The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19

Pennsylvania. Associate editor of Holiday" and will represent that magazine on the trip in order to make preparations for an Al askan number in the future
 Fred Luttenberger, zanesville, Ohio President of The Outdoor Writers Association; columnist for the Zanesville News.
 Charles B. H Vaill, New York City. On the executive staff of the National Broadcasting Com pany; outdoor columnist for the Hartford Connecticut 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 the Columbia Broadcasting Sys- tenn; treasurer of New England Outdoor Writers Association.
 Mrs. Clifford R. Davis, Sand witch, Mass. Wellknown lecturer before womens clubs of New Eng land and taking trip with her hus- band 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, Indiana. Free lance writer and on this trip is representing the Indianapolis 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; memrer of the board of OWAA.
 Larry L. Westcott, Falls Church, Virginia. Wellknown landscape gardener; free lance writer and columnist for the Falls Echo and other Virginia papers.
 Leonard Schwartz, Edwardsville, Illinois. President of the Illinois Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs; free lance writer; wellknown sportsman.
 Al c. White, Springfield, Mass. Prominent in conservation circles of his area; wellknown angler; free lance writer.
 Walter A. Buchanan, Hunting ton, West Virginia. Managing dl- rector of the Huntington, w. Va, Chamber of Commerce; wellknown and active in the sportsman and circles of his area; free lance writer.
 Cecil King, Chattanooga, Tenn. Spcrtsman-angler and conserva- tionist of Tennessee.
 Capt. Stan B. Wade, New York City, Big game hunter and ang- Ter; free lance writer for the mag azines, etc.
 Benjamin Allen, Drayton Plains, Michigan. Wellknown sportsman of the Detroit area.
 Dr. Frank Bauman, Detroit, Michigan. Free lance writer and weliknown in sportsman circles 5f, .Miahigaa.
 SJcha ". Compton, Chicago, III, Rop-csant.ny the Associated Trade Precs r,agazine and trade press e.ialisss; active in conservation and spol tsman circles.
 Fred Maly, Chicago, Illinois. Executive Director of Better Fish ing, Inc, a non-profit organiza- lion formed to increase interest in recreational angling; formerly sports editor for chain of newspapers in Texas.
 L. E. Favret, Columbus, Ohio. Wellknown sportsman and con- in the Central Ohio area.
 F. Warrington Gillet, Baltl- more, Maryland. President Of the Wight Distilling Company, sup sidiary of the Hiram Walker Com pany; wellknown sportsman and conservationist. Accompanied by his son)
 A. F. Roddy, Chattanooga, Tenn. Wellknown sportsman-angl and 
 George o. White, Signal Mount ing. Tenn Mayor of Signal Mounting, Tenn; sportsman-ang- Ter and conservationist; free lance writer.
 Dr. c. Edward Martinek, Detroit, Michigan. Free lance writer and active in sportsman and conserva- tion circles of his area.
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 Call Mary Joyce at the Baranof for reservations and transportation