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Vcl. Ill No. 12 ___Price _1Q^_
Mr# Bob Bartlett, Alpska^s Delegate to
the United States Congress, placed a jew
eled crown upon the head of Dillingham*s
lovely Labor Day Queen, Miss Delores John
son, at the Vtfillow Tree Inn on Monday ,
8«pSeiAber 1st, to conclude the town* a
gala holiday celebration#
The annual ohoosins of a Labor Day Q,ueen
is based upon a popularity vote and the
lucky young lady who receives the honor is
also awarded a seasons pass to all fu?i
ctions held at the Willow Tree Inn through
out the ensuing year*
Delores* the charming President of the
High School Student Body, is following ill
the footsteps of her popular older sister*
Virginia* who was awarded this same honor
in the past* Runnexvup for the title of
Labor Day Queen was the petite blonde,
Doris Shade* Both girls wore delightful
fresh flower corsages throughout the event
ing.
As Delegate Bartlett lowered the crown
upon Miss Johnson’s head* he said,"It
gives me great pleasure to have this pri
vilege* Delores, of crowning you Labor Day
Queen of Dillingham* I will go even far
ther and crown you queen of a1! Bristol
Eay*n In appreciation of this added com
pliment, Her Majesty asked Mr* Bartlett to
be her partner for the first dance fol
lowing the coronation^
LOCAL proposal :ru A-BauDON FWS
A Union Comrov.rBv** r-opij.osed of Paul
Hildebrand, Prasvf ilr Bob Kallenberg
anc. Father BndaX uot /.»«?* and corw
doiipsd their kaovrlcdg.* fcf Bristol Bay’s
fishing problem (from ih* resident fish**
e,rn&ah. point of view) i:;to a triof
sfctvfc ament of fact which was sent to Mr#
Fr-d MoSinnis, Chairman of the Steering
Committee in Juneau©
In this briof they .said that the fun
damental problem of our area was to bring
about such conditions as will leave more
of the great wealth taken out of this
area annually# The Salmon pack of Bristol
Bay is valued at from $15,000,000 to
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DiMJCkATIC PARTY AHRIVES LABOR DAY
Piloted by Tony Schulte and Tom Berg ,
a party of five Demoorats flew into town
on the afternoon of September 1st to
greet old friends and meet new ones in
thoir honest effort to contact many area*
hitherto neglected by political aspirant*
Before a large gathering of Dillingha*
itea at the Willow Tree Inn that evening
each member of the party—Bob Bartlett*
Irene Ryan# Zac Loussacr Al Owen and
Rub soil Ycung—was introduced to the
publio by Clyde Spears# Democratic Com
mitteeman*
Young# Ryan# uwen ana noussae are cur*
rent contendere for a seat in the next
Territorial legislature# and Bob Barbie
is oposing Republican Bob Reeves for *.'
Delegate to Congress* All of these nama
will appear on the November ballot—so
keep them in mind*
Following Bartlett’s introduction# h'
made a Bhort speech in pra ise of the i<.
pie here# and expressed admiration in i
progress this area has made both local.!,
and nationally.? Re. also spoke on behal
Of bteve BioOu-cheon# Bill Bgan# Jack Coi
right# Dr# Pollardr Pete Kalamarides and
Buel Nesbitt who had intended to be witl
tho .group but were unable ta get away a*
this* particular time* Bartlett said thr
they would undoubtedly be over later in
the month*
The group was delighted with the gem
friendliness of the DUlinghamites and
declared we were more like the t real
Alaskans* than any they hhd met* Easfc
person listened ea gerly to our procupm.
with notebooks rapidly filling*
The visitors took .off cn the afte**r.o<
olopds for Naknek where they were san.ac.
uled ta spend the evening of Sept* d.
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