■ iUI..AITE SOCIETY
The A1 '.ska Kunr.nc Society of
Pain, r h, 1. their first annual
mcctin in ^alner on August IS.
The I allowing members were elect a1
i.'rs.M.D. nedgrnss president, hr.
C.E.rl albrecht vice president,
I r , . .ilson iecrotj ry, nd
Mrs.Vietor Johnson treasurer.
The orge.niz tion f this associa
tion is hut one norc step tov;, rd
development of a veil balanced
comunity. The growth and do
ve 1 jpment cf 'humane ideals is
necessary tc the moral and syirit
ual v- If arc of our country.
Son v .m has said that unless the
cultivate n of a nation s heart
goes hand in hand with the train
ing f 5 ;• intcll ct, the latter
nay nly r'.ncr .sc its power for
evil.
This tt tomont helps us to see
how teaching or training through
humane education may incnlato the
true spirit of love and compnosiai
which will bring about a human
rclntir Vtahi that' will thwart
all can; 1'cr urrs.
Youth, a clay in the hands of
th . aid r, is easily impressed
and t: teacher in the school has
not only ..n opportunity but a
sori us r . ]ensiblity as a mould
er oh fvibnrc citizens. After
all, tl work of the humane,
oduc tian geos back to the build
ing >?. character, and training
for chtiz.nship which is the
prime r> .fan for the establish
ment • r " continuance of schools.
The a rk of a humane Society
is for the united benefit and
devclo : . ?;t of a more conplefio
c . aiuhitp . . sod on love and under*
standing P our fcllowncn and
their r 1ftions toward animals.
All rough life Abraham Lincoln
stoo ready to •’ofend and protect
the h lploss. A Society with
these a -me iciohls should receive
the support of its community and
its me:-.bership should increase to
include the majority,if not entire
population of the community.
LAND-USS SURVEY
(continued)
Mr, Dale Doty, both also repre
senting the new land Policy
Section of the General Land
Office. The United States bio
logical Service has assigned
I'r.L.J. Palmer, well known specia
list in Alaskan range and wildlife
problems, who is assisted uy a
group of C.C.O, boys, namely:
U.Robert Emrath, Joe Jc.nol.li,
Tilton McRobcrts, Joe Smil.'o,
'Jayne V.'cbb, Pater Harbula, and
Frank Pisskowski.
The sponsor of the project, the
1.Rational Resources Planning
Board, and the Alaska Planning
Council now a part of the 'ex
ecutive Office of the President,
arc represented by their fi Id.
consultant, Dr,K.A.Bauer, also
serves as gcndrnl secretary.
On September 1 a forest .see cial
ist Ur,Robert Robinson represent
ing the U.S.Forest ScVicc, will
join the survey party,
FIELD DAY AT THE
EXIERIMEFT STATION
Again the Valley Settlor wisics
to urge everybody to attend FI Id
Day at the Experiment St tion.
The resv.lt3 of the Experiment
St: tion presented to the farrier
through the Extension Service is
one. of the most important phases
of farming in this V llcy.
This point is generally agreed
upon and accepted as fact, but
sometimes we neglect to t he -ad
vantage of our good intentions.
This year particular interest is
shown in the results of sore new
grasses,,the results of local
marl \ipon contain field crops.
Don’t neglect to take advantage
of this opportunity. Place your
self in a position to improve
your farming methods, f..rmcr
can afford to miss this dot:ilrd
instructive field tour.