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IUFORHATICN JTJST RECEIVED
There was a meeting of both Boo re’s
cf Directors in anchorage yester
day. This meeting has been post
poned several tires, due to con
flicts with the coxirt session.
x.t the meeting yesterday,- details
of the pending transfer vurc
fully dlscus'eed, including the
necessary financing which will
come through a loan fror.: the
Farm hecurity A dmin1stra tion.
The application papers for this
loan are hope and ready for sign
atures .
Hcvcvcr, it vie.s impossible to
complete ill details in connect
ion with the transfer :nd another
meeting vill bo called soon for
this purpose.
It was also announced that. Herbert
C.Hansen, vice Director of the
Experiment Station at Fargo II.D.
agriculture college will arrive
soon to take over the.position
now held by Ross L.Shecly, who
resigned some tine ago, and row
rvvvr.it3 the arrival of Hr
Hansen
I,'ore details are expected to
be announced next week or very
soon.
A NK 01 Ji IGEI IE I IT
Thero will bo an important
mooting of the Athletic Associa
tion Thursdny January 4, at
8:30 in the gyrn. All members
are requested to be present at
this mooting.
Three’Of our College students
hr.ve cone home for Christines'.
Jr.ck Shocly, Inc. Bello Irwin,
and Helen Arndt returned from
the University of Alaska on the
levs t trr in to spend the holidc.ys
with their relatives.
Cthcr members stayed at the Univ
versity, to which the VALLEY
SETTLER EXTENDS THE season's
greetings, from home.