WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS
BY-LAW REVISION
Discussion of
amendments: to the
constitution of the
Seldovia Woman’s Club
occupied the major
portion of last even
ing^ monthly meeting
of the group. Copies
of the revised and
amended constitution
are to be prepared
for distribution to
members at the April
meeting•
The group ‘also
went on record as be
ing opposed to the
plan advanced by the
Department of Public
Health for .adding to
the duties of the
public health. nurse
headquartered; ‘ ‘ ’:h’ere
with an added half
year assignment in
the communities 'of
Upper Cook Inlet.
The April 12 Car
nival of the Public
Health Council was
discussed 'and a com
mittee named to serve
the luncheon, which
is the -Woman’s Club,
assignment at the af
fair. That serving
committeeheaded by
Mrs. Susan English,
includes Mrs-.' Jose?
phine Tlphick, Mrs.
Barbara Hanson, Mrs.
Florence Brun and
Miss Viola Daniels.
Last night’s pro
gram featured Dr.
Melvin Beltz of Sel
dovia hospital, who
lectured on sinus
disorders. The high
school girls’ chorus
sang several numbers,
and .. prs.. Merrill
Smith '* preBen;tbd V.-a.
, SENATE/ WOULD
IMPOSE TAX
ON FRQIEN FISH
a .bill introduced
in the territorial
Senate last week im
poses greater, taxes
on the salmon indus
try than, heretofore.
For the first time,
frozen fish products
are included ib- the
taxable items.
The ••bill", as'k's '•£»
levy of 1 cent a
pound or 48 cents a
case on canned king
or red salmon, with
half that amount ’ass
essed against other
kinds of salmon. A
tax of. half a cent a .
pound on all mild
cured, salted, and
frozen fJL$h w£s asked.
These'taxet would'*
be in addition to
other standing taxe&*
group of solos.
Lunch was served
at tables decorated
in a St. Patricias
day theme. ' *• .• # *
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SILL Will AID
SICK FISHERMEN
The House last
week 'passed a bill
providing that' all.
non-resident ’commer
cial fishermen in Al
aska must pay a li
cense fee of $100 a
year. Of that amount
$75 is to be set
aside in* a special
fund for the relief
and care of sick ,and
disabled Alaska fi
shermen.
Resident fishermen
will be ' required to
pay a fee of $6 a
year, with $5 of that
amount going into the
special fund.
BOND OFFICE
TO. CLOSE ; S
The Alaska office
of the’ U•• S. Savings
Bond Division will
close • March' 15^ it
w.as* * announced last
week by Katherine
Nordale, territorial
director•■ :
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ITtORRIS fr (liORRI.S
D-~ickies, Blouses,; Dishrugs, Silk Hose#
•„ R--ats for your'’hair, shoes tffthout toes,
Y--ards of wide ribbons, lots of men’s socks#
G~-owns ''and Paja-m&s,^silk'nighties & frocks.
0--ilcloth, Elastic with rubber not spent.
0 - -1 d fash Ion e d Me’t ii-cbbs,.. one.1 hun dr ed percent
D--resses for ladiqs, perfume and pomade
S--hapes, a -sweet* sixteen’to' athaggard old
maid,
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