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AT A i-l OLDS ANNUAL MEETING
The annual mooting of tho Alaska Tubercu
losis'Association convonod lUosdayj Ttbru
ary 7, in tho Association’s offico. In
pursuance of its policy of decentralization
tho Association’s Board'invited each branch
association, or sponsor, to nano a repre
sentative to this nooting. Also in'accord
with its plan of economy, the Board, bc
lioving that seal sale rocoipts should not
be used for the travel of Board nenbers,
requested that each branch nano as its
representative sonoono who was cithor a
visitor or a resident of Junoau. All Asso
ciate branches woro hoard from in tine for
tho mooting, with the oxccption of Soward,
Flat and Norto. The representatives appoint
ed to servo,most of whom wore present at'
the mooting wore: Mrs. Elizabeth Hokkinen,'
Haines; Mrs. Margaret Harrais, Valdez; A,A.
O''on, Kodial:; Mrs. Phyllis Adans,Platinum;
Mrs, Anolia Gunderson, Kotchikan; Mrs.
Holcne Johnson, T7rangel 1; Mrs. Samuel'
Troutman, Sitka; h*rs, Chester Carlson,Cor
dova; John'Butrovich, Fairbanks; Dr. Clay
ton Policy, Skagway; Hr'. Henry C. Harris,
Juneau; DAoros'Zois, P.H-.N. Paimor; Dr.
IXmcar. Chalrors, Petersburg;'Dr. A.C. Pol
lard, Scldovia; Glen Millico, Mt.Bdgccumbo.
Miss Orah'D o Clark was asked to represent
Anchorage, but due to a serious accident'
was unable to attend. In her placo, C.C.
Caldwell *'superintendent of schools in
Anchorage, was invited to sorvo.
I'lrs. Francos Paul, president of the Associ
ationSs Board, t:olcor.od the visitors on be
half of the Association. Mrs. Bess Minn,
executive Secretary, next gave a brief re3_
unc of the Association’s activities, past
and present. Included in her report was a
financial statenont of expenditures and
roceips which, she stated would be given
in greater detail at the ond of the fiscal
year, March 31, at which’tine an audit of
Jfcho year’a rould is nadc. An open discus
cusion followed, in which the various re
presentatives told of'the problems encount
cres in each locality. . .
A nominating comitto consisting"of J.B.
Burford, H.R.vandcr Lcost and Dr. Janes
Ryan presented a slate of candidates for
the Board of Directors. The following wore
elected: ’Ibsdancs Chester Carlson, Elizabeth
Hakkinon, Helene Johnson, Amelia Gunderson,
• -ildrod Hermann; Frances Paul; Messrs. J.
B. Burford, H.R, Vandcr'Lcest, Ralph 3;
Bakor, Janes McNaughton, Janes C. Ryan, C.
Gerald Millions, H.L. F- ulkncr; and Drs.
Joseph II. Rude and Clayton Policy.
The Annual Meeting then adjourned and a
meeting of'thc Board of Directors follorod
immediately. The following officers were
elected on the Board: Ill's. Helene Johnson,
President; Rev. Ralph £. Baker, First Vice
president; Mrs. Frances Paul, socrotarjr;
and Jones McM ughton treasurer, Mrs. Bess
"inn, executive secretary;
Release fron the Alaska Tuberculosis Assoc,
at Juneau, Alaska.