FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
FLORA PLEASANT
Flora Ple^sajnt, age 20, passed
away at the Hospital last
Friday afte'f'1 hi) Yftndss of several
weeks.
Flora was bom and reared at
Elim, Alaska, until about four
years ago, when she moved to
Nome, where she made many
friends.
Surviving are her mother, Mrs.
Julius Pleasant; four sisters. Mrs.
Oswald Moses, Elim, Mrs. Floyd
Powak, Mrs. Ruth Martin, and
Mrs. Lena Blatchford. all of Nome,
and one brother, Joe Pleasant.
The funeral was held yesterday
at 2:00 p.m. from the Evangelical
Mission Covenant Church, with
the Rev. Paul B. F. Carlson in
charge.
SQUARE SINNET WILL FINISH
DISCHARGING CARGO LATER
The Square Sinnet” has been
discharging freight, slower, than
is usual as there is a shortage of
labor, according to Alaska Steam
ship Co., representative J. f. Dil
lon. The King Island natives who
are the regular longshoremen for
this job have not arrived from the
island, which is the cause of the
shortage.
Two steel barges were brought
in for the' Lomen Commercial Co.,
as well as a big shovel for the
Mansen Osberg Construction Co.,
and a quantity of ties for the
Kougarok Railroad.
Due to the poor weather this
morning, the ship plans to leave
for parts down the coast and com
plete discharging on her return.
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months when we were so short
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measures against the Catholic
church in Hungary, raided mon
asteries and convents during the
night. ’
They rounded* up 322 priests
and monks—including 90 Jesuits
—and 600 nuns.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (^—Disas
ter overtook one of the Albacore
“gold rush” fishing boats that
have come here from as far as
Alaska.
The 36-foot Sea Home of Mor
ro Bay, Calif., sank 20 miles out
after a collision Friday with the
46-foot Linda of Seattle.
Harbor department officials, ex
pecting hundreds of boats to be
passing in and out during the rush
for the running $400-a-ton top
grade tuna, considered traffic con
trols.
The Sea Home’s two occupants,
D. J. Work, 32, and William Han
son, 50, were rescued by the
Linda.
FAIRFIELD, Calif. (/P> — Col.
William Brett, 35, commander of
the 9th Strategic Heavy Bomb
gropp, and his wife, Polly, were
killed Saturday in an automobile
collision.
The deputy commander of the
group, Lt. Col. (Buzz) Celio, Jr., I
and his wife, Josephine, were in
jured critically. The accident oc
curred near North Sacramento.
The highway patrol said the
other car in the accident was
driven by John Gorman, 20, Sac
ramento. Merle Benson, 18, of
Sacramento, was riding with him.
Both received severe cuts.
PUEBLO, Colo. (/P) — A. L.
Groves, 73, was awakened from a
sound sleep early Saturday by a
noise at his bedroom window. He
saw a man standing outside, grab
bed a shotgun and fired.
Sheriff Joe DeJoy said the sus
pected burglar was Groves’ son
Donald, 18,.. The youth was killed
instantly.
The elder Groves was held tot
investigation, but DeJoy said ap
parently the son came home to
their suburban house, found the
front door locked and walked
around to his father’s window to
awaken him.
INDIANAPOLIS </P>—Two FBI
agents shot dowm Henry Harland
Shelton, one of the nation’s 10
most-wanted criminals, Friday
night when the Michigan fugitive
reached for a gun to avoid arrest.
Arthur Cabin Boy, aged 37,
passed away over the week-end
and was buried yesterday from
the Lavinia Wallace Young Mis
sion by Rev. R. Treat.
Arthur, who was born on Dio
mede, but who has always lived
in Nome, leaves his wife and four
children, Nancy, Douglas, Walter
and Ida. as well as two brothers
John of Nome and Patrick who is
in the Sanitarium in Sitka.
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