova Otto H. Kulpers.
 Fairbanks: Robert E. Sheldon.
 Juneau: Albert Vile.
 Ketchikan: Mrs. Agnes L. Reiner.
 Nome. Guy E. Mish.
 Petersburg: Richard F. Brennan.
 Seward: Charles A. Sheldon.
 Sitka: James H. Gilpatrick. Skagway: William H. Murray. Valdez: Mrs. Owen E. Meals. Wrangell: Brigham Y Grant. Fourth Class POstmasters Afognak Emelian Petterlin. Akiak: Carl I. Carlsen. Akulurak: Alfred T. Murphy. Alitak: Miss Katherine G. Kane Akutan: Hugh McGlashan, Jr. Alatna: Miss Amelia H. Hill Aniak: Thomas l.. Johnson. Angoon: Fred E. Brandes.
 Anvik. Henry H. Chapman. Baldwin: Robert B. Julian. Baranof: William H. McBlaine. Barrow: Charles D. Brewer. Beaver. Charles w. Schultz. Belkofsky: Dmitry Hotovitsky. Bell Island: Miss Anna M.i Her. | ington. Berry: James E. Moody. Bethel: Harold T. Jestland. Bettles: William D. English. Big Delta: Miss Rika Wallen. | Buckland: J. Lloyd Ripley. Candle: Ronald L. Gillis. Cantwell: John E. Carlson. Cape Yakataga: Mrs. Edna M Watson. | Central: Ali R. Erickson. | Chandalar: Carl L. Carlson. | Chatanika: Robert John Cacy.
 Chatham: Andrew Gunderson.
 Chichagof Lee Atkinson.
 Chicken: Miss Isabella M Purdy | Chignik: Iver Wallen. | Chisana: Lucia Johnson.
 Chitina: Otto A. Nelson.
 Circle: Mrs. Kathryn Knight.
 Circle Springs: Henry Creep.
 Clarks Point: Charles Nelson.
 Cleary: Mrs. Sam Estes.
 College: Charles E. Bunnell.
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ALASKA COMMUNICATIONS
 SYSTEM

Station, Bethel; Operator in Charge, Corporal Charles Howard. Cordova, Corp. Charles Marcus. Craig, Private 1st Class Leo R. Braun.
 Fairbanks, Sgt. Willis H. Glasgow. Flat, Corp. James A. Ellison. Chilkoot Barracks, Private First Class George R. Roman.
 Juneau, Staff Sergeant Roger H, Stevenson.
 Kanakanak, Sgt. Ernest D. Oakley. Ketchikan, Master Sgt. Frank c. Winkler.
 Kodiak, Sgt. Charles T. Toback.
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ALASKA GAME COMMISSION

commissioners; Irving Mex. Reed, Fairbanks, Chairman. Andrew A. Simons, Lakeview. Frank P. Williams, St Michael Earl N. Dinner, Petersburg. Executive Officer, Fiscal Agent and Secretary: Chief Representative of Bureau of Biological Survey Res ldent in Alaska: Frank Dufresne Juneau.
 Executive Office-Juneau Executive Officer and FiscaI Agent: Frank Dufresne.
 Assistant Executive Officer: Clar- ence J. Rhode.
 Chief Clerk: Lance E. Hendrick son.
 David Wood, Jr.: Junior Admins. strator Assistant.
 File Clerk Lillian Peterson. Clerk Stenographer: Margarel Kiloh.
 Verl Bartlett, Elsie Blythe Clerks.
 Game Wardens Homer w. Jewell, Seattle. w R Selfridge, Ketchikan; Jack O'Con. nor, Anchorage; T. Eugene Tibbs
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WEATHER BUREAU

Section Center and Headquarters Airway Weather Service, Juneau Meteorologist: H. J. Thompson. Assistant Meteorological H. w Douglas.
 Junior Meteorologist: c. L. Pru. cha.
 Observer. J. J. Keyser. Assistant Observer: David A Fraser
 Second Order Observers Anchorage: Mrs. Pauline E. Han sen
 Atka: Mrs. Frances H. McMillan Barrow: Mrs. Beverly A. Morgan Cordova: Mrs. Catherine S. Faulds.
 Dutch Harbor: Mrs. Evelyn Hurst Ketchikan Mrs. Ethel Lovgren. Kodiak: Mrs. Laura K Toback St. Paul Island Mrs Florence H. Daigle.
 Central Alaska Airway Weather
 Service Assistant Meteorologist: R. L. Frost, Fairbanks. Senior Observer: John w. Paul, Fairbanks.
 Western Alaska Airway
 Weather Service Junior Meteorologist: T. B. Hay ward, Nome. Observer: Roswell V. Dob b S, Nome.
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s u h land. Cordova; John H. Clements, Wrangell
UNITED STATES COAST GUARD

