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FASHIONS TO BE A
EVEN LONGER ' f .
/ Ladies, who are not
in favor of the new long
er length skirts of this
fashion season v/ill
have an even bigger pro
blem on their hands next
year according to a lead
4 ing fashion authority; - -
A new ¥wk a ref Land-,
on dress desinger has
stated that skirts will
be longer than fever next
year. * <>
Just back from an
European buying trip the
lady v/ent so far as to
r say that next springs
fashions will find v-the
hemline of Milady’s.dress
• only nine inches off the
ground, compared to this
years range of 12 inches.
SEASON FIRST-SNOT
FALL DRAFTING CLOSES
It was* learned at
noon today that snow is
in evidence a few miles
up Kachemak Bay, and
j local weather procastina
tors are predicting snow
here before morningl :
It was also reported
that is. is snowing quite
heavily in Tuka Bay with
* Jack Anderson’s scow al-.
► ready under a covering'of
three ~inches of snow in
the first snuw fall “ of
this season* -
;.-*i3U:FISK S*YS THER'LL
,, t B&'SOKS- CHANGES" •
ftEXT YEaR* *
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* WORLD.SERIES • \ \
UNDERWAY! .
7,. The <World , Sdriesf. -
slugfest opened ’yesterday';.
and the Yankees _beat'* deni 1
buznsM.,_ 5 to 3 in - thc. ^
opening game,
fO fj/-r i/j . ..
REGULATION requests
DRA’-ZN UP BY LOCAL FEN
The over-all gen
eral consensus of opin
ion of the United Fish
ermen of Lower Cook
Inlet in regards to 19i$
fishing regulations in
this area are as follows
1* ©pening* dates
suggested were, for the
conservation of fish in
Alaska, July Uth* for—- -
red, pink and chum sal
mon* Closing date Aug
ust 18th* For silvers
tAugust 18th* to Septem
ber 10th* .
,f Z»- jiacnenaK bay
area from Dangerous Cape
to Bluff point be closed
until 19SO,
3. The including
of a provision inj /the
..Union contracts whereby
’“heavy fines would be
placed on members for
violations of Fish and
Wildlife regulations,
U*. In regards to
the halibut fishermen it
is asked that a pe rcent
age of the'ye&rly halib
ut quota *be - set,aside
for jilaskhp ; residents
operating snail boat s,
S* It’ is also re
quested that Herring reg
ulations remain as they
arev. until', such a time
as the herring show in
sufficient quanities to
/enable jcommercial fish
ing with , .danger of
depleting'tfte“ supply, ~
L “ (cont., page 8)