AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Norman Weaver returned from
Unalakleet Saturday with Charles
Traeger as passenger, and left im
mediately for Kotzebue on the
regular mail run. He is now wait
ing for weather to return to
Nome.
WIEN AIRLINES
Two trips of the Boeing plane
■were made with freight to Kotze
bue on Friday, and one trip was
made to Deering. Passengers to
Kotzebue were Leo Schafer, Allan
Downey, Clement Downey, Rose
Frances and Joe Ito. Capt. J.
Sparks was a passenger to Kotze
bue enroute to Pt. Hope.
Saturday a trip was made to
Wales to bring down the last
members of the Geological Survey
party which has been working at
Ear Mountain all summer. They
are P. L. Killeen and Isadore Cha
maris. Richard Ordway, in charge
of the party, had been brought in
before the weather closed in.
Miss Margaret Rae of the U. S.
Weather Bureau, was a passenger
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Will Leaves Small
Sums To Labor
Organizations
MANCHESTER, New Hamp
shire, No. 5—In a will written in
longhand, just before he set out
for the Iwo Jima campaign, in
which he was killed, Lieutenant
Benjamin R. Toland, of the Ma
rine Reserves, 25, left part of his
estate for improving of relations
between capital and labor.
Lt. Toland left one tenth of his
estate, each to CIO, AFL and Na
I tional Association of Manufactur
ers. The amount would probably
be five to six hundred dollars for
each group.
to Kotzebue, where she will be
stationed. John Cross was a round
trip passenger from Kotzebue.
Friday afternoon a trip was
made to Gambell with Angus
Gaun for the C.A.A., and Richard
Ordway was a round trip passen
ger.
Returning from Gambel were
Howard Burhker of the Bureau of
Indian Affairs, and A. G. Spencer
, of the C.A.A.
Court News
The Petit Jury met in the U. S.
District Court this morning and
was instructed to appear again on
November 13th.
The Grand Jury will meet at
two o’clock this afternoon to con
tinue its session.
The following were arraigned
at 1:00 p.m., today:
Frank Sanguinetti — Forgery
and opening a letter sent through
the mail before it was received
by the addressee.
Knute Olson—Stealing property
of the United Sattes.
William Stettinger — Receiving
and retaining property stolen
from the United States.
Indictments were returned to
day, as follows:
Herbert Holland — Interfering
with and assaulting an employee
of a United States penal institu
tion.
Horace O. Lott—Transporting a
woman for an immoral purpose.
The width of a standard gauge
railroad track—as used in the
United States and most European
countries— is 56Vfe inches between
the inside edges of the rails below
the top of the railhead.
For Convenience...
Fly ALASKA Airlines
More than 100 communities are served by Alaska Airlines with
smaller aircraft stationed at Fairbanks, Nome, McGrath, Bethel,
Naknek, and Homer. You can depend on Alaska to take you to most
Alaska communities. These are some of the towns served by Alaska
Airlines:
CLARK POINT
IGUIGIG
PEDRO BAY
ANIAK
KALSKAG
PLATINUM
STONY RIVER
FLAT
HOLY CROSS
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
PILOT STATION
TAKOTNA
RUBY
NOORVIK
WALES
EAGLE CREEK
TOLOVANS
TETLING
BOUNDARY
STAMPEDE
LIVENGOOD
BLUFF
DILLINGHAM
ILLIAMNA
PILOT POINT
CROOKED CREEK
MEDFRA
QUINHAGEK
AKULURAK
FOLGER
KOTLIK
OPHIR
RUSSIAN MISSION
UNALAKLEET
CANDLE
SELAWIK
BEAVER
GRUBSTAKE
BIG DELTA
CIRCLE CITY
CHICKEN
EUREKA
UTOPIA
GALENA
EKW^VK
KANAKNAK
UGASHIK
EEK
NAPAMUTE
SLEITMUTE
ANVIK
HAMILTON
KWIGUK
OHAGMUT
SHAGELUK
DEERING
KALTAG
CARIBOU CREEK
SHISHMAREF
JOSEPH VILLAGE
NORTHWAY
FORT YUKON
DAWSON
BETTLES
STEVENS VILLAGE
HAYCOCK
EGEGIK
KOGGIUNG
AKIAK
GANES CREEK
NY AC
STERLING LANDING
FAREWELL
HOLIKACHUK
MARSHALL
PAIMIUT
ST. MICHAEL
NENANA
KOTZEBUE
TELLER
CHENA SPRINGS
MINTO
TANACROSS
WOODCHOPPER
EAGLE
HUGHES
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“WHEN NOME
BURNED”
The “hell-town Nome” had set
tled down to orderly community
life, but the buildings thrown up
hastily in the gold-rush days still
crowded each other in its city cen
ter, when fire devastated the
business district in 1934. Remote
from sources of supply and
threatened by the winter freeze,
Nomeites rose to meet the emer
gency with ingenuity and co-op
eration. “When Nome Burned,”
by Shirlie Forrester, is a vivid
story of the fire and reconstruc
Seismographs
Record .’Quake
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5—(/P)—Seis
mographs at the St. Louis Univer
sity Institute of Geophysics Satur
day recorded an earthquake of
moderate intensity which centered
about three thousand miles from
St. Louis, possibly in Alaska.
. Buy Victory Loan Bonds.
tion of Nome, which will appear
in the November issue of The
Alaska Sportsman.
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