MRS. MARY HAFEMEISTER
HERE ON BUSINESS
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Mrs. Mary Hafemeister. District
Worker, Department of Public
Work is here on her first regular
visit since last summer, due to
the serious lack of funds in the
Welfare Department. She is here
chiefly on matters pertaining to
matters of Child Welfare and will
visit both the Home-in-the-Woods
SLOGAN
WANTED
$5.°® Cash Prize
to the person who writes the
slogan for the reorganized Seward
Chamber of Commerce. Mail your
entries to—
Father Turner, Secretary
| Sanitarium and the Jesse Lee
I Home while in Seward.
Mrs. Mary Switzer, agent for
the Department in Seward has
fell it necessary to tender hei
resignation due to the heavy de
mands of her work at the sani
tarium.
In case of special emergency,
she will do what she can for any
one until such time as a new
agent can be appointed.
The bulk of the work and all
contacts with vendors should bo
with Mrs. Hafcmeister's Anchor
age office. Box 1616.
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RAINBOW NEW
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Come one, come all! The Rain
bow Girls are having a party on
April 10th at 8:00 P.M. The party
will be held at the Masonic Tem
ple. The proceeds will go to the
School Library Fund. There will
be Folk Dances, card games and
refreshments. Candy and cookies
will be sold. Admission price fif
ty cents. Door prizes will be pre
sented. Bring your family and
have a good time.
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ALASKA DEVELOPMENT
BOARD
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JUNEAU—-A private contribu
tion of money toward the work
of the Alaska Development Board
was received this week from Ray
mond M. Wilson of Anchorage
and credited to the Board’s ac
count by the Territorial Treasure
cr. Spenard Realty, the company
with which Mr. Wilson is connect
ed has been receiving some as
sistance from the Board in the
development of an industrial site
area near Anchorage.
In his letter accompanying his
check Wilson wrote “I wish that
I could make it a thousand dol
lars! I believe that we are going
to get some new blood in the
legislature next election and get
adequate appropriations for work
such as yours.”
The act of the 1945 legislature
which created the Alaska Devel
opment Board empowered it "to
accept donations from public a
gencies, civic groups, trade as
sociations, corporations, and in
dividuals, toward any class of
work conducted by the Board.”
Although an attempt in the
1947 legslature to abolish the Al
aska Board was defeated, the ses
sion ended with no appropriation
for the Board having been made
for this biennium. A small bal
ance loft from the original ap
propriation made in 1945 has en
abled the Board, under consider
able handicaps and with only
part-time professional assistance,
to carry on its work of fostering
industry, business and vocational
development in the Territory.
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tJ. S.—ALASKA
CARGO PROCEEDING
The Civil Aeornautics Board an
nounced today that it had decid
ed not to ao'opl the proposed Ec
onomic Regulation 292.7 which
would have exempted from some
of the provisions of the Civil Aer
onautics Act certain air carriers
of cargo only between points in
Alaska and points in the United
Stated. The Boprd said that it had
reached this descision after further
consin'eration of available informa
tion and the comments of inter
ested parties because it had de
termined that the proposed action
was not in the public interest and
would not lead to the oru'erly de
velopment of air transportation
between Alaska ana* the United
States.
At the same time, the Board
issued an order instituting a for
mal proceeding to determine if
Pan American Airways, North
west Airlines, and Pacific North
ern Airlines are rendering ade
quate service over their certifi
cated routes in the transportation
of property between points in A
laska and the points in the Unit
ed States, and to determine whe
ther there is need for these car
riers to provide an additional a
mount of (Afferent type of prop
erty service, over these routes,
particularly with respect to all
cargo flights.
The Board said that the inform
ation compiled during considera
(ion of the proposed regulation
indicates that there may be a
! need for additional cargo service
| by the named carriers over their
presently certificate# routes be
i tween Alaska and the United
! States and that a formal investi
gation was necessary.
I TRAVEL I
I FUNDS
PROTECTED j
AGAINST LOSS I
OR THEFT
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| Safeuarding money again-" |
| | loss when one travels is as |
1 important as protecting it by 1
I deposit when at home—and 1
! | is just as easy. You merely |
I convert your travel funds 1
I here, before you start, into |
1 American Express Travelers |
| Cheques. They are readily |
| spendable as cash, and if lost I
I or stolen, the amount in- 1
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| volved is refunded to you. |
| The cost of the protection §
I | is hut 75c on each $100 |
I | Minimum 40c. There is no 1
' | time limit on use. Thous- |
I | ands of people carry these |
I 1 protective Cheques when |
II away from home, and find I
i 1 them invaluable. This is |
I | one of the bank’s services |
| to the traveling public. f
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Cat' lung boupueis on the utter bril
liant e of I li Poised Fireball power...
Getting applause for Safetv-Ride
rims, pillow-soli tires, all-coil
springing — for bodies newly shel
tered against disturbing noise —
lot no less than aO new In.mitts.
And it's winning curtain calls on
two nta jot advances no other car
Chic IS.
One is the fabulous new Pvr>f!ow
I)it\t * whete there is no gemshift
itiff, eeen aulomntii ally. You just
step on the gas — and inotot ing t lose
to magic is yours.
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Nhiclded ride. Here for the first time
you're shielded against vibration
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