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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-11-15

to be shipped out Of town without
the ministration of the prescribed
rites. This, coupled with losses
sustained in the fire, had caused
the departure of about half Of
ther number. The remaining ones,
with the exception of the three al
luded to in the opening of this mar
rative, departed upon the outbreak.
of the dreaded yellow fever cpl.
denic in the fall of 1899.
Ito Be Continued Next Week.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-11-15

DIR. ISadOre ReeS, who has been
appointed chairman of the newly
created National B'nai Birth Com
mittee on Scouting.
cago Scout Council. Mr.. Monsky,
president Of B'nai Birth, is for
mer president of the Covered Wa
gon Area of the Boy Scouts. The
late Mortimer L. Schiff, who was
one of the founders and national
president of the Boy Scouts of
America, was a member of B'nai
Birth.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-11-15

RABBI SAMUEL SANDMEL
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-11-15

Editors note: We are happy
to present herewith a letter
from another author and
journalist.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-11-15

congregation
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-11-15
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Abrams Of
2544 Dellwood Street just celebrat-
ed the Pidian Haben of their ba-
by son.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-11-15
National B'nai Birth Scouting
Committee Appointed by MOnsky

Bookstaber is a former member
of the national council of the Boy
Scouts of America, while Mr..
jachs is vice-chairman of the Chi
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-11-15
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sobel an
nounce the birth of a son in st.
Vincent's Hospital on November
IL.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Foor an
nounce the birth of a daughter
born Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
POETIC ACTRESS

Laraine Day, Nurse Mary Lamont of "Dr. Kildare Goes Home." is, in addition to a director of Little Thea ter productions, poetess of talent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06

1 Sheridan, Ida Lupino and Hum phrey Bogart. as the headliner while Pop Always Pays" featuring Leon Errol will be on the co-fea-p ture. Outstanding attractions com- ing soon to the Strand include "River's End", Pride and Prejudice, Flowing Gold'', T Love You Again" and among others "The Great Me- Ginty."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
COLMAN, ROGERS
 HEAD POLL FILM
Lucky Partners" Start Tomorrow; Scandals on
 Stage Next Month

Making their debut as co-Star- ing team, Ronald Colman and Gin- ger Rogers participate in a spark ling set of movie adventures in Lucky Partners" which provides a hilarious time such as movie-goers haven't experienced in a long while. Lucky Partners" opens at the Loew Poli theater tomorrow for an en- gagement of four days, and is one of the new seasons smartes t and more delightful laugh hits With ist settings in New York's Greenwich Village, at a Niagara Falls hotel and in a little upstate town, it pro- jectS Ronald Colman in the role of a mysterious Village artist and Gin- ger Rogers as book store clerk who is engage to snug and selfish dimwit. A chance occurrence leads Ginger to consider Colman a talis- man of luck, and she persuades him to join her in the purchase of sweepstakes ticket, whose winnings she seeks in order to marry.
 Colman recgonizes in Ginger's prospective husband a complacent, armchair mate, and he makes an odd Stipulation-Should they win, Ginger must accompany him on strictly platonic honeymoon before she marries (for the fiance doesn't believe in wasting money on honey moonsD And Colman even succeeds in gaining an agreement to his rash
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06

men who went down to the beautiful South Sea Islands to find rare for unes in beautiful pearls. Bucko Larson, played by Victor McLaglen, heads such an expedition in the film, and he makes 8 strange bar gain with Ruby Taylor, Singapore cafe girl, played by Frances Farm CT, when they set sail to capture this booty.
 As soon as they land in the South Seas, Larson proceeds to trick the natives to dive for him and to still the fears of young and handsome Kehane island chief, played by Jon Hall.
 A series of fast and dramatic episodes follow from here on and the smash action which is unreeled furnishes the pictures with scenes of stirring excitement and suspense
 Co-featuring this program will be Gold Rush Maisie", third in the popular series dealing with the ad- ventures of the stranded shoWgirl. In this picture Ann Sothern and Lee Bowman together with Slim Summerville and Virginia Weidler are said to provide some of the seasons most hilarious and heart warming comedy.
 And then on Wednesday the Strand will present another giant twin bill with "They Drive By Night" sarring George Raft, Ann
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06

