Funds ior the Alaska Department
of He 1th, the Alaska Development
Board and the Alaska Statehood
Committee were reltr i from th.
freeze order of June 20, 1219, at
the first meeting of the Ter
ritorial Board of Administration as
constituted by the Reorganlz lion
Act, held Wed no day afternoon in :
the office of the Governor of Al
aska ,
Th" "unfreezing” ..f the funds was
the chief buJncw; before t;'.e
Board after Territorial Treasurer:
Henry Roden by unanimous con
sent ci Is members had be n op-,
pointed Commissioner of finance!
for the territory. Roden will as
same the office of Finance Com-j
mUsicicr at no increase in salary
over th.it lie receives now as Ter-j
litoriU Treasurer.
After nearing commissioner cfj
Health C. Earl Albrecht, M. D.. the;
Board voted to unfreeze an amount
of $71,000 for allotment by the
Board of Health for hospital -.as
sistance. The rote .was unanmi
but 1 ' l-reth and Franklin • ,c.
notice that, on reemeddernUon,
the if vote, should be recorded
i; lead .of in f avor cf the
mol!, i.
A release of $2,300 to meet ilu?
Heal ■ th iwu- a -hi Hu; ri
raid'be ua l' ■Poirubdiu-. was de
nied o.i a lost motion, Votm • for
the release were ; Mackenzie and,
Gruening and against it. Frank
.0, .... i mid f ‘tail,
a; tic re-fUC- *. oi tile Alaska D>V,
vclcf; til, Board a rehahe f.ojn,
the hi' r Raw'd cf •' - 'd a ,tr$
tioih. f; 'c.:e.ords®f#f 1849 was-mude
In < sm .unt, 4 appi\ innately
$10,130. Voting in favor of the r -
r • .. Egan and
limit it, Enge
; i Franklin. The Develop-'
,11,..:: Board was denied a request |
for release of the funds by the old j
. rd of Administration at a mect
• Tuesday-.
j/:i:1 the amount of $5,000,
we; a “unfrozen” for the Alaska
Statehood Committee. Voting ini
favor were Engebreth, Egan, Mac-1
Kenzie and Gruening, Franklin vo-j
ting alone against it.
Following his appointment as
Commissioner of Finance Roden I
joiiicd the meeting at the request
of the members of the Board and;
was appointed Secretary.
■>:■ to action taken on the re-!
1,-m.ins of funds from the 1949!
fix: rc order the Board unanimously
adopted the following resolution:1
‘•RESOLVED, V-V4 numbers of Ujf
V... .r.d of AdmihiJ'.ration will" claim
no c. I--.lie.'; or ;-e. diem during the
;i •a-.in.n-v portm.: tire present
hi: ■ ilium or durin. tha ensuing
I ,aiiium, i bein'! understood that
tiie if. s r.i in- re could, if so
disport'd, pro; ide reimbursement to
Bottl'd membera for expenses incur
red incident to attendance at Board
meetings during said period."
m mu mm
m$ ME ISSUED BY
survey
Nine new quadrangle mops of
a. have .m u rcgelycd by Ahe
C'-Jotival 'Sury.oy office in th.
: nb-rae’tT.rcB flyf. inspection by the
public npdf attribution to govern
mep.s offiaes. All of the .waoj-flaay.
be obtr hod frqi.nt the IX..8. OeffloGi-.
r.d hur.rv. Fofief.-il Ct ' r, Denver,.
•" , or Washijwfton 25, D. C.
• ,Th KtvJick *B-i and B-2) quad
>;, U i;. ,p V, jn the- r afttotir cdi-iOi)
rv. it'll cuo inqh e- > ■ mfle with' a
..ton; interval of’h'-O feet <1901$;
' D-8, scaled one inch to one
The
"10 S. Franklin
XZ&LLE SMOP
-Open Evenings
LADIES' PURSES.$ 2.08
ALL-WOOL FLEECE TOPPERS . 20.08
3 it *CK DRESSES — SPECIAL. 6.98
Sizes -up to 48 > -
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DEPOSITS
IN THIS BANK
ARE ■
-INSURED
lHa
CONSERVATIVE management and strict Government
supervision work constantly for the protection of our
depositors. Additional security is provided through this
bank’s membership in Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora
tion, a United States Government agency which insures
each depositor against loss to s maximum of $10,000.
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•. (*(-'• n,. • vyocd cur dsn- ;
£ wiVia* f A nr t om* interval ot 100
*1
:<r$y
i'ept OtW'H Kt t.»te«D
inch to,at hallo vlflMcow!
• ■2 ICO itc, .<li.'0). The;:::, maps may
ljftO .. ..<>« for 1:0. a; ;:hi. ■ .
•..Iu;Ui*s Al ■ :a roccy^ia^^pca^to
K«i€s.*n:'..tbiLifllK'ifns.
htjriSlaa-G-’Eji^ps scaled one inch
to ToUi mile With contotn|iSpff|i|.
1 , : : ttusSian
'irr, V*-’:o.!r xditto? .oijly;
t'Hufqijr fthd snadea edi-'
ton tour and
-a’ .Ion;;.-and I«9f Bay, cor.-’
. .■ pi tp$ may U-.
'ptrcTiase'd l r 23 cents.
