LETTER, continued#
250 men during the season and that same
work will be carried out during the win
ter# Plans are to start nor-k about May 1
and continue throughout the summer# We woul
like to have an estfjir.ie f rc:n you of the
number of men who might be available •.
f^om villages in the immediate vicinity
of Dillingham# Would you -please toire this
office collect after you have had time
'to complete an informal survey# I would
appreciate receiving this information
within ten days#
I am also writing Mr# Walter Dyakanoff
of Unalaska acd Mr# Paul Winsor of Bethel
about this matter* (Signed)
Netss If there are any men in your
area who wish to sign up for this work -
will you please see that they make appli
cation as eairly as possible to the are a
director# This seems to be a fine oppor
tunity for those who wish to work but do
not have fishing jobs# Signed* Emberg
Mr# Hugh Millett’s mother arrived
from Seattle on March 17th. She has been
living at the New Roosevelt Hotel there
for the past few years—got lonesome—
deoided to visit her only son and flew
in one bright day last month# She liked
the set-up so well she has deoided on an
indefinite stay #
Jet8 were oriss-^:. o i iag in the sky
overhead on March 7>Cl/n* They caused quite
a stir—first sky-writing weJve seeni
Every heel needs a sookl
. f .
#
Mr* and Mrs* David Carlson were in
Seattle for two weeks last month* VAills
there they had dental appointments
g wo11 as dipper appoint Kents«—one of
the latter bo inf, with a bunoh of ex'*
Dillinghamersi *- Mary Alice Beh?c ;lr«
and Mrs* Stensonj and Mr* and Mrs®
Nels Peterson#
Sassa Olympia# house guest of the
Andrees* was taken to the hospital
March 28th for observation following the
loss of sig^it in one eye and severe hear^
pains#
Florence and John Wassmann spent last
weekend in Naknek where John checked v;v.h
a prospective employer for a job which
has been dangled in front of lucky hir’,
Mrs. Wassmann settled for the dentists
Speaking of parties? Oh, you weren’t *>
well, anyway—we discovered the ideal
time to spring them, especially where th«
school kids are involved? April Foci’s
Day—when April 1 falls on Friday like
the one just past. ”Head for the round
house, Nellie, He’ll never corner you
there,”
IN5~0UT^ .
Mr* Haokett of the ABC, Mar, 16thj
Mr. & Mrs. Opland over from Nud-'.agek
on April 2j
Herman Schroeder and Walter Noden in
Anchorage on business March 29th)
Marlene Sohroeder Bennett back in
definitely) Don Pelagio returned Mar3 ?T
Sharon Sampson to Anoh. for checkup.
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