Employment
furnished in the
off season
QUESTION: How does the Canned Salmon Industry help to
provide off-season employment for Alaskans?
ANSWER: Salmon canning is essentially a seasonal business. The fish
must be packed during a very short part of the year. Yet hundreds
of men are employed each fall and spring, making preparations for
the approaching fishing season. Modernizing or rebuilding canneries,
repairing boats and other floating equipment, cutting piling and lum
ber for construction and box shook, manufacturing wire netting,
mining coal and providing other necessary supplies for the salmon
industry, furnish thousands of man-days’ employment in Alaska
during the off season.
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OPEN FACE SALMON PINEAPPLE SALAD
2 cups (1 lb.) Canned Salmon Vi tsp. pepper
1 cup chopped celery 2 tsps. lemon juice
1 tbsp. chopped green onions Mayonnaise
1 tsp. salt 6 slices of pineapple
Combine flaked salmon with celery, onion and seasonings. Chill. At serv
ing time, mix with mayonnaise and pile on pineapple slices on crisp salad
greens. Serve garnished with radishes or almond-stuffed olives, and
celery sticks stuffed with cheese. Pass mayonnaise. Serves 6.
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Saturday Games
American League
New York 6 Detroit 5
Boston 11 St. Louis 4
Washington 6 Cleveland 8
Philadelphia 0 Chicago 2
Pacific Coast League
Oakland 6 Los Angeles 16
Sacramento 2 San Francisco 4
Missions 4 Seattle 8
San Diego 7 Portland 8
National League
St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 1
Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 6
Chicago 6 Boston 3
Pittsburgh 5 New York 7
Sunday's Games
American League
Pittsburgh 5 New York 9
Chicago 1-7 Boston 7-2
Cincinnati 9 Brooklyn 2
St. Ijouis 7-9 Philadelphia 2-0
(Second game forfeited by um
pire. who alleged Philadelphia
was stalling).
American League
New York 5 Detroit 4
Washington 8 Cleveland 7
(ten innings—second game post-1
poned account of rain)
Philadelphia 1-5 Chicago 6-6
Boston 6-2 St. Louis 5-3
PACIFIC COAST
Oakland 6-2 Los Angeles 9-1.
(Second game 10 innings)
M issions 7-5 Seattle 1-6
Sacramento 1-2, Frisco 3-3
San Diego 12-8 Portland 1-5.
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Goebbels, Minister of Propagan
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believed to possibly foreshadow
a Nazi move of establishing a re
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ican authority.
Millions heard Gi ebbel's ad
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spread expulsion of Catholic cler-,
gy. He accused the clergy of a
"general decadence of morals”.
Goebbels said: “The govern
ment’s quarrel with the church
arises from the church’s insist
ence in glorifying all imprisoned
priests as martyrs, although it
(nows that ninety-fivp percent of
!he prisoners are sex criminals. •
“Numerous cases have been cit
ed of the government’s conten
:ion and all Germans should un
ite to remove this cancer sore.” j
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