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Hauling more than 5 and a half
tons of mining machinery and
food supplies and freight of all
kinds, the Bach plane, recently
purchased by the Mirow Air Ser
vice, has been in almost constant
use since its arrival at its new
base here.
More than 10,540 pounds were
flown to Macklin Creek for the
• l^aurin-Keenan outfit in two
days, and another 1360 pounds
(,f freight and supplies flown
from Nome to Tuy or Creek for
operator* there, being actual test
iniohy as to the value to this see
t.on of suitable freight-carrying
planes.
The Mirow Air Service, one of
Nome's pioneer airlines, special
ising in speedy, comfortable air
planes, for short and long distance
flights, recently acquired the Bach
in Fairbanks and immediately put
it to work in the Nome area
The Kougarok mining area, re
mote due to difficulties of trans
portation, will be readily acces
sible to operators desiring to get
their machinery and supplies in
to the section before the breakup.
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Trnnafi- rtation ha* also been o
“sticker in the development of
tie* mining field*, and every year
it becomes doubly more ansurnl
that tii# recur; -,f g, (t (n (he
.outside distr.ot*. supplies an I
machinery, is by use of the a^r
plane.
lit is no id e boast to say that
this fppring and summer will see
more aerial transportation of
mining machinery and supplies
from Nome to outlying mining
sections, than ever before.
The Mirow Air Service, foresee
ing the undoubted development in
this line has expanded to meet
the requirements and has now
in active operations two Stinson
Reliant Jrs., One speedy Lock
iheed Vega, and a Bach ten-place
plane for both passengers and
! freight.
Commenting on the expansion
! of his company, Manager Hans
; Mirow pointed, to the fast-devel
oping Kougarok section—the
Toller development, tin mining
at Tin City or Cape Prince of
Wales, the Candle and Council
areas which are becoming import
ant producers—and said, “Can
you feature any more feasible or
practical means of supplying
these sections with the much
needed communication and trans
portation, than by the operation
of airplanes suitable to all re
quirements—small and large?”
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In the matter of the estate of
P. M. DANIELSEN, deceased.
In the Probate Court for the
Cape Nome precinct, Second Div
ision, Territory of Alaska.
Notice is hereby given that
: the undersigned has been duly
appointed Administrator of the
! Estate of P. M. Danielsen, deceas
ed. Notice is further given that
all persons having claims again
st the estate of said deceased,
are requested to present them
with proper vouchers within six
months from the date of this no
tice, to the undersigned Admini
strator at his office at Nome in
said precinct, Territory of Alaska.
Dated at Nome, this 24th day
of February, 1937.
E. K. JOHANSEN,
Administrator of the estate of P.
M. Danielsen deceased.
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lyze 11 t >■• ir\ income tax re
turns a g i ige for far reach
ing changes in the federal tax |
structure enacted during the last 1
two years
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fils taxc. will be subjected to a
careful scrutiny.
BERLIN March 3 —The Rom
an Catholic church Will renoun
ce its concordat with Adolf Hit- |
ler if the Nazi regime carries out i
its threat to expropriate church
lands for resettlement.
The concordat, signed four,
years ago, defined the spheres of
church authority, and relegated
youth training in civil concepts to
the state.
WASHINGTON. D. C. March 1,
Congressional leaders estimated
the administration's program to
bring parity and security to ag
riculture, may cost more than a
billion dollars annually.
The costs include soil conser
vation a half billion dollars, crop
insurance one hundred and fifty
million, rehabilitation for farm
tenants, share croppers and labor
ers one hundred million dollars.
BUENOS AIRES, March 1, —
Argentine police seeking the kid ;
napers and slayers of little Eug- j
enio Iraola, son of a wealthy cat- j
tie raising family, centered thei;
investigation on a wandering ho-j
bo—Jose Gancedo, while the auth
oriteis questioned him.
j The boy was buried yesterday.
| Chief of Police Ganduglia said he
| was almost certain Gancedo kid
j naped and killed the child.
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