AFU MEETING
IS UNCERTAIN
There will he a
meeting of the Alaska
Fisherman’s Unioil at
7:30 Monday evening,
if agent Buck Dowlas
has returned from An
chorage at that time.
Mr.. Douglas- left
Seldovia on Thurs
day’s mailboat, but.
was unable to get
plane passage t# -An-,
chorage until Friday
morning.
He. hoped to--* be
able to return in
time for the Mtnday
meeting, tut he 'asks
members of the AfU to
watch for a bulletin
board announcement
for definite inferma
tion.
DENALI STILL
EXPECTED TODAY .
There has beeh - ‘no
official word of any
change in schedule of
the steamer Denali,
i-t was reported at
the Aflders-on Dock
yesterday. Latest
available information
at presstime was that
the ship was expected
to arrive here someta
time today*
COMMISSIONER
« •
IS WALKING
Commissioner ■{>. LI.
Chambers is so 'im
proved in condition
that he- is daily- ta-*
king a few steps
about his room in
Seldovia hospital, it*
was learned today.*
H.S. YOUNG. MERCANTILE CO.
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! COMPLET E L INE OF PHOENIX ■
DRESS HOSE FOR MIN , . ..
■ (INCLUDES NYLONS) '
DOUGLAS & CROSETH •
DRESS SHOES i *
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ONE OIL RANGE STILL AVAILABLE ’
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FROM SHIPMENT DUE ON DENALI'
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ANDERSON BARGE
BRINGS OIL
Jack Anderson, Jr,
returned from Seward
w-ith a load of 45,000
gallons of stove oil
aboard the • Lois And
erson late last Wed
nesday afternoon.
He tied up here
just shortly after v
the Reef Knot had
docked.
Again, as in other
recent 'trips, the
barge was heavily
weighted with masses
of ice which had
coated every exposed
surface of the craft.
ice damage (cont)
ditions have made the
bridge safe, it is
believed•
Several boats
moored at the head of
the slough suffered
from, the ice, aHd
were in -danger of se
vere damage-. The
boat most heavily
iced is Roy Hening
ton1s Ophelia.
• Emil Sandvik*s
John Adam also i$ co
ated with a heavy
weight of ice ._
BAUA10R5 for
FRESH EGGS
All Kinds of. Cheese
f Oz. to 5 Lb. PkgJ
NUTS Including
Walnuts, Filberts
* Almonds