proposal from the bridegroom to- be! The ticke tdrawS a horse, and through pre-race sale prudently engineered by the fiance, Colman and Ginger acquire $6,000 and em- bark on their trip.
 What happens thereafter, with the blundering would-be groom coming into the picture, and Cole mans arrest out of hilarious mix up, make for some of the most up- roarious sequences and the funniest ending possible to this distinctive piece of screen entertainment.
 The second big hit on the pro- gram is Black Diamonds" a roar ing drama of tn edangerous life of workers in the coal mines. Richard Arlen and Andy Devine have the leading roles.
 Coming in person to Loew's Poli, October 1st, 2nd and 3rd is George Whites Scandals, intact with cast of 75, headed by Ella Logan and Ben Blue. Watch for further an- nouncementS on this spectacular stage show.
 The next big two hit show coming to this theater includes Wallace Beery in wyoming" his biggest hit to date, and "Dr. Kildare Goes Home" with Lew Ayers, Lionel Bar rymore and Laraine Day.
 hillbilly hit "Comin' Round Tke Mountain" will be the second big treat.
 Starring Bran Aherne and Rita Hayworth "The Lady In Question"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
JAMBOREE SCOUTS
 TO HOLD REUNION

A reunion of Waterbury's jam boree scout troop of 1885 was held last evening at the scout house of the First Congregational church Most of the original group of 26 boys were present, and those who were unable to attend sent mes sages of greeting.
 Motion pictures of the trip taken by the troop in 1886, after the in- fantile paralysis epidemic the pre- ceeding year had cancelled plans for the jamboree itself. were shown last evening by Herbert s. Root. Talks were given by Milton Huffman, Konstantos Valuchas, and William Gaughan, the three leaders on the expedition.
 Messages were read from Jack Humphries, one of the troop who is now in Boston, and from Norman Smith, son of Fred S. Smith, chair man of the jamboree committee. Young Smith is spending the sum- mer in California.
 Scout Executive David F. Babson attended the meeting, which was arranged by Ray Cummings of Oak vile and Arol Charbonneau of Wa tertoWn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
SOUTH SEAS EPIC
 NEXT AT STRAND
"South of Pago PagO" Be- gins Sunday Starring
 MCLaglen and Hall

Ending tomorrow evening at the popular Warner Bros. Strand Thea ter is the technicolor production Maryland" with Walter Brennan, Fay Bainter and large cast: also Lana Turner and John Shelton in we Who Are Young.
 Spotighting the new show open ing at the Strand on Sunday is South of Pago Pago", an epic of South Seas romance and intrigue, which may be seen and enjoyed for three days.
 The superb cast of this new ad- venture romance is headed by Vic- or McLaglen, John Hall who won sensational fame as the hero of "The Hurricane", Frances Farmer, Olympe Bradna, Douglas Dumbrille with Gene Lochart heading a grand sup porting cast.
 In addition to the distinguished talents of its hand-picked cast, South of Pago Pago", has the ad- vantages of an exciting, fast paced story which vii keep patrons on edge throughout.
 The story of he film is one of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06

