The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 30, 1945, Page 7

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The party was met on arri from Juneau at the Anchorag port by a delegation of business- | men and civic leaders headed by | Judge Anthony Dimond, who intro- duced his “old friends” of the Na- | tional House of Representatives. Last Tuesday, the Chamber Commierce ered a DC-3 to fly the Congressmen to Homer and re- On Wednesday, the Sub- committee visited Matanuska and | Eklutna Indian School. Thursday, ' he visitors departed for Copper by auo enroute to Fair- | r the Richardson Highway. | residents plan to meet Congressmen at Hard-| | Mt. McKinley Park will on the return trip by the § E e M ] | ‘M TAKING ) | |7 \A BATH !/ | At ‘_// ‘ GREETINGSHE - ‘ QY PRlENDZ‘ {0 [\ 7% HERR SHTEEGER WILL DO THE HONORS. 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