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' The Burl E. tender, and the
. PS Sand Point, barge, owned
by the Alaska Pacific Com
Jpany were in port this week.
The vessels stopped at the
Standard Oil float and Don
! nelley and Acheson dock for
i fuel and supplies,
i Dan Wagner, formerly with
Ithe San Juan Fishing and
i Packing Company, is skipper
| of the barge.
The Omaney, halibut boat
skippered by Arne Larson,
stopped at the Standard Oil
Company float this week for
fuel.
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With
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Big jewels with no pretense:
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Stu y Ot **
Plan Urged
i Seattle—Careful considera
; tion should be given to the
• possible effect an atomic
blast would have on Alaska’s
i salmon runs before any de
j cision is made to have a test
• explosion on the Aleutian Is
t land Chain.
1 The above stHe$ ent was
j issued by the Alaska Salmon
Institute following Sam
Hayes’ broadcast of his
"Weekly Spectator” over
radio stations in the Territory
i recently.
In his broadcast, Hayes
said the Atomic Energy Com
mission is in search of a lo
cale for further atomic tests,
might pick the Aleutians be
cause of climatic conditions
there.
A spokesman for the In
stitute pointed out that, al
though his group sponsors
Hayes’ weekly broadcast, it
attempts no editorial control
over the content.
“All of us connected with
the salmon industry and, in
fact, everyone in the territory
would want to be certain
these tests could in no way
have an unfavorable effect on
salmon runs,” the spokes
man continued. “We feel
careful study should be made
of this possibility if the day
comes when the Aleutians are
being considered seriously.
P. J. “Joe” Kerrigan, busi
ness agent and secretary of
the United Fishermen of A
laska, was notified this week
of the death of his mother,
Mrs. P. J. Kerrigan, 80, of
Greeley, Nebr.
Patrick Lynch and Company
received the contract for the
setting of poles at ASC receiv
er station near Island Lake,
Capt. Larry Bucy, announced
' yesterday.
VFW To Have
Loyalty Day
Today is Loyalty Day an<
I is sponsored by the Veteran*
of Foreign Wars.
Governor Ernest Grueniny
has issued, a proclamation
urging all Alaskans to observe
the day.
! The VFW sponsors Loyalty
| Day to combat the traditional
May Day celebrations of th«
Communists and followers i»
the United States.
Join the crowd
at the most popular
place m town
The IDLE HOUR HAH
a »
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W* HAVE
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Visit our men* ready to
wear. We have everything
in dress and work clothes
CARPfNTERS
' MACHINISTS
MECHANICS
for 1st grod<
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Washing Machines
&
Refrigerators
SPORTSMEN. Wo hove
RIFUS SHOTGUNS,RevcIvors
S> ILLS, FISHING RODS Tockle
Camming equinmen* for
ayf-ry need
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*7able linens for every occasion
Starter Sets in Many Patterns
Catalina sweaters
ALL WCATHtR TOOS FROM
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MOTHER'S MV CARDS
New Shipment of
whi rr; stag
Summer Jackets
Seeds
Fertilizers
Onion Sets
Plant Food
Slug Bait
Garden Tools
Green Thumb
Garden Gloves
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iconomats-Gyratort-Dryers
Westinghouse
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