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Mrs. MSarl ;Graves
2:00 p.m. to 4:00
Mrs. Bauer
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Mrs. Jolly
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Mrs. T~.C. Mau
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ER3SE QUIT'S AM) VEGETABLES
,®IV3 5B01! STATES
A truck containing tomatoes', cucumbers,
cra^apples,peaches, pears, and watermelons
arrived in Palmer today.’ The Froduco was
brought from Yakima Valley, “ash. by truck
ever tho highway. rr. Vigors, and G.
Templeton of Anchorage were the drivers.
They reported that it took 7 days and one
night to make tho trip.
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vide permanent'legislative solution to the
vexing problem, Belogato 3artlott recom
mended that consideration bo given to a
plan to seek congressional approval of a
government ship-building program for the
Alaska trade.
Congressman Jackson of Washington, chair
man of last year's similar committee em
phasized the need.for the formulation of
a permanent’Alaska shipping program as soon
as possiblo, This program embraces chart
ering of ships by the government to tho
four ■“biorican onorators in tho Alaska
trade at nominal rates and tho payment of
hull insurance by tho government.
Goorge Talmago of the Maritime 6omnission
in testifying before the committee stated
that the present rates in Alaska shipping
are 160 percent above prevar rates. Those
increased tariffs are in force at a time
when the itacricar. operators are receiving
government subsidy not previously giver, in
the form of ship hir: and insurance.
It ran pointed out also that should an -
plified aid be sought from Congress in the
form of a ship construction program to
supplement any permanent program outlined
that action should bo initiated immedia
tely since such a program would have to
be considered by the Bureau of tho Budget
many months before the plan would be pre
sented to Congress for action.
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ALASKA ST/.T3HD0D
Unanimous endorsement of statehood for
Alaska was given by 44 State and two
territorial goberrors at the recent Gov
.error*s Conference held in Salt Lake City,
Stating that “the ‘ oppressed wish of our'
oytl follow-citizens of Alaska is merely
for the fullfillment of the moderate, un
derstandable, traditional and legitimate
a'spiratioh to achieve 'full equality and
responsibility in. the family of states and
for self-government according to the es
tablished American pattern”, the 46 prin
cipals of the conference passed the reso
lution for Alaska statehood, a'proposal
submitted by Governor Gruening.
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They that stand high have many blasts to
shake them. —Shakespeare.