The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 22, 1937, Page 8

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1937. pert instruction in the use of traps. ! George Rogers Clar American Es K IM 0 c c c “Except by plane, the Kotzebue GRANDMOTHER :"Irontiersman," began his career at | |is inaccessible during the summer AT 28 |19, when he left home to become but by very infrequent boat service a surveyor of lands along the Ohio | and in the winter except by dog| river, | team. Ground facilities for air serv- | |ices which handles passengers, mail, freight and express are very inade- quate.” The present landing fields | merely roughly cleared tundra or [ byl |the hard beach, both unsatisfactory | 1ns g L -7 even under most favorable condi- | Airfield Wor k, Predatory S8 i iionea o develop bt | Animal Control, Reindeer \old and new fields to reduce the | . hazard of Arctic flying. | Assistance Planned “In addition to these major pro: 1 After starting the first Civilian if;t.f?:"&mffl'l fi?fificfi“fi&l"? Conservation Corps camps “ll:"":]“;:: drainage for sanitation, minor e tic circle, Charles G k lllr lmx: roads, headquarters development,| Married at 12 and the mother Alaska dln:vfldm' Ofuc‘ffi“_“"f " oven | trails, and general clean-up.” of three children before she w5 returne o0 Junea after a sevel i V: st A wecks trip which took him over S.E. Work v ..Mrsl e | sh of the western Alaska Arctic.| The next step in the new ccc| lanta, Ga, is a grandmoiher at ”"’;fl‘ (LF’,‘.M Service Administra- |Program will be organization of na-| ?28. She holds the baby girl born Assictant stated that camps|tive camps in Southeast Alaska, the to her I5-year-old danghfer, I been eatablished at Kotzebue, official said. One crew of 25 natives| WIS Lewls Kandier of Savan- ) Buckland, Kivalina, Point Hope and |Will begin work tomorrow out of and ultimately would mean |Juneau on the Point Lena truck 1m enr _[trail. Other crews and camps will | ttake i ‘,l,',‘,:‘::;‘,,"&.:‘,(,lgfi “E:_\\'ill be established as the seasonal| BISHOP CRIMONT’S | detae i b o300 ont arfeld AP ovoment enches wna| RECEPTION DELAYED of about 250 miles along the ks 84 DD, nol:v in E'um;:l.not:e' it comes todownright goodness. bl‘l‘l‘\‘(l?x:;‘ !:-id ”::t Klfx“q]‘xl:;“; I;uul;l:gq;ufif “f.?s prii:l:d hf;' :::y: Schilling Flavor only comes eer corrats at Noatak vilage| AIR MAIL IS TO COME LB HAHAe br e {and Elephant Point at the head of BEFORE CHAMBER AT |ceived following his arrival in New | in Schilling Coffee. Kytpenus sound | !York City. Ample notice will be : 2 wagner superintendent — | LUNCHEON TOMORROW |civen of the date of the reception.| It's Wings of the Morning! The reception is intended as a THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE CONTINUE PUSH FOR AIR MAIL VIA SOUTHEAST Territorial Chamber Wires Farley Pointing Out Benefit to Territory | A “sca well. is a ne'er-do- (Continued from Page One) ka via Southeast Alaska thereby most ntageously serving all of Alaska and aiding thé expedition of inter ka mails between var- jous Alacka points, as well as serv- ing the greater Alaskan population which is situated in Southeast Al- icka and which also undoubtedly has much the greater proportion of both incoming and outgoing mail, and which route not only will save at least two days time over any oth ute but will also make airmail aceessible to all Alaskan communi- ities through existing routes. A route via Southeast Alaska avio affords advantage of short runs between stations and elimin- ¢ necessity of building airfield Investigation sh inz companies must be natives. re prepared to im- adequate equipment 1east Alaska. Suf- e flying operations along this route !¢re demonstrated that it is practicable and scheduies can be A. Wagner nas been named | A AL ‘ T o Y perintendent of the Kotzebue| Question of further pushing the|fitting climax to the present drive ° . e P S G : : in: on and a group of 25 men will| establishment of an air mail route|for funds to further the comple- FoF B % & e v el be placed on predatory animal con- | from the States to Alaska via thetion of the retreat house un;q::l xlm- 5 e ¢ ” s | e, 23 miles maintained thereon. This route | will also make quick airmail ac- % 3y trol under Logan Varnell, he said. |coastal route is scheduled to comejin honor of Saint Te cessible to all. Alaska from Puget| - FHGUSE THAT JACK BUILT was a far ery from the houses that §12,000.800 of mmenting on the general pro- up for digcussion tomorrow noon at from Juneau. | Sound and Pacific Coast where ma- g ement ZAdministration funds have constructed at Greenbelt, just across the Maryland stais A in that area, Mr. Burdick the weekly luncheon of the Juneau: The Rev. Wm. G. Le Vasseur, jor volume of trade and busine frem the District of Columbia. Designed to eliminate slums, they are ulira-mo Coun'c {caid |Chamber of Commerce in Percy’s|S.J., who is honorary chairman and | O ee between Alaska and States con- ciwise arcund the cuter circle are residential blocks A, B, C, D and E. In the center is a school, «with headquarers: at Kotzapue, !cafe. The mail route from Juneauthe active committee, desired to ex- trict. al ey PN | o Elfin Cove also will come before |press sincere appreciation to the i — | a small Eskimo village some 33 miles summated above it a parking lot, and above that the business o f “We urge that welfe = o 8 R bove this Ciircles &id lonated ‘i s |1bs TS generous donors. | ne for Percolator—another grade -se aska require prompt favorable ac- 5 (] featured speaker of the afternoon,| o S R o6 program | Teachers of the Juneau - - i tion hereon.” MUS] hw junea" flma“ s {tuk'ng as her topic the benefils to ’“.,;1 'b‘. o (\:‘k to ,“d;,(’](, "ka schools will be guests of the Cham-| A few drops of glycerine added ON€ for an or Glass Maker. . be derived from membership n| oo "o ook some seven dif-(ber as will D. S. Hostetter of the to top-of-the-bottle cream will make a federated club nt villages and cover an area |Federal Bureau of Investigation. the cream whip better 1 briefly the Work|of 52,000,000 acres. At the present A 5 v | . preme Court, for the third time in being dome by the fourteen clubs|(ime work is planned at Buckland, | with a total membership of almest|Necatak, Selawik, Shungnak, Wain-' | eight months, has declined to spare SPEEBlNG ERF Dougias Van Viack, of Tacoma, con- Ta’ks Tuasda ven hundred, in the Alaska Fed-|right, Kiana, and possibly Barrow, e ». €98 |victed slayer of his wife and two H ion of Women’s Clubs, pointing|as well as at Kotzebue. | rln ln y out the force they have been able| “Eskimos derive at least 50 per-| officers, in a kidnaping case, from th Planning Mid-Term Con-|the gallows. The court found no t : : |merit in assignm of error in nd in Alsska as a whole, reindeer herds which give them | rentior nference ¢ the histoncu background of give vent 0‘:- ("’jf“" Ree Van Viack's appeal A furnished a feriile field for through organized and united ef or Something - y iy nd 1d inte ° T sup] f meat, and a cash al- She also described some of nee when selling meat and hides I l lO' e Oul IS mermbers of the Junean Woman being done by the local| (o the white traders. The Eskimo | : Na-| U FVR o Hit : , tional machinery almo: O aS a brough its seven departments, | villages each have a reindeer com- | to mid campaign specd for California, who has give by Miss beinting out that, combined, the in which the deer are pooled clections in 1938 | nuch time and study to I deer Service help the Natives with | out of club wo w visitor| departments have something of in-)ind members of the community own | sentation of pageants, 2t a me their books | erest to offer every onc shares’ or deer in the compar H t t 3 C 1 of the club held yesterday with to take no mor i 3 | il i than you put into it. In the last Predatory Animal Control i who must decide| “Many of the herds are beginning t in their various commun- cent of their livelihood from their | t WA Pepuhlican P | “You must remember, however,”|Teachers and officers of the Rein- | 1, “that you can expe: ing she decl: mmittee wilt discuss hold e Executive inect tomorrow ar of midterm ¢ ation or | anclysis it you | She suggested the writing and DUV 3 fidh |, \any of thebercs decision will probatly be| 1y qouble céiebration day af the Presentation of an Alaskan pageant (08 "R S e QUESTION: How does C. 1 Saly dvertising in the however st 3 ull commites 'y Ningun nome on ihe Fil 48 & meuns of Brewring the ta- NP 30L b ke frop e e, prone SOt S, 18 Do : How does Canned Salmon advertising - e ey T | matle OIUD enrollees to build much needed States help to build up tourist business for Alaska? brating their twelfth wedding liversary and Mr. Morgan’s birth- stee tributed an especially fine DE MOLAYS WILL HAVE iniversars and wr. otman's bivih mm:hvr to an interesting club pro- rrals. fences, range cabins for the herders, cold storage dugouts and | iwo readings by Mrs. Towa ilcox furnished delightful va 1 el day i3 S iety to the well balanced program,| butchering pens. Predatory animals | . = ’ " iarichi INSTALLATION TONIiGHT tonignt o numver of frienas win . kit H:’"“ “‘;:EI,,(“”T :“tx:yl which was concluded with a vocal are becoming an increasingly grave | ANSWE'}' Canned Saln‘l(.m s Alaskan .ba?ckgroundls richin ron?ance‘ 7 o I e AR on.gn INTen D ot otoradar ¢ '™lsolo pleasingly rendered by Mrs.