The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27

Vice-president of the South Bend
Bait Company; active in Izaak
Walton League circles; will repre-
sent the South Bend News on the
trip, has arranged to make two
! Alaskan movies during the trip
for distribution by his company,
Kenneth E. Crawford Cincinnati,
Ohio. Represents the Cincinnati
Times-Star ON the trip.
Jack Van Covering, Detroit,
Mich. Outdoor columnist for the
I Detroit Free Press; memter of the
/ editorial staff of the magazine
Sports Afisld'; authority on the
recreational out-of-doors and au-
i thor of many books for juveniles
] on the subject; well known out
| door photographer, both black and
white and in color, and both stills
and movies.
Richard *. Wood, North Chat
tanooga, Tenn. Nationally known
outdoor photographer; will repre-
sent the Philadelphia Inquirer on
trip and has assignments for pic
lures from several magazines and
newspapers.
Jim Mitchell, Chicago, III. Man
aging editor of the magazine out
doorsman" well known in the ma
tional outdoor world.
Harold Wales, Mammoth Springs.
Ark. outdoor columnist for the
Arkansas Gazette; one of the old
est newspaper outdoor editors in
the business,
Gene Latourneau, Portland, Me.
| Outdoor columnist for the Evening
J Express at Portland, ane will rep
resent on the trip all the news
papers of the Gannett Chain &C
tive in the New England Outdoor
! Writers Association.
/; Dixie" Smedley, Muskegon, Mich.
Will represent the Booth chain OF
newspapers in the Middle West on
the trip holder Of many records
in the NAACC; free lance writer
+, for the magazines and author OF
! books on angling.
E. A. Markham, ST. Petersburg,
| Florida. President of the Florida
Wildlife Federation, free lance
writer and will represent the ST.
Petersburg Times.
Carl Biemiller, Philadelphia, Pa.
Associate editor of Holiday and
will represent that magazine on
the trip in order to make prepare
lions for an Alaskan number" in
the future.
Fred Luttenberger, GAINESVILLE. O..
! President of the Ohio Outdoor
Writers Association; columnist for
! the GAINESVILLE News.
City. On the executive staff of
TIE National Broadcasting Com
pany; outdoor columnist for the
Hartford (ConnecticuD Courant,
which he will represent on the
trip.
Clifford r. Davis, Boston, Mass.
Outdoor columnist for the Boston
Post; outdoor commentator over
The New England radio outlet for
he Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn; treasurer of New England
Outdoor Writers Association.
Mrs. Clifford r. Davis, Sandwich,
Mass. Well known lecturer before
wcmen's clubs of New England and
taking trip with her husband to
gather material
AL Clark, Dayton, Ohio. Sports
editor for the Dayton Journal and
Dayton Herald; will represent
these papers on the trip.
D. S. Pritchard, South Bend, In
diana Free lance writer and on
This trip is representing the In
dianapolis News and the Gary
Post-Tribune.
Andy Anderson, Houston, Texas.
Outdoor columnist for the Hous-
ton Press attained national recog-
milton during World War II and
since for his work of rehabilita-
ton among the disabled veterans;
member of the board of OWAA.
Larry l.. Wescots, Falls Church,
Virginia. Well known landscape
gardener; free lance writer and
outdoor columnist for the Falls
Church Echo and other Virginia
papers.
Leonard Schwartz, Edwardsville,
Ill. President of the Illinois Fed
Grafton of Sportsmen's Clubs; free
lance writer; well known sports
man.
| AL c. White, Springfield. Mass.
Prominent in conservation circles
of his area; well known angler;
free lance writer.
| Walter A. Buchanan, Hunting
ton, West Virginia Managing Di-
rector of the Hunting CIV. va
Chamber of Commerce; we'll known
and active in the sportsman and
conservation circles of his area;
free lance writer.
| Cecil King, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sportsman-angler; and conserva-
zionist of Tennessee.
Capt. Stan B. Wade, New York
| (itv. hio oo,,no la,,,tor aud angler