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MORGAN LEAVES FOR CODE
WORK IN WESTERN TOWNS
C. E. Morgan, assistant to Hugh
A. Wade, Deputy NRA Adminis
trator lor Alaska, left this morning
on the steamer Aleutian for Cor
dOVA tb look after cannery code
matters. He probably will visit both
Eadovia am# Kodiak before return
ing to his headquarters here.
Deputy Collector
()j Internal Revenue
To Be Stationed Here
\ YAKIMA, Wash., July 18.—O.
S. SuHivMi, Deputy Collector
United State:: Internal Revenue
here for the las* 12 years, has
I been transferred to Alaska. lie
' will spend the remainder of the
summer at Nome after which
I' he will be stationed at Ju
neau.
ENTERTAINMENT
OF PLANES AND
SUBS UNDER WAY
' i T * : i, 1 v. i 1 .*! 5 ’ it ■
With the Executive Board and
members generally busily engaged
In perfecting plans for entertain
ing the personnal of the submar
ine division and two squadrons of
Navy fliers soon to arrive, and
the Army fliers which will shortly
follow, tomorrow's meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce will be
largely devoted to discussion of
these matters.
The submarines and accompany
ing surface ships under command
of Rear Admiral Cyrus W. Cole
will arrive here in about a week,
probably on the morning of July
27 for a four-day stay in port.
The squadron of 12 planes is due,
accompanied by two surface ves
sels, on August 1.
No date has been set for arrival
of the Army flight. It is due to
leave Washington, D. C. for Fair
banks this week and expects to
arrive there in five days. It will
spend several days on flights in
various directions from the Inter
ior air center then come here.
