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■Vcl>. .lL|_Rainier.* .Alaska. . January R, 19^1-_No^_JL_
HOUSint flUTHORliy MEETS
The Board of Commissioners of the
Alaska Housing Authority will hold
their quarterly meeting in Juneau
beginning January 15, 1951* The
Board if expected to be in session
several days, it was announced to
day by E. hlen Wilder, Executive
Director of fhe Alaska Housing Au
thority. At this meeting plans
will be laid for the coming huild
ino season vhich will include a
broad program of financial aids to
home builders in many communities
of the Terrir^ry. There will also
be considered pldns for the direct
construction of housing projects inj
several communities', Wilder said. ;
The Board is convening at this time
to also study legislative require
ments of the housing program for
submis'sion to the Territorial Le?is
lature.
Members of the Board are Father
Paul C. O'Conner of Hooper Bay,
Chairman; Mayor Z* J* Loussac of
Anchorage, Vice-Chairman; Commiss
ioner Louise W. Miller of Ketchik°n
Commissioner Jake Cropley of Juneau
and Commissioner Harold A. Byrd of
Flat. j
DPR mfliFRIRL DIRECTIVES
Of particular interest and con
cern to small aircraft owners and
to pilots contemplating the pur
■ chase of small aircraft f>r their
personal use is the fact that they
mar soon f^nd It difficult to sec
ure repair parts fr their aircraft
and/or radi" equipment. This is
definitely true if their needs hap
pen to fall under the classifica
tion cf "industry materials on
short supply" or if they fail to
take the necessary steps in their
efforts to secure them.
7/hat to do about it and what the
steps are that they should take sc
as to be able to properly operate
and maintain their aircraft is of
vital concern to All aircraft oper
ators; hov/ever, the small operator
owner is the one who may find it
difficult to come up with the cor
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VfiLLW PURSES (TlEtT
All graduate nurses who are In- "*
erested In formino a Matanuska
Valley Nurses Association, are In
vited to attend a meeting to be
held Friday, January 12th, at 8 pm.
at the Health Center In Palmer.
All nurses Inactive and active
ma^ belong to the local organiza
tion which will be affiliated with
the American Nurses' Association In
the States.
At th^s time it is important that
all nurses band together with their
own professional leadership. If
any nurses cannot attend this meet
ing but. are '1 nterested in the or
ranization, please call or commun
icate with Mrs. Dick Demmlnc at
1—y — 1 -1-1, or Florence Eby, 1-j-l*.
N.F.4. MATERIAL DIRECTIVE
rect answer.
Effective November 20, 1950 the
CAA was assigned certain "claimant
avency" responsibilities in conn
ection with carr^ino oUt, the pro
visions of the Defense 1 reduction
Act (1L 77I4.) of 195° insofar as
this Act affects civil aviation.
All persons who wish to request
an N1 A (National Production Author
ity) Directive for "materials" for
which the CAA serves as claimant
«o-ency will make Initial request
for action on the part of the CAA
to the appropriate CAA Regional
Office. This mav be done by writ
inf?; to:
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Bex I4I4.O
Anchorage, Alaska.
Attention: Chief., Flanninr &
Evaluation Division, Or,
if m^re convenient, calling 26001,
Extension I4.I, or, if desired, call
in person at Room 247> Federal
Building. There you will be sup
plied with a copy of instructions
which yru should follow in plac
ing requests for needed parts or
material.
THE PLACE TO FROCTOE CO-OP. IN
FORMATION IS FF;0M CO-OP. SOURCES.
(The Neb. Co-operator)