Alaska Has Less
Fishermen But
Lots More Fish
From. Senator Ernest Gruening’s
weekly newsletter we learn that
“the state with the best fishing in
the Union sella fewer fishing li
censes than all but four other
states.”
A summary released this week
by me Interior Department indi
cates this information and, as the
Alaska Senator’s newsletter adds,
“Maybe that’s why Alaska’s fish
iikg,remains so superlative.”
ik 1962, Alaska issued 42,105
re.aiuent and 14,783 non-resident
listing licenses. Only Hawaii,
iiuj>ae Island, Delaware and North
Dakota sold fewer. No. 1 in the na
tion was California, which issued
3,^5,742.
■ ji,ven such states where the
lishing is stinking (believe us who
nate sampled it irom Washington,
as Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia issued 111,741, 508,
39o and 251,148 respectively,” the
newsletter stated.
Ed. Note: It just might be wise
for all of us who know that the
best fishing in North America is
in Kodiak Island streams, lakes
and bays, to keep this fact a se
cret or suffer an influx of ang
lers! If all the Russian and Japa
nese fishing off Kodiak right
now had to buy licenses we’d
outpace California!
Higher Rates For
Shrimp Machinery
Here’s good news for Kodiak’s
flklgling shrimp industry:
*A Federal Trade Commission ex
aminer this week ruled in his ini
tial decision on a Commssion com
plaint of May 13, 1960, that The
Peelers Company of Lousiana has
iliegally charged Oregon, Wash
ington and Alaska licensees of its
ceaning, grading and other shrimp
nia c h i n e r y discriminatory and
nluch higher rates than those
granted to licensees in other
sthtes.
{His order, if upheld by the Com
mission after review, would re
quire the firm and its six active
partners to discontinue the prac
tiOe.
The evidence disclosed that the
west coast and Alaska rates are
double those charged for leasing
machinery to shrimp processors in
other states. As of August 31, 1960,
six of the company’s machines
were located in Alaska.
Social Security
Mau Here May 22
Burt Paulsen. Social Security
Representative, will visit Kodiak
Wednesday. May 22. If you have a
problem or a question about the
old-age, survivors or disability
program, you are invited to see
Paulsen. He will be at the Employ
ment Security office fromm 1 p.m.
to 4 p.m. on the 22nd.
Self-employed persons who have
been reporting their earnings for
social security would do well to
ask for a statement of their official
records, Paulsen advises us.
If you are a self-employed per
son, you must report your earn
ings for social security if you net
$400 or more in a taxable year.
For this, you will receive credit
for four quarters of coverage.
Post card forms to be used in j
obtaining a statement of the earn
ings credited to your social secur
ity account are available from
Paulsen, or the Alaska State Em
ployment Service office.
Friday
4:30—Test Pattern
4:40—Poopdeck Pappy
5:00—Shari Lewis
5:30—Death Valley Days
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—News Review
6:30—News, Sports, Weather
7:00—Kodiak Sportsmen
7:30—My Three Sons
8:00—Real McCoys
8:30—Rawhide.
9:30—'U ntouchables
10:30—Movie
Saturday
12:15—Capt. Kangaroo
1:00—Ford Show
1:30—.Price Is Right
2:00—Baseball
4:00—Lawrence Welk
5:00—Exploring
6:00—Bonanza
7:00—Have Gun, Will Travel
7:30—Dick Van Dyke
8:00—U.S. Steel Hour
9:00—Jack Paar Show
10:00—Movie
Sunday
12:00—Chapel of the Air
12:30—The Christophers
1:00—Candid Camera
1:30—Merv Griffith Show
2:10—Mitch Miller
3:00—Movie
4:00—True Adventure
4:30—College Bowl
5:00—Championship Bridge
5:30—To Tell The Truth
6:00—Perry Como Show
7:00—Wagon Train
8:00—Perry Mason
9:00—Gunsmoke
9:30—Twilight Zone
10:00—Movie
Monday
4:30—Test Pattern
4:40—Poopdeck Pappy
5:00—Dobie Gillis
5:30—Magic Land
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—Newsreel
6:30—News, Sports, Weathe>
7:00—Andy Griffith
7:30—Steve Canyon
8:00—Sports
8:30—Peter Gunn
9:00—Big Story
9:30—Joey Bishop Show
10:00—Movie
Tuesday
4:30—Test Pattern
4:40—Poopdeck Pappy
5:00—20th Century
5:30—Ted Mack Show
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—Screen News Digest
6:30—News, Sports, Weather
7:00—Bonanza
8:00—Wanted: Dead or Alive
8:30—I’ve Got a Secret
9:00—Fight of the Week
10:00—Bowling
Wednesday
4:30—Test Pattern
4:40—Poopdeck Pappy
5:00—Big Picture
5:30—Danny Thomas
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—Canadian Travel Film
6:30—News, Sports, Weather
7:00—Ed Sullivan
8.00—Science Fiction
8 30—Zane Grey Theatre
9:00—SheUey Berman Show
20:00—Tonight Show
Thursday
4;30—Test Pattern
4 40—poopdeek Pappy
5:00—Magic Midway
3:30—Sea Hunt
6:00—Cartoons
Silfr-^Great Dramas
6;30—News, Sports, Weather
7:00_Bat Masterson
7:30—Lockup
8:00—Gary Moore Show
9:00—What’s My Line
9 30—Expedition Colorado
10:00—Wrestling
10:30—Movie
Note: All programs subject to
change without notice.
(The Mirror wishes to thank
Larry Webber out at AFBTS
for taking the time and effort to
phone the weekly changes in the
TV Schedule each week.)
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