has been hailed as reI1eSnlngIy olA- ferent, not only for it's ingenious and ingenious narrative but also for the manner in which the co-stars per- form.
 Aherne, one of the handsomest leading men on the screen today, departs from custom to appear in his first straight character role, that of a beetle -browed, walruS- -muStach- ed shop-keeper with a heart big enough to hold the world. Miss Hayworth one of the screens most glamorous stars, similarly deserts her glamour roles to appear as an attractive, albeit plainly dressed young woman who is the center of terrific domestic storm.
 Excellent as are the co-stars, they are supported by cast equally as fitted for the various roles in this joyous comedy. Supporting players include Glenn Ford, Irene Rich, Evelyn Reyes and Edward Norris.
 Bob Burns, Jerry Colonna, Don Wilson, Uncle Ezra and a half doz- en more of your favorite comedians head the brilliant cast of the sec- ond howlarious treat "Comin' Round The Mountain.
 There's feuds and fooling, rough house and romance and a score of rousing hillbilly tunes in this grand comic show, so plan to see it at the State starting Sunday.
 Alfred Hitchcock'S masterful pro- duction of Foreign Correspondent" comes to the State on Wednesday as the thrill spectacle of the year with Joel McCrea in the starring lead and Laraine Day, Herbert Mar shall, and host of others in sup port. In this magnificent produc- tion State patrons will see scene after scene of magnitude rarely equalled on the screen, for this is the exciting story of the lives and loves of the greatest adventures of our time. On the same big show will be Five Little Peppers In Trouble" with Edith Fellows in the leading role.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06

Of front-page interest, as dra- matic presentation of Americanism in these changing times is March of Times first feature film "The Ramparts We Watch. From the ranks of radio will step Lum and Abner in Dreaming Out Loud"
 "Scattergood Baines", Hollands genial character in three features. Jean Hersholt's "Dr. Christian" se- ries is down for three pictures, and Leslie CharteriS' crime busting Saint" series will also be continued for that number.
 Gene Stratton-Porter's "Freckles" and 'Laddie" are to be filmed; also Theodore Deriser's Sister Carrie, and Hollands Valley of the Sum-.
 Richard Dix will star in an air drama Men Against The Sky. Anne Shirley is to be in T Married A Cheat.
 Agree this is an impressive list of stars and material?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
SUICIDE SCHEDI1LE

Manhattan College meets the football teams of Duquesne, Bos- ton College, Marquette, Villanova, and Holy Cross in succession this season. ,H4H
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
CARDS DEPICTED PEOPLES

The original suits of German and French playing cards were cups, swords, money, and batons. These represented clerics, soldiers, mer- chants. and workers. respectively.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
TWO SMASH HITS
 AT STATE SUNDAY
He Stayed for Breakfast /, Gay Comery, Heads Bill
 Opening New Season

Coming to a close at Warmers State theater tomorrow evening is the gay comedy "He Stayed For Breakfast" with Loretta Young and Melvyn Douglas in the co-starring leads also Ann Dvorak, Helen Mack and Lola Lane in Girls of, the Road".
 Starting Sunday the State will usher in the first big double unit show of the new season. Not one, but two smash productions will grace this outstanding screen bill which is scheduled for a three day showing.
 Laughs, chuckles and giggles will be the keynote of this show for the delightful comedy-romance "The Lady In Question" has been select ed as the headliner while the new
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
STEAK EATER

Roland Young had to consume six steaks for one sequence in "Dulcy."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06

