The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 19, 1947, Page 2

= PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Rl L il ke f | ll" Fish and Wildlife Ser in i ea Im GAME COMMISSI N {Chicago and the Secretary of the il [ |Interior, IR GOES IN'I‘O SE(OND Ohmer also stated that the Com- ] | mission is terested in conserva- il S ul tion only as it affects the depletion I THIRD D!v TODAY types of animals, but i g s part of the natur- i B S al rescurces of the Territory, every | e R 4 . effort is exercised to allow the | i "“:“.d"””l the commis- Of the game wherever and when-| ! S "7 lever possible. | /Continued. yrom ruw Sha; on was taking up problems and . e s ! concerning the Second “COT” HAYES HERE il | Divisions teday gs the s % | ce is collected at the ret gies irito Hmihhatae | A3 Co0 H Regioghl Diec i level. The bill's only purpose, W He -.m:-n’mm-d that more| Manager, Northwest Airlines, is it er said, is to put Al whole- ; carabile - .| in Juneau on a business trip from i £ who tion 1 concrete sugges- d 2 I ;Milv\ on even terms with whole- from spo groups, hunters his Anchorage, Alaska, headquart- | salers outside, who do not pay ti nd others of the industry | ®® tax. At present, he said, re s of the Territory w: oy . won't buy frem Alaskan whole ced this year than fln\"nll}k‘l’ NEIL GRANT AT BARANOF i z Y Neil Grant, owner of the Grant crs because of the tax pyramid in a In reply to Engebreth’s querry a. to how much tax would be lost by his bill, Walker {does not matter would be cut off, just way to tax.” with the flood of cor- hat had reached the|Hotel in W angell and wellknown Pu. s , accompanied by Mrs, rant arrived in Juneau Tuesday and is the Baranof Hotel. The Grants will remain in Juneau for ral days Game answered that i 1 how much t “It's a very un correspondence and aid Ohmer, are care- idied and given all due con- for future recommenda- such f | Judiciary Chairman Cochran sup q coupled with the Fish & I T i ported Walker's position that the and Wildlite’s own data and know- ANDY SIMONS HERE i bill is sufficiently clear as writt e of prevailing cenditions, serv-| Andy Stmons, membver of the the for any changes| Alaska Game Commission, is a had been m sage stage, under s d rules, after adoption of amendment Walker to ir emergehcy claus 1ate xeu‘ssed until 2 o'clc on when a joint mee the House on rules was to b REV. WHALEN T0 HOLD est at the Juneau Hotel during stay ih the city recommended as new approval of will be resolutizss, with the BUSIER THAN EVER.. i b oy e | After Delivering the Goods for 97 Years... WEEKEND MASS, HOONAH ; Rsnxx Alaska, Feb. 19. — Th { y ev. Whalen, new priest at ; H \\ 1 featured this 97-year-old Michacls-Stern tm‘ o '\lL‘ha:)(lshg]x]: lann(ur he will go to Hoonah for mass or a good many years! His the pxcuut \\P(k"nd i § MARINER GIRl SCOuTS NOT MEETING TONIGHT much as the basketoaii tou is scheduled for this ST wwhat curtailed for the past few seas f CENTENNIAL TESTED RECIPE situation is slowly s with us more and mo cover with sliced apples, top with vou see him in on ng, there will be no Mariner Gi All memters work on ssured that he stands for th Scout meeting. ged to continue >quirement may hese features hav Michaels-S to style-mindec mwen for almost fa lanned for the near future - GANTY FROM HGONAH Hc the following mixture i cup brown sugar 2 cups sifted CENTENNIAL 4 cup butter n ¥: teaspoon salt teaspoon nutmeg pan 5 u‘;;?‘x‘)'(.)’rl::bal:ing powder RS R TR T a 35 es. 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