“Red Cross in the Pacific States
have opened and manned with vol
unteers 191 Highway Emergency
First Aid Stations while 239 oth
ers are projected. Mobile First Aid
units are being organized to make
the services of trained personnel
available more speedily in highway
accidents. Much remains to be done
in each state and more help is need
ed to accomplish these objectives.
“The Red Cross has sent out an
appeal inviting the people of Alas
ka, and throughout all the States,
to have a part in this humanitar
ian work by joining the Red Cross
during the membership enrollment,
“The American Red Cross deserves
the support of all the people and I
urge all citizens of Alaska to make
sure of their enrollment before
Thanksgiving Day.
“The membership fee is $1.00, but
nobody is limited to that amount.
When renewing your membership
or taking a new membership be as
liberal as possible in making dona
tions.”
IKE TAYLOR ON COAST;
ATTEND CONFERENCE
Ike p. Taylor, Chief Engineer,
Alaska Road Commission, who has
been in Washington, D. C., relative
to budget matters for the Alaska
Road Commission, and is nr* on the
West Coast, will represent Gov.
John W. Troy at the Northwest
Aviation Planning Council Con
ference in Portland, Oregon, De
cember 4 and 5, according to an
announcement from the Governor's
office today.
While enroute to Washington, D.
