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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

vrce, poticala je proizvodjace
da iskoristavaju prirodne i
druge mogucnosti, tople iz-
wore, sunce u Dalmaciji i do
voljno zimske Wage. Nakon
prvih uspjeha sada staklenici
upravo nicu. "Zimske" rajcice
i krastavcf ne &c wise biti a.
trakcija u prodavaonicama.
Zagrebacko poduzece "zit-
MAX" prvo Sc zapravo u Hr-
vatskoj poe el o intenzivnije
baviti proizvodnjom ranog po-
vrca ma vecim povrsinama |
graditi staklenike. Cd malih
staklenika nastaju sada CHE
la polja plantaze natkrivene
staklenim svodovima. U Stu
bickim, Varazdinskim | dru-
GIN toplicama u Hrvatskom
Zagorju koriste Sc topic vo-
de "a zagrijevanje, pa rajcice
| krastavcvi cvjetaju i tada,
kad uokolo pada snijeg. Slic-
nj staklenici gradit &c Sc owe
godine 1 u Kutini. Novcana
sredstva vec su odobrena. Po-
vrsine cd 10 rail- davat &c GO
disnje 105 vagona krastava-
ca. Postoji mogucnost da Sc
"a zagrijavanje tin staklenika
u Moslavini koriste zemni pill
novi, kojih u tom kraju ina
u izobilju.
U dolini Rase zimske raj
cice rastu u staklenim zgra-
dana dugim deset kilometara.
Pulski kotar radi planove "a
gradnju staklenika "a zim-
sku proizvodnju ma povrsina-
ma cd oko so rail-. Racuna sc,
da &c Sc sa svakog hektara
prosjecno brati po II vagona
rajcica 35 vagona krasta-
vaca. Bruto-produkt po HEX
taru iznosit &c godisnje 40 mi
lijuna dinara iii ukupno 240
milijuna. Ma podrucju zadar-
skog kotara takodjer Sc pla-
Mira proizvodnja zimskog po-
vrca u staklenicima. Povrsi-
ne pod staklom pokrile bi Sc
hektara, a potrebne investi-
cije iznose % milijarde di-
nara. Splitski kotar sprema
Sc "a gradnju staklenika ma
2 hektara, a dubrovacki, Ia
jedno s poduzecem "zitnjak"
IL Zagreba, gradi staklenike
ma $4,000 kvadratnih metara.
Metkovic, Opuzen i druga
mjesta u Neretvanskoj dolini,
vec su pokazali iskustvo IL
vrsne rezultate u ovakvoj pro-
izvodnji.
Akcija "a proizvodnju ra-
nog povrca ispod stakla sve
wise Sc siri. "Stakleni vrtovi"
davat &c preko zine stotine
vagona povrca "a nase gra-
dove i izvoz.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
Liudski orqanizam i visoke temperature

Vre ljeni dan maju svoje neugodnost, ali i'm ljud
ski organizam pricno ako prlagodjava Ia ermoregula
cija vri zahvaljuut sparavanu vode il organa, ko
ia znosi 709o ukupne tezne covjecjeg tijela
Nase tijelo ljet podsjeca takozvane "alkarazose
porozne spanske vrceve kojma voda had ispa-
ruje Noralno covec organzam izlucuje Cd 500 grama
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
NJIVE POD STAKLOM
siri Sc akcia "a proizvodnju povrca staklenicima
Hrvatskoj vec 100 rail- stakIenih povrtnjaka.

zagrebacki list "Vjesnk" cd T. novembra 1859 donosi:
wise mjesta Hrvatskoj jos prize uzgajalo poce
preko zine staklenicima. Ali to bill prvi pokusa
malm povrsinama. djutm otprije dve godne
ina wise stakenika povrsina pod sako Iduce jesen
racice krastavci salata neke duge vrse povrca
cvas &c oko 100 rail- povrsna, Stubke Varazdnske
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

vina toga su brodovi "a jugo-
slavensku trgovacku NORMA
ricu, a sezdesetak velikih
prekooceanskih jedinica gradi
Sc "a Is stranih zemalja u
vrijednosti cd 15O- milijuna
dolara.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

