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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
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de que este constituya algo mas
que otro nero estudio. Esperamos
que de ell surjan recomendaciones
precisas y concretas que lleven a
una soluci6n de este critico profile
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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
la REcETA DEL Ola
PESCADO FRITO
(6 ~raciOnes)

8 libras de pescado "a SUI gus
toy
aceite de olive
jugo de lim6n
harina de trigo
sal
pimienta
Parta ell pescado en- ruedas y
adobe con la sal, ell limon y la
pimienta. Guardelas en- sitio
bien fresco, Ono en- la refrigera-
dora) como una bora. Envuelva
las ruedas en- harina y frialas en-
bastante aceite hasta que esten
doradas y cocidas. Sirva calien.
te.
Nota: Ell aceite de OLIVIA puede
sustituirse por aceite de maiz.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
~LIQUIDACION DE
PRESUPUESTOS

Ell Tribunal de Cuentas dirigio
un escrito al Ministerio de Hacien-
da exponiendole que debe ser pro-
mulgada la RECOMMENDATION de la
ley organica de los presupuestos,
ash como regular ell procedimiento'
en- cuanto a la aplicacion del in
greso Gel ano fiscal corriente, al
pago del financlamientos de amos
anteriores, no por entender csc or.
ganismo que ell sistema que Sc 81
que actualmente da origen a dis
paridades en- la liquidation presu-
puestal.
Otras recomendaciones formula
das por ell Tribunal de Cuentas
son las de que Sc cumpla 10 que
determine la constitution sobre
egresos del Estado, que no Sc omi.
ia ell requisite de la subasta en- la
adquislcion de m~ateriales, erradi-
candose ell sistema actual. Igual-
mente exigio a los departamentos
de Contaduria ell cumplimiento de
las disposiciones sobre obligacio-
mes contraidas y pago de las mis-
mas, cumplimiento de la Constitu-
cion en- cuanto a la formation de
presupuestos nacionaies, consig.
nacion en- los presupuestos de las
cantidades necesarias para ell pago
de ~intereses y amortizaciones de
los pagares y obligaciones del Es-
tado y Circulation, que Sc informe
al Tribunal de la adquisicion de
p~ropiedades inmuebles por los Mi
n~isterios, que 81 cumpls la reco-
mendaci6n, sobre vaIorizacion de
bienes del estado, implantando un
sistema de contabilidad y final
mente porel Executive Sc de ms.
trucciones a los distintos departa-
mentos para que rindan cuenta d.
rectamente al Tribunal en- forma
trimestral.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04

Sc informo que Sc esta estudiando
la posibilidad de crear una nueva
ciudad industrial en- la IONA de la
B a h d A a, cono-I
cida por Lengua de Paiaro, Orien-
te, donde Sc han realizado explo-
taclones mineras Sc dijo que clio
seria convenience por la facilida-
DIES portuarias de la IONA y que Sc
podrian aprovechar las edificacio-
mes c%onstruidas anteriormente pa
ra las minas de Ia region.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
P~ROYECTOS DE R

Ell Ministro de Obras Publicas
hizo una inspection a los distin-
tos departamentos de ese Ministe-
rio para conocer ell estado en- que
Sc encuentran los distintos pro-
yectos y obraS en- ejecucion, ha-
olendo declarado posteriormente
que seran intensificados todos los
trabaJos y que algunas de esas
ooras va Sc encuentrau proximas
a SUI termination. .
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04

FAYE EMERSON ACADIA de d.
v~orciarse de Skitch Henderson
en- Mexico donde una vez con.
traio .matrimonio con uno de los
hijos del p~residente Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt. Faye, que en- I'M
tempo tuviera al pdblieo de te-
lewiston en- ascuas por sus exa-
gerados descotes ise ha corregido
notablemente en- este aspecto y
es ahora muy moderada en- su
vestir. .
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
EXPRESA
D~ESCONTENTO

