OSCAR DAHL RETURNS
Oscar Dahl, former owner
and manager of the New Seward
Hot 1, returned to Seward on
Wednesday. He will spend the
summer here and at his home
at Summit Lake.
Mrs. Dahl remained at their
new home in Puyallup, Wash
ington. She will arrive later with
friends Who wish to see Alaska.
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Recommendations
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planned to git the money for
the changes. “Oh,” was toe an
swer, “inon y didn't enter into
the picture at all, we just sup
posed it would be there any
way..” (Which, incidentally, is
apparently the attitude of many
of their elders, also.)
'Recommendations for Our City'
1. The city should have a city
attorney residing in the city.
2. All the laws in the cities
should be enforced.
3. i he light in the police dark
i . .. hould bo brighter because
it s . ird to s c with a dim light.
4. Then should bo a dog
pound berau.se there are too
many running loose.
5. There snould be another
room on the Fish be Wildlife
Ofliei becaus it is too crowded.
fi. There should be an exten
sion of the salt water pipes from
Church St. to Madison St.
7. There should be better
water pressure so that we can
tight tir.s more t tficiently.
8. There should be more fire
plugs in the Housing Area.
9. The school should have a
better lire escape as the one we
have is condemned.
It). Ther. should be more
workers to work on the streets
so that the work could be com
pleted faster.
11. fhe street down by Pat's
Garage should be fixed as there
is a big hole that needs filling.
12. There should also be more
equipment to w ork on tli streets
w ,fh.
13. A new building should be
constructed for the City Garage
as the one they have is a fire
hazard.
14. The City Garage n eds
seme new e piipment because
the equipment they have isn't
in good working order.
15. Some new hangars for
MOKE ABOUT . . .
Trucking Service
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of the local company, Reilly
stated.
Ii the past t .Vo years, boats
of the Halibut Fishers Coopera
tive of Southeastern Alaska have
used the icing and storage fa
cilities of the Seward firm. Willi
the short fishing season this year
however, the large plant does
not expect to operate at any
where near capacity. This will
permit some use by the trucking
company. Reilly states emphat
ically however, that he will con
tinue to take fish in small lots
and from individual fishermen.
The Northwest Freight Lines
and Dock Co., Inc., is planning
to negotiate its own arrange
ment with ihe local ste vedoring
and warehouse unions. They
have never had any int ntion
oi bypassing the longshoremen's
union, Mr. Reilly said. They do
not plan to work through a ste
vedoring company, but will hire
airplanes should be purchased
and put at the airport because
the old ones are worn out.
1(5. There should also be new
runway lights at the airport.
17. A new float for the small
boat harbor should be obtained
as the old one is unsafe.
li>. Sanitation oi' the restaur
ants should be checked oftener
b; caus some of them are very
unsanitary.
19. The Fix It trailers should
be fixed up and moved down to
First Lake as dressing rooms
for the swimmers.
20. A sign should be placed
in front of the fire hall signify
ing that it is the Fire Hall.
21. There should be a sign
telling w’ner. the airport is as
tin' old one is not conspicuous.
22. The streets should all have
signs on them signifying the
street names.
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The fish and cold storage com
pany aock, formerly known as
me San Juan Dock, will handle
only the “Knot” boats operated
by Alaska Steamsmp Company
at present. Liberty type ships
cannot dock at the Itib mot land
ing until extra dolphins are driv
en to allow ior the hunching of
these larger ships. This may be
done sometime later.
The new freight line will oper
ate five 10-ton trucks of its own,
aiming to put freight in Anchor
age within eight hours of its
landing in Seward. This of
course ri pends Upon road con
ditions to a certain exte nt. They
will also use privately owned
trucks if the occasion demands.
The corporation officers are
James J. lfaagan, Cl. E. Phillips,
and J. D. Blackard. all of An
chorage. They expect to begin
operations about May 20.
TOM REILLY FINISHES TOUR
TO CENTRAL AMERICA
Tom Pi. illy, manager of Sew
ard Fish & Cold Storage Com
pany, returned this week after a
vacation and business trip Out
side.
Mr. Ileilly toured southern
states, Mexico, and down the
Pan-American Highway to Gua
temala. then back via th. Al
aska Highway to Seward.
While traveling through that
tropical country, Mr. Reilly said,
he found it difficult to believe
that home was still buried in
snow and ice, but he was glad
to be back anyway.
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