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WALTER HUNTLEY RETURNS
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Kennedy. Mr. Charles Albrecht asked
hin to speak at the Men’s College, vrhich
he did but Miss Kennedy would not.let
hin get array with-that so she arranged
an International Tea where he spoke to
theWor.cn's College, He also was a le to
enjoy a Bach concert at the College that
evening.
After his visit to Washington, Mr,
Huntley returned to New York where he
visited'with Miss Lois Spenedr and her
brother, Harry Spencer, Hiss Spencer,* .
arranged an Alaska dinner at which Hr,
Huntley was the guest'of honor and where
he net other Alaskans, far fron hone,
-Many Speeches Required
During his visit in northern Michigan,
■where he spent 10 days, he saw 51 of
his 52 relatives and also gave three
speeches a day at schools, Kiwar.i’s,
Rotary’s and Rotary international’in ‘
Canada* The talks covered the general
conditions in Alaska and the Unhandska
Valley, its climate, soil,, markets,
etc. IIe reported that people were
very much interested in the Valley and
would listen eagerly for one or two
hours and asked many questions them
selves .
"The best part of the whole trip", he
states, "is getting home".
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