GUEST SPEAKERS AT CHAMBER of COMMERCE
• MEETING at WEDNESDAY NOON LUNCHEON- .
Mr, H, G» Bryan,'Scnor Engineer for the
HEA Washington D.C,, was a guest sponsor*
at‘the Noon: Luncheon this wool: Wednesday,
Mr, Bryan told the Chamber that he was •
sent here to work with Mr.. Mpiu-, and others
connected with the HEA to see what could
be done to obtain a'cheaper source of -v-v
power for this area. He pointed out that
if this area was to develop agriculturally
as well as industrially a cheaper source
of power must be found. In answer to a
question regarding the finances of ,the HEA
Mr, Bryan pointed out that the HEA had
loaned out $750,000,000, but that local
Co-op3 were locally owned and controlled
even though they may have loans frpm the
REA.
Mr, Ganson, who visited In Palmer on Wed
nesday as a representative of tho Seattle
Chamber-of Commerce, spoke briefly on tho
future development of Alaska, He said
that Alaska definitely needed better high
ways and that ho looked for tcrrifice de
velopment in all typos of new .industries
within the Territory.
Guests at the lunchoon included in addiA ”
tion to Mr. Bryan and Mr. Ganson, Mr. J.L,
Prescott, Superintendent tff the Palmer ’
School; Mrs. Don L, Irwin, Mr. A. Curtis,
It was decided to have the next luncheon ii
the basement of the Lutheran Church. Tho
luncheon will be prepared by some of tho
ladies of the Church.
The HEA of Palmer is buying three lots
north of the Matonuska Valley Hotel,
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