The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-08-01
PARTY
 NOW TOURING IN TERRITORY
Thirty-eight M e mb CTS of Travel Service Enjoy
 ing Alaska Trip

Frank Reedy, President of tn, Frank Reedy's Travel Service, Inc. arrived in Juneau on the steam CT Alaska with a group of thirty eight tourists. Following are mem bers of his party: Ann Oldham New York City; Mrs. z. Earl ant Virginia Earl of Marvin, Texas; pr Minnie Maffett, Dallas; Miss Hel en Hall, Dallas; Mrs. E. c. Adleta Dallas, Miss Uleta Ray William Dallas; Miss Erna Beilharz, Dal las; Miss Ruth Abernathy, Dallas MT. and Mrs, Edwin Foscue, Dal las: Mrs. A. L. Smith, Dallas Ar thur Nolan, Dallas; Elsie Williams Dallas; Dr. o. Smith, Greenville ETexas; Mrs. George Stiles, SweEt Iwater, Texas; Mrs. Pat Swartwood Wichita Falls, Texas; Mrs. c. W Luderloh, Jonesboro, Arkansas; Mrs w. N. Garnett, Dallas; Lynn Ca.en der, Kilgore, Texas; John Bour land, Dallas, Texas; R. w Fair MT. and Mrs. Wilton Fair ant James Fair, Dallas; Mrs. Bell Ragsdale, Dallas; J. Frank Parks Dallas; Mrs J. F Parks, Dallas Mrs. Virginia Lipscomb, Dallas Mrs. M. L. Franklin, Dallas; Dr land Mrs. Norman R. Crozier, Dal- las; Mrs. J. L. Metcalf, Clayton Alabama; Mrs. J. H. Steedman Clayton, Alabama; Mrs W. B. Rec Itor Dallas; Mrs. Grace Mohr, Dal- las; Mir. and Mrs. Ross Bradfield Dallas.
 Go To Bennett
 On the present trip MT Reedy and his party will go to far al Lake Bennett, and will spend { full week in Skagway, and takt advantage of the many interesting trips in that district They will re- turn to Juneau on the steamel IAleutiafl. t.N
 MT. Reedy who is an Alaska en- thusiast, has been making the trir here with tourists for many years and next year has plans to mak: five round trips with Nation -widt representation
 Texas Election
 Speaking of the election in Tex as August 26 on the repeal or re tention of the Eighteenth Amend ment, Mi. Reedy said: The big. gest campaign for the regulation of liquor that the World has eve seen commences on the date Ma tional Repeal is effective, The large corporations will place a premium on the -drinker who will b' given preference and promotion with the large employers of la bor."
 MT. Reedy and other member of his party are confident tha' Texas will cast a heavy vote fol rspeal in Keeping with the pledge of the National Democratic Con- vention. Others were sufficiently optimistic that they expected tho entire 48 states vote for repeal.
 Alaska Boosters
 Prominent persons in the Reedy party are pr. Edwin j. Foscue professor of Geology at the South ern Methodist University of Dal- las and pr. Norman R. Crozier superintendent of Dallas public schools, and one of the leading ed ucators of the South. Dr. Crozier who is making his first trip te Alaska, stated that it was ever more enjoyable than he and other members of the party anticipated and all were delighted with it pr. Minnie vaffett of Dallas, whc is thoroughly enjoying the tour is one of the leading physicians ol Texas and leader in women's clut work. One of the most widel! traveled members of the delegation is Miss Anna Oldham, who divide: time between New York City ant Abilene, Texas. Miss Oldham ha. toured extensively abroad and livec in London where she studied fint arts. She described the trip a extremely picturesque and restful
 MT. Reedy's assistant conductor is Miss Uleta Ray Williams. whc is equally enthusiastic about Alas ka.