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commends the enactment of this pro
posed legislation and the Bureau of
the Budget advises that it should be
considered as in accord with the fin
ancial program of the President.
While the Norbeck bill limits pen
sions to Indians over 70 years of
age, the bill introduced by the Dele
gate would grant pensions to those
over 65 years of age, which is in
harmony with the provisions of the
Social Security Bill.
The present airmail service from
Cordova for the residents of Katalla
will be extended to include Yaka
taga Beach for four trips a year,
commencing about September first,
in accord with the request of Dele
gate Dimond for this additional ser
vice.
The Secretary of Commerce has
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SEE SPAGETTI DAN_
ERNEST M. ATTEBERY
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
ESTIMATES, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
PREPARED
Alterations and Repairs 411 Second Avenue
ARCTIC BEER PARLOR
AND CARD ROOM
Between Pioneer Drug Store And Dream Theatre
Jack Solomon, Prop.
announced the following amendment
to the fishing regulations for the
Bristol Bay Area:
Salmon fishery:—In addition tc
existing prohibitions, commercial
fishing for salmon in the Nushagak
district, which embraces the waters
of Nushagak Bay within a line from
Point Protection to Etolin Point, if
prohibited from ti o’clock ante-meri
dian to 6 o'clock postmeridian ol
Tuesday of each week, and from fc
o’clock postmeridian Friday to t
o’clock postmeridian Saturday ol
each week.’
The delegate has introduced a bit
in the House authorizing the Secre
tary of the Interior to locate, esta
blish construct, equip and openatc
a hospital for the insane of Alaska
and for other purposes.
It has long been felt that bettei
results would be obtained if the
mental patients of Alaska were giv
en treatment in a sanitarium main
tained and operated by the govern
ment rather than under the present
system whereby treatment is con
tracted for through a private institu
tion. This bill is the first step to
wards providing for the needed hos
pital.
The bill authorizes an appropria
tion of $2,500,000 for the purchase
of land and construction and equip
ment of the proposed hospital. The
hospital would also provide treat
ment for federal patients that are
insane other than those from Alaska
The bill provides that the hospita'
may be located in Alaska but does
not limit the location to the Terri
tory as the Secretary of the Inter
ior is given complete authorizatior
to locate it w'here it is deemed besst
July 15th, Delegate Dimond in
troduced a bill to authorize the lowr
of Cordova to construct, enlarge, im
prove and repair certain municipa
public works, and for such purpos
es to issue bonds in any amount no
to exceed $50,000. The bill provid
es for improvements to the schoo
building, city hall, fire house, whar
and sewers of the town.
The application for loan and gran
of the city of Douglas has been ap
proved by the Public Works Ad
ministration in the amount of $53,
015. This amount is divided in th
customary 45 to 55 ratio whereb;
the government makes an outrigh
grant of 45 percent or $25,515, am
a loan of 55 percent or $27,500 b;
purchasing the bonds issued by tin
city. The PWA has expedited thi
necessary procedure in all of thesi
H. BRORSON
Certified Watch
Maker
Front Street, Nome,
George Anderson
EXPERT PIANO TUNE!
ATTENTION
Piano Owners and Prospective Own
ers—A good musician has his piam
tuned and serviced by a profession
al tuner once yearly—
Four reconditioned pianos for sal<
or rent. Leaving Soon—Phone
Promptly—Thank You.
GEORGE ANDERSON
Lincoln Hotel
Home Address—Anderson Music
Shop, Juneau, Alaska
instances so that work can be start
ed and expenditures incurred as soon
as the city has officially accepted
the agreement, without having to
wait until it has been returned to
the PWA as has been the case here
tofore.
Long Awaited
(ilarence Brown
Film Tuesday
NIGHT FLIGHT STORY OF
MEN LEADING HAZ
ARDOUS LIVES
Thrills, pathos, comedy and rom
ance are deftly combined, it is said,
tn make NIGHT FLIGHT, coming to
the Dream Theatre Tuesday, one of 1
the greatest productions of the year.
Certainly Director Clearence Brown
has placed in it a multi-star cast of I
remarkable proportions. The .play
ers include John Barrymore, Helen
Hayes, Clark Gable, Lionel Barry
more, Robert Montgomery, Myrna ,
Lay. William Gargan, C. Henry Gor
don and Leslie Fenton.
John Barrymore as Manager ’
Central in the story is John Barry
more, hard, stern general manager
nf the air line. It is he who, with
strict discipline, keeps his men fly
ing through dark and through fog
to get the mail through.
Pellerin (Robert Montgomery),
one of the pilots, reports a storm
coming in from the mountains,which
I he :s then crossing. He wants to
avoid this gale, but is ordered to
, proceed through it.
The storm approaches the coast
I and menaces Fabian (Clark Gable),
j pilot of the plane from Puntas Are
, nas lo Buenos Aires. He, too, is or
dered to press on, told that his mail
t must make connections with the
. Brazil plane for Europe.
Barrymore lashes his people to
. the highest point of efficiency, even
, the doddering old inspector of planes
, Robineau (Lionel Barrymore), itv
l dined to be too lenient with the
I pilots.
At home, Madame Fabian (Helen
. Hayes) eats a pathetically lonely
. dinner when she is told her husband
, has been delayed and, later, becomes
: the storm center of great drama
when the radios from Fabian indi
cate that the pilot is hopelessly lost.
. that he has but five minutes of
gas left.
BOB JACKSON
Formerly of the Ingersoll Hotel,
Ketchikan: lias opened a Itarher
. Shop at The Neveda, And is Now
Open For Business. New and Mod
ern Equipment Will Arrive on the
■ Next Boat From Seattle.
A. L. Carpenter
Piano Tuning And
Repairing
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Permanent Residence Nome
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Or Nugget Office
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