HFICENT BOOKLET
DISTRIBUTED BT THE
KODIAK GUIDES ISSN.
In submitting advertising copy
to The Gateway, Chas. Madsen,
field manager of the Kodiak
Guides Assn., sent along a copy
of their 1931 booklet on big game
huunting in Alaska. To see it is
to marvel and to that end The
Gateway will editorialize on it
in one of the next issues.
Mr. Madsen said they expect to
distribute 10,000 of the booklets
to bona-fide sportsmen of the
professional, industrial and fin
ancial world and hope that they
will be instrumental in turning
the eyes of American sportsmen
away from Canada and spend |
some of their good American dol
lars in Alaska.
Continuing, Mr. Madsen said
the booklets should be material
help to everyone in Alaska, eith
er directly or indirectly and that
the Kodiak Guides Assn., is happy
to render such a valuable ser
vice to the people of the Terri
tory.
“In compiling the material
were are not selfish and have
made a feeble attempt to cover j
Alaska’s great hunting fields j
from the southermost tip to
the bleak shores of the Polar
Sea (Capt. Madsen’s old stamp
ing grounds when he was walrus
and polar bear hunting for the
market).”
A number of local people have
been engaged by the Uganik
Fisheries at Uganik and, upon
the arrival in port from the
south of the SS Northwestern,
will join those coming from the
States and go West.
Frank A. Jones, proprietor of
the Cordova Steam Laundry, has
disposed of his Cordova holdings
to K. Mitamura, proprietor of the
Northern Laundry of the same
city.
ULSTER SHOULD SEEL
I DOMINION STATUS
BELFAST,, Ire., Mar., 27, (A5)—
There Ls to be no merging of
Northern Ireland with the Irish
Free State. This was emphatical
ly stated by Lord Craighaven, to
the members of the Ulster Union
ist Council at Belfast.
Lord Craighaven said that in
anticipation of hypothetical dif
ficluties he had received sugges
tions among others that Ulster
should merge into a Dublin par
liament and' that she should
make a bid for Dominion status.
George Carrington and Jake
Blanc have arrived in town
from their trap line at Little
Russian Lake. They brought word
of lots of snow down that way.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCrae
are leaving for Fairbanks on the
next train.
SOS MESSAGE
NEW YORK, Mar. 20. (/P) —
The Sayville station of the Mac
kay Radio Company picked up
an S O S signal from half way
around the world. The message
time<J at 8:10 A. M. staated that
an unidentified airplane was dis
abled and lost somewhere between
Manila and Hong Kong.
ISLANDS, ICE PIVOTS
St. Lawrence and St. Paul Is
lands in Bering Sea serve as an
chor for the ice coming down
or emptying into Bering from
Norton Sound, Kuskokwim and
the Arctic. If cold weather the ice
grounds and freezes on these is
lands; if mild, the flows sweep
by. That’s what is meant in be
ing iced in.
E. Earle Blossom, 30, former
Juneau resident, recently died in
Seattle, reports the Empire.
Mrs. W. H. Chase of Cordova
received Word last week from Los
Angeles of the passing of her
father, James Fraisure, age 62.
Ill IS SEETHING
161 WITH UNREST:
31 NITRES KILLED
KARACHI, India, Mar., 26, (JP)
—There is turmoil in India again.
Gandhi is here attending the
nationalist congress and at the
meeting he was jeered by Com
munists.
British. troops at Cawnpore
killed 30 and injured 100 during
rioting.
Nationalist disorders grew out
of the execution two days ago
of three Indians - convicted of
the murder of a police official
two years ago.
The* rioting at Cawnpore began
when Moslem shop keepers re
fused to close their stores under
the general strike order.
| Russia was America’s leading
| market during 1930 for wheel
I and tracklaying tractors.
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