YOUNG'S PLAN
FOURTH FL&A't"
First c ompetit br
for a Fourth of July
prize in ' the- float
division,, in which it
is ‘ expected all- the
cityfs.‘ stores ..an cl
canneries will .have
entries,, was the H.
Si Young Mercantile
Co*. ...
1 Mor'e .eh.tr aht s rar e.
expected to be -hegis-s.1
.tered,"by "the first of.
.the week, when..prizes
ahd parad 0 . entr an ts-.
will be announced*.
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ESTUS FAMILY,
CREW ARRIVES -
- * *
Mrs. Eugene Mason:
•and daughter, Mrs..
Sanger Estus;. and
children, and Miss
Wanda Ha 11 stead . were,
among the ' C.ppk Inlet
Packing .Cq. , person
nel which' arrived ‘in
Seldov.ia ..yesterday
for the. slimmer fs can
ning sbason.
X-RAY MACHINE
'0 k'&'ijifl AG A JN
The• mi s £ing ’ ^tube
and spare parts need-’’
ed to- get the x-ray
machine ^ at- Seldovia.
^hospital in a picture
-taking - mood : • againv
are now in place, it'
was announced yester
day- by Bernard Boweft
of the hospital
staff# ;'
. . . . •», . • . r
, PL^NB HUNTS BOjiTS: (ct)
% f t V * ’*
the r plane, which flew
; as far-as the Barron-'
Islands- . with no suc
«.coss in locating the
missing . ,-haats^----Fog
and rough; weather
forced their return.! -
Mr s *■ . Diamond .said - -
.it wa-s planned to re5-”
sumo the search tor~
day, if her husband ~
had not arrived in .
Seldovia - by this
morning. _ : “
GQ ms-PLACES?
Fly With An Insured.Air-, Service
-p-'-SELQOvmM' ‘
o f f ICE 1 OV*IA H6O S,£ .
: ’ • or
r £ t DICK MILLER, PILOT '
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DENALI. DrUJE: %
MON (f'AV'tibON
'The steamer Denali
will arrive in Seldo
via on schedule, al
though delayed in her
Seattle sailing by 36
hours, it was announ
ced at Anderson Dock
yesterday•^ The Den
ali is expected .here
at noon on June 30#
The scheduled call
at <award, tentative
ly cancelled . last
week, has now ; .been
arm ounc ed a s c ance.11 -
ed'for* this trip.’The
DenhTi will sail di
r ec t ~ f or IC'etchikan
from Soldovia, after
leading*canned salmon
and frozen halibut
shipments here.
it was pointed out
by Halton N. Peter
son, passenger traf
fic manager of, Alaska
Steamship * Co.,* that
even/, though isotne
sailings wore delayed
as much .as 36 hours
out of Seattle because
of the latest "mari
time • tre-up, Alaskans
hav e not. Jheuen... inc on
venienced by this la
test strike.
L.o a.ding -op or a tlap s
vijrb' not' v dvenThalted
on the freighters
Square;Knot and Ro^e
Knot, a&tft of which
were . being, prepared
for northern sail
ings. " ;