CHAMBER MEETS
The regular meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce took place in the Legion Hall
last Thursday with Dr. A.H. Johnson in
tho presidents chair, in the absence of
Mr. ¥.JoErskine.
The main subject of the meeting was
the report of the executive committee,
who recently met with the Naval Air Sta
tion officials, Conmdr. Coryell, Lieut.
Roberts and Mr, Urbett. It was stated
that many of the competitive lines of
business now operating within the naval
j reservation, would be eliminated by the
I construction of a safe and adequate road
from the base to Kodiak. The naval ‘off
icials stated they did not desire to go
into private business unless /necessity
make it mandatory, which was the case at
the tine being. As yet there has been no
{appropriation of the necessary $182,000
| for bridges and the 5g miles of road but.
'pressure is being brought to bear to get
| these funds at this session of .Congress,.
I I A telegram was received, by the
Chamber from Delegate Tony Dinond who
stated he would do; everything iii his
power to get these funds, for. the mutual
benefit of the base and/the town of Kod
iak. (see next column) .
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A letter was also received from Comndr.
SZeissler, district commander of the U.S.
Coast Guard service, in Juneau, asking
for recommendations for new aids to nav
igation and improvements to old ones. Ho
stated that the tremendous increase in
navigation in this vicinity and the Alaska
peninsular made this imperative. All those
persons who nay be desirous oif’ making
known their wants or suggestions, are
requested to write a letter to Warren L.
Taylor, secretary of the chamber, Kodiak.
A fine representation of businossmen
[were present and it is urged that all
those men interested in the developenOnt
and progress of this town join the Chamber
at their earliest possible moment.
FISHING -REG'S. HEARINGS " ■ ■ .
Hearings are being held in Cordova on
August 10 and. in Anchorage August 12, for
the purpose of gathering information for,
the promulgation of fishing regulations .
for the .1941 season., As it woiild be very
expensiye • and/an: economic/ loss 'f'olP-:tjhe..„ /
1 ocal delegates to • -attend \it/lub# been7 ;/•
requested .that a meeting/be, he^id/in Kodiak;
for that purpose instead. There are aboiit/
$00 fisherman in this area and many very \j
vital and.important problems for consider-'
at ion arid adjustment are on the tables for
discussion. It is/./hoped that a meeting can
be arranged to tty/Ls end. - ., ■
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