The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17
KRUG WILL
 COME HERE
 0N5UNDAY
Busy Day in Juneau for Cabinet Officer Is
 Slated Monday

Secretary of the Interior Julius A. Krug is scheduled to arrive in Juneau tomorrow evening at 10 pm. in the four-engined transport in which he and his official party left Washington, D. C. on August II. During the past week the party has visited Fairbanks, Point Barrcw, Anchorage, the Renal Peninsula, Matanuska Valley and Mckinley Park.
 All day Monday will be devoted to Juneau meetings with Federal and Territorial officials and en- ployees, and discussions with civic, life Service, Office of Indian Af- on Alaska problems in which the Department of the Interior is in- terested
 At 9:45 am. Monday in the Senate Chamber of the Federal Building the Secretary will meet employees of the Department of the Interior-members of the staff of the Office of the Governor, Bur eau of Land Management, Solici- tors Office for Department of In- terior, Alaska Road Commission. Bureau of Mines, Fish and Wild labor and business representatives fairs.
 At 10:45 Secretary Krug will meet with other Federal depart ment employees in Juneau who will be introduced by U. s. District Attorney Patrick J. Gilmore. Post master Crystal Snow Jenne will discuss the desirability of increased air mail facilities in the Terri- tory.
 Talks Scheduled
 From 11:l5 to HAS am. the Secretary is scheduled to meet with Territorial officials in the Sen- ate Chamber. Henry w. Clark, General Manager for the Alaska Development Board, will discuss ways in which the work of the Interior Department agencies in Alaska may be rendered more ef- fective.
 Commissioner of Health Dr. c. Earl Albrecht will discuss the pulp lie health program of the Terri torial Department of Health.
 Attorney General Ralph J. Riv- CTS will talk on the effect of previous land reservation policies of the Interior Department in hamp- ering Alaskan development.
 Commissioner of Education James c. Ryan will speak on native chil- dren in the public schools of Alaska
 Commissioner of Mines B. D. Stewart will discuss the mining and prospecting situation in Alaska.
 The fifteen minutes from 11:45 am. to noon will be devoted to ] press conference.
 Lunch Scheduled
 The Secretary will be honored at luncheon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel given by the City of Juneau, Chamber of Com- merce, Rotary Club and Lions Club. Admission is by ticket.
 From there the Secretary and his party will go to the Elks Hall for the 2:l5 to pm. round table discussion with the following sub- jects being presented:
 Chris Jennings. Regional Direct or for the CIO in Alaska. will speak on the general Department policy in Alaska Administration.
 John Wiese, regional representa- tive for the International Fisher men and Allied Workers, CIO, is to discuss fisheries policies in AL aska.
 w. w. Montgomery, regional rep resentative. International Union q Mine, Mill and Shelter Workers, CIO, will talk on mining policies of the Interior Department.
 Juneau attorney R. E. Robert son will discuss the subject of aboriginal claims in Alaska.
 Attorney H. L. Faulkner will speak on gold mining and public land policies.
 Attorney Norman Banfield will discuss improvement of the Haines Highway with auto ferry to con- meet with Prince Rupert.
 Labor conditions and work stop- pages and slowdowns will be dis cussed by Attorney General Ralph J. Rivers.
 Alaska Development Board Man. ager Henry Clark will speak on ap- propriations to the Territory for