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LOCAL ITEMS
Two fire alarms were sent
in last night and early this
morning calling the fire de
partment, first to the alarm
box at the Catholic church.
Kurt Sprenger pulled the
alarm when he and his wife
while returning from the
radio station at about mid
night, saw fire coming from
a smokestack near the rear
of the Public school build
ing.
The department arrived
there and found that the
fire was merely soot burn
ing and that all danger was
past.
On the corner of First
Avenue and Hunter Way
the fire sled turned over
while making the turn,
dumping out all of the hose,
chemical tanks and etc. It
was reported by officials
and councilmen that the
driver has been warned re
peatedly from driving too
fast around corners, and it
was stated that such per
formances in the future
would not be countenanced.
The second call was a false
alarm turned in from Box
14 located at the Lomen
Commercial Company.
Chief Laws apprehended
the person who pulled the
alarm, and placed him un
der arrest. Orville Miller,
a half breed Eskimo, was
the person arrested and it
was said he was consider
ably under the influence of
liquor at the time of his ar
rest, last night.
The false alarm came in
about 3 A.M., perhaps an
hour after the equipment
had been placed in com
plete readiness, in case an
other alarm came in after
:he tanks, hose, and etc.,
h -id been replaced after
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MILDRED S SHOPPE
being dumped off on the
first call.
Later—It was reported
by City Atty. Sullivan that
Mr. Miller was released on
his own recognizance, not
having been placed under
any specific charge, and
that an investigation was
being carried on to definite
ly ascertain who the guilty
person was in the 3 a.m.
alarm.
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Airplane News
Nome
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Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service, hopped
off today for Fairbanks
with Joe Meherin, & Pete
Moss as passengers. He
will stay overnight at Ruby
and continue on to Fair-j
i banks Tuesday, returning
; the same day with expresg
and fresh vegetables. H>
is scheduled for a flight to
Fairbanks Wednesday morn
ing after making a flight to
Teller late Tuesday.
Pilots Jerry Jones and
Walter Hall arrived today
in the Pacific Alaska Air
ways Ford plane, but no
outside mail was brought
over due to the fact thfit
the train from the coast
had not yet arrived at Fair
banks. The plane took off
on its return flight immedi
ately with Nome agent
of the PAA, Emerson Bas*
set as a passenger, to at
tend the Ice Carnival there
Pilot Frank Whaley of
the Nome Airways made a
flight today to Taylor to
bring back E. K. Johansen
and one other passenger, I
name unknown. Tomor
row he is scheduled for a
flight to Fairbanks with
Mrs. E. G. Davis of the1
North Pole Bakery and Art
Harris, who will be a visi
tor from Nome to the Ice
Carnival at Fairbanks.
Mrs Davis is enroute to the
States on a business trip.
It is also understood that
Joe Fortune will be a pas
senger to Fairbanks.
Wearier Twi'av
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Generally fair weather
prevailed this morning ov
er the Nome-Fairbanks air
route. Snow was falling at
Juneau and St. Paul Island
while cloudy and unsettled
conditions obtained along
the gulf and SE Alaska.
Temperatures were lower
this morning in central and
western Alaska with Nome
recording a minimum of 16
below at 9:40 AM.
Airway conditions at 7
A.M. were as follows:
Nome clear, temp. —11
Solomon clear, —17
Golovin clear. —15
Nulato clear, —20
Kaltag clear, —35
Unaakleet cloudy, —20
Ruby clear, —21
Flat clear, —16
Fairbanks part cldy. —11
Nenana clear, —14
Hot Springs clear, —20
Tanana clear, —15
Candle part cloudy. —27
Kotzebue part cloudy, —20
Juneau snowing, 32
Ketchikan part cloudy, 34
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