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Interesting Items
About Alaskans
The Alaska Commercial Co. is
planning the erection of a ware
house at Dutch Harbor this year.
Two dredges will operate at Gan
es Creek this season, Waine Puntilla
being the owner.
About 25 white people live in Un
alaska and 250 natives, who make
their living fishing and trapping.
Jack Holohan died recently at Ju
neau, following an attack of pneu
monia. He was an oldtimer in Al
aska.
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Wm. J. Wagner, radio technician
of the Anchorage Signal Corps, re
cently brought a new plane north
with him and is now cutting didos
around the interior city.
It is reported that three floating
herring and salmon canneries will
operate this year in and about Ko
diak and Seldovia.
Frank Peterson connected with
the bureau of Fisheries and station
ed at Red River, Kodiak Island, says
there will be no scarcity of fish at
the river this year.
The city of Juneau is out of debt
and has paid back the money bor
rowed from the bank to tide over
the current year.
The auto route from Alaska to
the Argentine will be completed
within six years, it is said. The
route will link 12 Latin American
republics to the United States.
Prospectors in Canada are given
half fare on certain railways while
in Alaska they pay a fare and a
half or more. Canada is trying to
develop her resources in every way.
Martin Itjen, Skagway oldtimer,
who recently drove from Seattle to
Hollywood to see Mae West now
says he “has seen everything and
is ready to die’. Martin is propriet
of Skagways only street car and un
dertaking establishment. Mae's sym
metrical curves apparently depress
ed Martin’s spirit.
Protecting the striking seamen
seven officers of the tanker A F.
Lucas walked off the ship at the port
of Ketchikan. With only Captain
Peterson and the chief engineer on
board the vessel was towed from
the oil dock and anchored in mid
strearp. Twenty-five seamen walk
ed off Friday, and urged local fish
ermen to boycott the Standard Oil
Company until an agreement was
reached.
The 1 rtf) foot motorship Dorothea ^
with its owner Fred Kruz and Jack 1
O’Neil. Seattle rpe resent at ive of the ■
Cordova Icepack Corporation, ha^ i
been mailing the rounds of Alaskan
port: selling groceries and vegetabl- l
es to merchants. Tim Dorothea left
Seattle March 5 and made a leisurely
trip up the coast. Mr. Kruz is in
terested in several mild cure pro
positions and is taking supplies to
them selling the surplus.
Otto Sandbeck, formerly connect
ed w'th the Gateway at Seward, is
among a group of U. of W. students
who are traveling around over the
state editing newspapers.. They
have published papers at Everett,
Mt. Vernon Ellensburg and other
places during the tour.
Falloff In Douglas
Fir Is 50 Million
Foe I First Week
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE, May 17, — The lumber
men's association figures showed that
the Douglas fir production fell off
fifty-two percent or about fifty mil
lion board feet during the first week
of the logging and lumber strike.
Besides that payroll losses were
about a half million dollars.
Hitler Alarmed At
Welding Of Three
Assistance Parts
(By The Associated Press)
BERLIN May 17, — Persistent
rumors that the French Foreign
Minister Pierre Laval is to come here
for a conference at the invitation
of Hitler were circulated today des
pite official denial.
Political circles asserted that ltd
ler v.'a becoming iucrea litigly ap
prehensive of the welding togethei
of Russia. France and Czeehoslava
, kia in mutual assistance pacts.
Developments of the past few
days, they say. have encouraged the
Reiclisfueher to "talk turkey" with
the French.
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