In addition to the teachers, who j
form the greater part of the party,1
a group of nurses and a woman
physician, are included in Miss
Hale’s tour. Paul Christian, of 1
Washington, D. C., and represen
| tativc of the National Educational
| Association, of which Miss Hale
is a past president and director
of radio, is also accompanying the
party. They were joined in Seat
tle by Karl K. Katz, Alaska rep
resentative of the Northern Pa
cific, who was loaned by that
company to the Alaska Steamship j
Company because of his familiarity j
With the Territory, In order to |
m ike the trip more interesting. I
From Juneau, the Rev. A. P.
Koshevaroff, curator of the mu-'
seum, will accompany the party j
on its round trip to the westward'
and give lectures upon the historic
and scenic points of interest in
Alaska.
Meet Governor Troy
Before leaving this morning.
Miss Hale with a number of her I
party met Gov. John W. Troy at |
his office in the Territorial Build- j
ing. They were escorted to the |
Museum by members of the Juneau
Chamber of Commerce, who took
charge of their entertainment while j
In the city.
Though this is Miss Hale's first!
tour to Alaska, she has conducted
tours to many other parts of the !
country, and declared while she
was here, that she hopes to repeat
the northern cruise frequently.
