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RUSSELL MAYNARD IN TOWN
ON PUBLIC HEALTH WORK
Russell Maynard, director of the
Territorial Department of Public
Welfare arrived last Friday eve
ning from Juneau, and is at the
Wallace Hotel. He is organizing
the expansion of the department’s
acivities as established by the last
legislature.
His department has $700,000 for
the coming two years to be spent
for old age assistance. This will
be matched by $600,000 in federal
funds. The fund for dependent
children is $100,000 to which the
federal government has added
$75,000.
The legislature also appropri
ated $75,000 for the Juvenile
Code, which operated through this
! department and the U. S. Com
missioner.
For general relief not specifi
cally stated, the department has
$300,000. The greater portion of
his will no doubt be spent for
health purposes. The Territory has
j 5 beds for tubercular patients at
! Skagway, 5 beds at Ketchikan and
| others scattered throughout the
Territory.
Mr. Maynard is making plans
to establish an office here for the
department, if space can be found.
CLYDE SMITH RETURNS WITH
WIFE AND INFANT
Clyde Smith, operations man
ager for the P.A.A. returned last
Friday evening, bringing his wife
and infant to make their home
here. They will live in one of the
Wallace Cottages.
C. ARNOLD JOHNSON
ARRIVES IN NOME
Mr. C. Arnold Johnson, from
the U. S. Stores department of the
U. S. Smelting Co., arrived from
Salt Lake City to confer with
William Cameron, local manager
of that department.
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DR. SMITH OF TORONTO
WILL HOLD REVIVAL
MEETINGS HERE j
Dr. Oswald J. Smith, F.R.G.S.,
Litt. D., pastor of “The People’s
Church,” Toronto, Canada, which
seats 2,000 will be the guest of
Rev and Mrs. Geo. H. Loveless of
the Alaska Evangelization Soci
ety, four days this week.
Dr. Smith will arrive by Alaska
Airlines on Tuesday, from An
chorage, where he has just fin
ished a successful week of meet
ings, all of the churches of An
chorage cooperating. Other speak
ers were Rev. Joseph Carlson, Cal
gary, Alta., Dr. R. E. Neighbor,
Jr., Los Angeles, Calif., and Rev.
Peter Dyneka, Director of the
Russian Gospel Association, with
missionaries in Alaska, and other
countries of the world.
Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings, August 21 and 22, Dr. Smith
will speak at the Federated
Church. Meetings will start at
7:30 p.m.
Thursday and Friday evenings
at 7:30 p.m., August 23 and 24, he
will speak at Lavina Wallace
Young Mission.
Dr. Smith is a missionary,
evangelist, author, hymn writer,
and world traveler. He is not only
a very successful minister but one
who is in the first rank of minis
ters today and whose name will
live in the annals of the church.
Weather permitting, Dr. Smith
plans on leaving Nome by plane
for Fairbanks, Friday night.
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