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No * 49
DELEGATE DIM'D AD SPENDS
?AP.T OF 2 DAYS IN VALLEY
Alaska's Delegate to Congress,
Anthony It Dimond, snent Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday until train
tine visiting the Project and meet
ing ole friends..
s,It is impossible to get a Con
or eh ensive mind picture of what is
going on and what has been done uo
here from the reports- one gets in
the East," said Delegate Dinond,
"One has to come here and see for
himself," The delegate asked in
nurne r et1e questions, explaining
that in-as-much as he would no dout
have to make many more speeches «on
the Valley, it might he a good idea
to have a lot of first-hand infor
mation up his sleeve*
After a tour of many of the out
lying tracts, and personal talks
with many of the colonists, Mr. Di
mond said: MI see no grounds for
the criticism the project has been
subjected to. Those with whom I
have talked are happy because they
well on their way to economic in
dependence; those who have left re
sorted to criticism in order to
justify their leaving.."
Mi* Dimond will tour the interi
or towns, and will make every effor
to visit the Valley again before re
turning outside.
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SWJDS A1!D C"-TIC:!UI'TS SWIPED
i
Ecu'ry Sba.ro of Tiact ^170 shir
red four crates of new rotatoes to
Anchorage this week, receiving 5pf
a round for his early ■"'nor of White
Bliss and Early Chios, Fe also
shirred a crate of Rhode Island Red
cockerels* These birds weighed 3-g
ounds ariece and were hatched on
is rlace Easter Sunday.
A. T;Talker was in yesterday
with a sack of big California Delta
potatoes raised on his rlace at
'Rreiiiier.. These scuds, which were
rianted on the 20th of May, aver
aged about the size of a man’s
closed fist,
hr. Walker said that it took him
three years to acclimate these ro
tators, til at the first year he
raised them they were like marbles.
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EYE DOCTOR TO PE FERE
WYRTFFPAY, JULY 29 TF
Eyes will be examined and glass
es fitted by an eye specialist and
an optician who will be located at
the hospital on Wednesday, July 29 „
All those suffering from eye
ailments whose names appear on the
lists of Doctor Albrecht and Fiss
1Tilliai;is. will nlease be prepared
to visit the hosrital either Wed
nesday or Thursday.
W. CAT-NON FERE TO
t ORGANIZE GOVERN! .'ENT SF^LCTSES
77, F. Cannon, father-in-law of
Reverend Erieling and President of
Local 183 of the American Federa
tion of Government Employees, is
in ^aimer for the uurnose of estab
lishing a branch of the organ!za
,tion here,
The uurnose of the A.F.G.E. is
to give employees on government
work a .joint voice in matters that
must necessarily be taken to high
er authority, also to protect work
ers in the matter of discriminatory
discharge. Sick leave and vacation
rights are also matters in which
the organization interests itself.
The dues, exulained Nr. Cannon,
“are "1 initiation fee and 750 ner
month, uayable quarterly, seni-an
nu&Lly or annually.
C.V.F.D. BALL TEAT IS 1
, UP ON ANCHORAGE
In a fast game marked, by long
hits and excellent fielding the
“’aimer boys beat Anchorage by the
score of 7 to 6 on the latter's
home grounds last Sunday.
With two teams so evenly matched
and with Seward and uerhans Cordova
and Fairbanks to also comnete, the
series which will be clayed off
here during the Fair should be hot
ly contested.
FAIR ASSOCIATION URETIIUM
LIST IN TFIS ISSUE
Don’t throw this cony of your
PIONEER away. Ten cages of those
distributed to Alaskan subscribers
give the full nremium list of (c.2)