Best sellers of the year, play hits and radio headliners are part of the fifty-three films to issue in 1940- 4l from RKO Radio Pictures. These, together with 13 March of Times, the wide weekly RKO Pathe News. the IS Walt Disneys, and 13 of the Illuminating and entertaining "In- formation Please, are the big guns in this company'S amusement ar- senal.
 Galaxy of Stars
 Just glance at tie next paragraph, with its procession of stars in this particular company's program, and admit that it's little short of spec tacular:
 There's Ginger Rogers and Rom aid Colman, Carole Lombard and Charles Laughton, Orson Welles, a dynamo of energy down on the list as both actor, director and pro- ducer. There's Jean Arthur and Cary Grant, Charles Boyer and Anne Shirley, and to get away from this pairing design, Kay Kyser, Ann Miller, Anna Neagle, Maureen O'Hara, Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz the Cuban sensation who scored on Broadway, Richard Dix, James FL lison, Kay Francis, Jean Hersholt, Buster Keaton, Gene Raymond, Lupe Velez and Leon Errol.
 Fiction and Drama Filmed
 RKO Radio has combed the fic- tion and drama field for plays and novels by Sidney Howard, Christo- pher Morley, Clarence Burlington Kelland, Leslie Charteris, Theodore Dreiser, Louis Bromfeld, Gene Stratton-Porter and L. M. Mont gomery.
 The best seller kitty Foyle" will have Ginger Rogers in the title role. She will also star in Elmer Rice's Broadway hit 1.-TWO On an Island"
 'They Knew What They Wanted" from the Sidney Howard play, will bring Carole Lombard and Charles Laughton together Laughton will star alone in another film, as will Miss Lombard
 Welles, Colman, Jean Arthur and Cary Grant will each star in at least one picture Boyer is sched- uled to star in "Ariane Pretends" and ''The Pirate"
 George Abbott is at this writing in Hollywood as producer and direc- tor of his Broadway success Too Many Girls, with a good part of the cast brought from the East. ''No, No, Nanette" and Sunny" will bring Anna Neagle before her fans in musical comedy adaptations.
 Kay Kyser and his band will be represented by second screen opus, You'll find Out" Harold Lloyd's initial production "Three Girls and a Cob" starring Maureen O'Hara, will be released by RKO Radio.
 That successful partnership, Gene Towne and Graham Baker, with the launching of screen versions of "Tom Browns School Days" and Swiss Family Robinson" is going to break forth with Little Men" and How to Meet a Man. Audiences will be invited to the hiss watching the laugh-o-drama "The Villain Still Pursued Her..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06

fiction group distinguished tophght should be bigger envable dynamic President George Shaefer Its list roster
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06

Ends He Stayed for Brenkfast'
 Sat-! hnd Girls of the ROnd'
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
IL ENTIERRO DEL SIR. RO-
pRIGUEZ
Manifestation de Duelo

Una Manifestation de DUelO
Sc verified sabado por Ia
tarde, a las CHICO, ell entierro del
anciano Antonio Rodriguez, pa
DIRE del querido amigo Ramoni1
Rodriguez.
Fue Ell acto una sentida mani
feStaci6n de duelo y la mejor
prueba de que era muy querido
Y de que muy queridos son tam
bien sus familiares.
Despidieron ell duelo en- ell &C.
menterio ,por Ell Centre Astu-
riano ell Sr. Jose Gonzalez, ell Sc
c~retario, y por la familia Ell Sr.
Victoriano Manteiga, director
de este periodico.
A Ramonin, su hermana y O.
tros familiares reiteramos nues
tro sincere peSame.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28

parativos para la Verbena1Ca-
baret que efectuara la LOgia
Francisco Ferrer y Guardia No.
As ell sabado 8 de Noviembre, en-
.el P~atio-Jardin del Circulo Gu
banO.
va cuentan con un numeroI
considerable de mesas vendidaS,
como tambien de entradas.
Las orquestaS "Don Francis
co" Y LA sonora, esta Ultima
con Ell cantante Rafael Artigas
en- la parte vocal, seran las en-
cargadas de la musica.
Las mesas reservadaS, inclu-
yendo la entrada Sc venden a
So 100; entrada general, 80 y 25
~centaNos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDRIGUEZ)

en- primer lugar; impossible fue
al jurado Seleccionar entxe Ma
ria Gonzalez y Elena MendeZ, el
seguno y el tercer lugar, puesla
muchedumbr aplaudia al uniso-
no a una Y otra. Entonces la
Srta. Gonzalez, que pertenece a
la Secci6n de Damas,por esta ra
ION decide conceder el segundo
lugar a la Srta. MGndez, reel
biendo por csc acto una merec;-
da saliva de aplausos.
En- selection de jovenes fue-
ron premiados Pace Diaz, pri.
mer lugar; Nanny Leo6n, segun
do lugar Y Aware Fernandez
tercer lugar,
Terminate este acto fuimOs
cortesmente invitado por el Sr.
Ramiro Tamargo, quien nos do
detalles de las pr6ximas fiestas
que esa Secci6n celebrara que
son: "Noche de Gala, Thanks
giving Day, Christmas Matt
nee" y "Baile Social de Ano
Nuevo", prometiendonos infor-
marnos en- su op%ortunidad de
eSstas fiestas.
Cuando abandonamos' ell sa-
lon, 100 de la manana la fies-
ia continuaba en- medic de Ia
mayor ammonia.
Fue un verdadero triunfo el
que Sc anot6 IL Seccion de Re-
creo.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
Nuy ConcurTiA la
del AstNTianO

