The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1939, Page 8

rown en ey, [Uhiskey Blende 'FOREST SERVICE " RECREATIONAL EXPERTS COMING Heintzleman Reveals Plan to Promote Travel fo Alaska | " Employment of two experienced recreational and game man: specialists to more aggressive 8O into the matter of establishing res creation facilities and gaining. pub= licity for Alaska announced to= day by Regional Forester B. Frank Heintzleman on his return from Washington The two men, highly experienced, who have been working out of the Washington, conferring on matters | of interest to the Territory, | Also to arrive in Alaska about July | |1is E. D. Walker of the Division of | Recreation of the Forest Service at Washington. He will help study and plan for increased rec: ional use of | the National Forest s tions of Al- | aska, spending two months in the | field sileox Coming | P. A silcox, Chief of the Forest | | Service, is leaving Seattle June 3, Heintzleman said, for an inspection trip of Alaska forests. He will be in the Territory a month. The Regional | Forester will meet him at Ketchikan | with one of the Forest Service boats |and. accompany him on a tour through Southeast Alaska and to Seward and Anchorage. “Mr. Silcox has always been ex- tremely interested in Alaska and I will welcome this opportunity of dis- cussing Alaska forest problems with him at first hand,” Heintzleman said. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1939. PLANNERS PLAN LAND, MINING CLAIM SURVEYS Planning Council Outlines Progam of Activities for Future Survey and classification of all school lands so the Territory will be able to select new sections to make up for deficiencies is one of the projects on the Alaska Planning Council program for the coming biennium, a program approved to- day by members of the Council, now in session here. By la wthe Territory is allowed three sections out of each township surveyed for school purposes. As no study has ever been made of the [FIXING PRICES FOR SEINE-CAUGHT FiS | men’s Union, representing the purse | seiners, and the Canned Salmon In- dustry on fish prices in Southeast | Alaska. ‘ The AFU, which represents an- SEATTLE, May 24.—Negotiations'| other branch of the fishermen said are continuing toward an agree-|the fish prices will affect all of its ment between the United Fisher-|workers in Alaska. | o “GOOD OLD— CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE for Lunch Tomorrow 1 at the BARANOF EXCEPTIONAL Price Reductions! on really grand 1939 COATS.... Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only character of this land or of what part of it is taken up by ting | ARRIVES HERE Jlaims or government reserves the o ritory has not been in a position | to realize a profit on leasing its A study of all mining claims in ot RS » Portland office of the Forest Serv- of them likely will be stationed at f w m hiskies Ketchikan and the “CROW neau BECAUSE TN other at Ju- Time is Ripe “This is an especially good time to press recreation in Alaska to attract stop-over tourists,” the Re- Alaska, listing them for the first \ gional Forester stated, “as the tlow | [aylor Cub fo Be Flown on time by date of surves. serial num- of visitors to Europe has been very | Wh l ' D ' ber, name of the claimant, mining eels — Is Dua — |much restricted due to conditions district, area. recording district and Control Ship & . i there.” date of patent, has also been un- There is no substitute for Newspaper Advertising Heintzleman spent 10 weeks on dertaken by Executive Officer John his trip, the last six of them at E. Pegues and his staff, it was s disclosed. A new airplane arrived in Juneau ; The Council met in both morn- $ i) {out to the Mendenhall Airport this N8 nd afternoon sessions today at afternoon. the Secretary of Alaska's office to The new ship is a red Taylor Cub, outline a long program of pro- a two-seater with dual coritrols, and Posed activities for the next two will be flown on wheels. years. It is owned by B. F. Talbot, Alaska i, 5 SR T A 4 Juneau employee, and is {he second private ship for Juneau in c BEAR No. 98 ls o BROUGHT DOWN | One Group of | BY GEORGE FOLTA SUITS . . . use by AJ employees, the other flown by Adrian Roff, now at the | 5 i et i startlingly Big Grizzly Shot Last Night| reduced in Eagle River San Francisco Fair. Country - - George Folta shot his 98th bear| TASTE BETTER ~ RE MESTER BLENDED SEAGRAM'S 7 CROWN BLENDED WHISKEY. 60% neutral spirits distilled from grains 0 Proof. SEAGRAM'S 5 CROWN BLENDED . 7215 % neutral spirits distilled from rains. 90 Proof. Seagram-Distillers Corp., New York. o .....that SAVINGS AND QUALITY can be had Prol’e ‘0 Yoursclf togzther do your payday shopping this week at PIGGLY WIGGLY and the values will convince you and bring you back, week after week YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE, TOO! 7 TToes T | e 25¢ all are new season styles and materials; Tweeds . . Boucles . . Capricanas . Fleeces $6.9510519.50 all sales are cash and final MI-CHOICE HARDWHEAT FLOUR 50-pound sack $1.43 HEINZ KETCHUP 2 large bottles 33c SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR Giant size 39¢ Location of Disabled Mc- usi"iin. v auarier of ' mie trom Herbert Glaciers. ree The Assistant U. S. Attorney went H Definitely here and brought down a 7% foot!| NO APPROVALS Somewhere off one of the six Seal female grizzly, the second bear he| = NO EXCHANGES er McKinley has broken down and|will be allowed to fell this season | is asking for help, the U. 8. Customs under present game regulations. . Eagle River between the Eagle and Kinley Not Known out after a day’s work at the office | Rocks in Alaska, the halibut schoon- has shot this week and the last he | NO REFUNDS office here was informed today by The grizzly was felled with a single N. E. Bolshanin, Deputy Collector shot in the heart and the skin| at Sitka. brought in last night. A message from the McKinley A few days ago Folta brought down | was picked up by a trolling boat at a 10 foot brown bear near Windfall Sitka and relayed to the Coast Guard | Lake. | cutter Spencer at Cordova. | The message said the boat was in| H need of help “270 miles Edst hy‘p’e“den' wo“ld South off Seal Rocks.” There are| |3 v six separate Seal Rocks listed in the Like fo See Alaska's geographical dictionary for Alaska, 2 but it is thought the one meant is at | Inside Passage the west end of Kodiak Island. | WASHINGTON, May 24— e | President Roosevelt told re- MRS. 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