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P.'lner, laska
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April 16, 1940 ro. 16.
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EXECUTIVE ISCARZ TAKEj OVER
On Friday naming of this -.-reek Abril 16,
an Executive Foard consisting of Tat Hemmo
Carl Hasmussen and Harold Stephan rill be
in charge'of the management nf the lt.7.7.C
A. Hr. Marvin Allyn, rhose resignation be
cones effoptive as of the above date, sjiys
that he plans a short fishing trip before
he leaves for the States. If the roads
clear up sufficiently to allor easier
traveling, ho nay drive out.
RErriU f c O b/ hCAZO
The different Committees in the Foard have
been forking to clear u-> some of the
points Of is:sue in the Co-dr’s business.
’’’e have iearnod by investigation that ■ the
boilers for rhich re have been defiling are
in good sha-e .and suitable for our - urrOS
es. Cue of the biggest items of exnense
is for the brick necessary in the instal
lation. Forever, re.have learned that re
can get brick in Anchorage that rill save
a tremendous amount over freight on the
same from Seattle (continued on - age 3.)
JONES— FRANK
Mary C. Jor.es, "airier first' grade teacher,
and Darrell 1, Irani: were united in Ferr
iage _ at the United- Protest-ant Church by
Rev* Victor I. Alfoen at S:30 a.m. W dnes*
day, Anril 14.
The bride mas dressed in a "0~der blue
suit vrith pink accessories and v/as attend
ed by-Joanne Frank in a blue tuo piece
dress; and 1-'ancy Frank in a pink t vo piece
dress.
Tr-a groom mas attended by Fvere-tt Uohn,
Urs. Victor Alfsen at the organ played
Schubert's Serenade and Drorr of Love by
Lisrt.
A small group of friends ritnessed the cer
emony. The rounle were driven to 11 tanus
( ka by Fverett Yohn to catch the Stredmlin
er to Felknley Park vrhcre they trill spend
a short honeymoon. They left P..liner in
a shorer of rice and to the rattle of tin
cans.
Yrs. Frank mill resume her duties in the
First C-rade Class room U"-on her return.
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Or. "ednesday -of this '-dele Don Foster, head
’of the Alaska r.vtiver Service and Ralph I'ine,
engineer for t*he Al^S visited Rainer to in
spect pronoseef sites for thd iff,000,000
Federal hospital Funding. 1
Three suggested sites uerc inspected in Anch
orage qn<i -c understand declared unsatisfac
tory by the inspectors. The Chamber of Com
merce of'the Ilatanuteka Valley escortedTlr.
| Foster .'and I'r. llizo to proposed sites in the
7alloy and upon oxamination of'the 20-acre
tract, y.rhich is avail dblcs free to the AFJ?
for the construction of this "os-nital, hr.
roster, cormented that it nas an attractive
.and •tempting offer. .This tract is on tho
Lucas - rooerty just across from John Bugge’s
; 'report;,'.' It is close to -vate.r lines and
i to the <sc-.,or lines,
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I According to Hr. Foster tho hospital- rill
consist of a•larrc building nerhuns six
, stories high, depending upon its location.
Around 15 acres arc desirable. The build
ing rould be of concrete construction aid
completely modern throu hout-. tr-or-' conplot
ion it “ill require ’a staff of from. .200 to
350. persons and tho annual payroll rould ap
proximate )l,000,000. Ten resident doctors
••ill he included in the staff. The Hospital
rould include doctors’ quarters, a nurses’
hone, para.-os' and storage facilities;
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Hr. Foster and .a’, .lee rcre unable to go to
’Tasiila to ihspec.t proposed sites in that
vicinity due to a nr ior a—ointment in Anc.h
ora. c. Hr,' Foster called Hr, Tvciand fron
Painer and oxnlained*the situation. Hor'erer,
a federal group of inspectors "ill be throng}
here in July and go over all i ropescd sir s.
80 n I? SALES OVER •jlj'jj')’
On Wednesday of this ••eel: Bond sales had top
red '>13,000.00 according to Hr, ’"’.C. Hau,
cliftiman of the drive. He has not heard
from all of the solicitors, though. A meet
ing is scheduled for Friday evening for all
the solicitors in the basement of the Luth
eran Church, r ' 1 ;•