o0111 11eIs5f 1uO1t1O1 "a
America = mnogo raduju.
Bozic sa lijepim Bozicnim Drvcem
u Des PLANES, Illinois, najveca je radoss.l
u godini pitomaca Donna sa darovima, ko-
je primaju cd clanstva odsjeka Hrvat-
ske Bratske zajednice, cine stjecu We
Gu ljubav "a Zajednicu, koja i'll stiti od-
gaia, da budu, kad odrastu, vjerni po-
zrtvovni njeni clanovi.
Bozicne cestitke, djece il Djecjeg Do
ma bit &c skoro poslane ma sve nase od-
c;o ,,1,;oro~o; e~,oo 1c co 81 ~, Soe%;+
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

kama nas odsjec canstvo odazvat kao do sada svake
godine.
Bozicna zabava Djecjem Domu odrzati &c SUI
botu sat vece, 1903 decembra ijepm programon
djece Donna.
Svaki darak Bozicno Drvce posle zabave pri
zahvalnoscu.
Darove treba slat ma Upravitelja Djecjeg Donna -
Nick D. Sarich 1901 Potter Road Des Paines Ill Hvala
- Urednistvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

Tu SUI godisnje sjednice. Nijedan mas
bratski odsjek ne bi smio izostah da IL svo-
je blagajne ne doprinese svoj obol "a ovu
plemenitu stvar.
ma sjednici trebalo bi izvesti kolektu,
jedno da sc dade prilika svakom clanu cla-
nici da uzima ucesca ovom znaGajnom
vaznon podhvatu "a sirenje promicanje
skolovanja time kulture putem odgoja ma
Sc talentirane mladez. Sa ovim podhvatom
dizemo ugled nasoj Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Ia
jednici ugled svoga naroda IL kog smo do
pred stranim kulturnim svijetom.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
CEST|TkE B0z|CNIH BLAGDANA

Prvu stvar mecemo prvo mjesto.
Mas gavni predsjednik, brat v. Mandch, pozdravja
akciju bozcnih cesi Prilaze Fondaciju skoarinu
$5OOO Cestita bozcne blagdane swim svojm pratejma
znancima celokupnom canstvu Hrvatske Braske Ia
jednice. ime svoje ime svoje supruge zel svima
Cestit Bozic Sretnu Novu Godinu
Brat Mandic upravo je sjedece pismo, koje samo
sebe govori. Pismo gasi:
27. novembra, 1859
Gosp Flip Vukeic
Urednik hrv. dijela Zajedn6ara
3441 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
stovani brate:
u Zajednicaru broj 43 cd srjede, 28 stopada,
prvoj stranci napisai ste canak pod naslovom Or
ganizirajmo Bozicnu kampanju "a doprinos fond "a
skoarinu" tom ste dopisu rekli, da bi nas clanov
umjesto bozicnih cestitk svom prijaeljima znanci-
ma posla prlog zakladu skolarne Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice onoj svoti koju mace porose ma boAcne
karte postu
Odbor zaklade skolarine Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice pozdravo je oval Vas ape koem &c apeu mno-
81 nas clanovi dijen Amerike Kanade odazvat.
Ovdje prilogu naci cete moi eek $4,000, koju
svotu obicno potrosm bozicne karte Predajte ovu
svotu odredjeno miesto, swim mojm prijateljima
znancma, kao celokupnom clanstvu Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice mole me zazelte Cestt Bozc Sretnu
Novu Godinu.
Uz postovanje pozdrav,
". Mandich, glavni predsjednk.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

Philip Vukec, hrvatski urednik zajednicara cestits
botne blagdane swim svojm prijateljima znancma tt
canstvu Hrv. ratske Zajednce. = Sestre brace
svina cd srca zem Sretan Bozc Veselu Novu Godinu
U Fondaciju "a skolarinu doprinasam - $250O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
Mr.. Flip vukelic
3441 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.

Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
stovani brate Vukelieu:
Prigodom Dana Zahvale ocekujuci bozicne blag-
dane Vase ceste opomene, kojima svak iskreni
clan covjek treba da odazove, moja obitelj ia do
prinasamo fond Skolarine prvu moju povisicu "a me
december, 1852 iznosu cd $1,000.
Moguce bi blo dobro, da slicno ucinu svi, koj
dobili povisice, narcotic b bio epo, da nesto do
prinesu on sto hvae kako svrsii visoke skole
domovin, da tako nhovi potomci mogu sto svrsiti
die dalekom svjeu, sto bi bilo korst nasoj deci
ponos staroj Hrvatskoj.
u to me Cestitam Wanna svma clanovima, te
mu hrvatskom narodu vesele Bozcne blagdane.
Nick D. saric, upravitej
Djecjeg Donna H. B. Zajednice
X
Ovim putem cestitam sretan veseo Bozic sret-
F1orid, Indiani, nlinoisu, Michiganu Pennsylvania.
Ma oval nacin priznat Gu ia moja obtelj Mi
hove cestitke "a "a ponoc "Fondu skolarine" Uzmam
Cd mole staracke penzije $500 skolarinu. To
sto mogu. Josip Wilma DObrinec
Marko Kaurlato, predsjednik odsjeka 1868. stovani
brate Vukeich, Vasa sugestja "Organizrajmo BoMcnu
Kampanju doprnos u Fond "a Skolarinu jako dobro
prijateljima.
i Novu Godinu mojim prjateljn1a znancima ovoj
zemlj Kanadi. Svima zelim veseo BoNc Sretnu
Novu Godinu = Obitelj Marko Kaurlato.
X
Philip Vukeich, hrvatski urednk Zajednicara cestit
,ozene blagdane swim svojm prijateljima znancima
vennu Sanstvu Frv ratslxe Zaednice Sestre brace
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
Poor! = SESTRE BRACO-POMOZITE!
Sv "a ednoqa edan "a sve! ia pomazem pomozi+e v

uskratiti svoga darka pemenitu kulturnu svrhu
roda svoga.
/ Pogledajte ma drugom mjestu - Phil je dao opet
/ &c dati, dao je prize. Date vi! - Hvaa!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
B0zICN0 DRVCE DJECE U DJECJEM D0kAU|
NASE HBzAJEDNICE U DES PLANES, ILL.

Zadnjh godina postao je lijepi obcaj kod nash Cd
seka medju canstvom, da salju novcani darovi "a
Bozcno Drvce djece nasem Djecem Domu Des PLANES.
Tomu nas pitomci ovoj plementoj ustanov koju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
Poor!
Svi "a iednoga

OVO e vrijeme pomoc Fondacije skolarinu. Uzmi-I
- te udjela pomaagnju skolovanja nase madeM! Po-
mozite da izgradmo fond skolarine da umognemol
dai pomoc SkolOvanju vecem broju naSh talentiranh
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

studenata! Treba nam nOvaca "a podizanje
skolovanih ! kulturnih nasih ljudi. Treba
nam novaca "a nasu omladinu voljnu ma
uke zednu! Koji zude "a znanjem da Sc TAX
mice $ drugim narodima ma polju nanja i
nauke, da svjetlaju obraz svoga roda, da
budu ma ponos svoga poroda!
Bozic je jedna svetkovina godini: sve
ia, plemenita, uzvisena, kad Sc ljudska ma
raw oplemenjuje, da sc plemenito srce O.
tvara rasteze, kad zavlada dobra VOLTA /
uzviseni ljudski osjecaji. Sada treba da Sc
plemenite zene ljudi pokazu i "a nasu -
Skolarinu!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

