MRS MAGEE BACK
Mrs. Ralph Magee
of Aurora returned to
Alaska aboard the
last Denali. She was
accompanied by a
niece and nephew who
will make an extended
visit with the Ma
gees .
TENDER HERE
The cannery tender
Ruth B arrived in
Seldovia this week
from Seattle.- She is
captained • by Bert
Hanson.
AfU MEETS
The regular meet
ing of the Alaska
Fisherman's Union
will be held Monday
at 7:30 in Union Hall.
STORAGE WORK
NEARS END
Work on the cold,
storage plant of Sel
dovia Fisheries is
nearing completion,
it was announced to
day. The Violet left
for Sitka r-$s ter day
to pick up bait for
the storage, and the
plant is expected to’
begin making ice 10,
morrow .
”If present plans
proceed according to
schedule, we should
be able to start buy
ing fish on May 17,”
C. S. Anderson said
yesterday. Mr. And
erson said he did not
know the number of
halibut fishermen who
would be • fishing for
the storage this sea
son.
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aT THE BEACHCOMBER
Mrs. a. T. Johansen,
Kenai; Mrs.. Esther
Encelewski and daugh
ter, Ninilchik; Carl
Kibbey and Charles
Zimmerman, Homer; Ed
Larson, Juneau; Ken
Edwards, anchorage;
Ernest Crump, Homer;
Mrs. G. E. Knight,
anchorage; Elmer
Sundsby, Seattle.
AT SSLDOVIA HOUSE:
Ira Tosey, Anchorage;
Bill Wills on, Homer;
J. C. and Homer Giesy
city; Bill Choute,
Carl Kibbey and
Charles Zimmerman,
Homer; R., Ur sin,
city; Kenneth Bowman,
Anchorage.
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of alaska Shellfish
were temporarily sus
pended this week
while repairs were
made to the Alava,
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