NWA Revises Far«
Kodiak To Seatita
Northwest Airlines has ne
tiffed J. G. Martz, local agent,
that a tariff revision listing
the Koliak-Anchorage-Seatth
fare at $67 was effective Juru
14.
“This fare was put int# et
feet to assist you (Martz) ir
meeting competition with Pa
cific Northern Airlines and car
only be used in conjunction
with a ticket from Kodiak to
Anchorage via Pacific Nor
thern and Anchorage to Se
attle via Northwest Tourist.”
A. B. Hayes, NWA Sales
Manager said.
The fare is as follows: “Ko
I ink-Anchorage (Pa'Miie Nor
| them) $35. Anchorage-Seattle
(Northwest) $37. Total $10c
plus tax.
It was also announced tha
)NWA will pay thelimousin
. transfer cost between Elmen
■ dorf and Merrill Field or the
International Airport up to
connection time of eight hours.
Seattle — Four Coast and
Geodetic Suryey groups will
1 leave Seattle this week to
| make triangulation surveys in
j Alaska.
I The units will include nine
officers and 105 men. They
will «3e helicopters and small
planes to transport men and
equipment.
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Twd Hunters
lake Trip Down
Karluk Rsver
A trip down the winding
Karluk River from the lake to
the village of Karluk was
made early this week by twc
men.
Ed Walters, hunter ano
photographer from Modesto,
California, and Alf Madsen,
big game guide and outfitter,
made the 28 mile water jour
1 ney in approximately eight
1 hours.
“I believe this is the first
time a non-resident hunter
ever made the trip, ” Madsen
said. He added that it was thef
first time he had ever made it
by boat. The men used a
canvas folding boat for the
trip.
Walters arrived here three
weeks ago and spent 10 days
taking pictures and fishing at
Madsen’s Uganik Bay camp.
They returned to Kodiak and
flew with Vince Daly to Kar
luk Lake where Waiters shot
a Kodiak bear.
Madsen said the first part of j
the trip they were able to use
a two and one half Johnson
outboard and made good time.
They stayed overnight near
the Kodiak Conservation Club
camp, reached from Larsen
Bay by portage, and continued
the.r trip the next day. Daly
flew to Karluk village Tuesday
and brought them to town. i
I
C of C President '
Sends Letters
Letters to all committee
chairmen of the Kodiak Cham
ber of Commerce were mailed !
this week by President Mar
shall Crutcher.
The new president expres
sed appreciation to the chair- (
men for their continuous mem-,
bership and the interest!
shown in the affairs of the
chamber.
I He urged regular attendance ,
and emphasized that interest
shown in the chamber was of
greater importance than the!
^yearly dues. He further asked
the members to extend an in
vitation to their associates and
friends to take part in the
‘work.
last Card Party To Be
Held Sunday
| High score in bridge was
i made by Mrs. Vince Daly Sun
day evening during the St.
Mary’s Catholic Church spon
sored party.
Mrs. Walter O’Brien took
the low bridge prize and Mr.
and Mrs. Les Sorum won
honors in pinochle. Artie Tor
gramson won in cribhage and
Ole Johnson lost.
The last card parly of the
season will be held tomorrow
night. The parties will not be
held during the summer but
may be resumed in the fall,
Father Raymond Talbott, S.J.
j said yesterday.
• Mrs. Paul Swanson has re
turned after a several weeks
trip outside.
Frank Meeks and Fred Wil
der of the Bureau of Land
Management in Anchorage
net with members of the city
council recently to discuss the
transfer of land in the Fort
Abrecombie area to the city.
Frank Kirby, Seattle barber
is expected to arrive by NWA
co accept employment at
Tony’s Barber Shop,
City prisoners may volun
tarily apply for employment
to Mill Vokacek, public wcrks
superintendent, to clean and
beautify the city.
The move was approved re
cently by the city council.
BPW Convention
j Report Given
A report of theAlaska Basi
• ness and Professional Wo
1 men’s Club convention in
| Anchorage was given to mem
! bers ef the local chapter Mon
jday during the regular meet
j ing at the Montmartre Inn.
I Mrs. William L. Smith, sec
' retary, presented a written
report and Mrs. Carl Naldrett
; ana Mrs. Carl Huer also told
of the activities there.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson
and daughters Marie and Is
abel left on the Denali for a
several weeks’ visit on the
west coast.
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