A few days ago q magazine
editor stopped in to chat with
me In connection with an ar
ticle he is planning on voca-
bulary and its relationship to
success In business.
Almost his FIRST question was
What 10 the best way to 70
about increasing ones vocabu-
lary?" ] told him that In my
opinion the simplest and one
Of the most effective ways is
to follow the rule OF three"
whenever you come across an
unfamiliar word in your read
ing.
/. Jot 1t down.
2. Look 1t UP.
3. Use 1t three times.
Nov Just hold on a minute, F"
he said. Suppose the word
isn't In your dictionary. What
happens to number two them"
But that's hardly likely II
you have a reliable desk die
tionary at hand" replied.
Unless. Of course, the word is
newly coined or highly tech
nical."
mo, I mean q word long in
the language but perhaps not
widely used" he answered. For
example, recently q magazine
used arcane in an editorial.
looked 1t up in several good
desk dictionaries but couldn't
find it in any of them. What
does it mean?"
Hidden secret 'mysteri-
GUS are synonyms that come
to mind" I told him. But I
can't believe that the word isn't
In these desk dictionaries" And
I reached for three or four
volumes near at hand.
Well. as you can check for
yourself II you wish, my friend
was right. To my establishment
I discovered that arcane" isn't
entered in most desk diction-
aries. Here is the story behind
this apparently little-known
word.
Arcane" pronounced ar
KANE is derived from the La
tin word arcanum which meant
anything hidden from the mas
ses Of men. especially any Of
the great secrets Of nature. In
medieval times alchemists
tried to discover such great
arcana as the means by which
base metals could be trans
formed into gold.
Since we had to go to the I'M
abridged dictionaries to check
this word history. It would
seem to indicate that arcane's
restoration to general usage Is
fairly recent and we may ex-
pect that 1t win move from the
comparative obscurity of the
unabridged to proper listing in
general-use dictionaries as
their new editions are prepared.
released b. the Bell syndieatO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
CONSOLE FL"
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Heavy Duty 5.Ineh Speaker
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project good. eHs1r sound 10 The
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Modern wood-eroinsd hoFdboord
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strong miisred corners; Mohoscny
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WI. SO lbs.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
U. s. Marshal Offices To Close Jan. 1, Duties Assumed By State Troopers

A drastic reorganization of the U. S. Marshal offices in Alaska will affect the jobs of nearly all the 43 present employees in various ways with many due for termination and others slated for reSignment
 tThis was the information receiv- ed this week by the Washington office of Senator E. l.. (Bob) Bart lett (D-Alaska) from the Depart ment of Justice.
 The change-over, in anticipation of the state taking over many fed eral law enforcement functions, is expected to take place during the first week of January.
 The present plan calls for the offices to assume federal functions comparable to those performed in the other states; it has been esti- mated that the workload will be 10 percent of the load at the present time.
 2 Some of the deputies who are
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
Last Rites Held For Frieda BIinn

The body of Frieda Blinn, wife of Jess Blinn, was laid to rest when mass was held, conducted by Rev Raymond Talbott in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Wednesday morn ing.
 Burial followed in the Russian cemetery on Mill Bay Road.
 The deceased was born in Kodi- ak, July 25, 1908, and lived most her life here. She is survived by her husband Jess, two daughters, Marlyss and Beoma; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Bogen of Seattle, and Mrs. Paulina Hunt of Phoenix, Ariz.; and two brothers, Emil and Albert Kraft, both of this City
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
Coast Guard In Dramatic Rescue
 0f Russian Seaman Near Dutch Harbor

The plight of Russian seaman aboard a merchant ship off of Dutch EIarbor was heededaby the Coast Guard Air Detachment sta toned at Kodiak. Tuesday, when flight operations began to evac- uate him and bring him here for Treatment
 The seaman Aleksandra Petrenko, age g, and married, suffered from what was first believed to be perforated ulcers, but was later diagnosed as peptic ulcers. The Batient had suffered from moder- ate to severe hemmorhages.
 The dramatic evacuation in- volving two Coast Guard planes and fishing boat, began on Tues day when a call was received stating the seaman's condition and Ahe need for medical attent.. ..on. The Russians presumably had con eaeted Dutch Harbor, thinking aid could be found there. There be ing only eight people at Dutch Raa'bor, the message was relayed Co Hhe Coast Guard here. The first plane. co 7241, piloted, by Rcdr Joseph Stanton, was forced Co land at Cold Bay because of pre- valing bad weather.
 Another plane, co 126I. piloted Ay It. George Roy, started out in fhe SnowStorm here at 4::30 am, Wednesday, but was forcedto turn lack due to icing of the wings. De-icing accomplished, the plane took off at 5:3O. Arriving in the vicinity of Dutch Harbor, where k was showing and williwa raging Che plane had to fly at low alti- sude in order ito locate the Russian Eaerchantman, the m/s Jana When t was located, maps were dropped as guide into the harbos--
 The plane then procee4ed into Dutch Harbor, but was unable to
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
JC's To Sponsor Xmas Tree Lift After Holidays

