AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Pan American Airways arrived
from Seattle last Tuesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. George Bayer,
George Morin, Ann Walsh and
Teddy Reed. The plane departed
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kraft and
three children, Carl Hill and Lloyd
Bunting, all for Seattle.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Wiens made a trip from Fair
banks Monday with M. E. Jones,
C. H. Hall, and J. W. Thomas.
Willie Foster made a trip for
Wien’s to Golovin and Wh’te
Mountain on the mail rur.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving on Monday’s plnon
with Alaska Airlines were Ray
Berkley, Mr. Bourgaulet. Ed Hew
itt, William Milton, K. E. Leapold.
Alvan Scott, Joe Sleven. Glen
Tinker, S. B. Hillman, Shirley
French, Jennie Carrigal.
Departing for Anchorage on the
return trip were: Mel Jolliffe, Mr.
Dahlman, Raymond Espanza, Rex
Everett, William Gilgan, Raymond
Hendrix, Jack Anderson, and Ver
non Jackson.
The Anchorage to Nome plane
is holding at Unalakleet on ac
count of weather.
PIONEERS PLAN
JOINT INSTALLATION
The members of the Pionee
men and women are planning a
joint installation for Friday eve
ning at their new hall. This will
be their first official affair in the
new hall on First Avenue on the
site of the Pioneer Igloo Hotel be
fore the fire in 1934.
Air Age Produces
A Balloon Hound
CLAREMONT, N. H. </P) — A
weatherwise pup located a U. S.
weather balloon released from the
weather bureau station in Des
Moines, Iowa. The balloon had
traveled an airline distance of
1,100 miles before it came to rest
on the farm of Robert Allard. It
! was discovered by Allard’s dog.
Seek Airborne
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VICTORIA, B. C., </P)—A new
wrinkle in the hunting field—air
borne poaching expeditions—had
•he attention of conservation offi
cials today with the report that a
g*» plane had flown into the
M thoori Lake, Kamloops, B. C.,
area and departed the following
day after occupants had killed a
total of three moose and at least
a half dozen deer.
i. was understood that Canadian
game commissioners were to take
up the matter at their Ottawa
meeting next month with the pos
sibility of requesting international
regulations to cover the threat to
Canadian wild life.
KNEW THEIR MOSQUITOES
The Masai people of Central Af
rica have been aware of the con
nection between mosquitoes and
malaria for so long that their word
for catching malaria means liter
ally “I have been bitten by a mos
quto,” according to the Encyclo
paedia Britannica.
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Bites Finger In
Self Defense
CHICAGO, (/P)—The case of the
finger-nipping false teeth ended
yesterday in municipal court with
vindication of 70-year-old John
M. Langhout, Ft. Richardson.
Alaska, refrigeration engineer.
Langhout, who because of deaf
ness did not hear his case called in
court yesterday when Judge Wil
liam V. Daly ordered his $25 dis
orderly conduct bon# forfeited,
told his side of the altercation in
which Dr. Barnett Mindlin’s left
middle finger was bitten.
“It was self defense,” Langhout
claimed. He told the court that the
biting occurred in an ante-room
of the dentists’s office when he at
tempted to pay Dr. Mindlin $10
for repairing the dentures. Lang
hout said the dentist demanded
$50. and then grasped the Lang
hout chin in an attempt to wrest
the false teeth back.
Judge Daly, who had heard the
dentist’s testimony previously, dis
missed charges against Langhout.
Langhout said he intended to
leave for Seattle immediately on
his return journey to Alaska.
Anyone can be late occasionally
but it requires forethought to be
late regularly.
Denazification
Court Bombed *
FRANKFURT, Germany, (/Pi
ll. S. Army headquarters said to
day that a bomb exploded last
night in a Nuernberg denazifica
tion court, tearing plaster from t '.e
walls, but causing no injury.
The courtroom was empty ex
cept for tables and chairs and
there were no known files of Ger
man records in the room.
A number of denazification
courts were bombed in the Stutt
gart area last year and 11 Ger-f
mans are on trial in that city for
the crimes. The army said “an un
known person or group” was re
sponsible for the Nuernberg ex
plosion.
JEANETTE STEWART
COMPLETES 5- MONTH TRIP
Miss Jeaneete Stewart, who vis
ited Nome during the summer on
the North Star has completed
five month trip along the coast
from Barrow to Juneau collecting
botanical data. From the botanical
view, it was a wonderful trip as
evidenced by the quantity of speci
mens taken and field notes
brought back to her Juneau home.
Cotton linters are an important
source of chemical cellulose.
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