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! House Passes
| Controversial Bill
On Fish, Wildlife
JUNEAU, (A’l—The Territorial
House passed Monday 21-3 the
controversial 'bill which would
place all regulation of fish and
wildlife in the hands of a single
commission.
Rep. Robert Ziegler commented
“It’s not what the sportsmen want
'but it’s the best we can do at the
present time.”
The House made a change in
technical language, and the bill
goes to the Senate, which is ex
pected to concur in the amend
ment. The Senate originally had
passed the bill 111 to 5.
The bill—'bitterly opposed by
sportsmen and sports organiza
I tions—is in the form of enabling
legislation. It would immediately
set up a fish and game commis
sion of seven members, controlling
both commercial fishing and sport
fishing and hunting.
It’s full functions wou^d not be
realized, however, until Alaska
becomes a state—or whenever the
federal government gives the ter
ritory authority over the fish and
wildlife of Alaska,
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Wien Airlines
Departed to Fairbanks: Dewey
Goodrich, James Harshaw, Mrs.
James Harshaw, Gerry Longley,
James Walsh, Harry Lewis, Mark
Ringstad, James Kulick,. Robert
Savaria, Roy W. Snyder, Anna
Snyder, Helen Fagerstrom,
Charles Fagerstrom, Kenneth
Ford, M/Sgt. Lawrence Langlois,
A/2c Richard Polachiek, John
j Hillyard.
Arrived from Fairbanks Caro
line Glavinovich, Armand Catur
egli, Robert J. Laborio, Mark
Ringstad, Chaplain Roetzel, Flor
ence Brent, Mildred Clower, Clair
Costlelo, GLara Sariano, James
Anderson, Evelyn Carol, Roland
Powers, Robert Walker, Fletcher
Gregg, Sister Jacqueline, John
jW. Wright.
■j Departed to Kotzebue: Dora
| Hadley, Clarence Allen, Emma
Porter, Bessie Henry, Hilda Jones,
Ruth Nash, Dora Henry, Robert
j W. Oliver, C. F. Campbell, W. J.
I Maurer, Collier Adrian.
I Arrived from Kotzebue: Ber
nard Ducharme, Everett Cum
mings, Bud Fritz, Collier Adrian,
IFred Cleveland, Andrew Cook,
Corrine Jacobsen, Robert Oliver,
Auston Dobbs, Nick Timothy, Ron
i aid W. Senungetuk, Thomas
] Richards.
i Departed to Candle: Fletcher
Gregg, Jr.
Arrived from Galena: John Hut
ney, Hebert Wilkalkia.
Arrived from Deering: Edward
Barr.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAPTER HO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st It 3rd Monday of each month
Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Robt. K. Lewis, W.M.
Norvin W. Lewis, See.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Dewey Goodrich
President
W. Mecklenburg
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon