Mel Ott, out on second, in start of double play
Former Signal
Corps Operator
Writes to Nome
(Continued From Page One)
nards, prosperity to the Nugget,
and greetings to old friends in
Nome, which I hope to visit
spipe time during the next few
years, I remain
Very truly yours,
Lloyd L. Wardell,
Warrant Officer U. S. Armj
(The Signal Sergeant Leon F
Harper, the son of the elder Sei
geant HarpeV, was Officer it
Charge of the Nome radio sta
tion of the Signal Corps for se1
eral years, recently, and livei
here with his family.)
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Mrs. Allen Preston
Jos T Sullivan
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Mrs Ed Ulrickson
Ruth UlTickson
Rudolo Ulrickson
Florence Ulrickson
Joseph Bretson
S J Lasker
Peter Esch
Betty Bradshaw
Robert Leslie
Newel Northrop
Steven S. Saxton
Dale Cunningham
James M Kinge
George Childs
Jack Hastings
Chas. Bedson
Ben Mann
Mischa Robinson
Marvin Robinson
Maurice Strong
Louis Ostland
John Weddeil
John Fay
Mathias Pedterson
L L Maloney
Mrs R E Flanders
Archie Wheeler
John Bahnke Jr.
Mrs. John Bahnke Jr.
Charles Wheeler
T B Tucker
Mrs. Blanche Hull.
Interesting Items
Army engineers directed the
| work o' building Treasure Island
> i
i San Francisco Bay site for the
* | 1939 World's Fair.
_
More than 3,000 special events
, ;are being arranged for the 1939
l \ World’s Fair, an average of more
75% of Alaska’s
steamship
revenues i
QUESTION: What part does the Canned Salmon Industry play
in providing an adequate transportation system for Alaska f
j ____.
ANSWER: Approximately 75% of the annual revenue* of the
steamship companies serving Alaska are derived from the move
ment of Canned Salmon and of supplies for this industry1. It is this
income that enables the steamship companies to maintain frequent
i passenger sailings with fast, comfortable ships. These freight earn
ings also make it possible for these lines to supply adequate trans
portation for Alaskans during the winter months when operations
are not profitable.
dficipue 'tht CU-eeft
SALMON VEGETABLES IOWA
2 cups (i lb.) Canned Salmon
Vi lb. chopped spinach
Salt. .. pepper
1 cup whole kernel corn
2 cups thin white sauce
I tbsp. chopped onion
3 *gg»
Cracker crumbs
Flake Canned Salmon and place in bot
tom of buttered melon mold. Cover with
layer of chopped spinach seasoned with H
tsp. salt and Vfe tsp. pepper. Firmly pack
a layer of whole kernel corn on top. Po_r
over this the white sauce which has been
seasoned with salt and pepper, i tbsp.
chopped onion and blended with 3 eggs
slightly beaten. Sprinkle top of mold with
cracker crumbs, place uncovered mold in
pan of hot water, hake in moderate oven
(350" F.) I hour. U nmold on platter and
garnish with whole buttered beets. Serves 6.
1 his recipe is typical of those appearing in the national
magazine advertising of the Canned Salmon Industry
than ten a day for 288 days.
While digging up palm trees
near Mission Dolores in San Fran
cisco, workmen in the horticul
tural department of the 1939 Gold
en Gate International Exposition,
unearthed dozens of skulls, ap
parently from an old Indian bur
ial ground.
The survey department of the
1939 Golden Gate International
Exposition, on the basLs of 1936
statistics, figures that tourists will
spend $1,000,000,000 in the elev-1
en Western states in 1939.
Killed Wife On
Fathers Doorstep
(Bv The Associated Press)
ANACORTES, Wn„ Aug. 23, -
Police Chief Harold H. Hinshaw
sa.d that Martin Lavine. about
40 years of age, estranged hus
band, shot and killed his wife,
on the doorstep of her father's .
home last night. Four children
survive her.
Future Of Tin
Mining Seward
Pen. Forecast
Guy E. Whitehead, of the Ber
ing Straits Tin Mines Inc., who
has been at Cape Mountain since
early spring in the interests of
many of the company's tin
claims in that vicinity, will be
an outgoing passenger on the S.
S. Victoria, it was learned, fol
lowing his return to Nome sever
al days ago.
Bring some fine specimens of
the placer tin available in that
section, he found many interest
i ed parties anxious to see what
I tin ore really looks like.
Assessment work and prospect
ing were done by Mr, White
head during the past three mon
ths. He believes, although he did
not state definitely, that actual
mining may be carried on in the
near future in his particular sec
tion of the country.
Commenting on the remarkab
ly fine quality of the ore in the
Cape Prince of Wales section, Mr.
Whitehead pointed out that it is
approximately 75% pure, which
is extremely high grade.
The American Tin Fields Inc ,
under the field direction of Ralph
Li9ter, which has been operating
near Tin City for the past two
years, appears to be doing nicely
this season, said Mr. Whitehead.
While he did not know' the actual
amount of tin taken out todate.
Mr. Whitehead thought possibly
in excess of 150 tons, which is
possibly above the average of
last year.
it was iurtner reporxea unax.
American Tin was operating on
the ground formerly owned by (
Dunk McKean, and which he dis
posed of this spring to the com
pany.
The tin deposits which have
lain at Cape Prince of Wales all
these years, appear to have el
icited more interest in the past
two years, than for the previous
twenty, said Mr. Whitehead.
The future of tin mining in,
this section today looks brighter »
than ever, it was declared. Mod
ern mining equipment and oth
er suitable conditions have real
ly called attention to the only
large deposits of high grade tin j
on the North American continent,
declared Mr. Whitehead, and in
a year or two, the production;
should be many times multiplied
as experienced and additional de- «
velopment in machinery is pro- j *
duced. I
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Power t'nits and Allied Equipment
Bucyrus Erie Shovels and Draglines
Pumps, Generators, Air Compressors,
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ALSO
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Cruising Speed, fully loaded, sea level—143 mph.
( raising Rauius—785 Miles
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AND CARD ROOM
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Jack Solomon, Proo.
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NEW LOCATION
(Opposite The Dream Theatre)
LINCOLN HOTEL
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