Selz Confesses to
Two Slayings Is
Faced w ill) Third
(Bv The Associated Press)
Red Wood City. Califor
nia, March 11 — Grappling
hooks raked the muddy hot
tom of San Francisco Bay
for the rail weighted and
trussed body of a man
whom Jerome von Braun
Selz said he killed because
of threatened blackmail.
Selz admitted slaying Mrs.
Ada French Rice, wife of a
formed Mayor of Nome. He
said he tossed the body of
a man named Barovich or
Baronovich into the Bay
last November, climaxing
a battle for a gun. Selz
was questioned concerning
the strangulation of Mrs.
L na Coffin, aged thirty, oj
San Francisco, in a water
front hotel last April. The
clerk said Seiz registered
with her. He was also
questioned on the death of
James Anthony Service,
a station worker of Rich
mond, California, whose
body was found hacked at
with an ax.
At a meeting of the new
ly formed Palmer Cham
ber of Commerce, the Mata
nuska organization went on
record in favor ol Delegate
Dimond’s bill for the aboli
tion of fish traps and for
the extension of the Inter
national Highway. It was
held that the abolition of
fish traps would aid in
bringing new settlers to A1
aska and thus form a mar
ket for products of the Ma
tanuska colony. _
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Igloo News
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March 1
Both the educ.itional and
religious programs at Igloo
were grea.ly disrupted dur
ing January and February
by an epidemic of chicken
pox. There have been
about fifty case in all. Ben
Maurice Dahle is,the only
sufferer at present, and we
expect him to be back in
circulation by next week.
Ed Hovcn was a welcome
visitor at Igloo last week.
He sknod 'the twenty-two
miles from his calm in the
Kougarok to Igloo. Mr.
Huven was an over-night
guest of the Dallies, lie
and Mr. Dahle decided to
exchange radios, so Mr.
Dahle took his guest and
radio home by dog team on
Wednesday and returned
the next day with the other
set.
Mr. and Mrs. FJrht'r Dah
le and family, Miss Ethel
Marx, and .Jim Cassady
were dinner guests of the
Burkhers on February 16.
The dinner was decidedly
“hearty” in spite of its be
ing a little late for celebrat
ing Saint Valentine’s Day
Miss Ethel Marx spent
the week of February 14th
at Igloo to open the Toilet
Common da1 Company’s
store here. Sinn th. store
is in ■ i ration on y one
wci k p moo.6 A; rx
did ui •••:!: ni.-.t. i• ■ rusa
mg gus.m Adu pi •. ■ lo
re tut ■) ,0/Oiii i' * > oh 4.
Sam , 1 ;|< ot Telle. r
f > igloo last Wednesday
bringing home his sister-in
law, Anna Otoyuk, who
tiad spent several weeks
with the Ailak family.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Kug
zruk are the proud parents
of a baby boy, Vernon Kee
liek, born January 21. The
new arrival was christened
last Sunday in the Luther
an Church by the Reverend
Mr. Dahle.
The Igloo skyline has re
cently been changed by the
erection of a windmill on
the roof of the parsonage.
Mr. Dahle expects to per
suade Boreas to charge his
radio batteries.
J here has been as much
wire-pulling at Igloo re
cently as one would expect
at Washington, D. C. Be
sides having experimented
wiih every type of am. una
mentioned .n the It. A.
Handbook, Messrs. Dem
and Burkher have installed
telephones (authentic an
tiques) in the parsonage
and teacherage. We now
boast a telephone system
unimpaired by busy signals
and wrong numbers. More
over, Gordon Burkher can
talk to Ben Dahle without
being exposed to the chick
en pox.
Pauline V. Burkher
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House Committee
Passes Bill For
1000 New Planes
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Washington, March 10—
The House Military Affairs
Com mi Hoe unani mously
p i., ed the McSwain Biil
authorr/.ing the construc
ion of four thousand new
airplanes in the next live
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In the Di ' iet Court for tlie
Second I) ■ ion oi th T< • t >rv
of Al; sk.i.
Agn .. Chapman, Plaintiff,
v.s
Roy Chapman Defendant,
The Pre dent of The United
State., of America, to the above
named Defendant, GRKF.TING;
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Territory of Alaska, Second Divi
sion, within thirty CIO) days af
ter the last publication of this
Summon., namely within thirty
rt: v from the 18th day of March,
Rl.'tfi, m i a. ■ th ; Summ ns is
published, or within forty (10)
days after tnc : : rvii ■ i.f this
: i minion upi ; on, ia e tin.
Summons is • ; vc I upon you par
sonaily, and an wer the eoni
pl nnt of t be afonve I pi u.
tiff on fils iii said Court in I lit*
above-entitled action.
The plaintiff in this action de
mands the following relief: A
decree dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant upon
the grounds of incompatibility of
temperament, and, also, for an
order awarding the care and cus
tody of Ralph Chapman, the min
or son of plaintiff and defendant,
to plaintiff;
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pear and answer, the plaintiff!
will take judgment against you1'
for want thereof and will apply
to- tin* Court for tile relief de
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above stated.
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iVbirison, Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court hereto
affixed on the 10th day of Feb
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