The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 10, 1929, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, AUG. 10, 1929. |GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS ] FRIENDS GUESTS | gfillgs}lfl‘lof)li%ké\fl?wfi'l‘ '; OF THE UNALGA Group photographs were taken | this morning of the officers and Imen of the Alaska-Aerial Survey |Commander Addison Host to Governor and Par- ty on Trip to Taku ! detachment by photographers with the detachment. Photographs were Itaken of the entire detachment, of |the officers and men of the avia- ition detachment; of the officers |and men of the Gannet; of all the | Chief. Petty Officers in the detach- 1 {ment and of the officers alone. | with Gov. George A. Parks and|" They were taken on the govern- his friends Mr. and Mrs. Sherman | ment dock with the Loening am- |P. Saunders of Denver, Cnlo.,‘mmman planes and the Gannet in inlmunl as guest_s of Commander |i{he background. The photographs & |Edward S. Addison, the Coast|were taken following an inspection § | Guard Cutter Un: left port atior the detachment by Licut.-Com- 1 . : PRI : 9 a.m. today for a cruise up Taku | o Juneau's Leading Department Store howraed | A | | | { | As the Governor boarded | oo a salute of 17 guns was| ysed to be that whe irl be- S A5 A A 2 K honor. » ganS to ?;etelong :’bof:: E”gl("r 18 We've arranged for this event, even greater bargains than ever---presenting saving opportuni- mimandcs Adsisn il take s Che would dide her egs Berind ) ; < k: K = | guests to Taku ylacier and pos- |long skirts, but n the nly ties that will be attended by every thrifty man er womanwhe knows the importance of Dollar |Ebis Tak Hartcr, The Cuttr limes gy ver e out of sight 4 7 o J A | was due to return to port about 4|is when they are under the cov- Day at this store. Make your dollars do double duty tomorrowv by securing some of these |pan. todsy. fers ot might . . el Al . extraordinary offerings. NOTICE! 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Regular $2.00 values. . ¢ $1.00 eqch MIGHTY MONARCHS OF THE AIR htgowns Bovys’ Blouses and Shirts Well made, properly tailored blouses and shirts with attractive patterns. Regular $1.25 and $1.50. $1.00 each - NO APPROVALS _ Free Trial FEE S Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. Juneau Phone 6 Douglas Phone 18 River and the Lynm Canal: dis- tricts, Commander Radford declar- ed. Most of the work still to be completed in Southeast Alaska lies in the Cape Fanshaw district and will be done from Ketchikan, whera the Detachment will base until the middle of September, when it leaves ALASKA SURVEY | DETACHMENTTO | shipped north, at Ketchikan, about August 25. The U. S. 8. Gannet, Capt: T Macklin, which is here with the Detachment, will leave for Skagway to Commander Radford | 3 aemme S O otock, rex maining there overnight and re« The Alaska Aerial survey Detach- | turning to Juneau Tuesday or early ment, which has based here for the | wednesday ~morning, 'Gemmander last six weeks, will leave Juneau | Radford said. The barge and thres Work in Vicinity Practical-| ly Completed According | the latter part of next week, the|jeft in Juneau and one plane taken exact date depending on the weath- | ghoard the Gannet, so that in case er, according to Lieut.-Commander | weather clears’ mapping A. W. Radford, Commander of the | possible, the offieers and photogra- detachment. | phers can fly back to Juneau. * - ‘Werk Nearly Completed From Skagway the members of L\ Photographic work in the vicinity | the Detachment will make a trip ~ of Juneau has practically been com- | into Lake Bennet. o\ with the exception of 2! Upon the return of the Gannet to of short runs in the sml‘luneau, the barge will be picked | Ve call and deliver, up and taken to Sitka where the Detachment will remain for a day or -two. ~While the Detachment will not delay its work to wait for the Russian plane which is ex- pected to stop in Sitka on the way to New York City from Moscow within the week, members of the detachment hope to meet the plane | “Land of Soviet,” -while there and word will ‘be sent to the Soviet plane telling of the:presence of the Naval detachment- in Sitka, Com- mander Radford said. John W. Jones, veteran Ketchi- kan ' merchandise broker, arrived on the ‘steamer Yukon after a trip tothe westward and interior points. He 'will remain here until some- time next week before proceeding to his-'home at Ketchikan. —————— E: M. Polley, Territorial tax col- lector, has returned to his head- quarters here after spending six wecks on official business in the Bristol Bay district. e ,e—— LET Amqum fress Tour Sult Phone 62¢. | in this distriet, left on the Widgeon., ing. industry. this afternoon to vistt spawning| beds in Stephens Passage, Freder- | ick; Sound and Chatham Strait eas. They will be absent aboutl | one week. Later they will visit| other streams in the. distriet. i £ i o o'l Dr. Rich spent a large part of| F[SHEBIES ‘the ‘season at Karluk River. The, A {hi}un of ‘the red salmon run there ~handicapped the investiga- | tiohs program which has been in | progress several years. Later lm1 spent sometime in the Prince Wwil- liam Sound area. Dr. Rich was one of the men {who were not astonished at the ipoor red salmon showing at Kar- luk River this year. About three years ago, following a series of in- -vestigations made by himself and the late Dr. Charles A. Gilbert, \he and the latter in concluding 2 Teport on their work, predicted that such a condition would be exper- ienced this year, basing their fore- cast on an overcrowding of the Will- Arrange Program for Comprehensive Study of | Pink Salmon Fishery To map out a program for a comprehensive scientific study of the Southeastern Alaska fisheries, Dr. Willis H. Rich, scientist of the United States Burcau of Fisheries. arrived’ here today from Western and Central Alaska. In conjunction with Dr. Fred A. Davidson, his as- sistant, he will draw up a definite plan for a study of the pink salmon fishery and other brauches of that industry. Frem a scientific standpoint the Drs. Rich and Davidson and G.}fulfilment of the prediction was A. Rounsefell, who is now engaged jinteresting, he said, but it was in a study of the herring fisheries | disastrous to the commercial fish- l:nlwnm area in earlier years.| AT THE HOTELS Zynda Mr. and ‘Mrs. C. 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