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NOME FAIRBANKS ALASKA
First President Of
Gonzaga U. Dead
(By The Associated Press)
Spokane, Nov. 7, — Rev.
Father J J Rebmann, 84, the
first president of Gonzaga
University, died in the hos
pital here, following a long
illness.
He served in the ambulan
ce corps in the Franco-Pruss
ian war, and first came to
Spokane in 1886.
U. S. and Britain
Probaby Maintain
A Naval Equality
(By The Associated Press)
London, Nov. 7, — The be
lief that the United States
and Great Britain would ag
ree to continue naval parity
no matter what happens at
the naval conference, was ex
pressed in authoritative quar
ters today.
Indications continued that
the two powers are already in
general accord for equality, as
the result of preliminary talks
held in recent months.
(By The Associated Press)
Washington, Nov. 7, —
Harry L. Hopkins, Relief Ad
ministrator is considering a
plan to revive the education
program which provided in
struction for two million per
sons last year.
Under the plan, eleven mil
lion dollars will be allotted
from WPA funds to pay the
salaries of forty thousand
needy teachers.
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ONE DOZEN VARIOUS TYPES OF SINKS
SELLING AT COST
See
LARRY GALVIN
High School Play
“The Millionaire"
Be Thurs. Nov. 14
“The Millionaire”, a rollick
ing three act play which is to
be presented Thursday, Nov
ember 14, at the Dream Thea
tre, is progressing splendidly
The cast has spent weeks of
hard work preparing the play
and everyone who attends is
guaranteed an evening of
laughter and fun.
The cast includes:
Gideon Heath.
. Jimmy Harper
Aunt Adeline Heath,.
Constance Mazen
Ronald Heath.
.Milton O’Farrell
Blanche Heath,.
. Vesta Poison
Blanchette Heath,.
. Virginia Calkins
Johnny Heath, .
.Fred Waid
Fred Lawlor, .Tom Martin
Lottie Pringle, .
. Boigny Ulricksen
Dorcas,. Rita O’Leary
The play will begin at 8:00
P.M. sharp, and admission is
75 cents.
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Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
Pilots Jerry Jones and Wal
ter Hall hopped off on their
return mail flight in the Pac
ific Alaska Airways Ford air
plane, this morning, with a
large load of mail.
No passengers were carried.
The Pacific Alaska Airways
Electra on is scheduled mail
flight for Thursday arrived
here today with a consign
ment of mail, took on gaso
line and outgoing mail and
departed for Nulato to spend
the night, all within an hour’s
time. No passengers came in
or went out on the plane.
Pilots were Joe Crosson
and Murray Stewart.
Pilot Chester Brown of the
Northern Air Transport Inc.,
returned to Nome after an
unsuccessful attempt to fly to
Council, due to adverse weath
er conditions.
Weather permitting he was
to have flown to Council, Gol I
ovin, Dime Landing, Candle
Kotzebue and Kiana, picking
up passengers enroute and
carrying much freight.
Pilot Whaley of the Nome'
Airways hopped off today for i
Golovin with a capacity load
of mail for that place and was
to return tonight, wp.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the;
Mirow Air Service hopped off,
this morning for Fairbanks in
the Lockheed Vega plane cari
rying Mechanic W F Barber,1
and passengers Clyde White
and wife, and Grover Andre.
The plane is not expected
to return before Sunday, as
work connected with the in-1
stalling of skiis on the plane |
is to be done in Fairbanks, j
the landing equipment hav
ing been shipped there.
Pilot Mirow arrived at
Fairbanks 3 hours and a quar
ter after leaving Nome about
10:30 A.M. today..
Weather Today
Centers of high barometric
pressure were charted on this
morning’s map at Fairbanks,
Alaska, and over the Pacific
ocean about four hundred
miles west of the Oregon
coast, Washington and Cali
fornia.
Temperatures were somewhat
higher in western Alaska but
continued around zero at in
terior stations. Snow was fall
ing in western Canadian pro
vinces while rain was report
ed from southeastern Alaska.
An intense area of low baro
meter is noted about two hun
dred miles southwest of Dut
ch Harbor, and is attended by
unsettled and rainy weather
conditions
THOMAS B. HAYWARD,
Junior Meteorologist
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FRIDAY
TWO SHOW S 7:15 AND 9 P.M.
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“WILD CARGO”
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POLET’S CHRISTMAS
GIFT BARREL
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A Ticket will be given away free
with every dollar purchase in cash
or paid on account.
POLET’S XMAS BARREL
WILL CONTAIN 30 VALUABLE
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Drawing Will Take Place
Christmas Eve 9 P.M.
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