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WASHINGTON, March £2.—UB—
- v:rrh~T Hi ji-.. the pries control
h ditto •! . alii today he expect!; to,
"roii »>..•!;" o! " prices, hut there
will be no ' . no , tfle board'': cut
.;f He! also salt! he Hews
not an’Mips :• rat3dn|Bg. . *
Di Salie said:
-•-There wiH te a rollback in cer
•Csin fields wh re it is warranted,
but' we just couldn’t do it in an
across-the-board action."
He said businessmen would realize
thei. u they had bought tires for
$16 each before the price freeze,
and the government then had rolled
the price back to $14, “you’d have
been in a pretty bad situation.”
NMPIIIL WANT ADS PAY—
* Halibut Gear
Trolling Supplies
SurEcho Depth Sounders
Charles G. Warner Co. j
408 S. Franklin St.-Phone 473 }
!
COLLINS and GEDDES
PLUMBING & HEATING
i ‘—--- !
( Kensington Bldg. (At City Ploat) j
{ P, O. Box 258 Phone 1039 {
N AS
SALES and SERVICE
CHRISTENSEN BROS.
909 12ih Phone Green 279
T
n
1 HUNG ON THE SIDE OF
THAT CLlFf- BY MY FINGERNAILS
FOR vVD DAYS BEFORE >
HELP CAME _J
, i I MAD A MOOSE CHARGE )
-/■' ME--HE MISSED ME
l BY AN INCH- ANOTHER
X TRIP 1 WRESTLED A BEAR
( WHAT WAS THE )
r MOST EXCITING \
MOMENT ',OU EVE!? )
HAD, PAGWOOD ? T
THE TIME I SAT
ON MY WIFE'S -x,
SEWING BASKET YL
1
SURE,TT-I ERE WAS A SLOT
MACHINE SITTING THERE.
THE MAYOR'S SQUAD
PICKED IT UP IN A
’.ac FA (.=
THAT MEANS IT (
WENT UNDER \
THE STEAM
HAMMER OUT
AT THE CITY
DUMP*_,
POOR
SAM!
HEY Y TRACY? WE’VE
WHAT'S GOTTA GET OUT
THIS ? /TO THAT DUMP?
■r S-~> <_I 1_1 >1
I WHO WUZ THAT
I HEER.ED JUST
WALKIN' OUT
TH* STORE,
SILAS *
RIDDLES
BARLOW
I£=.
Cr*v t<)M. Kin.?, lc
\.\ rights fc«cm-J.
HE WUZ ^
POKIN' AROUND —
TRVIN* TO PICK OUT
A IAJEDDIN' t_^
RING JT
' A WEDDIN*
)RfNG?LAW5Y!!
1 tS HE. FI KIN' TO
\ GIT MARRIED?
YE DERNIDJIT"
IF HE (AJUZ FIXIN’
TO GET MARRIED
HE'D BUY A GOLOA
PLATED PLOW/
what on
AIRTH WOULD
HE WANT WIF
A GOLD
PLATED
PLOW?
.JTA SEE MIKE
O'I.EERV AN' LOOTEDA NT ^
LEVIN. TELL 'EM KNOB3V ,
WALSH WANTS T' SEE
-_s> • / v \
TO
YOU'LL HAVE
GO TO THE
administration
BUILDUP . i
O'LEERY
lATlCALl
m't exp£<
you c.Af
, HIM..
0/0 VCR/ J
THAT he <
iNG vou ;
WAIT...HOLD IT.
lemme talk, to
f ,|M*
—■a®s
SPT
N VEAH...ON TH' LEVEL, O'LEERY.. ^
JOS AST m T'SEE VA...YA KNOW
| ABOUT 'IS EYE...YEAH,I
* KNOW...BUT YA CAN'T
fi LET A1E GO ALL TH'
lj WAY BACK
h7 without...
W-e-L-L, %
:>
£ OKAY. I'LL
4 SEE YA.
| WAIT THERE. ^
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COMING'
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OSCAR.''
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FROM
SOMEBODY
PIER, BUT
THIS
WOT T£LL IF IT IS A
MAW OR WOMAN
ST7r~Z=
DISTANCE I CAKI
"Jl
( POPBYE,
/ COULD
( IT BE ]
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moawaK
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COMS <
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/ an' we j
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(LAUNCH a
/a BOAT"J
Golly, I'm glad to £
be back on the
job again, Corky!
Well, you’ve learned
v something about
business. Sis.
For instance, that it 'Hj
lias its ups and downs, '
and that plans on paper
aj don't always click. /
And that,with a
steady job,you
miss a lot of
, worries, j
I really didn't
know what a good
job I had here.'
I’m glad you're back-.lo
Judy. A little outside
experience doesn’t
do any harm, i
.00.I
e is
A
-AM / GOOD OLD
COINED BEEP ANi*
CABBAGE PROM
DINTY'S - WHAT A
pal The is.'/ boy/
IT SMELLS GOOD/
HEBE COMES MA06IE
I'LL HIDE IT HEI?E IN
TH' TELEVISION SET
MV/WHAT A
BEAUTIFUL .
TELEVISION.'
ISM'T IT/ MOW I 1
WAkIT YOU TO
SEE HOW REALISTIC
THE PICTURE IS //
MV/ WILL WONDERS
EVER CEASE? I
ACTUALLY SMELL
CORNED BEEF _
AND CABBAGE// (
7T3/^
(-AUD SOWf'l
/CONCLUDE OUR
LE6SON ON MOW
V TO PREPARE
'CORNED BEEF
AND CABBAGE'
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