’"ATTRFRON? ACTIVITIES (Cont.)
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immediate return trip
to Seattle. The
Greer is to be. used
on shuttle trips be
tween Seldovia and
Seattle canryin3 can
nery . equipment and
3upplies f or *Mr• ^nd -
erson.
The s h1p c ar ried
cold storage equip
ment on her initial,
trip to Soldo via.. She
will soon hrin3• from
Seattle the‘material
and .equipment for the
construction of a
fish r eduction' piant,
planned to be put. in
o p er a t i on ii er e by Mr .
r-.nd.er s on this sum
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Shortly after the
arr iy ai o fthe hr e or ,
the tv;o krmersbn he3,-ri
sels, the tug and. the
barge, left Seldovia
en route to Seattle
fyr overhaul and re
pair .
Then on honday
morn in™ 4"'° 3 steamer
Denali docked here to
ur. load 148 t on s of
mixed freight for the
city, 30 tons" 0f car.
n ary 'eouipment, 8,000
board feet of 1''amber
and "15 . tonst of ce
ment. Th6 Denali.ft1
.so put m.or j than 100
tons of homer goods
on the dock here.
The steamer was in
port for 24 hour s,
and she brought the
first part y of to ur
ists to stop in Sel
covia this year*
Strolling ^ nouns,
’each v;ith a cvera,
c1inbad the hills b3
hind the c i t y an d
marched alond ' the
Boardwalk-- on olcture
t akinr~ expeditions# ' -
The Denali was
scheduled to make al
most a , pleasure
cruise 'after her de- '
parture, for she
makes a round of
stops which will in
clude ''oman's Bay,
Kodiak, Ouzinkie,
Port Bail ry, Ujanik,
Uyak, Port *.'ak3f is 1 d,
'Port Vita, Port Vil
li aiiis , S eward, Sitka,
c.nd. Ketchikan •
The arrival of the
ship ih port here was
delayed by 'a stop at
Cordova where rail
• from the wrecked Al
aska .was transferred
aboard . The Alaska
struck a rock near,
the entrance of Cor
dova Bay las.t week,
and water poured into
one of the shipfs
holds to a depth of
22 feet*.
: The mail which the
lerali brought from
the Alaska s water
soaked1 ; nd completely
ru In ed in man y .. in -
stare es . kagazines ■
and newspapers werej
reduced to a pulp, ;
and. the consents of;
’ nany p a ck ages w er e•
badlv damaged.
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CIO FISHERMEN
ENDORSE STATEHOOD'
’The cohvehti oh .of f ■
CIO-affiliated fish
ermen' which met re
cently in Juneau vot
ed endorsement of
statehood, it was re
ported here this'
week*
The group spent a
majority of • conven
tion' time in- drafting
memorials and pi an -
ring measures which •
pill ' bring statehood 1
to ’ the territory as " ;
speedily as pos sible•
KRUG RECOMMENDS
THE CLEARING OF
SALMON STREAMS
In I.is annual re
port to the President
Interior Secretary
Julius Krug has rec
ommended that ’ Con
gress allot a sum to
use to clear obstac
les from the salmon
s p a v" n in g s tr e am s of
the.terr itory•
Secret ary Kr ug . e s
tirn^t{id that a small
empenditur4 would add
0£ , 000*, 00Q annually
t o la s ka;f s fife h in g •
revenues.
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