The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-01

As the smoke cleared away after fthe awarding of Salmon Derby prizes last night, there was some trading as men winners of permanent waves diokercd with women winners oi fishing tackle.
 Shell Simmons of Alaska Coastal Airlines missed getting free trip on his own airline. He rated ninth which gave him a 3O-O6 Springfield rifle. The tenth prize was the AGA trip.
 The 24-pounders were popular 1 with five entries along with five 22- pounders and five 21-pounders Three 25-pounders were entered There were a number of other ties of two.
 Following is an unofficial list subject to correction, of the number [ of the prizes, the award, by whom donated, the winner, and the weight of the fish entered
 l. 1851 Oldsmobile sedan given by the Territorial Sportsmen, Inc. won by E. E. Norton, for the 56- pounder.
 2. Reinell boat and 10 horsepower Johnson outboard motor given by P. E. Harris Co.,, Superior Packing Co.,, New England Fish Co.,, Pacific American Fisheries, Columbia River Packers Association, Todd Packing Co.,, Libby McNeill and Libby by Ernest Whitehead, 53 pounds, ? ounces.
 3. Two roundtrip tickets by Pan American Airways Stratocfuiser to Honolulu during the winter season provided by the Territorial Sports men, Inc, went to Edward Cwik, 42 pounds, IA ounces.
 4. Coldspot refrigerator donated by Sears, Roebuck and Co.,, to K Weiss, 42 pounds, F ounces. 5. One roundtrip to Seattle given by the. Alaska Steamship Co.,, to T Messer, 42 pounds ounces. 6. iEvinrude outboard motor, 35 horsepower provided by Thomas Hardware Go. and the R. w. Cowl- ing Co.,, to F. l.. (Red) Holloway, fl pounds. Avl
 2. Winchester rifle (270) with sling from Juneau-Young Hardware l Co.,, Wayne Johnson, 40 pounds, : ounces.
 8. Zenith Trans-Ocean Radio Garrison Radio Co.,, w. c. McDon- aid, 39 pounds, 13 ounces.
 g. One 30-o6 Springfield rifle Northern Commercial Co.,, Shell Simmons, 38 pounds.
 10. One roundtrip for two persons to any town on the Alaska Coastal Airlines schedule by Alaska Coastal J. Warner, 33 pounds, IA ounces.
 II. Grocery order worth $12O Thibodeau Grocery, 20th Century Market, Garnicks Grocery, Case Lot Grocery, Bert's Cash Grocery, Cas- tineau Grocery, United Food Store California Grocery and Stevenson's 7. Market, Inez Knorr, 33 pounds, l: ounces.
 12. One-year pass to Capito Theatre, by Capitol Theatre, R. w Marcum, B pounds.
 13. Weekend round trip to Takl Lodge, given by lodge owners Roya and Eleanor O'Reilly, D. W. Dean 32 pounds, Il ounces.
 IA. One-year pass to 20th Gen. tury Theatre by the 10th Century Theatre, Mildred Moran, 32 pounds
 l5. Two pieces of luggage, B. M Behrends Bank and Store, H. Bavard, 31 pounds, 13 ounces.
 Is. Fishing rod, reel, gaff hook nylon line and plug, Juneau Spruce Corp, Betty Vic Young, 31 pounds II ounces.
 IT. Winchester rifle, 30-30, Firs National Bank, J. R. Werner, 3, pounds, 1 ounce.
 Is. Hermes portable typewriter J. B. Burford~Co., Daniel A. Ulery 30 pounds, 13 ounces.
 19 Session electric clock, Nugget Shop, Jack Pasquan, 30 pounds, ounces.
 20. Portable Underwood type writer, Capitol Typewriter Co.,, Clara Maag, 30 pounds.
 21 Moosehide leather bag, liar Dor Leather Co.,, Eunice Edwards 29 pounds, ounces.
 P. Fishing rod, reel and line, Pa cific Northern Airlines, Emil Sam uelson, 28 pounds, 10 ounces. 23. Two pieces Samsonite luggage 1 Fred Henning Co.,, J. M. Doogan 27 pounds, Is ounces.
 24. Six-month pass on city bus by Juneau Transit Go. and one pail mems hip boots by Goodyear Rub-