ATTRACTS TOURIST
The Museum of the University of Alaska is
a No.l tourist attraction of the Interior
with double the number of visitors this ,
Summer over previous years, according to
Mrs. Helen Goodell, Ass*t.Curator of the
Museum. ; >
The registration book shows visitors from ;
all continents, every state of the Union,
Mexico, Arabia, Central America & Hawaii.
”0n a rainy day we can ^coupt on about 70
visitors and on a good Sunday afternoon at
least 2.00 sightseers,” Mr's*.* Goodell sa-idi •
The albino mooseJ the world*s record brown
bear, the two headed' Caribou and', the dis- '
play of prehistoric, mastodon.fossils al~
ways attract attention*- One mammouth tusk
weighing over 200 lbs. causes visitors to
exclaim, "that fellow'must-have- weighed* ■
five tons." .
Commencing'September 15>th’,' th'e Museum
hours will -be. 1 to 5 P.M.- daily.
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For «P0T7EH OFF1* after Office Hours
Sundays and Holidays call either
Vernon Fridley
or
Ralph Moore
OFFICE CLOSES at NOON on SATURDAYS
Matnnuska Electric Ass’n, Inc.
Palmer Alaska.
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The Alaska Pioneer ’.Vomen’s Home at
Sitka will be formally ooened on October
1,1950. Applications for admission may
be presented either to Mr. W.”J. Knight,
•Superintendent, at Sitka, or Mr. Konry*
Roden., Chairman of the Board of Trustees
■ at Juneau.
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]jfrtt~The next Credit Union meeting will be Tuesday9 September 12th, at 8;00 P.M.