ROMA, JUNO 3-(UPI).- Ell
p%residente tunecino Habib Bur-
guiba declare hoy que la "pacien-
cia tiene un Unite" y que las tro-
pas f~rancesas tendran que evacuar
a Tunez, de Gaulle o no de Gau-
lle".
Esta declaration fue hecha por
Burguiba en- Tunez durante una
entrevista con ell corresponsal del
diario Gel Tempo, de Roma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
MURIO UNA SUICIDA

En- ell Hospital Municipal muri6
Margarita Leonor Fernandez L6-
PEI, de Is amos, vecina que fue del
reparto Marti en- esta capital, a
consecuencia de las graves quema-
duras que sufrio en- SUI domicilio al
prenderse fuego, ignorandose los
motives que tuvo para clio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
8 MUERTOs
(Viene de la PrImera)

(Viene de la Pr1mera)
belde, son que hubo ALI calma. In
formantes rebeldes de la vieja ciu-
dad dan cuenta de que hasta aho-
ra no Sc ha d~isparado ALI un solo
trio en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
MATO A SU CUNADO

En- Santiago de Cuba, Emilio
Corrales Campil(o, de 81 amos, dio
muerte de siete punaladas a su
cunado Jose Manuel Montero de
~ amos, cuando ell mismo Sc en-.
contraba acostado en- SUI domicilio
Corrales Campillo, acababa de re.
gresar de Mexico, donde estuvo
cuatro amos, desconociendose los
motives que tuvo para dar muerte
a Monlero pues VI hermana decla.
no que nunca habian tenido diff.
cultades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04

JOAN CRAWFORD sigue pro-
fundamente enamorada de SUI es-
poso del momento, ell presiden-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
cumpIeehoS

Aunque algo tarde, nos compla-
ce enViar nuestras sinceras felici-
taciones al ~apreciado ioven Esly
Sardui quien celebr6 en- ell dia de
aver la grata OCCASION del aniversa-
rio de SU nacimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
| Ike
(Viene de la Primera)

tar Ia esperanza" de que las men,
cionadas conversaciones tecnicas
pudieran iniciarse en- alguna fecha
del mes que ACADIA de %iniciarse.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
DRAMA PASIONAL

En- la casa de Avenida 80 No.
4412 en- Mariana, result6 herido
gravemente de dos balazos, Maria.
no Sanchez Somoano, de Is amos
vecino de la Gale 33 en- ell propio
barrio por Adbis Batista Fernandez
de 81 amos. vecina de csc Mgar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
LUIS PALEs MAToS

lie de la compania Pepsi-Cola.
En- reciente OCCASION Sc lie pre-
gunto quien era SUI galan favori-
to y contesto que SUI marido, Al
Steele. Ell, a SUI vez ha declarado
que lie molesta s~obremanera te-
ner que utilizarla a ella para sus
campanas de publicidad en- la
venta de Pepsi-Cola, pero que
cada vez que 10 acompana en-
una de sus giras las cifras de
ventas suben I'm IS por ciento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
INDULTOS A PRESOS


Sc conocio en- Palacio que ell Pre-.
sidente Batista, habra de firmar
decretos concediendo ell indulto a
As sancionados politicos que Sc
encueutran recluidos en- distintos
penales de la republica. Sc agreg6
que Sc concedeu los indultos por
la buena conducta de los sanciona-
dos y que posteriormente Sc otor-
garan otros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
Cumpleanos

CumpIeoHos
Hoy llega a I'm nuevo ano de
e~xistencia ell simpatico nino Phi.
lip Lewis Sanchez, hijo del senior
Manuel A. Sanchez y sonora Flo
renee de Sanchez, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia hispanoa-
mericana
Lo felicitamos cordialmente y lie
deseamoS muchoS amos mas de vi
da, plenos de alegrias y gratas Sor-
presas.
Nos es grato enviar I'm cordial
saludo de felicitacion al a~preciado
caballero senior Jose Sanabria
quien celebr0 en- Ell dia de aver la
grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos y
formulamos votos porque disfrute
de muchos, y muy dichosos, amos
mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04

