THOMAS GARNER>
IS DEAD
Word re.aching.;Mrs,
Winnie Zawistowski
fr»m Petersberg, Ala
ska last week told of
the death of a former
Seldsvian, Thomas
Garner, Details of
Mr* Garner*s passing
are lacking, but Mrs,
Zawistowski *s infor
mant said death oc
curred in mid-Jan
uary.
Mr, and Mrs, Gar
ner were Seldovia
residents until three
years ago, when they
moved to Petersberg.
Mr. Garner is be
lieved to have been
about 92 years of age
at the time of his
death,
MRS, BEACH HOME
Mrs. Barbara Beach
who has been ill in
Seldovia hospital for
some time, left the
hospital for her home
last Monday,
SECRETARY KRUG
explains reference
TO FISH CONTROL
Secretary of the
Interior Julius A*
Krug recently cor
rected a mis-inter*
pratation of a remark
made in Seattle, in
which he was quoted
as saying that he be
lieved the salmon in
dustry should not be
transferred to state
regulation when state
hood is:conferred up
on Alaska*
Secretary Krug
‘said that he believed
'the salmon industry
should be subject to
state regulation, the
same as any other*
However he added that
the international im
plications of Pacific
fisheries : may result
in a type of state
control which must be
aided by•'the“Federal
government•
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VISIT iriG'""
AT THE BEACHCOMBER
Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Dehel, Homer; Kath
erine and Ernst Ev
ern, Homer; Lt. J. T.
Maher, CGC Cedar of
Kodiak; Merrill Hen
ington and John Swan
son of Texas; Deloris
Schrock and Marjorie
Johnston, city.
aT SELDOVIA HOUSE:
Herman Brantley and
family, Cordova; Dick
•Anahonak, Port Gra
ham; Thomas ’Young,
city; A. Scheele, Red
Mountain•
MR, HENINGTON
BACK FROM TEXAS
Merrill Henington,
who has been spending
the winter in Texas,
arrived in Seldovia
in his floatship Mon
day afternoon. He
brought with him a
nephew, John Swanson.
Mr. Henington flew
to Seldovia by way of
California, where he
visited friends and
relatives en route.
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