A new propeller for the Juneat
Flying Club Klem Skylark, which u
based at the Alaska Air Transport
; float, arrived this morning on th«
Yukon to replace the propeller pre
viously in use, which had become
slightly warped. The new propel
ler was specially constructed for th<
little seaplane by the California pro
I peller Company.
COMES ON NORTHLAND
A. Van Mavern, West Coast Groc
ery Company representative, arrivec
i on the Northland.
Special Delivery to Douglas Dali;
2:30 P. M. Telephone 442. adv
Schilling
to pepper
tf J9L CX
JLnjay the luxury
of fine pepper.^
RED CROSS IS
STILL BELOW
JUNEAU QUOTA
Roll Call to Be Continued
Until Necessary Sum
Collected
To and including today, the tenth
day of the drive, $522 has been col
lected in the Red Cross Drive in the
City of Juneau, declared A. B. Phil
lips. Roll Call Chairman. This sum,
slightly over half the 1955 quota,
is considerably less than half of last
year's collection.
As yet. no reports have been re
ceived from outlying districts.
Commenting upon the apparent
failure to raise sufficient funds, Mr.
Phillips said today: "We are con
fident we shall raise the quota—
$1,000, before we are through. Juneau
has never yet failed the Red Cross,
and certainly her contributions have
always reaped a rich return in civic
development. Our one anxiety is that
we complete our collections during
j the time allotted us in the national
I drive—that is, before Thanksgiving.''
Should the quota not be reached
by that time, however, Mr. Phillips'
expresed the will of the entire com
i mittee to continue the drive until
the quota is achieved.
