Airplane News
Nome Airport
The Pacific Alaska Airway.
Electra arrived today from Fair
banks via Flat with I, T. Me
Quire, Miss Kirkpatrick, A. Vat
Alvensleven, Mr. Nash, A. Reed
Mrs, Peterman. Ed. Olson, as pa
**ngers. Mr. Nash of the Alaski
Road Commission in the Fair
banks district, was a rcturninj
passenger.
The plane left late this after
r.oon with A. L. Carpenter as ;
passenger for Fairbanks fron
Nome. Pilots were Crosson anc
Holden.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirov
Air Service returned last nigh
from a flight to Candle and Kot
zebue. U. S. Marshal Thos. Gaf
feny was a passenger to Kotze
bue, Mr John Long from Candh
40 Kotzebue and Jack Costellc
from Nome to Kotzebue. All '
were passengers to Fairbanks
from Kotzebue with Pilot Hall ol
the Mirow Air Service. Car
Reiniseh and Matt Parvin were
passengers to Candle from Kot
*ebue, and Mrs. Clifford Rudd
was a passenger from Candle tc
Nome.
Pilot Hall yesterday flew a Mr
Wran and two others to Kiana
irom Fairbanks. Pilot Hall is
scheduled to return to Nome to
morrow from Fairbanks with pass
engers and express.
LOCAL ITEMS
John Britzus, well known old
timer, gas engineer and machin
ist, was taken ill while walking
on Front Street near the Pioneer
Sheet Metal Works today and
was immediately removed to the
Maynard Columbus Hospital.
Fred J. Hotes who arrived ai
Nome recently from Fairbanki
"by plane intends making a cal
at Kotzebue, before returning tc
the interior city and thence ti
his headquarters at Juneau.
Mr. Hotes is the Alaska Repre
Sentative of the Marshal-Well:
Company of Portland. Oregon
and is making a business tour o
the Territory. This is his firs
trip into Nome, and while here
he has made business contact:
with many of the merchants o
Nome.
FUNERAL NOTICE
All Eastern Stars are requeste.
to attend the funeral of our lati
brother W. J. Rowe, at 2 P. M.
June 11th. at Federated Church.
FUNERAL NOTICE
MASONS will meet at the Lod
ge Room at 1. P. M. Thursday
June 11th. to attend the funera
of our Brother William Jame
Rowe.
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S. S. V ictoria
May Arrive
Thurs. 9 P.M.
Nome Agent Joe Harnish of
the Alaska Steamship Company
is in receipt of a wire from the S.
S. Victoria, of the Alaska Line,
stating that the vessel expects
to arrive at Nome tomorrow ev
; ening at 9 P. M.
Agent Harnish declared that
the vessel will discharge all of
i her Nome freight and merchan
i dise cargo before proceeding to
I Norton Bay ports down the coast.
The Victoria will then return to
Nome, take aboard the outgoing
passengers and proceed to Teller,
it was stated.
Mr. Harnish said he expected
to be established in his new offi
ce headquarters at Front Street
and Lanes Way sometime tomor
row afternoon.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Attention Pioneers of Alaska
Igloo No. 1. Funeral services for
the late Louis E. Kurth will be
held at the Federated church.
Thursday, June 11th, at 11 A.M.
All pioneers requested to attend.
Aimer Rydeen, President.
Enroute to Nome
! New Plane East
NOME NUGGET.
Nome, Alaska.
KOTZEBUE, June 10—Pilot
Maurice King flying a six place
Bellanca Pacemaker for the Fer
guson Airways, left the East this
morning by the way of Portland
and Seattle enroute to Kotzebue.
Signed: Warren Ferguson.
Wife Confessed
Slayer Tells Of
Hearing Plans
CBv The Associated Press)
DETROIT, June 10, —Mrs.
Margaret Dean, 33, who said she
. was the estranged wife of Day
ton Dean, the confessed Poole
slayer, is now being held as a
grand jury witness after telling
. of hearing her husband and oth
er Black Legion members discuss
plans for the slaying of Father
Coughlin.
She said he joined the Priests
National Union as a spy. Dean,
in his jail cell denied the story,
saying he was not married to her.
NOTICE
Beginning June 9th. all pur
chases made for the city of Nome
| must be accompanied by a Pur
chase Order.
Signed: Finance Committee.
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Gibson Wants
All Of Bureaus
Under one Head
Hon. Ernest W. Gibson of Ver
mont, in speaking of his bill to
place all Territories and insular
possessions under one common
head, said in part:
"The War Department in its
Bureau of Insular Affairs, con
trols such civil duties as are still
exercised over the Philipine Is-1
lands, and another office handles j
the affairs pertaining to the Can
al Zone. The Navy Department
has charge of the affairs of the
Islands of American Samoa. Gu
am, Wake. Palmyra, the Midway
group. Jarvis, Howlands, Christ
mas, and Baker—all islands of
the Pacific. The remainder of
our Territories & possessions are
under control of a division of
the Interior Department. This
group consists of Hawaii, Alaska,
Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Is-:
lands. The work of supervising
the civil needs and development
of a territory of nearly 600,000
square miles, with a population
of over 2.000.000 that falls to the
Interior Department is perform- 1
ed by an office force of 21 and a
small field force. I have nothing
but praise for the executive effic
iency of this personnel.
•’Thus the work of governing
our Territories and insular pos
sessions is divided between four
offices—a situation which the bill
I have introduced corrects by
placing all under one head, add
ing unity and prestige and bring
ing about a coordinated policy
which is now lacking.”
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Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Cloudy and unsettled weather
prevailed generally thruout in
terior Alaska this morning.
Showery conditions were ob
served over Seward Peninsula to
day. Barometer readings are
falling in western Alaska due to
an extensive low pressure area
on the Aleutians. Temperatures
remain seasonably moderate in
all sections of Alaska.
Cutter Northland reported its
position near Savoonga on St.
Lawrence Island, weather cloudy,
wind south ten.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
All those who are renters of
post office boxes are requested to
call for their mail as soon as
possible and thereby assist in the
distribution of the 22.000 odd
pounds of mail received upon the
arrival of the Cutter Northland
Saturday. By removing their
mail, the public will assist mater
ially in the speedy handling of
the matter and relieve the pres
ent congested condition of the
temporary post office, established
following the fire of 1934.
Guy Mish. Postmaster, j
NOTICE
Robert Brown, Please get in
touch with Andrew IMcCafferty
at Center Creek immediately.
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