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The Nome Daily
NUGGET
Anchorage Home
Is Scene Of A
Children’s Party
Telephone Going Out of Order Dis
closes Handiwork of Youthful
Gang of Home-wreckers
An Anchorage telephone going
out of order under peculiar circum
stances and the dispatching of a re
pairman to investigate recently brot
to light an unusual problem for the
police of that city. The telephone
was located in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gunnard Gustafson.
When the line wTnt out of order
the repairman went to the house
which he found void of its occu
pants. Entering the dwelling he
found what the Anchorage Times
terms “a state of upheaval rivaling
the homes of old Pompeii after the
historic earthquake.”
Police later determined with fair
certainty that the wrecking of the
interior of the house was done by
mischievous children for no better
reason than just doing it. Damages
sustained totaled several hundred
dollars and the owners of the house
found it necessary to put up at a ho
tel after “the party".
Entering the house through a
basement window after Mr. and Mrs.
Gustafson had left for the day to
go to their work in a cafe, the child
ren evidently wrecked everything
they encountered as they advanced
through the rooms of the house.
Each place they had been was so
strewn with displaced articles that
it was later impossible to take a
step without encountering something
broken or torn down.
The floors were littered with brok
en chinaware, numerous broken
phonograph records, scattered groc
eries. clothing, linen, books and pap
ers and magazines and articles of
dress. The interior was torn out
of the family radio and its tubes
smashed. The electric stove had
been turned on and the canary bird
released from its cage.
Windows, electric lights and mir
rors were smashed. Flour, beans
candy nuts and other articles lay
scattered over the kitchen floor. All
over the basement floor were num
erous broken bottles, including can
ned preserves and jams and the cloth
ing collected from throughout the
house lay thrown from the main
floor to a heap in the middle of the
basement.
The telpehone which stood on a
high shelf, was apparently the last
thing touched and also the one thing
that led to the discovery. Child
ren were questioned and each in
turn denied having had anything to
do with the affair but each blamed
another child for at least part of the
vandalism.
KOTZEBUE
NEWS
NOME DAILY NUGGET:
Kotzebue, April 29, 1935
Most every one who had the flu
are well over it now and are enjoy
ing the warm spring weather now
Pilot Jerry Jones of the PA A,
went through here last Friday with
two of the bear hunters. Due to ice
condition they did not get any polar
bears.
Pilot Jones expects to go back up
to Pt Barrow in a day or two with
some more hunters to join Messrs
Tower and McDonald. Pilot Jones
reports lots of sickness in Barrow'.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
Airways arrived here last Friday on
his way to Kiana to get passengers
for Candle.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service, also arrived here last
Friday from Selawik with Mrs Had
ley Ferguson and son Glen, who is
seriously ill. Glen is now in the
hospital and is much better than at
Selawik.
Pilot Chester Brown arrived here
today with Archie Ferguson from
Selawik, who came down to be with
his son during his illness. Harry
Baldwin was also a passenger and is
returning with Chester to Nome.
Mr A1 Forsgren who came here
by dog team a few weeks ago is
returning to Deering today with
Pilot Brown. Mr.Forsgren had been
operated on and is now well enough
to return to his home.
Hugo Eckhardt was a visitor here
last week. Mr. Eckhardt attended
to some business matters and re
turned yesterday to his fox farm.
He reports that he has many young
foxes already this spring.
Peter Lee left this morning for
Candle to work there this spring.
Mrs G. Bjornstad who has been in
the hospital for some time is im
proving every day. Mrs. Bjornstad
is from Nome. She will be ready to
leave for Nome in a few days.
A native by the name of George
Kenworthy, was drowned here last
week while out seal hunting. His
companion York Mindenhall, claims
the seal that he had lashed on top of
his kyak, caused the boat to upset
Angeline Davidovies
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