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evit& event rftaefaut, the steamers of
The Alaska Line “went to war” nearly three years ago* The
use of the space aboard these steamers—both passenger and
freight . . . the points at which these steamers call . . . arrival
and departure dates and sailing schedules . . . have properly
been decided on one basis only: how can the war effort be most
benefited?
+ The Alaska Stenmshlp Comnnnv Is proud to have gone to
war” ... glad that its ships, its skilled personnel, its long expe
rience were ready to serve America .. . eager to back up the
people of Alaska in their intensive effort to bring the war to
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a rapid and victorious close.
* At the same time, the personnel of the Alaska Steamship
Company has never lost sight of the passenger and freight
requirements of the Alaskans and their great fishing, mining,
lumbering and commercial enterprises — so important to
wartime and peacetime America. We have consistently made
every possible effort to serve them. And, we will continue
to do so.
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