Alaska Seafood
Recipe Book
Now Available
The revised edition of “Alaska
Seafood Recipes’’ from the Fish
ery Products Laboratory, Ketch
ikan, is now available for all Al
askans who like new ideas for
their fish cookery.
After being out of print for
several years, the new edition of
.this popular booklet is back with
all the old favorite recipes and
many new ones.
An attractive color cover, in
formation on purchasing fish, and
notes on the various species of
fish have been added to make the
booklet a handy addition to the
homemaker's cookbook file. All
recipes have been tested by the
home economist at the Ketchikan
Laboratory.
Included in the 80-page booklet
are over 100 recipes for fish and
shellfish, outdoor fish cookery,
sauces and stuffings, and kelp
pickles.
The booklet has been published
jointly by the Fisheries Experi
mental Commission, the Agricul
tural Extension Service, and the
Alaska Development Board.
Copies may be obtained free of
charge on request to either the
Fishery Products Laboratory, 622
Mission Street, Ketchikan, Alaska;
the Agricultural Extension Ser
vice, College, Alaska; or the Al
aska Development Board, Box 50,
Juneau, Alaska.
The Laboratory is mailing cop
ies to all people who have re
quested the cookbook during the
time it has been out of print.
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By William Ellis
That Silver Goose, he flies it
As though it’s part o*f him,
And even though he must endure
The weather’s fickle whim,
He somehow manages to cro%ss
The rivers, land, -and sea,
And bring our life’s necessities
To folks lake you and me.
Where would we be without him.
Since distances are wide,
Between the stores that sell things
And the homes where we abide?
Why, if you need some thread, or
soap
Or gasoline or shells,
Or any commodity at all
That any merchant sells,
Just tell him of your slightest
whim
• Or your most urgent need,
And he’ll be out to see you
In his amphibian steed.
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And give the man a call,
For he is always ready
To serve you, one and all.
Of course, it’s not all easy,
And sometimes there arise,
Those impregnable barriers
Like fog, or heavy skies,
Or visibility that’s nil,
Or gusty winds that quiver
His plane until he’s forced
To land upon some river.
Then even when he has to land
And is all safely landed,
The fog and mists close in on him
And all night he’ll be stranded
Upon some lonely, sheltered spot,
Quite often without food,
And sometimes with a passenger
Who lacks the gratitude.
He should feel for their safety,
Since they could both have died
If forced down on a rolling sea
Or on some mountainside.
Yet all these things our man en
dures,
Complaining not, undaunted,
And always ready, he will go
Wherever he is wanted.
No highways span this northern
land ,
No railroads, and no bridges,
So transportation is by air,
Across the mountain ridges,
Along the winding rivers
Or across the Bettng Sea.
How fortunate there are brave
men
To fly for you and me.
It is estimated that less than 20
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of pure African descent.
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vancing behind a curtain of tank
fire, Monday, recaptured an east
ern front hill after 15 hours of
continuous fighting.
U. S. Sabre jets tangled twice
with Communist MIG- 15s and the
U.S. Fifth Air Force reported
four of the Russian - built planes
damaged. Allied pilots have de
stroyed at least 51 MIGS in Sep
tember.
Sunday’s air battles produced
America’s 20th jet ace, Captain
Robinson Risner, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
AP correspondent Robert B.
Tuckman on the western front
quoted a regimental officer as
saying “we suffered heavy casual
ties” in the battle for Old Baldy
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