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OFFICIAL signals for fliers forced down have been adopted by the Civil Aeronautics
Administration. Instructions say the symbols should be at least 10 feet high if pos
sible, made from any available material or tramped into the snow. Rescue fliers are
instructed to acknowledge the signals by rocking wings from side to side.
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Bartlett Pays Fine
Tribute ACS Corps.
WASHINGTON News Letter —
! In commemoration of the 85th an
niversary of the Army Signal
' Corps Delegate Bartlett spoke on
the floor of the House this week
in paying tribute to the system j
and its personnel.
j Concluding his remarks in which!
he outlined the history, functions;
and contributions of the organiz
ation. Bartlett stated, “We in Al
aska are proud of the ACS and I
its accomplishments. As a train-,
ing ground for the Signal Corps
and as the communication agency
; for all of the Territory, the ACS
has discharged its responsibilities
in a manner which reflects credit
upon the entire army.”
jFisliing Company
Shows Huge Profit;
i SAN FRANCISCO, —(£>)—Re
porting a net income more than
twice that of the previous year,
officials of Pacific American Fish
eries, Inc., Bellingham, said today
; they expect to operate its three
Bering Sea canneries again this
year.
The report said a good run is
expected at the Bering Sea sites
of Naknek, Nushagak and Port
Moller, Alaska. A normal run is
expected along the Alaska Pen
insula, in the Shumagin Islands
and around Kodiak Island.
In southeast Alaska, runs have
been disappointing and drastic
changes in fishing laws have fur
ther clouded the situation, they
said.
Despite the highest operating
costs in the company’s history
and a comparatively small pack,
the annual report showed a net
income for the year ended Feb.
29, of $1,844,340 or $4.89 a share
of common stock. This compared
with $759,241 or $1.01 a share the
previous year. ,
High selling price and sale of
practically the entire pack were
given credit for the added in-1
come. ]
Court Order Sets
Labor Leader Free
OLYMPIA, Wash. — The
state supreme court late yesterday
ordered King County sheriff Har
lan Callahan to release Matias La
guenilla, cannery worker official,
to his attorney C. T. Hatten.
Hatten said Laguenilla was be
ing held in the King County jail
in contempt of court for failing
to produce records of Local No. 7
' of the Cannery Workers and Farm
I Laborers Union 'CIO).
At the same time he high >urt ;
directed Callahan to appear in
court April 23 to show cau e .vhy *.
Laguenilla should not be perman
ently restored to his librty.
Hatten said ousted officers of
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the local had sought to have the
local disolved and called for the
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union’s records. Laguenilla, a trus
tee, refused to produce them, Hat
ten said, contending the dissolution
act. m was brought improperly.
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Open 10 A.M. to Midnight I
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Phone—Shop: Black 76 — Residence: Red 153
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