Celebro aver la grata OCCASION del
aniversario de SUI natalicio Ell gra-
cioso nino Jesus A. Roman, hiio
del senior Victor Roman y'senora,
Edelmira de Roman. estimados
miembros de nuestra coIonia his
panoamericana residente en- Miami.
Vayan para Ell nuestraS carino-
sa. felicitaciones y. deseos de que
disfrute de una prolongada y pros
pera existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
INAUGURATION DE VIA

Ell proximo viernes sera inaugu.
rada la Calzada Real de Marianao.
que atraviesa csc municipio. desde
la doole Via de Rancho ,Boyeros.
en- La Habana, hasta la Autopista
del Mediodia en- Arroyo Arenas v
que fue recientemente ampliada.
colocandose un nuevo sistema de
Illumination, que comenzara a fun
cionar, a partir de mahana.
EXCLUDE DE FIANzA
Ell Juez de instruction de Maria.
mao, proceso con exclusion de fan.
"a a Ignacio Perez Galan, ell cual.
hace POGO mas de dos meses dio
muerte a tiros a SUI esposa, Perla
Garcia del Barco, en- la Residential
de esta en- Miramar. Los esposos
protagonistas del suceso Sc encon.
traban en- tramite de divorcio. Sc.
gun Sc informo, Perez Galan sc en-
cuentra fuera del territorio nacio.
nal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04

Queremos ser los primeros en- fe-
licitar de manera muy especial a la
gentil dana cubsna dona Carmen
C. Gonzalez, quien celebra hoy la
grata fecha de su cumpleanos, Y
aprovechamos la OCCASION para de,
searle que cumpla muchos amos
mas de vidas, plenos de bienestares
y alegrias.
4 Il i
Hoy llega a un nuev0 ano de SUI
despreocupada e~xistencia ell gracio-
so nino AIfOnSitO Silva. hijo del
teniente Alfonso Silva y sonora
Edna Lee de Silva, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia cubana.
Lo felicitamos calurosamente y
lie deseamos una larga y venture
Sa vida.
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida la estimada dana Guiana Sc
nora S%aturnina de Messenger, es-
posa del senior Francisco Messe.
guer, motive por ell cual nos es gra-
to felicitarla calurosamente y de-
searle que cumpla muchos y muy
venturosos, amos mas de existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04

La Metro Goldwyn Mayer
piensa obtener grandes rendi-
mientos con la Ultima pelicula
de LANA TURNER, intitulada,
Another Time, Another Place.
Todo parece indicar que tendra
un gran exito con ell pdblico va
que SUI trama tiene Characteristic
cas- en- comun con la reciente
tragedia en- que Sc vieron en-
vueltas ella y SUI hija.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04

MIRTHA LEGRAND, la como
cida actriz sudamericana opina
los siguiente: "El attractive Sc
xual es ESQ que Sc manifesto en-
Ell momento en- que un hombre
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
C%ONDENADOs poR URGENCIA
PLANES DE

En- la Oficina de la Confedera.
cion de Trabajadores de Cuba Sc
informo que ell Secretario General
de ese ORGANISING, presentara un
proyecto de decreto al Presidente
de la R~epublica, por ell cual Sc su.
primer los planes de regalos de los
distintos articulos, estimando que
los mismos encarecen ell costo de
vida en- especial de los articulos
de pr'mera necesidad.
ACUSADO ABSUELTO
Ell Tribunal de Urgencia de
Santiago de Cuba, absolvi6 al co.
merciante Manuel Diez Sarabia. va
cino de Mayari Arriba, acusado de
un delito contra los poderes del
Estado.
CIUDAD INDUSTRIAL
En- 81 Ministerio de Hacienda
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
ACUSADO ABSUELTO

CIUDAD INDUSTRIAL
En- 81 Ministeric de Hacienda
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PRORROGA PREsUPUEsTAL

