CUSTOMS HOUSE
AT WP SUMMIT IS
DESTROYED, FIRE
SKAGWAY, Alaska. Oct. 4 -
(Special Correspondence'—A fire ol
unknown origin completely destroy
ed the customs house at the White
Pass Summit! Sunday about 9:3C
p.m.
Jack Nichols, Canadian Customs
Inspector, discovered the fire in
time that he and his family escap
ed from the building safely but
all belongings were lost. The lire
leaped from the Customs House to
the Boundary Shed and burned
about 150 feet of the north end.
A Pan American plane first sight
ed the fire, reported it at Haines
and word was sent to the ACS
station at Skagway from there. A
work train was sent out from
Skagway immediately.
Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and their
family were brought to Skagway
where they will make their home
until the buildings are rebuilt at
the Sdmmitt.
Alaska Coastal Carries
82 Passengers on
Flights Yesterday
Flights yesterday by Alaska Coas
tal Airlines carried a total of 82 (
passengers with 7 on interport
flights, 27 arriving and 48 depart
ing.
Passengers departing for Skagway
were: Inez Jones, Lex Utter, C.j
Foster, Felix Toner, Frank Metcalf,
Carl Caldwell; for Haines: R. Rob
erts.
For Hood Bay: Mike Zamora,
Jacob Johnson, Fenton Dennis, Art
Dennis; for Tenakee: B. H. Manery. |
For Hoonah: Paul Stevenson, Mrs. j
W. D. Hawkins, Mr. Marlowe. Rus
sell Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. James
Martin, Fred Donnelly, Francis
See, Michael See, C. Rands.
For Pelican: Mrs. Amy Lou
Blood; for Excursion Inlet: Mr. ^
Pearson. i
For Petersburg: Capt. J. Ryan,'
Ralph Smith, Z. Gross; for Wran
gell: J. O. Peterson, A1 Ritchie, E.:
K. Brown; for Ketchikan: J. M.
Adams, William Rice.
For Fish Bay: W. Westfall, T. P.
Heinz; for Barge: Lee Booth. Da
vid Tyee.
For Sitka: Ray Broomhead, Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. McGilton, John
McGilton, Margaret Piacenti, N.
Fredrickson, Hans Samuelson, Chas.
Anderson, Col J. D. Alexander, Maj.
D. N. Cameron, E. J. Grimstad,
William Kuhn.
Arriving from Sitka, passengers
were: Dcnald Pack, Lindy John,
Maynard Ekan, Mary Oshfelter,
Mrs. Beirling, Col. J. Alexander,
Maj. D. N. Cameron, H. N. Peter
son, Mr. Duryea, Linda Kelly.
Fom Petersburg: Elmer Carlson.
Edgar Carlson: from Ketchikan:
James Maynars; from Gustavus:
Charles Parker; from Funter: Max
W. Dorman.
From Pelican: K. Raatikainen,
David Milton; from Hoonah: Esther.
Greenewald. j
From Skagway: Felix 'Toner,
Frank Metcalf, Carl Carlson, Homer
Johnson, R. C. Caldwell, Rex Sha
ma; from Haines: Gene Lowman,
Martin Madsen, Fred Donnelly.
• TIDE TABLE
•
• October 5
• Low tide 2:29 a.m., 3.9 ft.
• High tide 9:36 a m., 11.1 ft.
• Low tide 2:54 p.m.. 7.9 ft.
• High tide 8:41 pun., 12.3 ft,
POLIO INSURANCE
See Floyd Fagerson. Tel. 32 or
764, Box 784, Juneau. 621-6t
Pan American
j Airways Carries
158 Passengers Tuesday
Fifty-eight passengers were car
ried by Pan American World Air
ways yesterday. Ten arrived in Ju
neau from Seattle. They were: Ray
mond Broomhead, Frank Cannell,
Margaret Greenspun, William Lan
dry, Hilda McEwen. Paul Munroe,
Jacob Overbaugh, Honey Lou
Porter, John Reams and Carl Teich
man. Eleven went through to Fair
banks and Whitehorse.
Boarding the northbound plane
here were: Mary Elias, Mrs. W. R.
Calvert, L>r. P. W. Jaron and Mike
Klarpatoh for Whitehorse.
Going to Fairbanks were: Don
Schmidt, Agnes Mayo, Mary Juneby.
Mary Ashenfelter, Sam Tourthan,
Mr. and Mrs. Christofferson, Lindy
John, Maynard Eakan, Dan Acti,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Boyd, and C. L.
Pollack.
For Annette: Thomas Nally and
J. L. Connor.
For Ketchikan: T. N. Casey, Aivy
Vanderneer, and G. A. Hocking.
For Seattle: Jerry McKinley,
Miriam Dickey, Nada Patton, Frank
Henderson, Louis and Glenn Decker,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson, A. E.
Owens, R. Douglas. John Packard,
Gene Lowman, B. Flatt and E. W. i
Mason.
Pacific Northern
Airlines Takes 13
Passengers, Brings 6
Pacific Northern Airlines took;
13 passengers to Anchorage yes- I
terday and brought five from An- j
chorage and one from Cordova.
Westward-bound were: Joe Mor- :
gan, Byron Felkner, Col. John Noy- |
es, George Tapley, Jack Huff, Leo
nard Usher, Ralph Sarff, Ralph
Mize, E. E. Green, Donald Pack, |
Rex Shama, S. H. Brown and Miss
Ella Burda.
From Anchorage: Paul Bentley,
William Andres, J. L. Connors, Leo
Saarela, and G. A. Hocking.
From Cordova: L. D. Belshaw.
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WAINO E.
HENDRICKSON
‘Alaska Born, Alaska Booster’
Republican Candidate
tor
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PHONE 15
(WILLIAMS RETURNS FROM
AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS
MEET IN SALT LAKE CITY
—
After attending the annual con
j vention of the American Mining
Congress in Salt La ice City in the
! latter part of August and a visit in
California, J. A. Williams, superin
tendent of the Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining Company, and Mrs. Wil
liams returned on the steamship j
Princess Louise.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams left Ju- j
neau in mid-August for the states.
1 In Seattle they took delivery of a
new Buick car and motored to Salt
Lake City.
At the conclusion of the Mining
Congress convention the Williams
continued by automobile from Utah
to California. In Sar. Francisco.
Williams eonterred with officials of
the A.-J. company ar.d from San
Francisco he and Mrs. Williams
motored to southern California and
visited with relatives in Escondido.
Enroute north they stopped over in
Seattle for a short visit with their
son, Rodney, a senior student at the
University of Washington.
SOMMERS RETURN AFTER
TWO MONTHS OUTSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Sommers
and their young son, Ronald, re
turned on the steamship Princess
Louise after a vacation visit of about
two months in the states. For Som
mers, who is assistant to the Terri
torial Tax Commissioner, all was
not vacation for he spent a part of
his leave at the Metropolitan Busi
ness College in Seattle taking a
course in certified public accounting
coaching and reviewing.
From Seattle the Sommers family
went east to Chicago and then vis
ited with Mrs. Sommer's family in
Wisconsin and with relatives of Mr.
Sommer’s in South Dakota.
BAUSCH-LOMB MAN HERF
L. D. Belshaw of the Bausch and
Lomb Optical Co'.. Seattle office, ar
rived here from Anchorage yester
day. He is stopping at the Baranof
Hotel. _
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