COUNCIL ACCEPTS DEALERS' CLOSING PLANS
C4/4 APPROVES
AIRPORT PLANS
I
FOR SELOOVIA
Chpi has approved
the planned project
for improvements to
the Seldovia airport,
’.’ord of the approval
came from dAA fte&d
auarters in ’."ashing
ton, D.G., last week,
according to informa
tion received from
An choraoe.
This city ''"as one
!of the first three in
the territory to re
ceive such ‘approval.
Dillingham aid Seward
alsi received the go
ahead signal • for
theii projects.
The • plan, as ap
proved, calls for the
expenditure of
$66,000 01 the north
south landing' s trij*
which is to be 3C0
feet wide and 2, *>00
feet loig, with the
possibility of a fur
ther exteision of 500
f e e t.
The* moiey will be
used t# pay for grad
iiaj, dr ail age, gravel
surfaciig, zoie clear
ing and marking. It
becomes available
(Cut. fare 6)
OtNALI S AILING
Set Sack
Sailing date of
the Steamer Denali
from Seattle, origin
ally scheduled for
Jan* 2ft, has beer, de
1ayed un til Feb. 1,
it was learned here
by the anderson Dock
this week.
The steamer should
arrive in Seldovia on
Feb. 7, rather than
o* Feb. 3 as origin
ally scheduled.
The Rose Knot and
the Terminal Knot,
both unloading now at
Seward, and the Jump
er Hitch, which is
expected to arrive
shortly, do not carry
cargo for Seldovia. -
NO CHANGE FOR
MR, CHAMBERS
The condition of
Or. M. Charr.b o r s , U • S •
0 cmmi s s io.* er now c on -
fined to the hospital
by illiess, reraains
unchanged, his atten
ding physician, Dr.
Melvin. Beltz, said
yesterday.
MAYOR OBJECTS
BUT COUNCIL OKAYS
RECOMMENDATIONS
The city council
last night overrode
Mayor Simon Josefsen’s
plea for a postpone
ment of action on re
c ommenda tions f#r a
modification of Or
dinance 27 which was
•resented by Lin Ras
mussen, a represanta
tive of the Seldovia
Liouor Dealers’ Asso
ciation.
Mr. Josefsen asked
that the discussion
be tabled until next
meeting, when a full
council, with ade
quate time for delib
eration, would con
sider the dealer pro
posals. The., absence
of Councilman- Herr
left only four
voting members at
last night’s meeting.
However Counoilman
Nord.enson balked the
mayor by putting a
motion that the rec
ommendations be ac
cepted. C oun c i lman
George Cook backed
Mr. Horder.son’s mo
tion, and Mrs. Everd
Jones voiced an af
firmative vote to
(Cont. ?age 4)