The Kodiak Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Christ mas tree burning project here i'm mediately following the Holidays
 Referred to as Operation Tree Lift" the project is designed to promote Christmas fire concous- ness and encourage community fire safety. The public is invited to the burning ceremonies to be held in conjunction with a skating party weather permitting. The final date will be designated Later.
 Assisting in Operation Tree Lift" are the Boy Scouts and local fire Department. Residents are urged to place their trees in front of their homes along the roadside to facilitate truck pickup, which which will be provided.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12

Charges were hurled at the con- tracting firm of United General Construction, Inc, of Seattle at the Council meeting Thursday, by John Schreiner, a former employ ee on the water dam project.
 Schreiner stated in a speech be- fore the Council that the firm did not live up to the terms of it's con- tract with BPW. He stated that he will testify under oath that he saw no application of hot creosote made to saw cuts, bolt holes, abrasions on the reservoir job as outlined in the project specifications. Four applications were to have been made at intervals of not less than two hours.
 Furthermore, Schreiner continu- ed, many of the timbers which were in the dam were rotten, many of them for length of twenty to tfEirty-six inches. His claim was that washers three inches wide at tached to bolts could be pulled through the rotten timberS.
 The complainant read from a
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12

Kodiak.
 MT M. J. Parris, Manager of the Lockheed Tracking Station at Chiniak, spoke briefly. He outlined the function of the Missile Divi- sion of his company in defense of the nation. Starting with 65 em- ployees, there are now ,17,0O0, he said.
 Y Pariy stated the Chiniak site will conduct a tour of their installation on January 10, and invited Che Chamber groupto tatend the brief ing. He said there will be a formal program and movies, ending with supper.
 Among the guests in attendance were two officials from the State organization of the American Leg ion. Joe tBrionnes, State Depart ment c Commander, spoke to the group briefly. He stated the Amer ican Legion works with and for its hometown, and stated the Cham Der of Commerce, too, should have great interest in it's City's clubs. The members of clubs spread goodwill in other cornmunr ities, he said. Others with him were Hank White and Joe Duffy, the latter Commander and Adjut- ant of the post here
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
To Rebuild On
 HightoWer- Ranch

The Navy and civilian forces here joined together last week to assist at the Hightower; ranch at Saltery Cove in clearing away the debris, preliminary to rebuilding following the landslide which kill ed Bob Hightower and inundated the Hightower'S home last month.
 Grace Hightower, who by a mir acle survived the disaster, is re- building on the site, and plans to continue operating the sheep ran- ch at Ugak Bay.
 Pat Cannon, David Henley and son, David were taken to the area by the. USS Kodiak on "Wednesday, December 2. The Navy landing ship also transported the groups bulldozer and taller containing supplies to the scene.
 The USS Kodiak was beached in a cove near the property where off loading took place at 12::3O pm.
 It. (jg) Charles c. FelkinS, USN commands the Navy vessel.
 .f Two plane loads of men were flown over by Kodiak Airways to work on the project. Most of the grain and canned goods was sal vaged. Work at present is halted due to heavy frost.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
No Trace Found Of Missing Man

