The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 18, 1949, Page 7

* WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1949 ¥ STREAM SAMPLING lit will be analyzed to provide esti- mates of the 1951 salmon run. By correlating downstream statistics RADIO LOG THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIREJUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN WE GOTTA SHows EARL' Ru" with those of parent fish migrating | ¥ _l 3 3 5 " KINY PAJAMAS ? GET upP upstream, ientists HURRY, DEAR, 2 ? : kg i s M }Oj’.t’p,f(’,’(‘,li‘mn”‘ Alaska Broaacasting Co. { vou HAVE ONE 1 He suaLLy EARLIER 1 C.B. 8. MINUTE TO CATCH RIGHT HE! « E 3 5 ON THE au?)/é\ OF PINK SALMON Migration. of pink salmon fry down streams flowing into Kat- leian Bay, Baranof Island, reached its peak about April 21 to May 1, and will probably continue throughout this week. Runs are in very much smaller numbers. It is estimated that migration started about April 1. H. C. Scudder, Fish and Wildlife Service fishery management agent, retyrneq Saturday night from Kat- % leian Bay, where he left Lis crew tc complete the sampling. Scudder's party arrived there April 7 to install a downstream migrant sampling station, especi- ally for the pink salmon fry. The plant was in operation April 10, observations being taken every. four hours, Oliservers. veritied: the that pink salmon fry are noc as the recordings for 1 and 5 theory al, camplings gave far the heaviest ) vield. 3 | erouna.” {l vibo i;g" 02‘1 ik The annual mgration is directly Dan H. Ralston, law enforcement | 7'30-—Ne€:sm oc] ub. affected by water temperature—the warmer the water, the earlier the fish hatch and rt downstream. Despite heavy (Scydder re- ports four feet on April 7), other winter condft'ons had been favor- able. There was evidence of some pink salmon migration as early as | the run two years from now, and| {be able to estimate mortality at |sca and other factors affecting the cycle. { NEW FISHING RULES | AVAILABLE AT FWS Receipt of 1949 regulations gov-| erning commercial fisheries of| Alaska will put an end to one side of an argument that has been| coing on among fishermen—that | of required boat marking. ! Section 10283, on boat marking | ‘1’01‘ aerial identification, reads: | “Each decked, powered fishing unless engaged solely in the alibut fishery, shall display its name or register number on top of | the pilot house roof or other upper deck in such manner as to ke| lrle"ly visible from above. Such | name or number shall be in letters | .|at least six inches in height and| of a contrasting color to the back- | supervisor of the US. Fish and| wildlife Service, says this regula- | tion also applies to vessels fishing | black cod or under permit. Many | inquiries have been ®received about | this. | Copies of the new reguiations| | have just arrived and are available | DIAL 1460—JUNEAU WEDNESDAY EVENING 5:00—Adventures in Research. 5:15—Here's to Vets. 5:30—GENE KRUPA-CBS. 6:00—News. 6:15—Music. 6:20—Sport Scenario. 6:30—Dinner Music. 6:45—Local News. 7:00—Sammy Kaye Showroom. 7:15—Three Suns. 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS 8:00—Forecasts. 8:05—Songs by Sinatra. 8:15—NIGHT EDITOR-CBS 8:30—PEOPLE'S PLATFORM- CBS. 9:00—Alaskan News. 9:15—Viking Varieties. 