TC:0TTOT, Continued sj
ATsrrby t-i" ii "sa ife thrown wide open to
e- ory oitixec of tins wbdo United States
who vhooeej to f hp hero iresasrdX^f s of the
number* ena 2j Woidc rcr */i amendment of
the- White Act, wh/croly r„ definite and
reasonable limit fie Let upon the amount of
gear tnat can be/ fished in the area, grant,
ing the lioen.se/to the gear to the one who
fiehcs it, with/ the preference given to
residents who fyave adopted the country as
their own. The1 first approach will lead in
evitatly to periodic closures following
huge salmon p<ncks; the second will tend as
much &3 is hvime.nly possible to make for re
guiar consistent runs of fish. The first
w:Ml tend tcV create periods of feasts and
periods of faminei the seoond, consistent
surpiy» ?he< first will force the country
to become desolate, since human beings can
not; lire through the long periods of do
e -re ro^ulhed to build up the runsi the
sooowd will tend steadily to build up the
lwcral eoouomye Why the Fish and V/ildlife
Service c’v’..d£8*e the first solution to the
prebiem 5 s a mystery to me> Binoo building
tht. local economy up and up is also In the
interest «f national dez'enQo»«*you think!
COURT IN SESSION FEP.F
Tho *’F1
Judge Fo/.t-a; 0':jrv: no I a** re on At?,
in Lowes Tncat. ro Fir,f»t or. tin , d-w.-t ms
the Naturalization hoarirgo c-.? e!.»r j»u
persons* Theonly oase to oomo boib re the
•court was Fenno vs* Larson over ownership
of the scow, Vfoodriver Bol'ic# After the
hearing in this oase* Judge Georgs W* Felts
took it under advisement and no iLunedl ate
• verdict waff given*
The rest of the Court Party consisted
of lUiss Marie Jense n* Secretary to t-Le
• judge; Miss Mary Keeney* Coer a Kenortejrfi
Burton biss* law clerk to tie Judje*
Louise Strahorn* Deputy Clo*k; end Paul
V#Klumpner* Customs and Iirnigratiotr
Representative# Lawyer Cciti-y rs-nrss rated
•Larson and Lawyer Dunn, represented Fenno
in their current trial*
Wayne Waldrip was host tc tho (Tourb
party on a fishing trip tc the J-ifcr-a# The
party flow to First Lako vheie ate
lunoh aV+the (Jammingsv h<*B*C‘> traveled
te. Second Lake in their fishir^ t^eire be*
fore they returned fbr the cve-iiu^©
Each member of the group jp’;r;bt some
fish and toek them hack to A^ch^rage to
prove itt
fine soldiers have gone! Everyone under
19 has a long, sad look and no no’ sparkle
VJhen Uncle Sam establishes a carp in the
future, as he will* we hope he doe** it her
Oscar1s Bakery will be opening for bus
iness soon.#.watch for the date.
In response to Ruhlen* s recent recom
mendations, The Beacon goes on record as
expressing complete satisfaction in thet
type of service (both mail and passenger)
that PNA has offered the Bay Area through
tho cooperation of Bristol Bay Airliner#
This district has NEVER been serviced more
conscientiously and satisfactorily as it
has under the present set-up# The MAIL
always ernes first—something that had"
never before been practiced when a pas sang*
trip would be sneakwd In between!
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