|menace to the herds. An extensive Canned Salmon advertising and publicity make full use of this fea- w 1t party at the Morgan hor dunes-of’ Colorado. |Glen Kirkham of Douglas, with|predatory game control program will e A 8 : A of Arch - The program was given uRder py.. Glarence Rands at the piano. be 1 ture. Magazines, newspapers and a motion picture carry the roman- of the Membership and mmittee at the club’s social meeting. Ap- antr er of DM [ PeTY o lay at the Scottish Rite Temple at g l?i’fl Kfiguhs +.40 o'clock. OB RNUW Elected officers ta be installed in- proximately forty club members and ; clude Charles Jenne, Master Coun- KANSAS Cliy, Sept. 22.—Jim- guests were present to enjoy the cilor; Bill Alexander, Senior Coun- my Mastiern, stopping here on program and the social hour which % ! tic story of Alaska salmon’s background to millions of U. 8. citi- zens. It all helps to bring more tourists here —*‘to see Alaska.” 12 rcom at the autifully des ed for the occasion with a vai of autumn ilowers, and the covered tea table was gay with olds and tall yellow tapers. cilor; Herman Porter, Junior Coun- flight from Chicago to Califc followed it. M OhLek: AnAl MEA S0 cilor said the sing Soviet flie Mrs. Smith Talks ey Subcemmittees and appointive of- “are gonner The sably | Mrs. Harold Smith, former pres-| oo 57 000 1 goin Kleain, M # : ficers also will have part in the ser- smashed to pieces on rough ice for- ident of both the Juneau and the yr ywic i ol 6N g, vice, mation never will be found.” Cordova Women's Clubs, was the Netpedliegar [ with Mrs. Mec- Gal for this affair, which proveai| HOT SALMON SAVORIES to be a delizhtful social event. | - - s A L E s ¥, cup salad dressing olive slice. Place on baking sheet. To ac- 1 tsp. horse-radish company these, make walnut bread crumb N Every Month in the Year 1 tsp. scraped onion molds: Mix 2 cups buttered toasted ey e 2th 1 EaE bread crumbs with 2 slightly beaten egg AUCEION BALES DATES APgucemon Julee whites, 14 cup chopped walnuts, dash of 1937 | s tsp. salt sage and pepper. Press into tiny buttered November 10 Dash celery salt, cayenne muffin tins. o Hrpach Octover 13 December 15 4 cups (2 1bs.) flaked Canned Bake fish and bread erumb molds in l/\ luum):ll!ul“bx'x(lvg: gmzln:xl)l : 1938 Salmon hot oven (400° F.) for 15 minutes. Re- the home of Mrs. W. E. Cahi i i g ‘m et T January 12 July 13 _ i 3 4 4 move, arrange on serving platter w1_',h Daliens todas bonone s T e S b e Combine all ingredients in order given lemon slices and parsley. Serve with }\}x:\ bm“ h(‘J,m i D'm";]m"I::]: March 9 September 7 || and mix well. Mold by hand in shape of sauce: ! cup melted butter, 1 tbsp. e e oty ek April 13 October 12 6 individual fish, decorating head and lemon juice, 2 tbsps. chopped parsley. s Red Tiowets Cals & Aratiy ibens %flg’c 1; gzz::gg: 1*: tail with pimento strips, eye with stuffed Makes 6 large servings. rpiece for the luncheon table. A ok A h . R 208 'ar bridge were played Special Sales Held On This recipe is typical of those appearing in the national magazine advertising of the Canned Salmon Industry during the afternoon, following Request of Shippers which a lovely guest prize was - - L F Gl! e Advances will be made as usual when requested. Transferred by telegraph, if desired. Laurel McKechnie, Walter Ted Hellenthal, Glenn Oakes, r McLean, the honoree, Mrs. -] Stoft, and the hostess, Mrs. Cahill. - - In the lighthouse district which | THE SEATTLE FUR the Missicuippi river and its ies above New Orleans EXCHANGE there are 4,500 miles of river marked Is to navigation. Lights, buoys d beacons in these channels num- ber 6, co tribut 1008 Western Avenue Seattle, Wash, FOR HOME OR BUSINESS REFRIGERATION SERVICE and REPAIRS Phone 34 Our Refrigeration Expert, JOHN HOUK, is equipped to give you Quick, Efficient Service at reasonable cost. 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