KATHRYN GALEN MOVED
TO NEW QUARTERS
Mrs. Kathryn Galon, repre
sentative for New York Life
Insurance company lias moved to
new quarters.
Mrs. Galen can now be found
at Spokane Rooms, which is on
Fourth Avenue over Tony’s Res
taurant. The phone number is
Adams 2(>.‘k
WSCS BUSINESS MEET
AT KIRCH HOME
WSCS will meet in the home
of Mrs. Fannie Kirch Friday,
October 1 1 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Kirch
is Outside at the time, but of
fered the use of her home for
the meeting.
Mrs. Ruth Murrell will con
duct devotions. Special speaker
to be Dr. Frances Phillips.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
Hearing Aid Clinic
//. A. Hit;rich*
ACOUSTSCON HEARING
AID TECHNICAL ADVISOR
TO CONDUCT SERVICE
CLINIC HERE
★
Complete Hearing Aid
Analysis at no Charge or
Obligation. Free Inspection
Service on All Makes
of Hearing Aids
Great news for the hard of hearing! Mr. H. A.
Hinrichs, hearing aid expert from Acousticon—
the world's first and oldest makers of electrical
hearing aids — has scheduled a series of Hear
ing Aid Clinics in this area (see below for local
dates) to help and advise in the problems of
the hard of hearing. In addition to offering
free hearing aid analysis and inspection service,
Mr. Hinrichs will have with him a complete
assortment of famous Acousticon hearing aids
and accessories including batteries, chargers
and equipment to loan if major repairs on
present equipment are needed. He will be
prepared to make ear casts for custom or
invisa-type ear molds. On display will be
Acousticon’s new Golden Jubilee model.
Acousticon prices start at 79.50 complete,
nothing else to buy. All persons with hearing
aid problems are invited to consult with Mr.
Hinrichs during his stay here. No appointment
is necessary.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18ih
NEW SEWARD HOTEL
Hours: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. or by Appointment
A. METCALF
for
Territorial
Highway Engineer
October 14, 1952
MORE ABOUT . . .
Priority Request
(Continued from Page 1)
$12,500,000 bond issue for
school construction. This letter
was tabled, Board members feel
ing that it had not enough in
formation on the city benefit of
this proposal if and when it
should be passed by the Legis
lature.
Educational Supervisor
Isaac’s, report was read. This is
something similar to the child
ren's report card. It rated Sew
ard Schools as “very good”, in
spite of several unsatisfactory
items. These came about because
of crowded conditions. The cafe
teria was marked "superior” as
were several other items, includ
ing the library, hand tools in the
shop and course of study.
Plans for the new school will
be on display in a downtown
store window this week. The
proposed budding has glass
brick front and plenty of wind
ows. It is economically arranged
for maximum space, light and
heating with no luxuries. The
Board approved the plans for
submission to APVV.
After the meceting, the Board
adjourned to the cafeteria to in
spect improvements of the
kitchen. .Miss Louise Stevens,
home economics teacher had pre
pared cake and coffee, which
w as a welcome surprise to every
one.
MORE ABOUT . . .
Letter to the Editor:
(.Continued from Page 1)
him by January 1, 1L'32. This
Office intends to call seciton 212
(d) tT), m its application to all
tile organizations, to the atten
).i ol' the commission and will
suggest its modiliation or repeal.
The Commission informs me
that it will be pleased to have
the views of any Alaska resi
dents on this or other immiga
tion matters. Correspondence
should be directed to the Presi
dent's Commission o:i Immiga
tion and Naturalization, Execu
tive Office of the President,
Washington 25, D. C.
Sincerely yours,
James P. Davis
Director
A pledge to respect the rights
of labor and to cooperate with
labor and management in pro
moting the general welfare of
the people of Alaska. A vole for
Bert Rutherford is an endorse
ment to this pledge. This is Bert
Rutherford’s pledge. The work
ers of Alaska can depend on Bert
Rutherford. Vote for Bert Ruth
erford for Territorial Represen
tative, Tuesday the 14th and you
vote for harmony with labor and
management. —pol. adv.
