E. H. MAHAN
CONVALESCING AT HOME
E. H. Mahan, who has been in
he hospital, is convalescing at
home.
MR. AND MRS. PETE READER
.EAVE FOR STATES
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Reader and
family, who have been at North
Fork all summer, left yesterday
for the States where they will
OTTO WIHL. CLOSES CAMP
IN KOUGAROK
Otto Wihl, well know Kouga
roker and one of the last to close
camp for the season arrived in
town. He plans to leave for the
States for the winter and return in
the spring.
spend the holidays with relatives
and return in time tor the mining
season.
t«mn t ui mAtuun i AAbd
STATES VACATION
Martin Marion, mining man
from the Bluff district, who has
not been out since the “early
days," departed with the Pan
American for a trip to the States.
MR. AND MRS. PEARSE WALSH
TO STATES FOR HOLIDAYS
Mr. and Mrs. Pearse Walsh left
Monday for Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
where they will visit relatives for
the Christmas holidays.
iliUANAn AAAdUNb 1U
| WINTER IN THE STATES
Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Kaason
departed for the States for the
j winter and plan to visit in Seattle
j jjnd see friends in California.
NELS SWANBERGS. SR.
LEAVE FOR SEATTLE
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Swanberg,
Sr., left with Pan American for
Seattle, where they plan to sell
their home and return early in the
spring. *
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extent—the strategic plans of the
army and navy” and added:
“In one instance in particular,
we were advised flatly that an
important installation is located
in this area for economy reasons
only, although the location ack
nowledgedly is strategically poor."
The report said, however, that
Congress should provide constant
“prodding and inquiry" to spur
consolidation of separate facilities
maintained unnecessarily by dif
ferent arms of the service.
It urged secretary of defense
Forrestal to “initiate extensive
studies between the services on
the topmost level, at the earliest
possible date, to insure that local
consolidations are made."
The inspection was made by
Reps. J. Z. Anderson (R.-Calif.),
Rizley (R.-Dkla.), Havenner (D.
Calif.) and'Holtfield, D.-Calif.).
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