.iu,,0 •; ••. -' SHOW PRO FOR SPIRIT
/il.ksk.i Vbur Bond purchases
durtir/ tha rr.onth of April exc cod
ec ti: : quota Sit by ti a V.nv i uv
ings Otat'i* or t'-.o (J.S. T usury
Tor tin? current month. 1.
ixyer, H jp ity A-.iriiru
■ t 1\'. v/
»0: -<.S
or
Ti ur
Savings, announc ju
Sal s of Series 3 bonds ...art
month, on tuo basic o- rcourts
from 13 connunitlos, totalled
$352, 759.00. This cor.oar i I with
Z'A 55, 960.00 in January] $305,
31 o. to in • d. ruary, aua $430,729.
75 in . sea. ih i quota l or the
curr-. it acath oi May is ( "'r':
Ti. .• r*" • ’'itary has b
consist •„ in its support
i -A I? t lit, d »J : Li+ .1.. • idiT* o
( ;Pn
*i id J ^ v. v, 'a «
;n fairly
'.f tiiO
V '**"•
ai ; r jo t alia t.
xCw . slightly ti: . -ota s-..
or 1 h.. juno quota will mors
i-.pril sal.is
-.4
nta d.y ippronimut
ing Oarer, tnon ti
a ska* bo-.-t
v.it tbs nighly
ii J
:i ..-b
•Ruirit of
j'-a.r campaign,
c: 11 r*
l;
c.. uoXa l
J Li C «J
L> Sa Ua.
i c. n a i w. .iris r at r axr
b-Jiks, sj.it sal--s to thoir high
t 4 1 • V
•J *.■ > ; ari »
In t::i s •-■nth of July, Alaska is
ackju to attain tho half million
loll-i.o r-.ailc i.i bond purchases, aim
fro." *;’■ :.t point onward, for the
juiuU.i. of tr • war, will bo cx
poctoo to rsuixitnin that figure as
a r’inii-ooiT; nunthly average. The
Trjasar^ Department cannot put
too muon strops on tin? absoiuto
ncc ssity r./r tho sorting of then2
quotas. Tiro is short and the ov
ir-incr: using ioinunus of our war
cachin' or ate an urgency that
vv cannot scape or ovaue. To
rms . tu ; billions which wo una
to win thi s v;ur, anu to uo ail in
our f r to chock inflation, wo
rm st r:f so our sights. ..laska
not nily must r:e . t tlio quotas
v,hicii ;ia’h- boon - t; it rust or—
c.-ja tburr." a breakdown of th
c ’ •. T . :• ■f*.
1 it
pril follows: Pori as
S 3onus o 1 as For h'onth - _.p 11 194?
nncuorag i
ha.iroanks
Katchikan
Kodiak
J un :• au
hi10,0 '4.7b
64,568.75
4.6, JoZ ..25
09,7.0". 50
*■7,051. £5
(Continual on Pago 6)
?h--'M..tanu,5ka Valley omo
makors Council met May 4 1 . the
Lounge.
The garden cojnr.ittoo, M eh
consist -d of Mrs. Miller, rs.
C. 0.Huntlay, Mr s. Diniil, i ,rs.
fh.ua and Mrs. Nervillc,' roe the
following suggestion, ti:: in Or
el u* Lo stimulate int >r >st in gar
oni.ug, each Ihoraeni.ak rs CL< a lect
one person to visit all t H
ga-uons in her com unity. in
regard to landscaping, tl uoimaitt
■20 urged .veryone to b ear.!.! y th o
yard. It was sugg ut ‘ 1 at re
ports on gar-a ns an. horn.- \ ard im
provoru2 nts b : puo 1.1.he- ‘ n the
Vail, y Settlor ~ach nont ■ _.t
th - next Council m.r ting Ians for
an .extension tour to vis". . vur
ious r.orcs r.ay Do itauc.
a notion was nad.. ana • '-riod
that the Horn:,ankers com . spon
sor a Fourth of July uo r . Tho
following cor--.itt .os appointed
to culm nec;.ssu:ry arranr •. nts :
-mother cc .
invest L ?... t
Mrs. IIor;vi 11
. ■. i • O b o C (C i
uppointoJ to
ibilities of special net
far children the rerning
Fourth, such as races, i
consist'd jf Mrs. Thron,
i;:r anu
on poss
/i ties
tho
•V etc.,
tin ana Mrs. Bouvrens.
It was decided to huv. m all
Jay Hor.or.akors outing, <?ui ;’A at
Kings Lake, inst ea., of t annual
car .p, with only Horveak -s attend
ing during the day aril farii
1.' .3 for the ovoninr no a •. mu the
prograu of stunts put oi by each
club. The c-;’ itt .a apy >i..ted is
Mrs. C.V.King,or. , chaivr. m, Mrs.
3tuck ana Mrs. Thu;..a.
-i r.oti er; Was iraie and carried
that the District hon.-o vustra -
tion agent inquire abov ' the laws
regarding family o 'n ts of prop
er" in .-.laska, an. the a-'ing of
v;ills. rj.oort v;as ‘v a by
the ho.no .--gent regaruin berry
juices -which were s n.t . . ash. D.C
to bo analyzed for the V- tacin C
content. Mrs. Hi si -y i. ; oving
to xinchorage, anu ■.anu., hi her
resignation as Treasuiu.. ,rs. V.
bekert was elected to t .. her
place. Mrs. hev/vilie presided at
the r.i ore ting.