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■.AFrROfRIATtuN L'HL HASSES HOUSE
A '30,000,000 Alaska api roariat ion Mil,or
nor.) than double fehy previous Department of
of the Interior appropriation, for Alaska
|passed the House last reck, according to
D legate Bartlett.
TV. principal it eras on the bill'are:
^15,000,000 for the Alaska Railroad
13,000,00r for roads and over
5,0C0,00f for a tuberculosis sanitarium
The bill provides '> 8,079,595 in cash
.013,4:64,497 nor.; than last year—and con
tract authorizations totalling '17,605,000.
'250,000 appropriation for the start of a
mining experiment station,
A start - ould be made on placing asphalt surf
surfacing on the Richardson and G-lonn High
rays "ith tip biggest' road appropriation in
Alaska’s history.
Additional funds -ould be available for on
forcement of fisheries regulations,
"Four control station? -for tho care of the
tubercular mould bo sot up at a cost of
)10ip,-ono each, -ith ;$150,CC0 for operating
expenses.
An item 0* '$150,000 .is provided for the
first tine to be used in surveying Alaska’s
etcr rmourc . e.
"In general, the.-Territory -as treated mag
nifiocntlyj,*• said D-1- ato. .r-rtlett, ’’but'
there arc a for corrections rhich should be
made by the Senate, l Chief among these -as
the request for a larger appropriation for
the Alaska Came Commission, Tho department a
asked for somethin c over $400,000 but the
bill as it passed the House- contained
$175,00C,exactly the sane amount as for this
fiscal year. It is absolutely necessary
more money be made available if cur '.mid
life resources ar_ to be preserved, and I
so indicated in a speech made before the
House on thu bill during general debate,"
I Although the. committee allo-ancc on Road
construction is less than renuested, it is
?xO-od.tltui; it ' ill alJ.o— reconstruction of
of the 7airbanks-Livcngood road, continua
tion of construction of Kcr.ai Lake- Homer
[rood, H : lo-Jortymilc road and Anchoragc
Potter road, fatrn roads near Palmer, 7. .ir
banks and Honor, a start on asphalting of
tho Richardson and -Plain Ilighrays ir: d re
construction of tho Tok Cutoff,'
... VACATION . Cl Bit SC HOC L
The Baily V' cat ion Bible School "hick had
:to bo postponed this last rock is nor duo
to open this coning Tuesday June 19th ac
cording to Mrs. ITcil Hiller. Classes "ill
be held fror.i 9 a.n. to 12 noon fron Tuesday
to Friday this next "eek, and fron I Ion day
through Friday the folio: ing "eek. Tl:oso
classes are Onon to children in the Valley
age 4 and up.