Alaska Fish And
Game Commission
Meets Nov. 18
Ths fall meeting of ike Alaska
Pish and Game Commission tfin
convene in the office of the
Alaska Department of Fish and
Game in Juneau starting the week
of November 18, according to word
receiv'd from * C.L. Anderson,
Director of the Territorial agency.
During the meeting the Com
mission will review the activities
and hear the reports of the men
working on commercial and sport
fisheries, biological research, in
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formation. Policies concerning the
new game division of the Depart
ment will be formulated during
this session.
Of paramount consideration dur
ing the meeting will he the adop
tion of a set of recommendations
for changes in the 1958 fisheries
regulations for Alaska to 1>e sub
mitted to the U.S. Fish and Wild
life Service. The Commission will
review the material presented by
fishermen, other interested per
sons, the Department staff, and
will meet with the officials of the
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
before making up a brief that will
incorporate its views.
Although all Commission meet
ings are open to the public, Wed
nesday afternoon November 20,
has been set aside for those wish
ing to personally present material
to the Commission. ‘‘The Alaska
Fish and Game Commission urges
interested persons to come to its
sessions and welcomes written
statements from those unable to
attend in person,” Director Ander
son stated.
Advisory committees will be
established during the Commiss
ion mfeeting. These committees,
composed of persons well inform
ed on the fish and game resources
of a locality, will assist the Com
mission in the conduct of its
business. Communities wishing to
form advisory committees should
write to the Alaska Fish and Game
Commission, 229 Alaska Office
Building, Juneau, immediately.
Labor Council
To Ask City $675
For Land Strip
A meeting was held by the
Central Labor Council to deter
mine how mijch of the l>abor
Temple Inc. property they claim
is being trespassed by the public.
The land in question is the strip
which stretches from, the comer
of Brooklyn Avenue up Alaska
Way and Shelikoff Street—part of
the ground upon which the I*abor
Temple stands.
The meeting maintained that
1 600 square feet of land ownd by
Labor Temple Inc. were being us
ed by the public and a charge of
*'$1.12% cents per square foot
should be made to the City for its
use*
The matter will he brought up
at Monday's council meeting.
Jury's Verdict:
Death By Drowning
A six-man jury brought the ver
dict of “presumed dead from
drowning Off shore at Old Harbor”
when they heard a' case at Com
missioner's Court Tuesday to as
certain why Mike Inga, 46, disap
peared while on a fishing boat
September 12, 1956. His body was
never recovered.
Inga, who lived at Old Harbor
and was the second chief of a tribe
there, set out in a fishing boat
with three other men on Septem
ber 12, 1956, Two of the men testi
fied that when they returned to
Old Harbor, Inga was no longer
aboard. They had not noticed his
disappearance till then. It was also
testified that on the night of Sep
tember 12 there was a thick fog.
Inga was married and the
father of four children.
Serving on the jury were How
ard Demarest, Ole Johnson, Clar
ence King, Victor Norton, Charles
Christofferson and Alfred La Vine.
A presumptive d-3ath certificate is
to be issued by the U.S, Commiss
ioner.
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