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CPI TEE , ALASKA. MAY. 1C, 1931
PEE SHEET Alii) PEST LADY .iCCCMEAEIED
BY COEGEEI.iL PARTY 9E. GAPE PDERY EE
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King and Hneen of’ Siam Will Be Cmessts at
Dinner Party at White House
Wednesday Evening.
BY SiJKIE V.' H* PICKS TT
April. 26*— Tho President and Mrs. Hoover with a congenial party of
guossts are steaming to Cape TTenry and back on the modest little Seq
uoia, a Department of Commerce,inspection vessels The banks of the
Potomac are In their most pleasing stage in Verdur and the mission is
one of $ho surpassing interest*-* 324 th anniversary of the landing'there
of the first colonists.
Thoro was a minatu.re Alaskan village at the foot of Mt. Me Kinloy peo
ple with little Eskimo figures, and of groat interest was the little
railroad running toward the Copper Mines of which the world in^goneral
knows not overmuch* In contrast to the scones of more than a quarter
century ago, when great hardship was endured in reaching any favorable
pbint in the big, frozen country, were air-pianos demonstrating how
much easier of access it is by tho now mode ox travel.
The President and Mrs. TTpover will attend t^o anniversary dinner of the
Central Committee of the American Bed Oreoh,* May 21, at the Willard Ho
tel. The President of the United States automatically becomes the pres
ident of tho Bed Cross, and will make the principal speech commemorat
ing the 5Cth anniversary°of the society. It was while President HOose
veIt was in tho White "-Duse that the Bed Cross was re-organized under
the managomont of MiSs Mabel Boardman, and the most important national
characters of the country assisted and took office. (Washington Star;
Mr. Con Dorris of Mt. Vernon, Wash, has come to Chitina to see his bro
ther, hanes M&ney. Fowhas decidedwto make his homo in Chitina. ' Pianos
and hohavb built a summer home but at 6 Mile. They had a picnic at the
now home Sunday the 3, of barbacued pig. The people*at the party were
Mr. And Mrs* John Doys and thbir friend Bob who is fron Seattle.nrs.
Deys is rushing the boys to hurry-along so that it will not be too late
when she moves in to make a garden and sot some sotting! hens. T-Tanos is
building himself a cabin. Con is going to work on the bear cat Do. 2
this season.
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An inqiry has boon received cone
e ming t ho who re ab outs of:
JAMBS PR&UKJ.Kft Last seen in the
Klondike. Reported that he is ma
rried and has 2 children. Any one
having any information about Mr.
Favv’kins should comuflioato viththe
Go&onor’s Office, Juneau, Alaska.
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Chitina Alaska May 7. ~~ Thowfarov/oll
; dance proposed’.for Miss. Marguerite
Lyman, school “toacher,was vroll attended. Tho Trail was intormezi and an
average part of tho crowd was from out- of town. The party was gorton
up mainly by Mrs. Dean Kelsey. ThaeA.R.C.- boys holpod in'the decorat
ing of the hall. L was probably one of the bost dances the hall ^ has
dvor had considering how very improntue it vas. Also it was well°gotten
np ds there was much°decorating done. The hostessdid not arrive until
about half past 8. Lunch v;as served at one o1clock An the morning.Miss
Xyrns-n was presented with a copper ring set with gold. -a. speech was
made. Tho party broke up at 3:CC in thevmorning-. Every body hated to
go home. '"Many nice things wero said about her, and^her work with the
schoDl psupils* She was one of the best teachers Chitina ever &a&.
Party Notes
Miss Virginia Dehattb and hor sister Lira. E* Wood of Copper Center vor
v;oro kind onongH to play tho piano tot dancing. Mrs, Kollio °Dnt" '