Los presupuestos para ell proxi-
me ano fiscal 1958-59' que ~entraran
en- vigor a partir del 10 de JUNO,
seran los del p~resente ejercicio va
que la Camara de Representatives
no ha aprobado ell proyecto que lie
fue enyiado por Ell Poder Ejecuti-
vo. A fines del presente mes sera
firmado Ell correspondence deere.
to presidential prorrogando los
presupuestos actuales para ell pri.
mer trimestre de julio a septiem-
bre.
~CONDENADOS POR URGENCIA
Ell Tribunal de Urgencia de Ca
magiiey sancion6 con tres amos de
prision a Pablo y Armando Her.
nandez Hernandez, y Guillermo
Ruiz, acusados de un delito contra
10 poderes del Estado. En- la pro.
pia .causa fueron absueltos, Felix
Gonzalez y ell Pastor de la Iglesia
Evangelista del Central Stewart
Julio Sanchez.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29

anese as taking fish Of North American origin, and also de- pletmg fish stocks by taking i'm mature salmon in large quanti- ties in violation of sound conser- vation principles. N
 Also entered in the Record are resolutions from many represent alive groups in the state of Wash ington- These include the King County Labor Council of Wash ington; United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting In dustry of the United States and Canada; International Longshore- mems & Warehousemen's Union, Local 3; International Brother hood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs,
 Warehousemen & Helpers of America, Local No. TAI; Interna- tional Brotherhood of Bremen and Oilers; International Brother hood of Boilermakers; Inland
 Boatmen's Union; United Brother hood, Shiprights, Ship Joiners and
 Boat Builders; the Bellingham Chamber of Commerce. Included also are many groups not associ-
 ated with the fishing industry, such as Asociation. of Street1 Elec- Uric Railway afld Motor Coach. En- ployees, !. B. . of E. VI, Journey men Barbers International, Muni-
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
Conference on
 Student Guidance At II. s. Tuesday

The third annual Career Plan ming Conference will be held at the high school, Tuesday morning, April 1, 1858, beginning at 8:3O, Speakers have been selected to offer information on careers to senior students
 The program, under the guid- ance of Mrs. Dera c. Brunstad, Guidance and Personnel Counse- Tor, at the high school, includes the following speakers Business by Dick Berg; Trades by Sig Digree; Engineering by Regin- aid Blakely; Arts" by Paul Bond; Professions by John Mansuy: Civil Service' by Jim Himmel; Armed Forces by It. Walker.
 The speakers will give short talks outlining opportunities in the various fields covered, and fol- lowing this portion of the program, conferences with interested stu. dents will be held, when questions on specific fields wll be answered and the students furnished infor- nation on possible vacations.
 Master of ceremonies during the early part of the program will be Douglas Preston.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
City Problem of Garbage Discussed, [ Of c Members Want Action Soon

areas, and the occupants given a time limit in which to clean up. This system would have to be put into effect by the city, he said, the areas patrolled, and notices given to the occupants.
 Among those present who ex- pressed an opinion thought some means should be devised to clean up the city and soon. Tt should be done before the Crab Festival, one member stated.
 No action was taken but Cham Der President John Gibbons ex- pressed the view he hoped the city officials may have derived some benefits from the discussion. This is about as representative a group as you will find,' he said.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
Action Promised On Cold Storage

Action is promised on the cold storage plant this summer, ac- cording to report by Jack Hinc- kel to the Chamber of Commerce group.
 Hinckel returned from a trip to Juneau, and while there he inter- viewed Wallis George, president Of the Juneau Cold Storage Com pany, and principal stockholder in the Kodiak Cold Storage Company. George stated he plans to be in Kodiak soon on the cold storage project. George further stated prospects look good for early con xfructi0n. A check has been made ef building costs and materials. and if anything some of the costs arc down. he said.
 Members of the chamber ex- nsessed a wait and see" attitude, since similar promises had been rpade before.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29

cipal Employees and many oth- CTS
 In testimony, fishermen have identified the period when fishing took a marked downward trend. and have linked it with the be- ginning of the Japanese in high seas fishing. The community of Metlakatla, in Southeastern Alas ka, which has been almost solely dependent on fishing for a livili- hood recently adopted a resolu- ton. Their resolution states, in part: Whereas poor seasons, not ed since the return of the Japan csc fisheries to the North Pacific areas, have made it economically impractical for the average fisher man and boat owner to survive in this vitally important industry The Metlakatla resolution en- dorses the Pelly bill.
 The problem has reached the State Department level, and it is hoped a solution will be arrived at before the commencement of the 1858 fishing season.
 a An interesting development on this problem has occurred recent ly. Leaders of the Japanese Fish ermen's Union have suggested a meeting to be held of representa- tives from their group and that
 (continued to page 12) +' 7
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29

