Bill To Change
Game Laws Up
Washington (.5*) — Reenact
ment. of the Alaska game laws
to liberalize them to permit sol
diers and sailors to hunt in the
territory with resident licenses
after one year’s residence is ask
ed by Delegate Anthony J. Di
mond in a bill he has introduced,
which was prepared by the Alas
ka Game commission with the
approval of the Interior depart
ment. The commission met here
early in January.
Under the measure members
of the armed forces would be en
titled to the same general hunt
ing lice n«6 as a resident of the
territory after three years. A re
sident license costs$1, nonresid
ent $50. A license to hunt birds
costs residents $1, non-resident
$10
The measure authorizes the
game commission to make regul
ations of hunting and fishing
Dirnond said it undoubtedly
would restrict hunting, and con
fine it to certain areas because
of the influx of population
“Hot Goods” Violation
A complaint has beeu filed a
gainst the Alaska-Pacific Con
solidated Mining company, oper
ating near Wasilla, charging vio
lations of the federal Fair Labor
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cMarket
Oscar Brecdman
i Standards Act, according to the
Seattle office of the division, U.
S. department of labor. Among
the complaints is the charge that
the company has shipped out of
Alaska gold and concentrates
produced in violation of the act.
contrary to its “hot goods re
quirements.
Three New Employee*
Added at Signal Corps
Three new employees were
added at the office of the Alaska
Communication system thR
week' Sammy Mahur, Arkansas,
and Hugh Kennedy, Iowa, were
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HENRY WOLLF, Builder
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„ Shop Above Standard Oil
^ Tanks or Lyric Theater
transferred from i ort Greelv to
the Signal Corps. The third one
was A1 Nauling, recruit, who has
t>een head of the radio depart
ment of the Kodiak Mercantile
company.
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GRAVEL HAULED FURNITURE MOVED
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JERRY LODGE, PROF*.
PIERCE’S
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