Cutter Haida, headquarters, Cor dova; Commander F. J. German,
 commanding; Lieut.. s. P. Mehlman,
 executive officer; Lieut.. J. D. liar
 rington, engineer officer; Lieut.. D. D. Hesler; Lieut. tjunior grade) c. O. Ashley; Ensign c. M. Speight: Ensign R. F. Shunk; Chief Boat swain William Gardner; Chief Gunner William A. Woods; Chief Machinist Torlief Hansen; Pay Clerk James Morrison; 90 enlisted men. Haida performs duty in waters of Southwestern Alaska and Gulf of Alaska.
 Cutter Tallapoosa. headuuarters. Juneau, Lieut.. N G. Ricketts, com- manding; Lieut.. c. A. A. Anderson, executive officer; Lieut.. H. F. Stol- ii; Ensign w. M Peel; Assistant Surgeon (reserve) J. P. Mayer, U. s. Public Health Service; Machinist A. L. Pinigan; Pay Clerk J. R. Harris 66 enlisted men, Tallapoosa per forms duty in waters of Southeast ern Alaska and Gulf of Alaska, and with Boring Sea Patrol Force.
 One hundred sixty-five foot pa- trol boat Cyane, headquarters, Ket- chlkan: Lieutenant Comdr. w. R. Richards, commanding Lieut. J. A. Dirks, executive officer; Lieut.. (jun-
 
 for grade) c. H. Stober; Ensign H. R. Chaffee; Machinist L. L. Whit temore; 40 enlisted men. Cyane performs duty in waters of South eastern Alaska and Gulf of Alaska, and with Boring Sea Patrol Force. One hundred twenty-five foot pa- trol boat Morris, headquarters, Sew ard: Lieut.. D. B. MacDiarmid com manding, Boatswain P R. Lloyd, executive officer; Machinist J. J. DeCarlo; 20 enlisted men. Morris performs duty in waters of South- western Alaska and Gulf of Alaska, and with Boring Sea Patrol Force. One hundred twenty five foot pa- trol boat Alert, headquarters, Ket- chigan: Chief Boatswain Hans Han- son, officer in charge; Boatswain G. H. Jacobsen; 20 enlisted men. Alert performs duty in waters of South eastern Alaska and Gulf of Alaska, and with Boring Sea Patrol Force.
 Cutter Northland, headquarters, Seattle, Washington: Commander w. K. Scammell, commanding: per forms duty with Boring Sea Patrol Force in Boring Sea and Arctic Ocean.
 Cutter Chelan, headquarters, Se- attle, Washington: Commander L. V. Kielhorn, commanding; performs duty with Boring Sea Patrol Force. Cutter Shoshone, headquarters, San Francisco Commander G. T. Finlay commanding; performs duty with Boring Sea Patrol Force.
 Cutter Redwing, headquarters, Port Angeles, Washington: Lieut.. A. w. Davis, commanding; performed duty with Boring Sea Patrol Force on seal patrol, southern boundary of Washington to Dixon Entrance.
 One hundred sixty-five foot pa- trol boat Daphne, headquarters, San Francisco: Lieut. Comdr. F. M Neal. c mmanding; performs duty with Be1';ng Sea Patrol Force. Coast Guard Station, Nome, AL aska Inactive.
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McGrath; Sam O. White, Fair. banks; Peter McMullen, Fort Yu. kon; Grenold Collins, Nome; H D. Gray, Juneau; Hosea R. Sar- ger, Petersburg; c. M. Carson, Dill lingham; Harold Gallwas, Seward
 Patrol Vessels and Personnel Ms. Brown Bear, Captain John o. Sellevold.
 MS. Seal, Captain K. c. Talmage MS. Grizzly Bear, Captain Claire Kroegh.
 Predatory Animal Control Harlan Gubser District Agent. Wayne Young: Office Assistant.
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INTERNAL REVENUE

Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Washington (includ- ing AlaskD: Alex Mex. Vierhus.
 Headquarters: Tacoma, Washing ton.
 Stamp Deputy Collectors: Richard |C. Barthel, Fairbanks (Part time deputy; Kay J. lessen, Ketchikan (Part time deputy); O. s. Sullivan, Juneau CFull time deputy).
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NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Mount Mckinley National Park

Superintendent: Harry J. Lick Clerk Carl F. Lottsfeldt. Chief Ranger: Louis M. Corbley. Park Rangers: Edward E. Ogston Grant H. Pearson, Aubrey F. Hou- ston, John c. Rumohr.
 Sitka National Monument Custodian: Peter TrierSchield Sitka, Alaska.
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ak: Louis Salazar, Kanakanak; Les lie A. White, Unalaska, A. F. Doyle Panama; R. Edward Smith, Kotze- bue: Rex F. Swartz, Nome; Maurice E. Curthell, Mt. Village: Raymond w Maurer, Metlakatla; Arthur N Wilson, Ketchikan.