W .. U L< THE PYRAMIDS ARE DUST these colossal figures will still be ytanding at
Mt. Rushmore memorial in South Dakota, sculptors predict. This view of the gigantic heads of the
nation’s immortals shows the face of LiRpoln nearing completion at the right, Washington, left, and
'Jefferson, center. Aj|
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Fishermen Alaska
Use Lots Canned
Salmon
The s3lmon “caught by Alas
ka fishermen’' not only pays the
fisherman’s bills, but a good por
tion of the cann:d product ends
up on the fisherman’s plate. Joe
F. Jurich, Secretary-Treasurer of
the Salmon Purse Seiners Union
of the Pacific recently pointed
out in discussing salmon market
ing activities.
“Tha theme song of the Alas
ka coast is ‘I like humpback sal
mon’, ” Jurich said “and it is
not just a song. Alaska people
know how nutritious and econo
mical salmon meals are, and they
know how important it is that
the pack of salmon move into
consumption in an orderly man
ner. The fishermen know that
the advertising campaign for
canned salmon is making more
peoplu in the States eat salmon.'
They hope that some day the
people outside of Alaska will
know’ the salmon as well as Al
askans do. |
"Many times 1 have seen as
much as a dozen cases of can
ned salmon loaded onto a purse
s.tin- boat at the cannery after
the those of the season before the
fishermen leave for home. Vir
tually every fishing boat buys a
winter’s supply of salmon before
leaving the cannery when the
ea ’’3 work is finished.
“The men who catch the sal
mon know that canned, this fish
is good food for the winter. I
have heard that the consumption
of canned salmon in the United
States is betwe.m two and three
pounds per person per year. At
that rate one purse seiner is wor
th as much as about twenty-five
o.dinary customers to the indust
ry.
“There has be m a good deal
printed about the worker as a
customer in the last few years.
Henry Ford’s labor policies are
supposed to have been establish
ed b.i ause he regarded his work-'
crs as customers and wanted
them to drive Ford cars.
"1 don’t believe there is anoth-,
or industry anywhere in which!
the producers use more of the
product than thi Alaska Canned
Srlmon industry.” Jurich con
cluded. “The fishermen don’t
work on the same basis as the
workers in Mr. Ford’s factories,
but they a.e engaged in produc
ing canned salmon for the world’s
tables. And they eat a great deal
f it. themselves during the year.”
ME MORE CHANCE in the Rose Bowl would suit Coach
Jimmy Phelan’s University of Washington Huskies justJtoe. Around
Prlu Waskowits (above), ace passer of the Paciflc, captain and left
reserves and sophomores have been built Into a team that
, ' may again top the ComA
France Does Not
Like Situation
In Spain Today
(Continued From Page One)
realization that not only had no
advance been made toward a set
tlement or hope of a settlement,
but that the Italian Government
seemed prepared to press for
ward with intervention in Spain
to a point that could not be oth
erwise than menacing to French
and British communications in
the Mediterranean.
It is true that a protestation of
respect for Spaninsh independen
ce and sovereignty was made in
the Italian reply. But it is also
true that more Italian troops have
been landed at Algeciras, Spain,
and possibly also at Cadiz. Since
these negotiations began there
has also been the fact of Musso
lini’s exchange of telegrams with
General Francisco Franco, the
Spanish Rebel leader.
These act': clash badly with the
seeming cordiality of the note, in
Fr- Tich eyes, and it is considered
to be simply evasion to suggest
that the Non-Intervention Com
mittee is the best place for a con
tinuation of the discussion. So
far that committee has been us
ed inertly as a debating parlor by
some of the signatories of the non
intervention agreement and as a
cloak for an almost publicly av
owed purpose.
It is noted here also that Ger
many has not been, either in
words or deeds, so partisan in the
Spanish quarrel as Italy has been.
The whole purpose of direct ap
roach to Rome by London and
Paris was to obtain rapid, effect
ive and practical results if poss
ible. Hence, the charge that they
are being dilatory in method is
characterized a? a direct lie. The
same characterization is applied
to the accusation ntde today bv
Virgin io Gayda, Italian editor,
that large quantities of war mat
rial have been shipped over the
French border. Both the Danish
colonel and the Netherland ad
miral who had charge of the in
ternational control system certi
fied to the absolute correctness of
F ranee.
N 'hing will be done toward
docdiirg the next step, and what
ever is done will be in complete
agreement with London.
There is complete unity of viwe
in the French as well as in thej
British Cabinet”, it was said offi
dally, "and between the two cab
inets there is complete harmony.
We shall work as one country.”
Another phrase from official
comment on the situation, which
many be quoted as coming from
the highest authority, was:
“We have sought to be and we
shall contniue to be completely
impartial in the Spanish strife.
That is a matter between Span
iards. But France cannot allow,
no more than can Great Britain,
her communications in the Medi
terranean to be threatened. In
that matter the Government has
a responsibility to the country
and it will not fail.”
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