M. J. O’Connor, Assistant Agent.
Packing was in progress from
Bristol Bay to Icy Strait and op
ened yesterday in the Western Dis
trict of Southeast Alaska.
No reports have been received
from Bristol Bay but unofficial ad
vices from that district said a
heavy run was in progress. In the
other districts so far the runs
have been mightier than in 1932.
The pack by district to last Sat
urday was reported as follows: Icy
Strait, 24,316 cases; Kodiak, 61,156;
Copper River, 59,730; Prince Wil
liam Sound, 9,150; Resurrection Bay,
3,002; Cook Inlet, 13,580; Chignik,
23,073; Alaska Peninsula, south
side, 167,528, north side, 4,318.
NEW NATIONAL
PARK SERVICE
CHIEF NAMED
Arno B. Cammerer Sue
ceeds Horace Albright,
Who Has Resigned
WASHINGTON, July 6.—Arno
B, Cammerer, of Vlrgina, has been
appointed Director of the Nation
al Park Service, succeeding Hor
ace M. Albright, who has re
signed.
The change Is effective August
9 when the parks will be reor
ganized to absorb other activities
under a general regrouping pro
gram laid out py the President.
Albright resigned to become
Vice-President and General Man
ager of the United States Potash
Company, operating refineries at
Carlsbad, New Mexico.
Cammerer has been Associate
Director under Albright.
Kidnaped Man
May Be Given
Freedom Soon
CHICAGO, III., July 6.—John
Factor, “Jake the Barber,” kid
naped recently, may be released
scon, his friends stated. The
ransom is reported as ranging
from $75,000 to $150,000.
BIG CONFERENCE
WILL CONTINUE;
DECISION MADE
Steering Committee Makes
Announcement Late
This Afternoon
GREAT VICTORY FOR
SECRETARY OF STATE
Cordell Hull, American,
Wins Decisive Victory
—Gold Bloc Loses
BULLETIN — LONDON,
July 6.—The World Economic
Conference will continue but
monetary and tariff matters
will be excluded, the Steering
Committee decided.
