BAY OPERATIONS, Continued:
The two latest contracts to be signed
were with operators of ’’freezers’* who will
pay the same prices for salmon as p aid
by the operators cf land canneries in
Bristol Bay*
flRST BOItT ContTnued:
t# date, haB proven average or better,
has stimulated activity, Dillingham seema
to be leeklng ahead with apparent opti
mism and anxiety,
* ""MTS’s ITeTen Owens a Cordova~Vorn Alinknn
arrived recently from Anchorage, She is a
guest of the Dillons at the Opland Hotel
and employed as a waitress at the Green
Front Cafe,
Recent visitors in Dillinghami
Mr. B. Blanchard of NCA here on bus!-*
necs dune 12} Mr. R.L.Holcomb® spent two
nights here. He is with the PBT and sta
tion© d in Anchoragej Stan Chmiel brought
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly over from Nnknelc for
a one-day visit: Harold Ostrosky from
Naknek visited here two days} Ralph Swa rw
son, T.A.Mathews and Conrad Shipman were
through town enroute to the lakes to get
a barge for the Alaska Queen} John Geis
nees, Seattle Attorney for the FishermenIs
Union, was in town during the recent nego
tiations, as wero Pete Bystry, Bert Reamey
and Fred Grindle; John halatka was here
overnight} Ken hoyt, joist. Liifcineers of
Anohorago, A.G .Whitehead ana A. J.FerKo,
Deyt* of A vintion, were here aoinfo some
engineering work with relation to airport
faoilititts; Mr, Scuddr. r and Mr. Pedersen
tf ANS ar« here from Juneaj3
Mr. Bill biles left June 9 for Scammoir
Ba y near Bethel where he will he in charge
of the construction of two school houses
and residences for the ANS.
OUT A ND IN
uick Armstrong, from California f«r
the summer; Leta Uearson, from Anchorage
where she spent a short time on business:
and vacation; Ulmer haeris, ASI represent
ative at negotiations, stayed with the
Slg Johnsons; Mrs. John Osborne joined
her husband at Kanakanak; Betty Fenno re
turned from overnight trip to Anchorage;
Bill Ingram and Gordon Nelssn passed thru
onroute to False Pass from Cordova.
Fishermen scheduled to go to Naknek
with Captain Herman Schpoeder on JPno 15$
Harry Niehelai, John Alexie, Mike Aooval
Gus Ouyalauk, Vassili© Nicholai, Vassilie
Yako, Nick Wyagon, Lars Nelson, Chas. Nel
son, August Nelson, Wassilie Kivalk, Al
Gabriel, William Hurley, John H, Nelson,
Moses Jpcob, Martin Johnson, Alex Nelson,
S^ssa Wellona, Fvon Acavok, Socally Wal
lone, George Nelson, Nels Anderson, John
Nelson, Dennis Nels on.
Nineteen men stayed overnight at Op
lands June 17 enroute to the Alaska Queen
Cannery; also registered were Mr. G, Deck©
Cannery Foreman and Mr, Boone, Bookkeeper,
J,i„ nelson and F.a.Smith of the Rureaut
of Internal nevenue are now in town.
Mr, Larry Hagen, official for Stendard
311 Company, was in town June 6th,
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COMPARE THE3E PRICES*
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TOURIBT FARES* New Joint-Fare* $124.00.Old Fare $135*00
(Dillingham - Anch'orage - Seattle on DC-4)
*' NEW FARES listed here re-*
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** on •onneetion flights* f
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New Joint-Fare} $150,00,......,01d Fare $1S5#00
(Stratocruiser. Pressurized Cabins, Speed,
Extra fcomfort)
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