( continued from pan© 5)
propriated by the Legislature did not per
mit the assumption of such costs.
nIn the administration of the various pub
lic relfare programs where restricted poli
cies in services were necossary, adminis
trative costs of the Agency had been re—
c'v.cod by more than 50$ in order to remain
within the amount made available for such
purposes by the Legislature", it was an
nounced by tho Director.
Lc also stated that more than 250 eligible
cases applying for assistance had been de
nied during this period in order to re
main within the Department’s budgets.
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THREE PARTIES SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE
H" PALHER
Throe parties are scheduled to appear in
Palmer in the near future.
A House subcommittee on Territorial and
Insular Possessions of the Public Lands
Committee is scheduled to arrive in Palmer
on Sept. 1. The main body of the- party
consists of the followin'-:
Senator and Hrs. Homer'Capohart(R-Ind.)
Senator & Ers. Harry P. Cain (R-'^ash.)
Senator i: Ere. Allen J. Ellender (D-La.)
Senator lames E. Hurray (DrMont.)
Hr! Clias, Hurrpy, Secy, to his father
Hr. James s. Dolaurier, Indiana publisher
Hr. James Montgomery, Indiana publisher
Four other puolishers and a representative
of the Agricultural Department
A Senate Public Lends Committee is schedul
ed to arrive in "’aimer Sept. 6th. The
party will depart from Anchorage via spe
cial Alaska Railroad train for Palmer where
it rill tour Matanuska farm area by car
and be guests of the Farmers’ cooperating
Association for luncheon.
They ’"ill depart from Palmer by special
train'for Curry where they will spend the
night.
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Chairman
This varpy consists of:
Senator Hugh Butler (R-Nebraska),
Senate Committee or. Public Lands
Hr. and Hrs. Trank Butler
Senator and Jjo. Tales Ector.(R-LTont.)
1>. "aloe Ecton, Jr.
:nr tor and Mrs. Arthur V. Patkins(R-Utah.)
orator and Hrs. Ernest I'cFarland(D-Ariz
Hiss Jswell'HeFar!and
I?’; ?nd !Irs* R* rown, Chief Clerk,
Public Lands Committee
Hiss Patty Liao Brora
: r. Ren Lee, Acting Director, Division of
Territories, Department of Interior
- .r. Let/ ' •il1 ians, Secretary of Alaska
Hr. ’“illiaia E. Tarns, istent Secrotary
O’- Interior is echo ill ed to arrive in Pal
■ ^- August rS, He v ] j -is"oc.* the Valley
b'-motor car; talk v : :.h o ; Tie ial s of Al
aska ‘-ural P.enatjLitati n. Ccro. and the
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PUY A KATANUSKA FARM— SPECIALLY C HD ICY
LOCATIONS-BUSINESS & RESIDEITIAL LOTS.
Good Farms within 3 to 11 miles of torn.
Aero tracts in 5-10-20 acres close in.
Now residential locations now available.
LIST YOUR FARMS AND TO’”!7 T'RO?ERY I XT.
THIS UJEEKS SPECIALS
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'•"-•-r,, and onc-ha&f "■ilos N.W. of Palmer
BEAUTIFUL OAKS FROLAS for country sumior
•homer. 300 and 1000 foot frontage on
^beautiful lakos.
STOCK FART 240 acres on good creek vallcy
30 acres under cultivation- 4n miles fro:
Palmer.
0MB 23 ACRE TR'CT five or ten aero traci
in same vicinity.
CLOSE IN TO ^ALILER - One'to five acre
tracts at bargain nricon. Partly cleared
j and good wind brake or. each.
|ACRE TRACTS 21 miles from Palmer on bus
and light line and telephone line.
GOOD RESIDENTIAL LOTS
j CITE HST 4 ROOT HOUSE with bath. Priced
|to soil.
L 20 ACRES GOOD CATTLE RAUCH land dloso to
i open range.
i 150 ACRES GOOD GRASS L.'J'TD - native hay
j and good vegetable Ind. '7ot affected, by
.drought.
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ACETYLENE WELDING
FURNITURE kffA'R
1 PHONE 7YII fO if
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Rjy K POPP'
! About 75,0C0,C00 livin' norsons have
Federal social security accounts.
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