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ARCTIC RESEARCH LABORATORY
BOX 1310 ; FAIRBANKS, ALASKA

UNDER CONTRACT WITH
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH

SEND ALL CORRESPONDENCE LABORATORY LOCATED AT

PoINT BARROW, ALASKA

Via Air Mail 20 July 1951

CAMP FOREMAN AT KAOLAK

This note will introduce Mr. James Bee and Mr. J. Knox Jones, both attached
to the Arctic Research Laboratory at Point Barrow.

Arrangements have been made with Mr. Jack Adams to quarter these two men at
Kaolak for approximately oné week in order that they may collect small mammals
and birds in that region. Messing and billetting at Kaolak will be greatly
appreciated by the men themselves and by the ARL. No request for tra nspor-
te tion other than that from the landing lake to Kaolak camp and return to
the landing lake on departure is anticipated, since the men will be working within
e comparatively short distance of the camp. Ifa weasel is going away from the
camp on regular ARCON business and there is room for one or both of the men
to “hitch hike a ride with the driver, such additional transportation would
be appreciated, but it is understood that there is no obligation on the part
ofthe Camp Foreman or anyone else at Kaolak to furnish such facilities.

The schedule cabls for ther eturn of these men to Pt Barrow on July 27th,
transportation facilities being awailable. If any change in this date
is advisable or necessary a message will be sent over the regular daily

radio conversation or by sending a message courtesy of ene of Transocean
pilots.

  

Ira Le Wig
Seientifie

ec: Bee & Jones

Jack Adams, Supte