t.
For Sat
Daringth- ..ns fislrng
season four . ;. . rial agents
will be stationed n the Kodiak
srea, the Alaska Hoard of
fisheries announced following
its recent meeting in Juneau.
Karl Brunstad, Kodiak resi
dent and member of the
hoard, returned early this
week from the meeting.
The board agreed to con
tinue cooperation with che
Fish and Wildlife Service on
inspection and enforcement.
The territorial agents will be
placed on red salmon streams
with the primary aim to pro
tf-ct that f.p* <•.
T;irf .0,0 appropriated by
• ‘ -vre t-atl. siature for the
Alaska Depu tment of Fish
eries for preoator control, will
be spent in tne areas where
the Pair sea.s Co the n.ost
• damage to the salmon, the
board decided at its meeting
the Juneau Empire reported.
Before any program is in
augurated in any area, the
local interested groups will be
consulted and the department
will take advantage of local
knowledge and personnel
; available.
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Annual Baby Show
Orpheum Theatre
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April 29 1 p. m.
For ages 1, 2 and 3 years
Entry blanks will be on sale
BERT’S DRUG STORE
Entry fee $1.00
MANY FINE PRIZES
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■ The Senate interior and
I Insular Affairs com nittee has
’approved the Alaska state
I hood bill and it is expected
I that, the measure will be re
j ported soon in slightly a
j mended form to the senate,
I Delegate E. L. Bartlett re
ports.
Features of the new Senate
bill are the following, accord
ing to Bartlett:
The new state would con
sist of all the territory now
included in the Territory of
Alaska.
The new state would be en
titled, five years after its ad
mission into the union, to se
lect 20 million acres of un
reserved public land, with
I protection spelled out to valid
existing rights.
Protection would be pro
vided to any lands or other
property, the right or title to
which may be held by any
Indians. Eskimoes or Aleuts.
Control of Alaska’s fisheries
would go to the new state
with the exception of the fur
seal fishery on the Pribilofs,
which would be retained
under the jurisdiction of the
Department of the Interior.
\ Provision is made for the
i establishment of a public
school system open to al
children of the state.
Revenue from national
forests would be increased.
The United States would re
tain title to all property, real
and personal, to which it has
title, including public lands,
except for the land provisions
contained in the bill.
The constitution adopted at
convention and approved by
the people of Alaska would he
approved by Congress, follow
ing which state and other
officials, two U. S. Senators
and one representative would
be elected.
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Make a Date for
Sunday April 15 at
The Town Club
DINNER DANCE
From 6 to 8 p. m.
Music by the Town Club Boys
hear “The Shiek of Araby” featuring;
BOB HEDLOFF
on the drums
fining cPoom Open 6'00 P. M.
PHONE 4033
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