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EXPANDING NORTH
Fifteen-day, all expense tours are being
planned by the Greyhound bus lines which j
are to start from Great Falls, Montana
and run to ’Thitehorse and Skagway.
The Greyhound agent in Great Falls said
that with the widespread interest antici
pated, it is expected that buses will be |
traveling daily over the highway to Alaska,
The first bus will leave Great Falls with !
30 passengers on Tune 13, and another is
scheduled in July. The fare is to include!
transportation, lodging, meals and excur- !
sion trios. The Northern terminal is at j
’"hitehorso and Skagway from which side
trios will be scheduled.
GROUP MAY SETTLE HERE
’"ord has reached here that a cosmopolitan
group of 12 adults and children, some of
then ex-internees of a Japanese concentra-j
tion camn in China, one of them a Russian |
prince who excared from Russia in 1918,
one a motor car inspector, one an archi- I
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tect and interior decorator, one a young |
Italian farmer; all want to settle in the ,
Matanuska Valley and they have $20,000 to !
$30,000 in capital to start out.
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MUSK-QX INCREASE
Frank Glaser, who is refuge manager for
the wild life service and is stationed at |
Uunivak Island at the present tine, re
ports that the Husk Oxen which were re
moved from the University now number about
50. Six are calves bom since last spring*
Hr. Glaser reported that the nusk oxen are;
scattered in little dribbles here and
there. They break through three or four
feet of ice-crusted snovT to nibble on the |
d^ad :,niggerheads!' beneath.
NEW HIGHWAY MAC
It has been learned that a new Highway map.
is just about ready for sale. It is be- j
ing u re wared by the Alaskan Kesearc-h Co.,
in Anchorage and ^ill contain four panels
devoted to the Sanadian section and one
large panel for the Alaska Highway route
and connecting road systems.
Other features of this tourist guide are
small mans of the Anchorage and Fairbanks
vicinities and the TCsnai wen insula. Hie
map also includes a directory of hotels,
lodges and gas stations along the Highway
However, there is a tip to tourists that
accommodations along the Alaska Highway
are very limited and the traveler will be :
wise to bring a tent if he is not nulling j
a trailer hou-se-.
Attend the Bingo Game and Dance Saturday. *
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