In order that the 1934 Clean-up
week will be the most effective
ever held in the city, the com
mittee chosen by the Chamber of
Commerce to take charge of ar
rangements, met yesterday after
noon to make definite plans.
Those on the committee are the
Rev. John A. Glasse, chairman,
R. S. Raven and B. D. Stewart.
Those who met with the committee
were Mayor I. Goldstein, H. W.
Douglas, who represented the Boy
Scoots and Curtis Shattuck, sec
retary of the Chamber of Com
merce. The meeting was held at
the latter's office, and another
will be held at the same place on
Friday at 4:30 o'clock, to which
representatives of women’s organi
sations are to be invited.
Mayor Goldstein announced that
he would Issue a proclamation this,
week requesting that all residents
of the city enter Into the spirit of
the week and do their utmost to
improve and beautify the appear
ance of the City of Juneau.
During the week an honor roll
will be published in The Empire
consisting of the names of those
who have co-operated by cleaning
up and beautifying of their own
residences and grounds.
Publicity Stunts
Among the publicity stunts that
will be used to bring Clean-Up
Week before every resident of Ju
neau are printed stickers to be
used on automobiles, both business
and private; slips asking citizens’
co-operation to be inserted under
bread wrappers by bakeries and
into orders by merchants; a parade
by the Boys’ Drum and Bugle
Corps with banners early in the
week under the direction of T. B.
Setzer.