Nuy Concurri6 la
Fiesta del AsturianO
Con una esplendida concu-
rrencia que invadia todos los sa-
ZONES de la Sociedad Astur, ce
lebr6 en- ia noche del pasado sa-
bado su anunciado bale social
"Pre-HaIloween" la estimada
Secci6n de Recreo. Predomina-
ban los disfraceS, pOr cierto
muny originates y bonitos.
A las 10 80 de la noche empe-
70 a tocar en- la sala cantina su
repertoire la orquesta 'Siboney'
la que tenia en- la parte vocal a
la Srta. Merceditas Sanchez.
Muy variado y selectO Su roper
torio. En- este salon sc ~colocarOn
un buen n1mero de mesas, las
que eran ocupadas por una dis
tinguida concurrencia.
A las IL 100 empez6 ell baile
en- ell salon principal, a cargo de
la orquesta Bob Portion. Es-
tie salon estaba copl:tamente lie
no. Cast sc hacia impossible el
bailar; pero nuestra juventud,
hacienda case omiso de las diff
cultades, bailaba el modernfsi-
mo "Jitterbug".
A la l :15 a. m. sc anunci6 que
empezarfa ell desfile de las per-
sonas que estaban disfrazadas,
habiendose escogido por ell presi
dente de la Secci6n, Sr. Ramiro
Tamargo para que itnegraran
el jurado a los Sres. AL Chiara-
monte. Ibrahim Dfaz y Ell que
estas lineas escribe.
Fueron seleccionadas ocho da
mitas Y ocho caballeros, las que
despues "aclamadas' por medic
de los aplausos del pdblicO, tres
de cada grupo. Resultaron triun
fadoras las Srtas. Irma Garcia,
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
CASINO
HUGO DEL CARRH

Durante dos dias sc exhibira
EN- este popular teatro, empe-
zando manana martes, la elo-
giada production tires Argen-
kin3s en- Paris, con Hugo del
Earril de protagonista.
Junto a notable cantante y
actor aparecen Forencio PARA
vicini y Tito ISlisiardo.
Despues de la pelicula habla-
da en- lengua castellana Sc exhi-
bira Maryland, con jain Pay
ne, hablada EN- ingles. Las mott
cias son habladas tambien en-
eSpanol. Rigen los m6dicos pre-
clos de 10 y 20 centavos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
La Matinee de Aver

Otro triunfo conquist6 aver
domingo la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol con la matt
nee bailable que celebr6 en- su
hermoso salon de la Septima a.
venida y calle Diez y Seis.
Toda nuestra juventud Sc ha-
llaba ALI congregada y al final
de la fiesta sali6 muy satisfe-
cha de haber asistidO a esta flies
ia veSpertina.
Corresponds a la sexta de Ia
temporada.
Desde la plataforma de la m1
sica sc anunci6 la pr6xima, pa
ra el ensrante domingo.
En- los intermedios, las mesas
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
SE LA ARENA
PARA LUCHAS

Benjamin Field Sc reabrira
esta noche para un programa de
luchas. La Sombra Negra, gil
gante de 800 libras, se/batira
cen Jack Reeder en- ell encuen-
tro principal. AL Getz tendra de
oponente a Dick Lever; Marvin
Jones luchara con Walter Logan
. Joe Marsh con Jerry Kooy.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
Otra Fiesta InfGntd

