ELECTRICITY CAN
BE PRODUCED FROM
WATER—IS PROVEN
Continued From Page One
airplane was twenty-five
years ago, than wireless
was at the end of the war
or than television is toda\|
“The next step”, said Mi
Epensen, “will be its appli
cation as a source of powei
for motor-cars, trains, ships
and airplanes. All the fue!
they need carry will be
clean water.
“By multiplying the sets
of the apparatus and con
necting them in series oi
in parallel there is no lim
it to the amount of electric
al energy that can be pro
duced.”
Late News Letter Cape Prince Of Wales
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Wales, Alaska, Feb. 191
Edwin C. Mattick of Tel-!
ler arrived in Wales by dog
team February 12th, and
returned home Feb. 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles!
Thompson of Teller, arriv
ed here Feb. 11th, by dog
team and visited with the
Mark Weohok family.They
left the morning of the
12th for Shishmaref for a
brief visit. Mr. Thompson
brought in extra mail de
livered at Teller by Hans
Mi row.
Between the 18th and 31st
of January 1400 reindeer
were butchered at Teller.
Several Wales men went to
Teller for the butchering.
Those who made the trip
included Winfred Adlooat,
Chester Adlooat, Carl Ma
gonna, Warren Adlooat.
Lawrence Etokeok with
his wife and son Bobbie, ar
rived in Wales with the
February mail on the 8th
of the month. They visit
ed Phillip Nunooruk while
in Wales.
Harold Ahmasuk and fum
ily have spent the past sev
eral weeks at Mit-Le-Topik
fishing and hunting. Peter
Ibianna left on Feb. 7th for
Mit-Le-Topik and he will
spend some time hunting
there.
Winfred Adlooat will
spend several of the winter
months in Teller before re
turning to Wales.
A Valentine party was
given for the fourth, fifth,
sixth, and seventh grades
of the government school
the afternoon of Feb. 14th.
After the opening of the
valentine box refreshments
were served by the girls of
the Cooking class.
Pupils of the primary
room had their mothers as
honor guests at a Valentine
party the afternoon of Feb.
15th at the government
school. Among the guests
were eighteen mothers and
eight babies. Special en
tertainment included mina
ture moving pictures in the ;
Toy town Theatre of fam- j
ous nursery rhyme charac- 1
ters which they made in ■
school. The girls of the
second and third grades!
served cookies and hot cho j
colate. All the mothers ■
were given Valentine nee-|
die cases made by the pri- ‘
mary pupils.
—
Miss Emma Stauffer has j
entertained members of her
Junior Bible class at a ser
ies of dinners. On January
25 the guests included No
ra Paul, Edna David and
Martha Weohuk. On Jan
uary 30th Romeo Nunoor
uk, Thomas Tungwenuk &
Andrew Kowelok were the
guests. Catherine Paul,
Joy Nevalook and Martha
Sereasalook were guests on
the evening of January 31.
Those invited for the even
ing of February 8th includ
ed Frank Kiomeo, Tommy :
Ongtooguk and Lloyd Ed
ward.
A son was born to Mr. &
Mrs. Buster Seelkoke, Feb.
16th. The boy was named
Isaac.
Dawson Plans
Attend Carnival
City Fairbanks
J
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people in Dawson this win
ter, after so many went
Outside in the fall, I think
there will be a large num
ber of Dawsonites who do
not now plan to come to
the Carnival who will de
cide to come at the last min
ute. It is impossible to esti
mate how many Dawson
will send this year.
"Vic Ross and I took ov
er Carnival posters and
papers that will help boost
enthusiasm there, and we
also told them all about the
big plans.
r-.anes to Have Loads
“Pilots Jack Hermann
and Sigurd Wien wiii bring
two planes to Fairbanks
from the Cassiar Roadhouse
about the end of the week,
but I don't think thev will
bring any passengers.
“For the - Carnival, a
plane load of passengers
willbe brought by the Can
adian flyer Bob Randall of
the Northern Airways.”
Twenty passengers have
been signed up in Dawson
to travel in Pacific Alaska
Airways Lockheed Electra
planes to the Carnival in
Fairbanks and another load
of ten passengers is expect
ed, Hjalmar Nordale, traf
fic manager of the Pacific
Alaska Airways announced
today, after receiving a tel
egram from J H Dennison
secretary of the Dawson
Hockey Association.
The Airways charge for
the round trip is $70.
The Dawsonites want to
come over March 5 but Mr.
Nordale said today it may
be necessary to bring one
load March 4.
—Fairbanks News Miner,
February 25, 1936.
In the voting for Miss A11
aska, in the contest at Fair-'
banks, the following totals
were issued Feb. 25th by
the News-Miner, with a for
mer Nome girl in third
i place, and reported to be
: going strong:
Elsie Phillips. 24600
Adriana Black .. 28630
Sigrid Seppala . 14515
Margaret Gilbert .... 12785
Muriel River . 9,675
Ernestine Erickson 8,075
Dorothy Murphy .... 5,905
Lucille Lavery . 5,415
Josephine Raats 2,720 1
Hilja Reinaka . 2,530
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