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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs sub-committee's study of conditions among Southeast Alaska Indians, originally slated for this week, has been deferred for at least 10 days. The Bureau of Fisheries' flagship Brant was scheduled to depart Seattle with Senators Wheeler, Thomas, Frazier, and Indian Affairs representatives, but the trip is postponed.
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The Bureau's flagship Brant was scheduled to have sailed with the committee yesterday from Seattle. Advices received from Commissioner Bell said the departure had been postponed for at least 10 days.
Members of the Committee to make the trip are: Senators Burton K. Wheeler, Elmer Thomas and Lynn J. Frazier. Representatives of the Office of Indian Affairs are expected to accompany it on the trip. Its work will be confined to Southeast Alaska.
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Southeast Alaska
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Slated To Open This Week, Deferred For At Least 10 Days
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study and trip deferred for at least 10 days; departure from seattle postponed
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Proposed study of conditions among Southeast Alaska Indians by Senate Committee on Indian Affairs sub-committee deferred for at least 10 days per telegraphic advices to L. G. Wingard from Commissioner Frank T. Bell. Bureau's flagship Brant scheduled to sail with committee from Seattle yesterday but postponed. Committee members: Senators Burton K. Wheeler, Elmer Thomas, Lynn J. Frazier. Office of Indian Affairs representatives to accompany. Work confined to Southeast Alaska.