9:30—ROCKY JORDAN-CBS. 10:00—Tomorrow's Newz, 10:15—Drifting on a Cicud, 10:30—Forecasts. Sign off. Thursday Morning and Afternoon | 7:45—Sunrise Salute. 8:00—BARNYARD FOLLIES- CBS. 8:15—Headlines. 8:20—Maoarning Thought. 8:25—Farecasts. 8:30—Cote Glee Club. 8:45—Modes Moderne. YOUR BUS ' WANTS ME TO |[/AS THE \(AS THE TAKE A SHIP AN' | GREEKS | FRENCH SAY ENGLISH CHINESE SAY IN ENGLISH SAY IN LIKE A GROVER WHALEN WEARS ALREADY. SOINTINLY, MR. LEEMY... I WANTICHA TG M 1L OUR ESTABLISHMUNT 1S NOT SMOTTEST CUT-AWAY OUTFIT. KIN FURNISHES THE SHIP 22 MAKE THE SHOULDERS WIDER THAN YA MADE MY TUXEDO. I'M ONLY HOPIN' ONE THING . NACHERLY I DON'T WANTA % ANY PERTICKLER \/AS YOU SAY IN PLACE TO START J ENGLISH——YER ENGLISH — RIGHT-HO!! OH..YOU SHOULD PODDON| MY IGNERUNCE...HEY, | MELVIN.,.HEY YOU, MOIPHY... C'MERE AN’ TAKE DOWN | JOE PALOOKA? GET HIM..YA JOIK...MY PAL...NONE OTHER THAN TH' WOILD'S HEAVY- WEIGHT CHAMPEEN OF TH' = March 25. in Room 422, Federal-Territorial | 9:0C—Music for the Missus. ‘ y 2. i i |in moon | o : : : v e i B CALLED GREENPERNT'S GENT'S LOOK BETTER'N JOE. I WISH According to Scudder, 1t will take | Build i | o:30—Furecasts. /A DO T2 YOU KNOW TH' KIND FASHION TAILORING || | HE WAS HERE SO I COULD WOILD... JOB PALOOKA, YA dgepp another week or 10 days to com- 3 A | 9:35—Airlane Trio. BAVON.TER: S sl e CRDMO AL plete the data cn sampling, Then | PARKER F LY RETURNS | 9:45—YOU AND HOOVER COM- NOTHIN' Fasston plef e | Vo A TN AFTER 3 MONTHS IN STATES MISSION-CBS . : . : WIT T STRIPE s , | 10:00—News. BREAST VEST... =5 Follow the Cabs to ROSS’ OASIS in Douglas for a Good Time CHRISTENSEN BROS. 909-xzth St. PHONE 659 - | division of sanitation and engineer- 1Ty Farker ana | ! three daughters returned Saturday | aboard the Princess Louise atter| ding three months in the| Parker, member of the statt of! the Alaska Department of Health ing, attended a three-month course | at Columbus, Georgia. Mrs. Park- er and daughters visited with Mr. | E:d Parker’s families in Maine . 2 rmont, where she was joined | husbamd a weck before they | y plane, | Drop in at the Spring Bazaar au| | the Episcopal Church Saturday at- | ternoon between 2 and 5, for a ering cup of tea or coffee, and | {loock over the array of attractive| | ticnery items including plastic| rds. Many other things on sale,| 98 4t | | too. Plumbing © Healing § =777~ | 10:05—Vocal Vaiieties. | due to conditivns beyond our con- | | 10:15—Piano Playhouse. 10:30—Milady’s Memo, | 11:00—ROBER1 Q. LEWIS-CBS. 11:30—Listeners’ Digest-ABC. 11:45—Pipes of Melody. Forecasts. 12:00—3alon Serenade. 12:15—News. 12:30—Luncheon Date. 1:00—BEAT THE CLOCK-CBS. 1:15—Four Knights. 1:30—Meet the Band. 2:00—MUSIC FOR YOU-CBS. 2:30—Light Classics. 3:00—HOWARD SMITH-CBS. 3:15-ORGAN INTERLUDE-CBS. 3:30—Hit Tunes. 4:30—Western Serenade. | All programs subject to change rol. CLES at MAD- SCHWINN ©ar. GOLLY, I WISH HOTSHOT AKE IT EASY, [14) WOULD CHECK IN...IFI{ PALLY. THE HALF- HELLO, TERRY...OL ‘PRIVATE EYE" CHARLES GETS HI5 MAN, A IM AT A FLOSSY PRIVATE CLUB. TEEKS BEDDED DOWN HERI. 2 WE'VE GOT HIm! 6LIGHT CORRECTION — ‘PRIVATE EYE" CHARLES 16 SITTING IN PHONE BOOTH LOOKING 5ILLY, WHILE SUSPECT DRIVES OFF IN CONVERTIBLE... TUNE IN TOMORROW. A 15 TIME.., >0 YESSIR, MR.TEEK. YOUR | CAR' OUT FRONT WAITING. 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