A young theologian naned Fiddle
Refused to nccopt his degroe.
"Tis bad enough to bo Fiddlo,
But it’s uorso to be Fiddlo, D.D.”
Doos your recreation re-create you, or
does it rrrcck you?_
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Girls* Sizos — 8-14
Boys’ TRUNKS Sizes 2 - 12
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Fits v?ell and Looks v/cll.
Sr.-in trith ease and comfort.
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FERTILIZERS
PLANTS Tonato
Pu-'por
Celery
F10!TERS Asters
Pansies
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|CbAclttding its meetings Friday afternoon
jthe Board of Public B'olfare announced tho
[following policies and directives for oper
ation of tho public welfare programs for
tho next six months:
T‘ o Board chose a ner Director, Mr* Honry
H.-irmon of Juneau, to enter on duty June 1,
replacing Rrssoll G# Maynard rho resigned
effective Mc.y 31,
It ordorod the immediate reopening of tho
None District Office to serve the Second
Judicial Division’in vrelfare and adminis
trative functions.
It re-affimod its position for the estab
lishment of a Child Welfare Worker for tho
city of BV.irbanks together r:ith necessary
clerical assistance.
It ordorod simplification of application
and investigation fopms for all programs
including Old L~y Assistance and Aid to
Dependent Children and the presentations by
xrhich legal verification of qualifications
could be effected.
It also ordered that all officials or em
ployees having anything to do rith the de
termination of eligibility or the authori
zing of expenditure of Territorial monies
shall be bondo'd in the, amount of $5000.
Th~. 3oard, after representations made by
the Hospitals, agreed that the hospitaliza
tion rates should be increased by fifty per
cent in order to bring into closer harmony’
payments made for car of indigent persons.
The Board also ordered that rates paid for c
care of children ccnnitted under the Juven
ile Code should be increased by one-third
and that payments to institutions outside
of the Territory should be paid at tho rate
prescribed under contract.
jDiscussing generally the need for additional
|social services throughout the Territory,
the Board emphasized that professional
staff should visit the smaller communities
and outlying villages more frequently in
order that the benefit of their advice and
the public’s v'olfare could bo more effec
tively served.
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jBefore concluding their sessions, the Board
of Public "elfare balanced its budget as to
administration and operational details rith
enphasis on mooting the noeds of the public
and at the same tine taking into account
the limited cash balance remaining in the
Territorial Treasury,
Loir IT.Trillions, Acting Governor and Chair
man of the Board, announced that during the
past vrook’s sessions, the Board has investi
gated the operations under Itr. Kaynnrd,r/ho
has served the past eight years, and found
that all accounts, funds, and records -.:orc
kept in accordance v.ith lav:, and that the
operations of the agency had been conducted
in an efficient and praiso-vorthy manner
under the policies and regulations of the
Board and the Territorial Lav:,