The subject of garbage and trash throughout the city occupied considerable time of the Chamber of Commerce meeting held Thurs day. Suggestions were offered as 10 how to deal with the situation.
 This could be the loveliest city m Alaska" was the sentiment of O- 4. (Torgie) Torgerson, presi- dent of the Bank of Kodiak. He depiored the accumulation of gar bage and especially trash seen around town. You but have to walk around and you'll see these untidy eyesores. Walk, don't ride, ? he said, If you really want to see them"
 Many members stated they see Christmas trees left lying around.
 There's nothing deader than dead Christmas tree" one mem Der put it. Other forms of trash mentioned was old lumber and bits of wood, old abandoned cars, and parts of cars.
 City Manager Bill Poland stated the city is now working on plans for the annual cleanup campaign. Plans so far haven't firmed, he said. "Our main difficulty is man. Dowef to cope with the situation Poland stated. N ~.i1s
 Mayor Coon thought Shame campaign should be started, to bring offending citizens to a reali- zafion of how messy their yards 4re. He suggested a plan for vol nnteer citizens to work with. the drivers ,of city strucks in cleaning ID the city. ..I.ti be, glad to work - such a:.moject,' he said.
 John Fletcher asked if there WaS an OTu1ndnce 70 force Y19ple - cleaRs up around their home areas It was brought out that tAere was. Poland stated, however, 1Ae city lacks. the manpower to enforce the ordinance. There is no other recourse than shutting ezf the services" ne said. Jack Hinekel stated he thought it was . city responsibility.
 One workable plan was brought mp by Dick Berg, which he said had been tried in few cases. This was the placing of placards bearing the words Sanitary Nui- sance" to be placed in messed up
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
Display Cruiser
 SIT s~-.s At Kraft Motors.

The Cabin Cruiser which will De given away in connectio with the Crab Festival celebration. May 3, E now on display. in the showroom of Kodiak Motors. N
 The trim craft arrived aboard the Tatalina this week. It is pow 4t5,i' cred with a 35 h.p. outboard.. . { Five queen candidates will com pete for the title of King Crab Festival Queen, according to Eid- on Lester. There are a total of seven sponsors, he stated.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
Films Planned,
 Museum Hours Set

A program of varied films and slides will be presented at the regular meeting of the Kodiak and Aleutian Islands Historical Soci- ety next Wednesday, April 2, at 8 pm. To accommodate members and guests the cafeteria room at the new high school has been chosen for the meeting place.
 Kim Clark is in charge of the program, which consists of one film, 1Halibut Fishing" which was taken in the Kodiak area; another of interest to bird lovers called Life of the Western Grebe'; and series of selected slides on wildlife ranging from sea level to mountain top.
 Anyone wishing to see the pie ture is welcome to attend.
 The public is also invited to visit the Kodiak museum to see the artifactS, Russian items and other historical objects being gath cred by the society and now on display. Club president Ambrose Clegg, Jr. announced that a group of volunteers, under the direction of Museum Chairman Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, isi now manning the quonset hut located on Mill Bay just above the Bank of Kodi- ak. and the hours are: Friday ev- enings, ' to8 p.m.; Saturdays and Sundays from ? to 1 each after noon.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
0utdoorsmen Club Plans Rifle Range

The Kodiak Outdoorsmen plan to build club house, rifle and archery range in the Monashka Bay area, according to plans an nounced this week.
 The club requested permission from the city council to enter the area for that purpose. The city has the lease On 80 acres there. Council members voted the per mission Monday. They also have an alternate, permission to enter the. Fort # Ahercrombie area. for similar purposes. \ X
 It was pointed out, however, that uncontrolled use of firearms was 4a hazard in these areas. ..
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
Pending Fisheries BiII*Supported

