FU3IIC T70PKo ruinTIKG
federal '"orkn Agency has informed Delegate
Bartlett that approval lias boon mado for
the advance of federal flmdo in the amount
of 0^4,650 for the plan preparation of uub
rorlcs in tro Alaska communities.
She Anchorage Independent School District
rill rocoivo 016,350 for planning a school
estimated to cost 0535.000. Dluoprinting
of public utilities in Fairbanks Trill bo
carriod out rrith an'advancc of 063,300
from the government, the project estimated
to cost 03,500,000, The third projoct in
visions a civic arena and suimnimg pool
building at Fairbanks at the cost of 0600,
000 v.’ith planning’advance approved in the
amount of Ol5,000.
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EDUCATION PROVIDED FOR ALASKAN
VETERANS
Almost $28,600 a month is boing oaid by
the federal government for education and
training of Alaskan veterans. Payments
during the first 1' months of the 1947 fis
cal year wore '“>131,599 in subsistence al
lowances and $183,054 for tuition and ex
penses.
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SANITATION REGULATIONS ISSUED 3Y HEALTH
HOARD
Per territorial, sanitary regulations,'pas
sed '07/ the Hoard of Health’on Parch 7, will
go into effect September 1. This covors
“ator supply, sewago' disposal, eating and
drinking establishments,'food stores,and
markets, frozen desserts, industrial hy
gicncc, camps and mattresses.
The regulations'concerning Mater Supply,
Sewage Disposal, Eating and Drinking Estab
lishments and Food Stores and Markets have
been in effect for a number of years. They
wore brought up to date.
Copies of the regulations are available in
ai pilot form and can be obtained moon re
quest from the Territorial Department of
health in Juneau, or, from any of the branch
offices, Fairbanks, Anchorafec or Ketchikan.
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JUNEAU CHAMBER OF C. TIROS REOPENING'
OF ALASKA NATIVE SOT"COLS
The Junior Chamber of Commerce recently
unamiouhly urged rcooonin. of the Alaska
Native schools throughout the Territory.
The shhools had boon ordered closed because
of cuts in finds allocated for health and
educational services for natives. The
resolution said that crowded conditions of
the schools make it impossible to provide
for additional students.
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