SMITH FAMILY
VISITS H ERE
Mr. and, Mrs. Mer
rill Smith and daugh
ter Myrtle of Palmer
flew to Seldovia last
Friday for a planned
visit of several weeks.
The Smiths are the
guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Melvin Beltz of Seldo
via hospital.
Mr. Smith plans to
conduct religious
meetings three times
weekly during his stay
here. The meetings
will be held in the
Methodist church at
7:30 p.m. on Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday
evenings•
Mr. Smith*s Stinson
also will be available
for charter service
during his visit here.
He already has moved
freight from Homer to
a hunting lodge on
Carlbou Lake.
MARTINS NAMED
ON HONOR ROLL
Two Seldovia names
appear on the honor
roll of the Univer
sity of Alaska for
the fall semester.
Both George' and
Nellie Liar tin, who
received all of their
elementary and high
school education in
Seldovia, were honor
students last term.
Nellie Martin is
attending the Univer
sity through a schol
arship awarded her
upon her .graduation
fVom high school.
ROY HENINGTONS
ARE REtURNING
Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Henington of Commerce,
Texas-this week wrote
friends in Seldovia
that they soon expect
to be back in Alaska.
Their letter said
they planned to leave
next week. They will
fly north in Luther
Henington!s new Sea
bee. _
Field UJorker
^or Red Cross
;oming Soon
Miss Helen Cass, a
general field repre
sentative of the Am
erican. Red Cross,
will- he in Seldovia
sometime in the near
future, it was learn
ed this week.
Mis.s Cass, who was
transferred to Alaska
from the San Francis
co .office, already
has .visited chapters
in Ketchikan, Juneau,
Y/r angel 1, Sitka and
Anchorage.
. She plans to reach
Fairbanks, Seward,
Kodiak, Home, Cordova
and.Valdez, as well
as Seldovia, sometime
this spring.
SHIPS TO CONTINUE
not increase the food
bill of Alaskans by
more than cents a
day. Delegate Bob
Bartlett estimates
that the increase will
amount to 58$t
The Senate approved
the compromise legis
lation on March 1, and
sent the bill back to
the House for approval
of two minor change-s
made in the bill in
the Senate.
It is understood •
that steamships will
not begin operating
under the new plan
until April 1. V/hat
plans for the interim
operation are, still
is not clear at this
time •
The Anderson dock,
Seldovia agents for
the Alaska Steamship
Co*, has received no
instruction from the
Seattle office on
this phase of the
question# So far as
is known by dock
agents at present, *•
the Denali still is
scheduled to sail for
Alaska tomorrow, as
announced last week#
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help the ACCA# De
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ough your postbox#
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