Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of .
The City Of Nome
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service took off
today for Candle and Kotze
bue with Mrs Fred Bourdon
and a native passenger. He
is due to return tonight, said
reports from the local office.
Tomorrow, weather permit
ting. Pilot Mirow is scheduled
for a flight to Solomon, Spru
ce Creek and Golovin.
The Pacific Alaska Airways
speedy Electra hopped off
this morning with Pilot Jerry
Jones and Walter Hall in com
mand on its return flight to
Fairbanks. Chas. L Calkins
and Mr Noble were outgoing
passengers aboard the plane.
Pilot John Lynn of the
Northern Air Transport hop
ped for Candle and Kotzebue
today with Deputy Marshal
Crabtree and James Mills, a
native, as passengers. It was
further reported that several
prisoners are to be brought
back from the North, when
the plane returns.
Pilot Chester Brown of the
Northern Air Transport hop
ped off from Nome today for
Fairbanks via Unalakleet, Nu
lato and Tanana. Nels M
Boyne was a passenger to
Unalakleet. The plane is not
scheduled to return for sev
ral days.
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S. S. Northwind
Held Up By Low
Water at Golovin
Officials of the Arctic Trans
port Company, stated today,
that the S S Northwind, un
der charter to their organiza
tion from the Northland
Transportation Co., which op
orates in Southeastern Alas
ka, was held up at Golovin, in
the loading of reindeer, by
the prevailing low water, a
long the coast from Nome to
Bluff.
Under the circumstances,the
sailing date of the Northwind
from Nome for Seattle, was
uncertain, they stated.
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\ oung Woman And
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(Ry The Associated Press)
Louisville, Kv., Oct 21st—
Mrs Anna Smallwood Keith,
aged 20, and her eleven mon
ths old son. died in the hospi
tal of gunshot wounds. Police
are engaged in hunting John
Coffman, a neighbor in con
nection with the shooting.
The Sheriff said that the
woman with her baby in her
arms was shot down when
she stepped between her hus
band and Coffman during a
quarrel. Coffman fled from
the house.
Airplanes Leave To
Search For Fiver
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(Bv The Associated Press)
Seattle, Oct. 21st—Planes
prepared to take off from Boe
ing Field to seek Capt. Henry
Walker, an army flier, who
is missing since yesterday
when he took off from the
field on a practice flight head
ing towards Portland intend
ing to be gone only an hour
or so.
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S. S. Dellwood Is
Held I p Bv Low
Water At Nome
Agent James P. Daly of the
Alaska Steamship Co., said
today that efforts would be
made tomorrow, to load pas
sengers aboard the S S Dell
wood of the Alaska Line.
No definite time for the pas'
senger lighter has been set.:
but he stated it might possi-1
blv be sometime tomorrow
afternoon.
There is considerable cargo j
to be discharged from the
vessel, and low water today |
is hampering freight move-1
ment, making it impossible to
state when the vessel will bei
ready to sail for Akutan and
Dutch Harbor. Under pres-;
ent instructions, Mr. Daly
stated, the Dellwood will pro
ceed direct to Seattle from
Dutch Harbor.
Rehabilitation In
Helena, Montana
Beinj; Hampered
(By The Associated Press)
Helena, Montana, Oct. 21—
Hampered by cold weather,
residents plunged into the
task of rehabilitation altho
the shaking earth has not yet
completely stilled.
Repair activities were hast
ened as the temperature drop
ped below the freezing point
during the night. Guardsmen
are patroling the city and all
public places remain closed.
The weather bureau report
said that at least three hun
dred and forty seven tremors
occurred during the nine day
period. Four hundeed refu
gees are still huddled beneath
a hundred tents of the FERA
which offered temporary re
lief shelter.
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