Andersons Leave For-Seattle, Sun day
Will BeGone For Several Weeks
With a final blare
of whistles and a
flickering of spot
lights across the wa
ters of Seldovia Bay,
the tug Helen Ander
son and the barge
Lois Anderson of the
Anderson & Son Trans
portation Co., pulled
away from' Anderson
Dock here Sunday eve
ning, en route to Se
attle •
The two craft left
the harbor at 7 o’c
lock Sunday evening,
and were making such
excellent time on the
first leg of their
trip that they anti
cipated a record run
into Seattle.
Captains of the
two boats, Jack and
erson, Sr., and Jack
Anderson, Jr., talk
by radio with their
wives here at four
hour intervals. Holi
day afternoon they
reported that they
would he on the Gulf
finoERS0n<f*son
TRflnSPORTRTIOn
comppny
SERVING
KODIAK ANCHORAGI
SEWARD COOK IN LEI
_SELDOVm
that evening. No
stops were planned
‘along the way except
at Ketchikan.
The length ’ of
their stay Outside
was uncertain. New
machinery will be in
stalled in*the boats,
and the date of the
return trip will de
pend upon the-availa
bility of needed ma
chinery and labor in
Seattle.
Both Mrs. Lois An*
derson and Mrs. Helen
Anderson plan to fly
Outside to join their
husbands in a few
weeks.
The boats will
carry a full load of
cargo upon their re
turn to Alaska in the
spring. Most of it
is consigned to An
chorage •
Seldovians who
went as crew members
on the" two vessels
were:
Harvey Whitley,
Arther Daigan, Rich
ard Olssen, Harry
Saindon and his son
and the two local cap
tains • / \v;
The remainder of
the crew was recruit
ed at Seward and Ko
diak.
COUNCIL'S PROTEST
IS ACKNOWLEDGED
In answer to the
protest of a Public
Health Council com
mittee concerning
proposed Welfare leg
islation, representa
tive Steve McCutcheon
last week wrote the
committee that , he
would make every ef
fort to obtain a very
clear understanding
of the legislation
when the -bill is in
troduced#
Mr • McCutcheon ’ s
letter said that the
letters of‘ the Seldo
via committee were
the only ones he had
received in protest
to the proposed leg
islation •
AFU MEETING
WAS MOVED BACK
THIS WEEK
Buck Douglas, AFU
agent here, returned
from Anchorage Monday
morning. However,
because of', the arri
val of the, Denali;
that morning, Mr.
Douglas postponed the
regular Monday «meetv
in% of the union un
til' yesterday.
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