The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-24


 sary to Alaskas future prograss that industry be encouraged to come in. It was voted to. support the Juneau ChamLer of Commerce in their stand against it, and to wire both the Juneau Chamber and Senator Butler, head of the Public Lands Committee, to that effect.
 Roy EagIe, new Inspector in charge of Immigration in Skag- way was introduced to the mem bers, as we'll as several memters of the movie outfit. Mrs. Ewing Scott, wife of the writer, producer and director of Harpoon; Dean Spencer, sound technician; Jack Benson and Alex Shary, all ex- pressed their pleasure for the many hospitalities and courtesies ex- tended the company during their stay in Skagway
 Hugh Hierne-, Superintendent of the White Pass, and Charles CChuck) Roehr, came in from Ju- neau by plane Saturday afternoon after a short business trip to Seattle
 MT. and Mrs. Mary Lee are now ine their new home after meeting with untold delays during it's con- stIuction. It is the first new home to be constructed in Skag- way in several years and one of the incest. The last new home was the Presbyterian Manse.
 Mrs. Frank Boyd and daughter Mrs. Boren, and small son, were passengers for Skagway on one Of the last boats. Mrs. Boyd has been in California, where she was call ed by the illness of her mother. Mrs. Boren accompanied her mother here from Seattle and will visit her family for a few weeks.
 The All girls met at the Car roll home last Tuesday evening with Patsy Carroll, hostess.
 Jack Molyneau, wellknown trav- cling salesman, called on bis GUS toners Saturday.
 Richard Cox and Mrs. Henry c. Harris, Juneau residents, were at the Golden North Hotel this week.
 Wm. HamIl, David J.. Cox and family from Anchorage, MT and Mrs. J. A. Hunter of Fairbanks, and Frances Fell. Public Health Nurse from Haincs were among the Alaskans registered at the Golden North ttc past week.
 Everett G. Carmack from Ala mosa, Colorado, and H. Neid of An chorage, arrived in Skagway this week and will work for the White Pass.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Caldwell of Seattle, are back in SkagWay once more for two or three weeks. They spent a couple of months here last spring while the Standard Oil tanks were being erected. Mir Caldwell is an engineer for the Standard Oil Go.
 Mrs. Sylvia Baker Alexander left on the train for Whitehorse this week after spending brief per iod here visiting her mother, Mrs. Chris Larson, and brother, Harley Baker Mrs. Alexander with her husband, a Pan American Airways employee, will leave for Siam soon where they will be stationed for the next two or three years. Mrs. Christin Lamoreaux left on Fridays train for Fairbanks, where she will visit the Joe McCann fam l fly for a short time before pro- lceeding to Anchorage for a visit with her sister and family. MT. and Mrs. T. c. Mason are l the parents of a haby boy whc was born in the White Pass hos. pital Saturday, Sept. 13. MT. ane Mrs. Mason are the parents of two more boys,
 MT. and Mrs. R. Cornett have rented Perry Hern's house ans moved in. MT. Hern, one of Skag. ways best known pioneers, vii Ileave Tuesday morning for Haine Ito drive over the Highway witt Percy Cotton, to Anchorage. where he will spend the next year witt his daughter, Charlotte. Mis Hern recently purchased hom, about three blocks from the Fed leral building,