Support for the impending fish cries bill of Congressman, Thomas M. Peily, representative from the state of Washington, is gaining momentum, according to the in troduction into the Congressional Record of evidence of action by groups in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
 The bill. known as H.R. 10244, would make it unlawful to import United States spawned salmon in the Pacific Ocean at times, places, and by methods not permitted United States citizens.
 Two top spokesmen for labor and management in the Alaska salmon industry recently express ed support for the proposal. w.. c. Arnold, managing director of the Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc, and George Johansen, secretary treasurer of the Alaska Fisher mems Union, have endorsed the proposal. The Japanese can't ex- pect to catch our fish and then sell them in our market" Arnold said. JohanSen agreed.
 s,The resolution adopted by the Kodiak Chamber of Commegce, January 2, 1958 similar to the one adoRted ztsbAs the Ketchikan Chamber sbf Gommesce, was also printed in the Record. This reso- lution specifically names the Jap
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
MESS KIT REPAIR COMPANY TO CONVENE SUNDAY

The'62l Mess Kit Repair Com pany.. will convene for general cegrt ssa ff,ial at 14oo Sunday, March %, -1D5s at company head quarters. =- x
 Attendance is mandatory for all members, according. to a notice signed F.T.F.S.B.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
Along 1he Waterfront

Another wind that blows nobody any good is stirring UP the water front with the wrong kind Of ac- tivity these days.
 Boats haven't been coming in too regular, and between the visit or from the Orient lowering the boom on the cannery workers, not too many King crab have reached the cans this week. King Crab, Inc, didn't get in two full days of canning this week, mainly due to the Asiatic flu. Using skeleton crew, the cannery processed main ly by fReezing.
 Manager Bob Resoff had plasEl- ed to button up canning this week, but plans now tO continue into next week due to current low pro- duction. Two boats are holed up at Alitak with crab, awaiting good weather Crab fishing is not too brisk, the crab having shifted.
 ResOff reports the cannery now has a Mississippi Shrimp trawler, which came up on the Tatalina. This shrimp boat has proved very successful in Gulf of Mexico wa ters, in bringing up shrimp, and will be used here. It can cover 70-foot span and is good for bot tom or middepth trawling. The boat will De placed at the disposal of the cannery's fishermen, in an effort to.locatd and exploit shrimp beds. t af
 Nick. Frost, business agent for the Fshkrnhrps Union reports no. development in reaching an agree ment with the Boat Owners Assoc iation> Representatives met Mon day.
 At Alvine's boat works, the crew is working on Johnny Katelnik-. offs Seamount. giving # 'a. check. and copper hottoming job. .
 The Tatalina docked here and at the Naval Station this week. Tonnage carried was bigger than usual, according to Alaska Steam ship agent Lou Veerman. Tn and out tonnage from the Naval Sta tion was HOO tons. $40 tons of freight was brought in to town, and about 361 went out. The ship brought in 3 large shipment of mail, the largest he had eyer seen here, according to PoStmas- ter Maurice Briggs.
 The DEEP SEA came in about the same time, and unloaded a shipment. of crab onto the Tatalina Dick Berlin is the skipper.
 According to the ASC schedule, the SUSITNA left Seattle March 26 bound for Port Bailey, False Pass, Cold Bay, King Cove and Sand Point. The COASTAL RAM BIER will leave Seattle for Ali talk, Uganik, Kodiak Island can neries, seldovia, Homer and Ken ai on April 23. This IS an extra sailing and is not scheduled for Kodiak. The TATALINA will de- part Seattle April 9 for this port.
 The Coast Guard ship STORIS has the PACIIC BELLE in tow from Sitkalidak. This halibut boat developed trouble, and the Coast Guard went to her rescue, -
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29

FILM. TQXBE SHOWN MONDAY
 4. doennentary, ,filmp ' Satellite Schools and; Survival N al " will be-; hs sshovn an, AFRS riTIlNH.. ilTN. !. MopEday opEdtsay N March c1, at 7:30 Nr.nr.s; '