Fish And Game Board Spring Meeting
Scheduled For Kodiak April 20-24
The annual spring meeting of
the Alaska Board of Fish and Game
will be held at Kodiak April 20 to
24 to consider proposals for
changes in the fish nad game regu
lations, C. L. Anderson, secretary
of the Board has announced.
Notices of the meeting have
been mailed to fish and game ad
visory committees, commercial
fishery and sportsmen organiza
tions and to newspapers and radio
stations to infrom the general
public.
All proposals for the Board’s
consideration should be sent to the
Commissioner of the Alaska De
partment of Fish and Game, Ju
neau. The deadline for receiving
these proposals is March 10. Pro
posals received after this date can
not ibe considered for action at the
spring meeting.
After the various proposals have
been received, they will be consol
idated by the Commissioner and
mailed to Board members for their
consideration. With the exception
of those proposals that have been
unanimously rejected by the Board,
all proposals received will be con
sidered at the Board meeting in
Kodiak on April 21.
As required by law, a public no
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On The Screen
SATURDAY
“Come Next Spring”—Ann Sheri
dan and Steve Cochran star in this
one, which offers romance aplenty.
Theatre Manager Fletcher recom
mends this one highly.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“Man of The West”—This is a
natural for Gary Cooper who plays
his first western for some time. He
plays the role of a reformed ban
dit who is caught in the web of his
former gang’s activities. Powerful
personalities, good and bad, are
played by Julie London, Lee J.
Cobb, Arthur O’Connell and Jack
Lord.
Cooper and Julie London among
others are captured by the bandits
and taken to their hideaway. Miss
London is forced to undress at gun
point, an innovation in Westerns
to say the least. The film is in Cin
emascope and color.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
“The Desperate Hours” — An
unusual suspense thhriller starring
Humphrey Bogart and Fredric
March, with William Wyler direct
ing.
“Stalag 17”—The second in a
double feature, stars William Hol
den in his great Academy Award
performance, in the picture based
on the famous stage play of the
same name.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
“The Rise and Fall of Legs Dia
mond”—An explosive and highly
dramatic picturization of the gang
ster influence in American life dur
ing the 1920’s and early 1930’s. In
starring roles are Ray Danton,
Karen Steele and Elaine Stewart.
“A Place in The Sun” — Stars
Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery
Clift in Academy Award winner
George Sterens’ production of the
deeply-moving story of ill-fated
young love.
Thank You Note
We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to the many friends
who offered sympathy and who do
nated to the Heart Fund commem
orating the death of our loved one.
The Hubley Family,
Mrs. Madsen and Tim Chemoff
Fog is made up of water, droplets
so small that it would take 7,000,
000,000 of them to make one teas
poonful of water.
tice will be posted in the news
paper on or before March 21, out
lining the general changes that
have been proposed. Details of the
recommendations will be available
in mimeograph form for all on the
Department’s mailing list. Others
may secure a copy by writing to
the Department’s office in Juneau.
All written comments and rec
ommendations on the published
proposals must be received by the
Commissioner of Fish and Game by
April 16. Oral comments may be
presented at the hearing.
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Harvey Gundlach
Taken By Death
Funeral services for Harvey
Gundlach were held Thursday
morning at St. Mary’s Catholic
Church.
Death came to the deceased Sat
urday night, Feb. 18, while work
ing on a job. Born in Spokane, Oc
tober 14, 1903, he came to Kodiak,
June of 1941, to work for Siems,
Drake and Company. He moved
to town after the war, and entered
business here. He was owner of
Harvey’s Plumbing & Heating.
Surviving him are Mrs. Gund
lach, now residing at Martinez,
Calif., and a son, Robert, 11, who
also lives in Martinez. An older
con, Gerald, lives in Kodiak and is
presently employed at Wakefield’s
Cannery.
Interment in the Catholic ceme
tery followed the services.
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busness. Safe driving is your
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