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editor of the Daily Alaska Em
pire at Juneau, arrived in Wash
ington, June 16. The trip from
Seattle was made by air. The
governor is taking up various
matters with officials in the De
partments relative to their work
in Alaska.
John Dimond, son of the Dele
gate and a lifetime resident of
Valdez. Alaska, graduated from
St. John’s College in Washington
D. C.. June 16. He is now look
ing forward with keen anticipa
tion to his return to the Territory
this summer, where he will join
Fr. Bernard Hubbard, better
known as the “Glacier Priest”,
and aid him in the exploratory
investigation being conducted at
Taku Glacier. John will sail for
Juneau on the Baranof leaving
Seattle July 1.
Rapid progress was made dur
ing the past week towards enact
ment of the bill introduced by
the Delegate to permit mining
within the Glacier Bay National
Monument. The bill was reported
June 16 by the House Committee
on Public Lands. The compan
ion bill before the Senate was
reported and passed the Senate
June 18 and passed the House
June 19, the next day. It now
goes to the President.
The Glacier Bay National Mon
ument was sot up through an
Executive Order made in 1925,
and included an area of about
1,820 square miles, to preserc'e
the natural features of the area
on account of its outstanding ex
ample of a region marked by re
cent recession of a number of
glaciers and the following natur
al foresting progress that is being
made. The Order prohibited min
ing entries as well as all other
forms of entry usually allowed
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| under the public land laws.
Because of the increased evi
dence of pronounced mineraliza
tion in the Monument, the Dele
gate has been working actively,
for some time, to have the Order
amended to permit prospectors
and miners to develop the show
1 ings. Rex Beach has also been
| very busy and furnished a great
deal of personal help to bring
about enactment of the proposed
amendment.
Frank I. Reed of Anchorage ac
companied by Mrs. Reed arrived
in Washington June 18. Mr. and
Mrs. Reed expect to attend the
convention in Philadelphia next
week and then return to Wash
ington where they will remain
for some days before leaving for
their home in Anchorage.
The bill to increase the allot
ment of funds to Alaska for ag
ricultural experiment station
work and extension service pass
ed the House June 15. This is
the companion bill to that intro
duced in the House by Delegate
Dimond. and was sponsored in
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the Senate by Senator Schwell
enbach of Washington. As the
bill had already passed the Sen
ate, it will have the attention of
the President without further de
lay in Congress.
The purposes of the bill will
be accomplished through the ex
tension of the provisions of the
Adams Act, the Purnell act and
the Capper-Ketcham act to the
Territory, which now provide
federal appripriations for the sev
eral states, Hawaii and Puerto
Rico, for agricultural experiment
j stations and extension service.
On approval of the bill by the
! President, the amounts authoriz
ed for the Territory, effective
with the fiscal year ending June
30, 1937. commence with $7,500
and increase annually on a grad
uated scale until June 30, 1937,
when the annual authorizations
will total $47,500.
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VOTE FOR
ANTHONY J. DIMOND
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For Re-election On Democratic Ticket
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
His Work For The Territory Is The
Best Argument For His Re-election
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For Territorial Senator
General Election, Tuesday, September, 8, 1936.
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