Accurate Wake-Up Service
Main 54 or Main 55
Expart—
WATCH REPAIR
and
ENGRAVING
C. E. 0Hander
Jeweler
Established 1910
School Board Writes
Open Letter To
City Council
Mayor and Council
City of Sowarcl
At its regular meeting held on
September 8, 11)52, the Seward
School Board discussed the lack
of classrooms in this school
system and the prospects for
getting more classrooms in the
near future. In this connection
the pending application for fed
eral aid under the Alaska Public
Works Act for the construction
of a new high school was dis
cussed, as was the effect of the
priorities given the various pro
jects now being considered by
Mr. Wilson's office
The Seward School Board has
always assumed that the school
project either had or would be
‘ given the* top priority. Aithough
there were reports that such was
not the case, the Board has not
received a definite statement
that the school held second pri
ority until very recently. The
Board teels that this community
has been in agreement with its
position that the new high school
should be the next big building
project for the City of Seward.
At tin' meeting held in the
Council Chambers of September
2. I\Ir. Wilson, District Director
of the Alaska Public Works,
stated that he hopes that the
Congress at its next session will
approve and appropriate' funds
for construction this City's two
building projects. lie has as
sured you that the top priority
project should with little doubt
be approved and that funds
should be provided for its con
struction. However, in regard to
the second project, he expressed
his hope that it would also be
approved and that funds would
Ut* upiJIUpi UllUU IUI 11
cognized that statements made
by highly placed federal admin
istrative officials should not be
taken too lightly. We also recog
nize that no federal administra
tive official, not even the presi
dent. is in a position to bind the
federal Congress, and that the
appropriation of funds for these
projects in which we are inter
ested is a Congressional function,
not an executive funcition. We
further recognize that in line
with the present wave for econo
mies in federal expenditures and
the public statements made by
the leading candidate for office
of both major political parties in
the political campaign now go
ing on in the States favoring
economies in federal expendi
tures. that the new Congress will
not be enthusiastic to vote an
extended list of Alaska Public
Works projects. We wish to call
to your attention the fact that
under present priorities, if only
one project is approved, it will
NOT be for a new school.
The Seward School Board is
not opposed to other projects of
this City now being considered
by the Alaska Public Works. On
the contrary, we hope that funds
will be made available for them.
However, we feel that there is
really danger of our school pro
ject being delayed again. There
fore. we. the members of the
Seward School Board, go on rec
ord as protesting the second pri
ority given the school project,
and respectfully petition the
Common Council of the City of
Seward to assign top priority to
the high school project.
SEWARD SCHOOL BOARD
Beryl II. Wagner.
President.
Leon D. Lewis,
Clerk.
Thos. E. Howell,
Treasurer.
Mildred E. Kirkpatrick.
Member.
Kent E. Spaulding.
Member.
SOURDOUGH
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NORTHERN CAB
Phone Main 54 or Main 55
Telephone Adams 92
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WHEN YOU WANT IT.
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BAY SERVICE
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Radio Cab means Belter Cab
NORTHERN CAB
Phone Main 54 or Main 55
Meels 2nd and 4lh Mondays
I.O.O.F. Hall - Adams St.
N. G.. Art McKeough
V. G., George Kipsgard
Sec., Tom Jones
SEWARD POST
No. 5
Meets
lst-3rd Wed. of Mom
Legion Log Cabin
SEWARD
8. P. O. EL PCS
1773
Meet 2nd & 4th Wed. of Month
OPEN DAILY 5:00 P. M.
United Brotherhood ot
CARPENTERS and JOINERS
Seward Carpenters' Union 2304
Telephone: Black 216
Meetings at Lutheran Church
Affiliated With A. F. of L.
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of Month
James L. Reed — President
R. M. Bevan - Fin.-Sec. & Bus. Agt.