I-IIOTS ARRIVA L
expected TODAY
Merrill Smith, pi
lot who has be$m fly
ing to Seldom la for
the past two anonths,
is expected to arrive
in the city sometime
today, weather per
mitting._
&IUAKS TH.UMB
WHIll SKI ING
Lr* Melt;in Beltz
cl Seldovii & hospital
suffered a minor in
jury whil.e skiing
las% Sur id ay. He
bra^ h' is right
thi
STOVE OIL
WILL LAST -
Ther 4 . Vv still
stove oil enough to
keep all of Seldov
iars stoves burning
until the arrival of
Jack Anderson, Jr.,
with the Lois Ander
son. The barge is
now en route to Sel
dovia to Seward, it
was reported today.
The Lois Ander
son’s cargo consists
of 45,000 gallons of
stove oil._
MR5, MATSON ILL
Mrs. Nina Matson
w#is admitted to Sel
dfc-via hospital yes
tfrday afternoon.
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ICS DAMAGE (cont)
turned to her anchor
age yesterday even
ing.
It is reported
that ice floes are
jamming Kachemak Bay
as well as the waters
around Seldovia. All
boat traffic between
Seldovia and Homer
has been tied up
S'ince las-ti .• Thursday
when the mailboat
made its regular
weekly trip.
Hugh S. Watson,,
Homer, passenger on
the mailboat, report
ed that the Homer
dock has settled for
a distance of several
feet at one corner as
a result of this win
ter’s ice action# How
ever the dock still
was standing last
Thursday.
'Wired information
to the.'Anderson Dock
from'Kodiak advised
that ,ice’ conditions
were hadgat that port
also. The vgre fur»'y M _
ther stated thafc/;*po
steamers could dock f/ /,
at Woman’s Bay until
English Channel had
cleared of , ice-. : .
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