Thursday morning Mr. Parker Lester and Mr
I . D. Snodgra33 cc«-or •' • *oup n i
tour of tlio Valley, sto^jihg ai- tho- e:q_ eri
mental farm and other ""points of interest.
Thursday afternoon a trip is piannod to
the Independence Mino
Fan * acific also has four Alaska highway ' <
tours this Suirmor. 'Tho first, a group of
t ■ cjity-f ive, stopped in Palmer for lunch
end.sight soeing last weok.
Guests on this tour include Mrs. Louise •
.uss, Cincinnati, Ohio; lire Minerva Bush,
. odcsto, Calif.; Mrs. Helen Blcndcman, * i
lew fork City, N.H.; Mrs. Barbara Hunter. j
El Paso, Texas; Miss Olivia Young, Okla- 1
dioma.Cityj Qkla;; Mr. Henderson'B. Gfereg
ory, Washington, D.C.; Mr. Pm. H.. Krousc,
Pitman,_ IP.-T.
Mr. Gregory is retired from the’Navy Do- !
partmont in Washington, D C. Mr. Krouso •
is p professional photographer and lecturer .
and.is taking the tour primarily to mako
a travologuo of Alaska. Due to rain and
smoke in some localities, he was unable to
ret as many pictures of the Valley and ,
mountains as he had honed.
Mr. Olsen who directed the coup, was for
merly employed as fiscal agent the
M. V. F„ C,. A. 1
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NATIONAL CE3T3RY AT JUNEAU
The establishment of a national cemetery I
at Tuncan, elthough an-roved in principle
by the House Appropriations Committee, re- J
coived no funds for construction from that
committee. in the *7ar De-artr.ient Civil Fur- 1
ctions Annropriation Bill since "in the
judcement of tho committee, no legislative I
authority" exists for tho annropriation.
The "*ar Department had requested appropri
ations totalling -5l,503,6.00 for-three net7
national cemeteries: Alaska, )348,700;'
Haraii, -746,40( , and 'uerto Hico, $423'. 5hq .
TLe ccannittoo recommended that tho throe
ita:"s ho tViforrcd "until su>h tine as kro
ner authorization is obtained and firm jus
tificatioi s can bo presented.M Dflraadiat 1 - '
uponissutaco of the cor.r ittco report to .
".ho House, Dole gat o Farrington of'-Havaii^
and Delegate. Bartlett introduced log! slat in '
socking authorization of the desired ceno
tcrics in their territories.
Albeit failure in any cause produces a
correspondent misery in the soul, yet it
is, in a sense, the highway to success, in
asmuch as every discovery of -hat is false j
leads us to sook earnestly after what is j ^
-rue, and every fresh experience points ouij.
sor.ic form of error which rta shall after- ••
ward carefully o'sehow.-Keats
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