DR. SMITH WILL
MEET BUSINESS
MEN TOMORROW
Public Works Administra
tion’s Representative to
Be Chamber Guest
Dr. Philip S. Smith. Representa
tive in Alaska of the Federal Pub
lic Works Administration, who came
here last week to establish his
headquarters, will be a guest of the
local Chamber of Commerce at its
weekly noon luncheon at Bailey’s
Cafe tomorrow. He is a veteran
in the United States Geological
Survey and has been Chief Alaskan
Geologist for several years.
Mayor Peter Kostrometinoff. of
Sitka, who is here on a business
mission and to visit local friends,
will be another guest.
The special guests of the Cham
ber tomorrow will be the faculty
of the grade schools. Last week
the high school faculty was greeted
by the business men's organization
at a largely attended meeting.
CATHOLIC BAZAAR
IS TO BE HELD ON
NOVEMBER 24, 25
Members of the Ladies' Altar
Society of the Catholic Church
of the Nativity have chosen No
vember 24 and 25 as the dates
on which they will hold their an
nual bazaar this year. The bazaar,
one of the interesting events of
the Fall season, will be held in
the Parish Hall.
One of the attractions at the
bazaar will be the hope chest,
filled with lovely hand-made ar
ticles, which will be given away
during the progress of the bazaar.
November 11. which was first
chosen as the date on which the
bazaar would be held, was chang
ed so as not to conflict with Ar
mistice Day programs, it was an
nounced today by Mrs. G. H
Walmsley, Secretary.
