Mr. McCloskey will succeed Lockie
MacKinnon, member of the Board
for the past It years. The Gov-j
ernor recently appointed James
McGrath, Sitka, as the second
member, effective June 15. He,
like McMcCloskey, is a longtime
resident of Alaska and is familiar
with the duties of the Trustees. ]
In announcing Mr. McCloskey’s
appointment and the retirement
of Mr. MacKinnon, Gov. Troy
pttased the latter's long services
highly. “Mr. MacKinnon has made
a most valuable member of the
Beard and his interest in its work
and the Piorieeis’ Home has been
of material assistance in the suc
cessful functioning of the institu
tion,” he said.
“From a close personal acquaint
ance with Mr. McCloskey for many
years, "i am certain he will be an
equally valuable member, and the
Territory is fortunate that he has
agreed to accept the position," he
added.
BANKER GOES WESTWARD
"Harry S Balderston. Of the Bank
cf Seward, at Seward, is a pas
senger westbound on the Aleutian
Mrs. Balderston remained in the
South and will come North within
the next few weeks.
AUTO PARKING NOTICE
Parking on Fourth St., between
Seward and Franklin Sts., must
be confined to south side of street
only. No douole parking permit
ted., By order
C. J. DAVIS
—adv. Chief of Police.
FOURTH PLANS
TO BE RUSHED
Legionnaires and All Oth
ers Requested to Meet
T omorrow
Legionr-irec and all others in
terested in the Juneau Fourth of
j July celebration arc urged by
rtalph Martin, Acting Commander
1 of the Alford John Bradford Post,
to be present at 7:30 o'clock to
morrow night at the Dugout.
1 Additional plans for the event
will be discussed and the complete
program definitely announced at
this meeting.
