SCIENTISTS STUDYING
HALIBUT, ME PORT
From Southeastern Alaska to
the Shumagin Islands the Motor
vessel Dorothy, Capt. O. O. Hvat
um, owner, chartered by the In
ternational Fisheries Commission,
will cruise until July with a num
ber of scientists on board, study
ing halibut and collecting halibut
spawn and larvae.
In August the vessel will work
along the coast of Oregon. Capt.
O. Servold, master of the fine
vessel, expects to leave the Port
of Seward Friday enroute to the
Westward.
And, as was published in these
columns a few days ago, hun
dreds of little red bottles, each
containing a message in three
languages, are being cast over
board f • the purpose of research
work.
The scientists on board are
Richard Van Cleve, who is in
charge; Laurance Towrfson, Zell
Parkhurst and Olaf Erickson.
Captain Servold said this was his
first trip into Seward during sum
mer months and he could not
help but exclaim over the magni
ficence of the panorama unfolded
before them as they came up Res
urrection Bay Wednesday. He said
he had never seen a seaport so
beautiful and impressive as the
Port of Seward.
—of which Seward citizens will
thank him for those kind remarks.
The SS Yukon, of the A. S. S.
Co., is scheduled to arrive from
the South at 12:30 tonight, ac
cording to announcement at noon
today.
It is reported today that the
Seward-Kenai Lake Highway is
now open to Mile 9. A picnic party
was held out “thataway” last
evening.
NO SLING-SHOTS
An attempt to put an end to
the wanton destruction of window
panes and other property by chil
when the Island council decided
that sling-shots would not be al
lowed, and that parents would be
held responsible for any damage
done by their children, says the
Juneau Empire.
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NEW EATING HOUSE
After serving Portland, Oregon
patrons for years with chop suey,
noodles and spaghetti, Mrs. B.
Brown is now prepared to serve
Sewardites with her many tasty
specialties and announces opening
of her business establishment on
the corner of Railroad and First
Streets. Delivery will be made at
all hours by phoning Madison 107
and Mrs. Brown earnestly express
es the desire to have the oppor
; tunity of being given a trial order.
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MIT SHIPMENTS FROM
ALASKA MIKE 16IC
Alaska’s shipments of commod
jities, including gold and silver, to
the States last month aggregated
: $2,437,783 in value, according to
I the Collector of Custom’s Office.
The month’s total was $1,474,
i 327 larger than for the same
| month in 1930, when the gross
jvalue of outgoing trade was $982,
958. The chief gains were made by
canned salmon and gold.
The value of canned salmon
shipments last month was $828,234
as compared to only $19 for May
of last year. Gold increased from
$244,615 for the latter month to
$644,056 in May 1931, and silver
showed a slight drop in value,
$9,168 as compared to $9,851.
j Furs also gained materially,
I the value of all fur exports last
month being $214,611 as against
approximately $42,000 for the
same month last year. Halibut
jumped from $39,625 to $97,237.
Copper dropped from $305,213 to*
$255,266. Mild cured salmon also
experienced a small loss, dropping
from $91,220 to $61,499.
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