A tragedy without the answers as to what happened occurred last weekend. The body of Nick Nal icknick of Woody Island was foslnd in Skiff on the south end of Long Island. No trace of Paul WaIkoff, , who was with him, has yet been found.
 Walkoff was last seen Friday, December 4. He had also phoned his wife on the same day Decem- Der 5, he didn't make an appear ance. Authorities were notified and a search began. The Coast Guard was alerted, and soon after the siEiff. apparently washed ashore, was discovered from a Coast Guard pgane.
 Deputy Marshall Ovid Mckinley ktad organized search for the missing man. A party aboard a fishing vessel went to the island and found the body of Malicklick lying in the skiff. Cause of death appeared to be exposure
 Mckinley sought aid from the Marine Detachment for an organiz- cd search. IA Marines with radios combed Woody Island and some of Long Island. The National Guard furnished men and radios, and to- gether with civilians searched Near iIs.lnd and the nearby smaller islands. Boats and skiffs ioined in the search but no trace ef Wa.koff had been found fo lat9.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
Charges Hurled at Reservoir Contractor

letter he had sent the Department of the Interior on the job, copies of which had been sent to the senators and congressman from Alaska, and BPW.
 Another former employee of the firm, ''Slim" Mattox, also spoke along the same line. Both men volunteered to go with group of councilmen, and point out the deficiencies Tt is a clean case of gross misuse of public funds Schreiner stated The Council will inspect the dam.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
Boundary Meeting Set For Tonight

A preliminary meeting is being called for tonight to discuss pro posed city and borough boundaries. The meeting is scheduled for 8 pm at the Federal Courtroom.
 The meeting with the Boundary Commission will be held Saturday morning, beginning at 10 o'clock as announced elsewhere in the Mirror. s7.t
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12

land on the runway due to frozen landing gear. They landed in the water, and later proceeded on to the runway, which was covered with about a foot of snow.
 A fishing boat went out and es- tabliShed contact with the Jana, but returned. Dr. Dewey Yarley, he flight surgeon aboard the Coast Guard plane, and others boarded the boat and went out to the ship, the patien was examined. and his condition was diagnosed as a pep tic ulcer. The ship was guided into the seaman put aboard the plane fir the wharf at Dutch Harbor, and the fight to Kodiak. The take off on an uncleared runway and in the mdst of the williwa, made for some anxious moments, but successfully overcoming these diff faculties, the plane began its re- turn trip at 3:3O pm. Following a twenty minute stop at Cold Bay refueling, the plane landed here at 8:30 Wednesday evening.
 The patient was examined upon reaching the hospital. but his con- dition was considered severe but not critical.
 The vessel Jana. is a BIO foot merchant ship, 10000 ton dispaace- ment, has a crew estimated at a. bout 100. The patient was atten- ded aboard ship tby doctor-nurse, a 22 year old blond, one of 20 wom- en aboard the ship.
 According to members of the party who went aboard the ship, the vessel was clean and neat, the crew members friendly, cooper tive and neat appearing.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
Chamber Of Commerce Discusses
 Fisheries, Missiles, ASc Rate Increase

An hour-and-a-half long meeting of the Chamber of Commerce which was attended by record crowd, heard reports from commit tees and a discussion on 5 reSolut- ions, mainly on fisheries, which were referred to the fiSheries cmmittee for final decision. The meeting was held at the Island Fountain Thursday noon, with President Bob Johnson presiding. John Gibbons. who presented the resolution, also gave a report on the recently held convention of the. State. Chambers o Commerce held in SGtka. He attended as a delegate. Gibbons stated the re- organization of the State Chamber is going along fairly well. It is gaining financial support from businessmen throughout the State, he reported. Among the problems discussed at the meeting was ESC. The State group recognized the need for ESC, he said. A committee studying the problem are making recommendations to the next ses- sion of the legislature, he stated.
 The resolution Gibbons present ed called for the elimination of fishing on the high seas; seeking a Federal grant for the study of fisheries problems in the State; development of the continental shelf fishing; a re-exansination of the nations positionon the doctrine of the continental shelf; a school of fisheries be established in Alaska.
 Lou Veer1nan, representing the Alaska Steamship Company, spoke to the group on the Company's proposed rate increase. He quoted an official of the Company as stat ing the increase was justified due to longShOremen'S increases in wages recently, other agreements pending which call for increases, and other factors. The official stat ed that Alaska Steamship has never canned an amount justified by its investment. He further stat ed that should the Company appear before the Maritime Board in the rate hearing, it would cost ASC $50,000.
 In answer to questions. Veer- man stated the ships opearted at about 50 per cent capacity out of