Tambien acudieron a disfru-
tar de varias horas de eXpan-
sion una buena cantidad de nj
nos al bale infantil que celebra-
ron aver domingo las Damas
Sacerdotisas del Hogan, de la
Orden Caballero de la Luz.
AL compass de muy buena md
sica bailaban preciOsos peque-
nuelos, luciendo bonitos disfrd-
ces.
En- los rostrCs de los mayores
Sc podla observar la algeria mas
sincera.
Nuestras congratulations.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
Function de BeReficiO

Adelantan los ensayos de la
bonita comedia "PaZ en- Cue
rra", por los componentes de las
Secciones de Damas y ,Recreo.
de- Circulo Cubano.
Esta function tendra efecto ell
dia 10 de Noviembre en- ell tea
tro de la sociedad.
Tn gran acto de variedades
sera preSentado en- la segundo
parte.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
URGS LiReaS

Para recordar 81 Cabaret Pri-
.vado que efectuara la Sociedad
.LUnione Italiana, ell sabado 8
de Nov. en- ell salon principal de
.su edificio.
Recomendamos separen sus
mesas a tempe. Ash podran ele-
CIR ell sitio.
Daremos mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
DEL PUERTO

Lego aver Ell vapor america
no Ruth, procedente de Boston.
Son esperados los vapores Pan
Orleans, Dorothy, Edward Lu-
ckennbach, Hastings, Millinock
ct Y Panama City.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28

que sc colocaron alrededor del
salon estaban en- su Ntalidad D.
.cupadas por simpaticas pareji-
taS.
Muy bien la orquesta Don
Francisco.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
La Pr6rimd FIESTA


En- pr6ximo Jueves, "Dia de
Halloween, celebrara la Sec
Ici6n de Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano una gran fiesta bailable en-
SUI edificio social. Comenzara d
a las nueve de la noche, extern
diendose hasta las dos de la ma
drugada.
Tres pOpulares orquestas de
la localidad tendran a su cargo
la parte bailable, "Victor Ruiz f,
"Don Francisco y La Tropi
.cal".
A les asistentes Sc obseluia-
ra en- la puerta de entrada con
serpentinas, Confettis. Cornc-
.tas Y otros objetoS propios pa
ra la OCCASION.
Precios: 25c las damas y 75c
les caballeros.
La fiesta como 10 indica ell
nombre sera carnavalesca.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
Fiesta InfGntil

r ttStu IHJuHCtt
Allegro y divertida Ia noche
de aver para nuestra "jente me-
nuda" en- los saloneS de los A
guila de Orc, con la fiesta baila-
BILE de las Damas de la LOgia Ca
balleros Leales de America.
Centonares de ninoS acudie-
ron, luciendo preciosos diSfra-
ces. Muchos de elloS recibieron
premioS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-31
By SCHUYLER o. BLAND

Dy 0NHU LLHN O' bL1hAND Chairman, Subcommittee, on Alas kan Fisheries of the Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries,
 House of Representatives
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-31

splendid facilities provided at the University for Mining, Agriculture, and other vacations, a Fisheries course should be added to its cur riculum.
 Game Fish
 Another innovation is the drafting of separate game fish regulations for the Territory. Suggestions have been invited, through the press, from all Alaskans interested in the subject, and many helpful sugges- tions have reached Washington It is believed that the, tourist trade may be developed on a larger scale in the future and undoubtedly many of the tourists will be attracted by the .unexcelled game fishing of AL aska It is essential, therefore, that barren lakes be stocked and that adequate protection be afforded game fish It is believed that lakes and streams in addition to the new ones now being utilized should be fi ii.-f.
 opened up for the sport fishermen in order to prevent too great a drain upon any one. stream.
 If Alaska is to take full advant- age of it's many opportunities, it is essential that the work of the sev- eral Federal agencies and of the Territorial Government. be coordi- noted to accomplish the same de- sirable ends It seems to me the time has come when Alaskans must stop hurling criticisms at the Blu reau of Fisheries and join with, us in conserving and developing the fisheries resources to enhance the wealth and development of Alaska The Bureau of Fisheries, therefore sclicits sympathetic cooperation, not only of the Federal and Territorial governmental agencies, but of every citizen of Alaska