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NEWS ITEMS
PHILIP AHSARUK LOSES
ARM ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
Philip Ahsaruk was accidently
shot in the arm yesterday after
noon while out hunting on Ber
ing ^Sea. A party cf hunters had
gone out in a skin beat and near
Sledge Island, the gun Ahsaruk
was reaching for went of and a
.30-.30 soft nosed bullet shattered
the bone of his right arm. The
party immediately started for the
hospital at Nome, making the trip
in about 2 hours and 20 minutes.
Last evening it was found neces
! sary to amputate the arm and it
was cut ofT below the elbow. It
present Ahsaruk is reported rest
I ing easily in the hospital.
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The Board of Directors of the
Northwestern Alaska Chamber
; of Commerce meet at the North
Pole Bakery, Tuesday noon. The
Membership Committee will
have a report of the Membership
drive that will be inaugurated in
the near future.
The PAA Electra arrived
Nome Sunday from Fairbanks
with Jack Burke, John Lichten
berg and the Robert Mayokok
family.
The Mayokok family is return
ing to their home at Wales af
ter having spent the winter at
the New York World’s Fair.
The PAA mail plane arrived at
about 12:30 this afternoon from
.Fairbanks. Passengers on the trip
were L. H. McCloy and F. M.
Johnson.
This trip is the last mail trip
under the winter mail contract
and there will be no regular air
mail service until the resumption
of winter mail on November 1.
John Lichtenberg. owner of;
the Lichtenberg Hardware Store!
j was an arrival in Nome yester-1
day via PAA Electra. Mr. Lich-,
tenberg spent the winter in the;
States.
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Lawrence Meade, field boss for
the U. S. S. R. & M. Co. submar- ’
ine thawing field, is in receipt of
information today to the effect
that his brother Ralph, passed
j away in Seattle. It will be rem
ember that Ralph Meade wasj
formerly a resident of Nome.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
Pilot Sasseen was delayed at
McGrath Friday evening by fog
and arrived in Anchorage last ev
ening. He will wait for the mid- \
week beat and should arrive in:
Nome tomorrow afternoon.
Pilot Chambers made a flight
to Wales, Teller and Shishmaref
today with the Robert Mayokok j
family and mail for all places.!
Pilot Chambers is expected in
Nome this evening.
A trip is scheduled for Unala-,
kleet this evening and freight
will also be taken to Council |
from Unalakleet. Chambers will
make the mail run to Nulato and
I back which will finish all mail |
j runs for the past season.
A trip is scheduled for Taylor
Tuesday evening or Wednesday!
morning with a load of freight.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Pilot Whaley made a flight to
Council, Golovin and Haycock in
the morning with freight and
Miss Sheppard for Golovin. A
load of freight was taken to Hay
cock from Golovin.
E. K. Johansen was a passen
ger to Coffee Creek in the after
noon. Stops were made at Fox
Bar and Taylor with freight and
Lea Stevens was taken to Coffee
Crek from Taylor.
Four trips were made north
Sunday with freight and the fol
lowing passengers: Edna Fix,
i Louis Du Bois, and Albert Grant,
Nome to Coffee Creek; Tolbert
1 and Wilson Scott, Nome to Iron
Mountain; and Bud Thompson,
Nome to Taylor.
John Brown was taken to Coun
cil this morning.
M. Kapelowitz and Bill Gunn
were passengers to Teller with
► j Pilot Whaley.
► Trips are scheduled for north
t ern points with freight and pas
f sengers.
FIRST TOURIST OF SEASON
Miss Louise Jackson, sister of,
Robert Jackson, popular traffic
manager for the Mirow Air Ser
vice was an arrival in Nome
from Anchorage May first.
Miss Jackson, bookkeeper and
buyer for Stouall Stores Inc of
Popular Bluffs, Missouri, left
there April 8 on an extended va
cation. The trip north was made
via California. Miss Jackson re
ports a very scenic trip, espec
ially between Anchorage and
Nome. She expects to remain in
Nome until the arrival of the first
passenger boat from Seattle.
JACK STARR FOUND DEAD
IN CABIN FRIDAY EVENING
Jack Starr, old-time Pioneer
and Nomeite was found dead in
his cabin at the east end of town I
Friday afternoon by Archie Me- j
Donald, who immediately notified
the authorities.
Starr apparently died from a
heart attack Thursday evening
ing or Friday morning. The fun- ,
eral services will be conducted
under the auspices of Igloo No.
1 Pioneers of Alaska of which he
was a member, at the Federated
Church, tomorrow at 2 p.m.
Word was received from Can
dle of the sudden death of Mrs.
Frank Warsing of that town.!
Mrs. Warsing died suddenly Wed
nesday evening from a heart at-'
tack.
The remains were transported
to Fairbanks by pilot Jack Her
mann of the Ferguson Airways.
Mr. Warsing accompanied the
body to Fairbanks where funeral
services will be held and burial1
made at that place. j
Mrs. Warsing’s father is at pres
ent a resident of Fairbanks. j
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Totals Todate
Primary Election
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Following are the totals of the^
17 precincts in the Second Div-)
ision heard from so far. Unlakleet
Kotzebue, Kiana and Selawick ■
have not yet been heard from. No j
election was held at Igloo.
DEMOCRATIC
Delegate to Congress—
Dimond . 5231
For Auditor—
Boyle . 330
Sheldon . 129
For Attorney General—
Roden . 255
Grigsby . . 227
For Highway Engineer—
Hesse . 280
Rivers .2121
For Senator—
Cochran . 458
For Representatives
Lyng . 309
Smith . 267
Whaley . 266
Porter . 237
Cross . 229
Scott . 203
Kell . 182
Lee . 168
Kubon . 77 i
Cockburn . 76
Fix .'. 75!
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REPUBLICAN
Delegate to Congress—
Cole . 210 j
Duker . 76
For Auditor—
Humpheries . 245
For Attorney General—
McCain . 245 j
For Highway Engineer—
Reed . 1561
Miller . 116 j
For Senator—
Egbert . 267
For Representative—
Stangroom . 266
Ball . 216
I Taggart . 179
! Ost . 173
Rude . 166
Hurley . 159
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a new coat of paint before the
arrival of the first boat.
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