, COLONISTS SAY
DO NOT NEED
GOVT AID
Two rtf the colonists on the
federal government project at
Palmer gave Mgr. Ross Sheelv
heart failure when they appeared
before him and stated they did
not need any more government
credit because they were now self
supporting thru the sale of vege
tables and milk by reason of
wages received. Virgin Eckert of
Minnesota and Joseph Puhl of
Wisconsin were the gold medal
'champions in economy. We trust
Manager Sheely will make a spe
cial effort to keep these men in
Alaska. She needs all she can get.
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0. D. COCHRAN
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CANDIDATE
For Territorial
Senator
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General Election, Tuesday, September, 8, 1936.
For Roosevelt, I JOHN LICHTENBERG
Del. Dimond,
And Tbe New
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General Election, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1936
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ANTHONY I. DIMOND
fw ttc-election Ob Democratic ticket
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HAJDUKOVICH
GIVES DETAILS
ON LOST PLANE
The August 11th issue of the
Fairbanks News-Mineir contains
the following account of the find
ing of the lost Hines plane:
John Hajdukovich. who with
Carl Tveten and B: 11 McConn,
found the long lost Hines plane,
today gave details of the discov
ery.
Mr. Hajdukovich at the time
the plane was reported missing
said that he heard it circling
near Tanana Crossing. The plane
was bound for Fairbanks from
Dawson at the time it was lost,
Aug. 19 last year. It had de
toured from the regular course to
avoid a storm.
Watched for Plane
“I was always quite sure that
the plane was in the Healy River
country,” said Mr. Hajdukovich.
“On the many trips I have made
in that area since then on pros
pecting trips and for other rea
sons, I have always kept a close
watch for the plane. At the time
of our discovery I had covered
nearly all of the area.
“We found the wrecked plane
above the three forks at the head
of the Healy River. Altho there 1
were no trees in the immediate
vicinity, the plane, I imagine,
would be difficult to locate from
the air, because it was in a can- j
yon where cliffs tower more than
4500 feet on each side.
Package Only Scorched
“With the exception of taking
the plates from the plane, we
touched nothing. We looked
closely. What struck me as odd
was the fact that a package of
cigarettes lay on top of the burn
ed wreckage. The package was
only scorched and one could eas
ily see the name ‘Lucky Strike'
on the package. All else that
was easily recognizable were a
pair of women’s shoes and a
round can of cigars.
“There was much conjecture in
Fairbanks over the possibility of
animals disturbing the wreckage
and packing things off. With this
in mind I searched an area of
seven square miles after our dis
covery, but found nothing had
been disturbed.”
Mayor E. B. Collins, chairman
of the Hines Search Committee,
announced today that the reward
of $1000 offered to the finders of
the plane, would be paid. Hajdu
kocich, Tveten and McConn ex
| pect to div ide it equally.
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GENERAL ELECTION, SEPTEMBER 8, 1936.
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
LESTER 0. GORE
ATTORNEY CENERAL
HARRY McCAlN f
AUDITOR
CASH COLE
HIGHWAY ENGINEER
R. J. STOREY
SENATOR
J. CHAS. KENNEDY
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GEORGE HELLERlCtt
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After the reward is paid Mayor
Collins announces, there will re
main $451.30 in the search fund,
dow the remaining money will be
expended has not been decided.
Territorial Aeronautics Inspec
tor Hugh S. Brewster plans to
make an official investigation.
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