The Kusko times., 1937-04-30
AlRPl AhE. TRAVEL RECORD
 lSESTABLiSnED RECENTLY

N6zf isz 1z5ieveds tG be an all-time rrcnrd for rairpIane traffic out of An4i -aarage in tv=o-aay period, was es- tablished recently when 46 people left for the Interior ard Boring Sea ssaSt. by plane says the Anchorage Times.
 The greater par Sf this numBe- were miners and mining laborers, ?, with. g few fishermen. A. few were w.veS accompanying their husbands
 Eleven commercial planes were en-- l-12gRl inz transporting the nearly 5h' persoHs from Anchorage during the tw3-say ueTiod gns ship made two trips
 Star AlrRays transported the greater part ef the. men, calling into service most of their available staff 5f pilots for the jobs of taking a to- :aL of 3I people cut of Anchorage IT the twa-day period Pilots Ralph Sav0ry. Jack Elliott, Don Goodman, Cscar Tinchen Johnny Moore, EstoI Call and Dan Victor made flights, with Pilot Victor making two trips during the two days.
 Two planes Of the uirow Air Ser rice, pdoteti by Hans MIrsx and Don. Ernm JTIs. which left for Nome; one shIP. of the WeOdley Alrways flown 5y Gordon Mackenzie. and Pilot Roy UicEson's Beriug Sea Airwzys ships a. eGuTred for the balance of the pas sengars-
 Passengers who left ine Star Air ESfys planes were: For Flat-Mr and Mrs- Del HesIer,- NIT. Hosler VIII work for the Olson and Com pany- mining interests; Frank Me Garvsy; MaynarJf Wilson, who will work. for the DGfey, Company min iEr interests, NelS N Mestlun6; Mir and Mrs. Elltz 4 sSe;- Oscar Peterson, Pete Jensen, Jack Hodgsons and Ar via 0selI- who will all work for the Gitsrod- Mining Company; Mrs Ar vid ekselIs and the following who will b. employed by the Aiec Mathiescn's s North American Dredging Company: Ed. Steen, Paul Nabnig Sr., George. MathieSOns and Harry Steen. Mrs. Ed- Steen accompanied her husband
 For 0phIr-HarrY Weiss. who will se' employed by the Canes Greek Dredging GonaRY.
 For Takotnz-FranI- Bay4esS, Nhof Eiil mine this summer.
 Far Gandie-N lnccat. Malin, em- pldSed at the Candle Greek opera- lions Jf tie Strandberg family
 For Faiger-FoTest Conn and Carl Fs(k who wilt both work for the sripple Greek Mining Company
 Fer MaES51aii-Lars 9stness, Jack Wu1zenri1 and Nels- Glanrz Mr WHe1rid and Mr. GIantz will work for Nr. Os1ness at the atter's min ug operations.
 For stuEahok-ErnIe Begins who EiH work for Vance Hitt-
 
 FaH Nsknek-A- 4. Anderson, E. A. MortenseR and Carl Arola. all Bristol Bay fishermen arriving to prepare fer their summers work.
 Persons going to Nome with Pilots Mirow and Emmons were: George Lafhlin, Second Division representa- tive to the Last Territorial Legisla- ture, and Mrs. LaibiiR, B.J. Mccou- Gghy, Nesne cont raetor; Hardy Loe and Eugene Novels, employed by the HammSBs Consolidated Gold Fields; Clyde Glass, dredge~ operator at Council and Mrs. Glass; Ophir Glass, Thor Nelson ana Al Doyle, employed by Clyde Glass at CounciI;T Russell Marchand, mining operator iY the KoUgzrDk section
 Joe Jean, trader and miner at Goodnews Bay, and Arthur Deleray, mining engineer for the Waiter W. Johnson and Company of San Fran cisco, left with Pilot Roy Dickson for the Go6dnevs Bay section.
 Four Bristo! Bay fishermen, Pete Wernos,, John Skoe, Anton Petterson and T. Plamondon, and Paul Estle, radio operator at Kanakanak, left wth Pilot Gordon Mackenzie for Bristol Bay.