The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-29
WEATHER BREAKS FOR JCC LEADER
 ON ALASKA TOUR
Paul BagweII, National President, Honored dt
 Banquet by Jayeees

A 45-mlnute break in showing conditions over Juneau Airport yes terday afternoon turned out to be a break for President of the U s. Junior Chamber of Commerce Paul D. Bagwell, and for Juneau Jay cees.
 Clouds opened just long enough fer Pacific Northern Airline's flight from Anchorage to sneak onto the runway shortly before p. m. The plane put in at Gustavus earlier in the afternoon when heavy snow blotted out the airport here.
 For the National Jaycees presi- dent, the break meant he would be 1 spared a night as CAAs guest at Gustavus For Juneau Jaycees, it meant the end of an afternoon c. sweating out the arrival of their guest of honor for banquet held last evening at the Gold Room of the Baranof.
 A delegation of Petersburg Jun 1 for Chamrer of Commerce members planned on being here to honor the National organization president, but had worse luck and were held up hy snow conei::cns, unable to attend
 Gov. and Mrs. Ernest Gruening headed the list of guests who shar- ed the head table with JCC Presi- dent Bagwell Waino Hendrickson. Mayor of Juneau, and Mrs. Hen drickson, Fred Eastaugh, president of the Senior Chamber of Com merce, and Dean Goodwin, pres ident of the local JCC chapter, were also at the speakers table.
 Master of Ceremonies Peter Wood called on honored guests to speak briefly before Jaycee leader Bag we'll told the local organization members something about objec- tives and accomplishments of Jun for Chamber of Commerce groups throughout the world. Bagwell told members that just week ago he was in Honolulu and since that time he has visited Jaycees in San Francisco, Sacra- mento, Reno, Nev., Fairbanks and Anchorage. From here he will trav- el to San Diego, and then on a tour of more Jaycee organizations prior to attending the Fourth Congress of the Junior Chamber ofk Com merce aS Brussels, Belgium, April '21-28.
 Bagwell, Michigan State Colleges youngest professor, where he heads the Department of Speech, Dra- matics and Radio, was named one of the outstanding men in the U & during l948.
 Objectives of the JCC are better nent of the individual communities and the development of the tindivi- dual, Bagwell told the Jaycees.
 "Today's basic challenge" he said, lis in the field of human relations, in labor management, in racial relations and in curbing of prejudices.
 Young men must develop posi- tive approach to democracy" he added. We need more articulate positiveness, rather than the again ism approach to the interpretation of our ideals and beliefs"
 He complimented the local organ ization on its energetic beginning work, encouraging the members to join the national organization in accepting the challenge of the times.
 Guests at the dinner included Lions Club President George Dan- ner and Mrs. Danner, MT. and Mrs Harold Houston, MT. and Mrs Earle Hunter, Miss Emily Dean, Bill Lob ban, Carl Heinmiller, Don Pegues, Herb Rowland, secretary, senior of Commerce.
 Also introduced were Vice Presi- dent John Quilico, secretary Lois Estepp, national JCC director War ren Houston, and wife of President Dean Goodwin, Robbie Goodwin
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