• MORE AIRPORT
WORK NEEDED
Dr. "elvin Beltz and
Ray Avery spent yesterday
working on the airport.
They used the catc-r
piller for leveling and
filling in work and Dr.
Beltz said that the
entire field is now use
able for light craft to
land on. Approximately
one thousand feet of the
field has now been worked
on is is useable however
there is still consider
able inpr overrent work
to be done and effort and
work will have to be put
forth by nany before the
field will be in first
class shape.
SCHOOL TAX DUE
The School tax for
the Territory of Alaska
is no!7 due and payable*
This tax 'Till be
considered deliquont on
the 11th.tof this nonth.
paynont r.iay be nadc
at Earl Herr’s office in
the Scldovia House,
Her; Chenille bedspreads
have just, teen unpacked
i ' and are not; on dis
play.
i
! Double bed size in rose,;
uhite and blue,
iiLSO
■ I lore of the popular
Lady Peppercli brand
, SHEETS AND PILLO ! CASES
Shoots in both 72 x 106
and 31 x 108
Cases in -sizes U2 x 36
and h2 .x 33 l/2 .
_SELDOM IA CASH
• REPORT
FROM MIDGE
A letter to Ar* and
Ars. Jack English from
their daughter midge this
reek reveled that she is
nor making many nor
friends and liking life
"outside" at Billings.
She recently made a
trip to Yellor Stone park
and has been on many int
eresting trips in and
around Billings.
She visited a short
tine ago at a cattle and
sheep ranch of relatives
in Garland> about tro
hundred miles from Bill
ings and enjoyed horse
back riding and srinning
rhile there.
She rrites that her
scholastic rork is keep
inr her busy but that she
is also /managing to have
an interesting and active,
social life.
She is staying rith
IT. and Ars. Adam Bloch
rhile attending school in
the Aontana state. Ar.
Bloch- is Ars* Jack
• English's- brother.
FORMER RESIDENT DIES
'.'"orcl was received
here- this week of the
death of Its. I.able Svel
und,.- former resident of
i Seldovia.
She taught school
| here at one tine and
: later moved to Homer
I where she married Nils
i Svedlund.
.She passed away in
'Seattle after a very
[short illness.
.
VISITOR
FROM NOME
I'xs, Stanley Thompson
arrived in Seldovia Mon
day afternoon from Nome,
She rrill visit here
at the J, ’7, Thompson home
for a Treck or tiro and trill
then proceed to the states
to join her husband Stan
ley irho left recently to
enter Harvard University,
She Trill be accomp
anied on the trip by her
small son Eric Trho has
spent the summer vrith the
Sr, Thompsons*
GREATER SPENDINGS
Delegate 2, L. Bart
lett rrho spoke before the
Juneau Char, ber of Conner- \
ce recently stated that
.the United States Govern
ment is the I Jo. One em
ployer in Alaska and that
,.it rail oo ntinue ; to be
so long as the Russian
situation.remains unsett
led, . .. .
The Federal Governm
ent is spending y62,03^>
190 this year compared to
.last years ,000,COOy a
jump of over :.,;52j000,000
compared to the ten mill
ions spent in Alaska ten
years ago,
TO ANCHORAGE
Bob AcNoaly made a
business trip to Anchor
age today,. He expects to p
return the latter part of
this week,
_h __;_ _ _1_
"Don't be like a rock
ing chair--—full of motion
but -dth no ■progress".
’* * ' "1
: COOK'S CARPENTER <f* REPAIR . SHCI? .
[ cabinet work hauling