The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-07
STEPS TAKEN COORDINATION
 DEPT. OF ACRL,
Commissioner Flory An. nounces Change, Trans
 fer Bureau Matters
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tary from time to time recon. menaations as to the general policies Of the Department n Alaska. the extension. reduction or modification of existing lines of work. or the Inauguration of new projects.
 fl6 To participate in meetings with the ex-officio commissioners of other departments operating ie Alaska with a view to considerins opportunities for combined pro- curements CT other joint projects promising advantage to the gov ernment service as a whole ia Alaska. and to submit recommen- dations in consequence.
 t5) The ex-officio commission CT is authorized 10 perform the official travel necessary in the performance of his duties. the ex- pense thereof to be met from al lotments from the appropriations of the bureaus operating in Alas ka.
 f6) The ex-officio commission CT shall submit to the Secretary an annual report of his opera tions, together with such special reports as he may deem advisable.
 Develop Alaska
 We feel the coordination of the bureaus of the Department of Agriculture is big step forwari in the whole department in that it unifies the objectives and puf. poses of the department, declared Commissioner Flory.
 "The establishment of the poli- cy, as far as the Department or Agriculture is concerned is for the purpose of developing Alaska. The Secretary and the various bureaus are in full accord with the proposition and are giving it their hearty support"
 In general, 1t is pointed out by the Department, the aim of the department is to facilitate closer coordination of the activities in Alaska of the several agricultural department bureaus having work here, to set up where practicable and advisable centralized handling of such matters as purchases. ac- counting, and personal and prop erty records for the separate or ganization units, to create a poo. ing of departmental resources and equipment and greater spirit of team work among it's members, and above all to bring to bear as a directing agency in the formu lation of policies and plans uni fled viewpoint and general pur pose.
 Jardine May Come North
 There is strong possibility Secretary Jardine may visit the territory by July 1. Commissioner Flory said. Shortly before the Commissioner left Washington the Secretary informed him he plan ned to visit Alaska this summer if the trip could be made possible and asked the former to make an itinerary for him. He said he plans to spend a month travelling through the Territory.
 On Pacific Coast
 Commissioner Flory spent ! short time in Los Angeles and San Francisco enroute from Wash ington to Juneau, to confer witt the Cameron interests and tn. Zellerbach Paper company. re garding the proposed develop ment of pulp and paper indus try in southeastern Alaska |, these two concerns.
 The situation is favorable foi this summer, Commissioner Flor. said, and while no construction work will be done this summe there will be considerable amount of investigation of wate power sites and timber.
 MT. Flory visited with his ma ther and sister in Ohio, and ol the Pacific Coast beside being ii San Francisco and Los Angele attended to business in Portlan and Seattle.
 He expects to be in Juneau ur til early summer when he wi visit westward Alaska.