Kathryn Grayson, youthful MGM singing star, entertains
Senorita Berta Lara of Mexico City, who flew to Los Angeles on
a three-day tour to discover the attractions that bring her coun
trymen "north of the border" to California. A stewardess aboard
Cia Mexicana de Aviacion, Pan American World Airways affili
ate, she declares it is the dream of the typical young Mexican to
see the state.—Pan American World Airways Photo.
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CITY COUNCIL
MET MONDAY EVENING
The Nome City Council met in
regular session Monday evening.
The garbage dumping question
was brought before the council by
member Guy Mish, chairman of
the Health Committee. Discussion
ensued in which the unsanitary
condition and unsightliness of the
various and sundry garbage
dumping locations was brought
forth. A new dumping ground out
side the city limits is being plan
ned as a remedy for the situation.
At a special meeting several
days ago, the council, in answer
to requests from Governor Gruen
l ing, made plans for proposed fu
| ture projects for the City.
First—New fire mains and j
alarm system. Second—Paving of
streets and installation of surface
drains. Third—New City Hall
building, including prote dive
bulkhead.
C. C. Tanner, City Attorney, re
I ported to the council on the out
come of the hearing in the estate
of J. G. “Cappy” MacDougall,
relative to administrative and at
i torney fees.
ALASKA REPUBLICANS
WILL MEET DEC. 1-4
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1 JUNEAU, Alaska, Oct. 24—(/P)
—Elton Engstrom, chairman ofi
] the Territorial Republican central
i committee, issued a call recently (
' for a Republicon convention De
[ cember 1 to 4 at Anchorage to i
! adopt a party platform and nom- ]
! inate a Delegate to Congress.
The problem of statehood for
; Alaska was expected to be the
main and possibly controversial
point of discussion at the conven
tion.
] QEORGE BAYER, J. DOWD
LEAVE FOR STATES
Deputy Marshal George Bayer
and Commissioner J. Dowd, left j
for the States with Charles An- i
derson, better known as Charlie
the Caulker, for Morningside.
Charlie recently returned from
the Pioneer Home at Sitka.
QUEEN MARY — Queen
Mary of England poses for her
picture at the Royal Naval Col
lege, Greenwich, on a visit to a
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