The Pacific Coast States pack was 51 per cent
less than that in 1931 and 38 per cent less than
in 1930. In fact it was one of the smallest packs
in the last half-century of the packing industry
in this country. The Alaska pack fell off but three
per cent from 1931 and was four per cent ahead of
that of 1930. The pack in British Columbia was 58
per cent more than in 1931 and 51 per cent less
than in 1930. That in Siberia was 10 per cent
more than in 1931 and 29 per cent less than in
1930. The pack in Japan was 46 per cent less than
in 1931 and 35 per cent less than in 1930.
