MATANWSKA DINNER GIVEN SEC. J.A. 'KRUG &
PARTY.. (Cent. from p. l)
The tables 'wer^' beautifully decorated with
flowers from tKfc‘.garden of Mrs. Max
Sherrod.
Following the dinner Governor Grucning
introduced the guests, first of Secretary
Krug’s party. They wore:
The Honorable J.A...Krug,. Secretary of the
Interior; Mir. J.J. Krug (Sec. Krug’s fatjicr
Honorable lo.rnor Gardner, Assistant Sec
retary of the Interior; Hon. Harold Cooley
Representative of North Carolina; Hon,
Robert Poagc, Representative from Texas;
Mr. Crcokmorc Fathj Special Assistant to
the Secretary; Honi E.L. Bartlett, Dele
gate of Alaska; Mr. Edwin Arnold,Director
of "Territories dnd Island Possessions;
Mr, Felix Cohen; Associate Solicitor; Mr,
William Wrather, Dircctor'of Geological
Servcy; Mr. Joel Wolfsoha, Acting Associ
ate Director, Buroau'of Land Management;
Dr, Roy Lyrucn'Sexton, Consultant; Mr."
Worley McCune, from Time Magazino; Mr.
Carlton Skinner, Director of Information;
Mr. William Zimmerman, Assistant Commis
sioner; Office of Indian Affairs; Mr.Don
Foster, Officer'of Indian Affairs; Mr.
Gaorgc Sundborg", Author; and Mr.'Robert
F- Sanford, 'U.S. Bureau of Mines.
Guests from the Post were: ' *
Major General Howard'A. Craig',Comr.anding'
General, Alaska Dept.; Col, H. M, Monroo,
Deputy Chief of Staff, Alaskan Dept,
Guo s t s" f rom Anc hor a go w or o:
Cal, J. P, Johnson) Manager Alaska Rail
road; Mr. Robert B, Atwood,'Publishcr of '
the'Anchorage Timo's; and Mr.'Don R.N.ilson,
Int, Dept., Surplus Property,
Following.tho dinner the party boarded tho
train and left'for McKinley Park. Mr, E.E.
Karriss and Mr. Walter E. Huntley accoin-'
pan.icd then to the Park. At the Pork Mr.
Arthur Stacy, Head of tho Co-op Produce
Department, had arranged a display of
'.'atanuska Valley vegetables and fruits.
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The nomen’of-the Homemakers Council arc to
he comp linen tod on the fine dinnor they
made ready on speh a short notice. Tt was
late in the week bcforo'Mrs. Lossing, oho
i : president of the Hcmamokcre Council,
old that the dinnor would bo served.
•V’ ' when it c.omes to putting out a Mata- !
nueka Linnor-thoy o-on do -It,
'i HER SNEAD IS ON WAY BACK,
v wd has been raeoived hero that Father. i
‘.-noad is oiiroute to Palmer and will be
here in time to hold Mass at tho regular'
hour this Comiiig Sunday morning. Father
Snead has been outsid6 most of tho summer.
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