ERICKSEN WEDr
IN SEATTLE
Stanley Ericksen,
formerly chief engin
eer on the steamer
Cordova for several
years prior to the
war, has recently
married and is now
living in Seattle ac
cording to word re
ceived here from Mrs.
Paul T'7ata, his daugh
ter.
Mrs; Wata writer
that she and her hus
band (who is a recent
graduate of the Uni
versity of Denver)
are again in Seattle,
where they are living
in the ' old family
home. Mr. Wata is a
junior executive
trainee at the Bon
-Marche store in Se
attle.
Mrs. Wafa said she
was attending school,
and would continue
until she received
her degree.
BARTLETT NAMES
•TRAINEES
Charles Youree/
Jr., of anchorage and
David J. Sperling of
Juneau have been nom
inated by Delegate
Bob Bartlett as prin
cipals for r/est Point
and ,*nrapolis . ne.^t
year.
BART LETT ASKS FOR
GOVERNMENT SHIPS
i* government ship
'building program for
the^ ii-laskan trade was
reauested by Delegate
Bob Bartlett who was
first witness in a
subcommittee hearing
of the House Merchant
Marine and Fisheries
committee recently.
Delegate "Bartlett
urged the need for a
permanent legislative
solution' to this "vex
ing" problem.
Lexer witnesses
appearing before the
committee said • that
present rates of Al
askan shipping are
160 percent above
pre - war rates, even
though Alaskan opera
tors now are receiv
ing a ‘government sub
sidy, .’which ’they did
hot ‘have in pre-war
days.
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BARGE GOES
TC KODIAK
f
i -y '
The Lois ^nderson,
power barge of the
^nderson k Son Trans
portation Co., was to
be en route to Kodiak
today, weather per
mitting. The barge
is due back in Seldo
via by the latter
part of next week.
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. ftSHIMG BOAT .
WASHED ASHORE
ad unidentified
fishing boat, tho
Mattie, has been lo
cated on the mainland
shores opposite the
island of ^fognak it
was reported at the
•Kodiak marshall’s of
fice last week.
The boat, discov
ered by cannery work
ers, evidently had
been recently beach
• ed. She was describ
ed as about 40 feet
long, • green; with a
- square- ' Stern * and ■ a
‘ trunk cabin*•
Juneau customs of
ficials report that
they have no record
of the boat.
FISHER-M AN Dll'S <
' * f< **
Cc.pt. Harold Ehg
dal, who for 36 years
had sailed the ‘hali
but schooner Liberty
out of Seattle, died
at a Seward hospital
recently.
Captain Engdal was
stricken with a heart
attack.
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