INS. OUTS AND ABOUTS:
Ed. C.Zigler, Engineer wj.th FV^S was
here to check on construction of the new
FVvS residence being built here;
Glen Spangler of the U*S.C.G.S., from
Togiek Lakes, was through town;
Mark Kenny, with J.C.Floor Covering
of Anchorage was here during the past week;
jTom Conquest, brother of Raymond, was
here for two days from Bethel;
Julius Harre, from Naknek; Viilliam
Atkinson and Henry Minzenmayer of the U.
S. Air Force; Joseph Rosin, with the Pac
ific Reefer Fisheries; and Herman Porter ,
and GcO.Kempton^of Anchorage were here a
shcrt time during the past two weeks.
Father Endal returned July 7 5 Kay Doyle
stenographer at the BE>A. office left for
the states on July 2S TTar position has
been taken over by Jessie iohko; Margaret
MacDonald is back in town after a few days
in anchorage; Mr* Krazinsky, Maintenance
Supervisor for the Territorial Schools
was here July 6-7•
Charles Hegdahl and S*H*Raaen of Anch
orage were employed as painters in the
DT School renovation program, but have
finished and returned to their homes;
Clarence McCoy, a partner in the Modem
Electric Co* of Spenard, was employed as
elogtrician on the school job, also;
E, Lynch of Anchorage has been
hare putting some of the ARC*s heavy equip
mart in*or(?er» and Ben Peterson who has
charge of tARC equipment was here from
A1 * ^iso* __
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WHEN IT RAINS, IT rUUKS
■ As if the independent fishermen were
not having enough trouble just finding
a market for their flesh, along pops up
a major setback when mechanical failure
on a freezer ship, the Arctic Maid,
caused spoilage of more than 2C>,0J*) sal
mon in the Naknek areal
The ship, so the report goes, was
loaded with fish sold by resident 5mde—
pendent fishermen in the Naknek—Kvichaic
area. Fishermen were just hauling in the
first good run of salmon in the Naknek
and Kvichak rivers when they received
notice of the failure. They were told
that further catbhes would not be made
until such time as the Arctic Main could
handle them, which seemed destined uo
be AFTER the heavy run is past—the
Mairl being obligated by previous commit-*
ments to its own fishermen.
This presents an economic crisis and
officials of the Bristol Bay area have
been predicting that an emergency situatif
will result unless some po&icy is worked
out to provide income for fishermen dur
ing the season.
If a man’s take-home pay i3 $2U5 a
month, and his monthly payments are $88
for automobile, $67 for rent, $25 for
furniture, $1f for refrigerator, and $18
for television, how can he feed and
clothe himself with what is left?
„ Silly boy—his wife wcrksi
You can’t push yourself forward, by
patting yourself on the backi
VvN >V;
BECAUSE
YOUR MONEY GOES FARTHER.
OUR MERCHANDISE IS SUPERIOR.
OUR VARIETY IS GREATER.
YOUR SATISFACTION IS COMPLETE.
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Y^u*re out to 'win
WHEN YOU DO YOUR SERIOUS BUYING AT