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SOCIAL DRIFT J.NGS_
'word has beexi received that Columbia
Reilo.v beoume the hridn. of A lbert Ander
son at a wedding ceremony at lit* bdfaecpxiiha
cn January 30th* Ihe groom is urthepedicj
Teon oi oian at the hospital there where
Columbia finished her Pr&ctioai ‘nursing
Course last fall, (if any of her many
friends wishes to write to her, her box
number is 207*), "• »'
Coppod From the Blizzard* Announce
ments seem to hare arrived (but they -
sure, were guarded secretly) telling of
the marriage of Dlizabsth Smith to B#M* ^
Flores in Keno, Nevada on January 8th;
Rock: Smith succumbed to tile "dowy
lock:’1 in the eyes of a lovely girl named
Shirley* in Eugene, Oregon and have set
out upon marrie d seas;
Ljmian Smith has set August ps the ten
tative date for his merrisge to ShirleyV
sister*
(llany more SmithB or many more
Si sters could get complicated.)
- ‘CORRESPOND!:^'CC "W TfcTIT .~ .
This letter was se .1 • . crvornor H eintz
leman in Juneau:
Dear Governor Heintzleman:
he were very glad to receive your
recent letter ana wish to express our
gratitude for your sponsorship .ofrthe
Bristol Bay relief probraiii. he- trust that
such relief will not be needed during the
v/intor of 1954 and 1055#
H cv/over, unless the Government of the
United Stress takes definite action on
behalf of the poopla of Southwestern
B
bei
in
bristox •
eii icierrciy ai.
able contribution
stocks v;as made* Five ca.*~ . . ..ere o~
perated and 6,700,000 red salmon were
canned. The Fish end Yfildlife Service
estimates the red salmon availed)] e to the
industry in 1964 at 6,150,000. Fishing
gear is more efficient today that it was
in 1942. -Gf150,COG red salmon will kut>»
pert the resident population at a bare
subsistence lev-els* There cen be only
one answer©«.a resident operation mast
be ordered for 1964 in Bristol. 3ry*
This program cf a resident fIsh.irg
operating is, in cur judgment the mini*>
mum requirement of G-cvorn:,lental aid suf
ficient to forestall the complete bank
ruptcy of this area, Therefore, vr-y c*ok
your assistance in our efforts to obtain,
an Executive Order through the Department
of the Interior.
-.'■Signed: Dillingham Re publican:
Party: Albert Ball and Ruth Jones.
(The answer to this letter can be
read, on Page Five.*)
oust bot some more lnlorr.i&tion on the
coming marriage cf hita Bertz* She is
going to marry Lyman V* Billion, Civiliar
Foreman for the Airforce at King Salmon#
Johnny and Aileon Kagct are teaching
at Leavelcck this year*
TO BROUSE AROUND
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