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SANTA ANA- Calif., June 15th—Many Valentia
orange groves were deserted today as fruit pickers
struck for sharp wage increases. A representative of
the growers said they would not accede to demands of
the strikers who, he said, are mostly Mexicans. Altho
officers, armed with tear gas bombs convoyed many
trucks from groves to packing plants, two trucks were
ambushed and their loads dumped into ditches.
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Second Division.
The Nome Daily Nugget
“Read Bv Alaskans Everywhere”
REV. NORMAN McCAY ANI) WIFE OF THE
l EDERATED CIIUUCII BE OUTGOING
PASSENGERS ON S. S. VICTORIA
Rev. Norman McCay. aecompan
ied by Mrs. McCay expect to be
outgoing passengers aboard the
S. S. Victoria for Seattle, after
being associated with the life of
Nome for the pas three years.
Following is a short biography
of Rev. McCay and his activities
both in the States and at Nome:
Born one hundred years after
the Declaration of Independence
i in Cummingsville. Ontario, Can
ada, \he Rev. Norman McCay,
completed 7 grades in school.
Learned the printing trade. Was
licensed to preach when nine
teen. Came to the United State
in July Eight years in
Morningside Academy and Mo:n
ingside Coliege, Sioux C.ty.Iowa.
preaching continuously. Ph. B.
degree 1905. Joined Northwc :
Iowa Conference of the Method
ist Fplscopnl church. Pastorate
in Sioux City. West S:de. Galva
and Kingsley. Financial sere
REV. NORMAN McCAY
tary of Morningside College. At
Boston University School of The
ology 1914-17; degree S. T. B.;
pastorate Dighton, Mass., during
these years. Pastorate Emmets
burg, Iowa. Patorate of Mason
church. Tacoma, Wn. Wesley
Foundation pastorate at State
College of Washington, Pullman.
Pastorates at Wenatchee, Cheha
lis and Nome.
Came to Nome as Pastor of the
Fede:ated church, arriving June
11, 1933. Upon the request of
Bishop Lowe of the Methodist
Episcopal church, the Federated
church, as a fraternal kindness,
consented to the Rev. McCay be
coming also the Pastor of the La
vinia Wallace Young Mission for
Eskimos.
As a citizen, the Rev. McCay
served on the C. W. A. commit
tee during the winter of 1933-’34.
The fall of 1934 and th< winter of
1935, was an active member of
the FERA committee during the t
reconstruction period following
the big fire in Nome.
The Rev. McCay considers his
contacts with the Natives one of
the most rewarding experiences
of his ministry. The Bible is
clothed in a language imagery
almost entirely foreign to the Es
kimo. As evidence, take the na
ture parables of Jesus. This
study to find the principal involv
ed in any Bible episode or teach
ing and portray it in words un
derstood by the Eskimo has been
a keen delight. His debt to Nor
j man Lee as interpreter, he re
ports was beyond compensation.
\ As head of all Methodist inter
ests in Nome, Rev. McCay has
had a most gifted and devoted
helper in the person of Miss Dor
othy M. Russell, deaconess. His
relationship to the Maynard-Co
. lumbus hospital has been mostly
i as advisor and counsellor. He has
1 found Miss Emily Morgan, super
intendent for the past ten years,
a very proficient and resourceful
woman. It was to her foresight
that Nome owed a complete and
adequate medical supply during
the fateful period following the
fire of September 17, 1934.
Last twenty-fifth of March the
Rev. and Mrs. McCay celebrated
their 35th wedding anniversary.
Since coming to Nome their only
" son. Norman Vance McCay, grad-1
uated from Northwestern Law
School with the degree of Juris
Doctor, passed the Illinois Bar &
became one of the legal advisors
in an established Chicago firm
with world-wide interests. Their
only daughter, Mrs. C Evan Eng
be:g. teaches music in the Los
Angeles schools and recently put)
lished instructions in technique
and teaching that has been ac
cepted by the schools of the city.
Mr. Engberg is an instructor in
the Beverly Hills high school.
Their son, John Evan, is in his
fourth year. Just before embark
ing for Nome Rev. and Mrs. Mc
Cay made a trip to California to
baptize John Evan, their only
grandchild.
Both Rev. and Mrs. McCay ap
preciate the kindness of Whites
and Natives in Nome. They will
cheerish the most lively memor
ies of their three years fellow
diip with the aborigines and the
white pioneers of the Seward
Peninsula.
CARD OF THANKS
The undersigned wishes to ex
tend their thanks and apprecia
tion to tho Ma.- ms, Orde: of East
ern Star, the Rebekahs, the Pio
neer Women and to the many
friends for their kind sympathy,
also fo: the beautiful flowers for
the funeral services of a dear
husband and father.
Mrs. Emma Rowe and
Daughter Margaret.
Weal her Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Generally fair weather prevails
this morning throughout interior
and western Alaska this morn
ing. Temperatures continue near
the seasonal average in most sec
tions of Alaska. Ruin was fall
ing in extreme southeastern Al
aska, British Columbia and along
the coast of Oregon. Washington
and California. Barometer read
ings are low over the north Pa
cific Ocean.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given, that
A. Polet has been appointed by
the Probate Court, for the Cape
Nome Precinct, Territory of Al
aska, Second Division, Adminis
trator of the Estate of Louis E
Kurth. deceased, and all persons
having claims against the said
estate are required to present the
same, with proper vouchers, with
in six months from the date of
this notice, to the undersigned
administrator in the city of Nome
Territory of Alaska.
Dated this the 15th day of June
1936.
A. POLET.
Administrator of the Estate
of Louis E. Kurth. deceased.
Publish June 15, 22, 29. July 6.
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