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Rosellini Offers To
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I Of Alaska Statehood
SEATTLE, M — The state of
| Washington will do everything
possible to assist Alaska in her
initial steps to statehood, Gov.
Rosellini said last night.
“We in Wastington state feel
that the Pacific Northwest and
Alaska stand on the threshhold
of a great economic destiny,”
Rosellini said as he welcomed the
Senate’s action to admit the ter
ritory as the Union’s 49th state.
The governor said statehood
for Alaska will be of “immense
benefit to the development of
Washington and “we—in turn—
will do everything possible to
assist Alaska in her initial steps
to statehood.”
Congratulations also were voiced
by Irving S. Smith, president of
the Seattle Chamber of Commerce
who pledged “continuing support
of the Seattle chamber to Alas
kans in their efforts to develop
the new state’s vast economic
potential.”
George Morin Takes Vacation
George Morin of CAA leaves
today for a three months vaca
tion in the states. During his
absence Joe Gerth will be in
charge of the electronic division.
The tourist committee of Cham
ber of Commerce have prepared
very beautiful bouquets of wild
flowers which will be carried by
Midnight Sun queen and her at
tendants in the parade tomorrow.
The flowers are on display at
the Polar Curio today where
free corsages for visitors will be
given today, as long as they
last.
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Secretary
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Bob Grant
Secretary
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