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Mo3t of you have heard by now
that Goorgo Srickson has crackod
up his T-Craft. Sovoral versions
of the story - now, here’s mine,
George flow to Denali from Cant
well and landed on a short strip
there, Ho was on sklis, and the
snow was badly drifted. On taking
off again, a 3ki dug through tho
crust bctwoon drifts and broke,
Goorgo and his piano onded up up
side down. Most of tho damage
consists of a prop, landing gear
and holes in tho fabric.
It was fivo days before Goorgo
was back in Cantwell - he will go
back and get the piano as soon as
the snow is gone.
The mud is drying out around tho
now hangar — visitors aro welcome.
Tho office isn’t ready, tho lights
aro dim, and tho cracks arc wide -
out it’s a starti There is fabric
work going on for you to thump on,
a wing being ro-built and a dis
mantled fuselage that has that
x-ray look;
Henry Hunter was visiting here, in
Homer for a few days. Ho went *
hack to Cantwell, where his wife
is to join him later.
Art Grover came in from Kasilof
with his piano looking as cloon •
and woll-groomod as ever. Ken
Lawnoy wont back with him to spend
tho summer.
HOTi-IL GUESTS
Guests rogistcrod at tho Heady
Hotel from I/lay 12 to May 17 woros
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Billup, P. S.
Kerby, T.M.C. Anderson, Roy
Buckles, all of Anchorr.go; L. A*
Robertson, D. 33. .Hart of Seattle;
Johnny Xamthos, Kodiak; Robert
[ Senders, Pox River; Goorgo Puekot,
j Seward; Elmor Chris oman, Skagway;
j Wayno H. Stambough, Wayne E. Jor.o*
’ Happy Valley; Phill Warwick, Tasc- \
i etna; Wale Bock ai#d Harold Bonnet •
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