The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 11, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT AUK BAY AREA HAS SIX NEW SALMON ALERT SIGNAL BY = TRAPPING SITES CAA TOWER SIREN The Civil Aeron q]rpnr(‘[ Six new pink salmon-trapping siren will give the a gnal of Plan(m& are to be established in the a staccato series for al and | next few weeks on various South- ‘ the all-clear nal of two short|east Alaska streams, according to| sig blasts for the Auk Bay area, it is ‘C Howard Baltzo, assistant region- [al director of the announced by R. E. Robertson, Juneau-Douglas civil defense dir- | Wildlife Service | Mitchell Han ¥ will brogd- |ologist from the Sea e ear signal | laboratory arrived here from Hl attlé Monday and was being flown lto Sitka Tuesday to join the FWS arch bi- Dr, n is on the operator su 5 and fry. nmecud s se of the new salmon-trap- \ air raids April 11 (today) through |ping sta is to trap migrant April 14 in conjunction with | fry on (hnr journey down-stream | avers designa- |, determine percentage of winter i travel upm] i ays during an alert will be by ofiicials and per- sonnel of civilian defense, firemen, police, Natic Guard, Boy Scouts | in uniform civilian headquarters a subport, highway patrolmen and members of the amateur ham network co- | operating program. Discharged from St No automobile transportation will | pital Tuesday were Mrs be permitted the streets or| > Soniiads 12 highways alert. y such as a g an alert, lights| may be immediately put on and |Steaks, automobiles resume travel. As nearly as possible, a compm blackout will be maintained with | street: lights turned out. No llgth will be kept on that may be seen | from the outside of a building. The lights of any ships in port during | an alert must turn off any lights| that are visible from the outside of the ship. A radio sending-receiving set will be maintained by two “ham” op- erators in the civilian defense head- | quarters during all alerts. No arrests will be made by Humpback Creek ick; Katlian Bay, n {Creek, near W [ Creck in Behm Canal; with the civil defense Ann’s Hos- Joe Snow, | 1R COUNTRY CLUB Open every nite 6 p.m. Chicken, IO Seafoods. Country Club. | 12t fi - SAVE 20% REDUCED WINTER civ- | ilian defense personnel but alll violations will be reported to head- quarters. Each district captain will send out his lieutenants to patrol | the districts after the lieutenants | have assembled at various district | headquarters. When the all-clear | signal is sounded, all wardens will return to their district headquar- | ters so that a complete report can| be made to the main headquarters | of violations committed during the | alert. C L ANDERSON I§ CALLED TO WASH., D.C. | ON DFA PROPOSAL C. L. Anderson, director of the Alaska Department of Fisheries, has been called to Washington, D. C. to meet with Interior Department offigials regarding the proposed De- fense: Fisheries Administration con- centration plan for three Alaska fishing areas this season. He ex- pected to leave by Pan American Airways today. A wire from Delegate E. L. Bart- lett said that it had been arranged to withhold any action on the mat- Passenger Service Northbound S.S. DENALI S.S. BARANOF Mon. Apr. 16 Tues. Apr. 24 Sitka Seward Seward Sitka Cordova Southbound { S§.S. BARANOF S§.S. DENALI Sun. Apr. 15 Sun. 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