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Grand Jury Convened Today
The Grand Jury was convened
this morning at 11 a.m. with the
following answering to roll call,
before Judge J. H. S. Morison, of
the U. S. District Court for the:
Second Division:
Ed Gross
Gust Cremidas
Alex Huralam
Gerald E. Harney
Annie Lee
C. P. Maxwell
Katherine McKenzie
Albert Mode
Howard Sly
Mrs. Howard Sly
A special venire was drawn to
complete the required number,
including the following names:
B. J. McConaghy
Axel Edrnan
Charles Lee
Peter Johnson
Fred Larson
Clinton Atwood
John White
Charles O’Leary
John Chapay
Mrs. Pat Sthay
J. J. O’Leary
The Grand Jury is returnable
again tomorrow morning at 10
a.m.
Appearing today is the politic
al card of Wallace Porter, a cand
idate for reelection to the House
of Representatives of the Alaska
Legislature, on the Democratic
ticket.
Mi-. Porter whose home is at
Haycock, has been engaged in
business in this section for many
years and has carried on mining
operations in the Dime Creek re
gion.
There will be a general busi
ness meeting of the membership
of the Northwestern Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce at the North
Pole Bakery at 12 noon tomor
row for the purpose of acting on
a number of resolutions referred
to the general business meeting
by the Board of Directors.
Director H. W. Starling will
: preside over the meeting.
; On page three of this issue is!
the political card of Frank A.
! Boyle, running for reelection for
: the post of Auditor of the Terri
tory. on the Democratic ticket.
Mr. Boyle is completing his sec
ond term as auditor, having been
first elected to the position in
1932,
The political card of Fred A.
; Kubon Democratic candidate for
| Representative to the Alaska Leg
I islature at the Primary Election
: April 30. appears on page three
| of this issue of the Nugget. Mr.
! Kubon mayor of Nome for the
! past year and on the engineer
; mg staff of the U. S. S. R. & M.
' Co. was born, reared and educat
| ed in Alaska and has spent all his
life in the Territory.
Miss Zoe Anderson, an arrival
; by plane from Anchorage, is em
! ployed as a waitress at the Nev
ada Grill.
The newly elected officers of
| Loyal Order of Moose No. 1413,
j are to be initiated at the regular
meeting of the Moose at the Odd
Fellows building, tonight at 8
i p.m. A full membership attend
ance is requested. Following the
initiation and the business meet
ing. there will be a luncheon.
B. W. Neily, U. S. Deputy Mar
shal at Kotzebue, was an incom
ing passenger from that point
Sunday. He is appearing as a wit
ness before the Grand Jury here
now in session.
Guests At The Paterson Hotel
Carl HalLberg
Carl Thiele
Lei Stevens
Miss Zoe Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Alexander
NOTICE
All those interested in the dev
elopment of Northwestern Alas
ka are invited to attend the regul
1 ar luncheon meeting of the North
1 western Alaska Chamber of Com
raerce to be held at the North
Pole Bakery, at 12 noon, Tues
day, April 16.
New Nome-AnchoTage Record
Claiming a record for a flight
between Nome and Anchorage
pilot Sasseen of the Mirow Air
Service, Saturday, flew from
Nome to Anchorage in a total el
apsed time of three hours and 9
minutes, in the company’s Lock
heed Vega.
By the route of travel, the to
tal distance is estimated at 580
miles which amounts to an aver
age of about 190 miles per hour.
Arriving Saturday from An
chorage with pilot Sasseen were
the following: C. J. Zamalis, Gus
Masik and Bob Eaton.
Pilot Chet McLain of the Mir
ow Air Service arrived Saturday
from Anchorage in the Travelair
with the following passengers:
A. L. Shiebley, W. C. Milles
pough. Zoe Anderson, Clarence
Norris, and L. K. Healy.
The PAA Electra arrived from!
Fairbanks Sunday with mail and I
the following passengers: Mr.1
and Mrs. Talbot and Lee Stevens.
Outgoing passengers were Miss ,
Deborah Pentz and Fred Yenney.
This was the regular Monday
mail trip. The next scheduled
mail is Thursday.
Sig Wien, brother of Noel
Wien, head of Wien Alaska Air
lines, is winding up instrument •
training at Alameda, California.
He is expected in Fairbanks late
this month. Wien has been Out
side since last November.
Flying into Nome Saturday
from Kotzebue was a Ferguson
Airways plane with Archie Fer
guson as a passenger and Pilot
Call at the controls.
The Northern Cross plane with
pilot John Cross arrived Sunday
from the north with Mrs. Cross
as a passenger.
Wien Airlines
Activities
April 13—Frank Whaley made
a flight to Deering and Candle
via Fox Bar and Taylor. Passen
gers on the trip were Bob Peter- \
son <for Fox Bar; Ross Kinney i
and Joe Walsh Nome to Taylor;1
Graham Lammers Fox Bar to j
Deering; Joe Lucas Candle to
Council. On returning two trips,
were made to Coffee Creek with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoven and
freight.
April 14—A trip was made to
Golovin in the morning with,
mail.
A load of freight was taken to;
Coffee Creek and W. E McDonald 1
was a passenger on the return
trip.
April 15—Kirk Jackson was a
passenger to Taylor this morning
express and mail also was car-,
ried.
Two trips were made to Bunk-!
er Hill with Don Lyle, Billy An
derson and freight with stops at,
Pilgrim Springs and Teller on i
the second trip.
A flight is scheduled for Golo-1
vin and Coifncil late this after-1
noon with Ray Decker and ex-1
press.
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Mirow Air Service;
Activities
Pilot Chambers took a load of
freight to Ungalik this morning
and then went to Unalakleet to
get some freight for Nome. An
other trip will be made this af
ternoon with Fred Jones, Werner
Johnson and Bill Herring.
Pilot Sasseen was unable to
leave for Nome because of land
ing conditions at Anchorage, but
expects to leave in the morning.
Pilot Jefford reported landing
at Wainwrght yesterday noon
and is expected back in Nome to
morrow evening. As soon as he
returns the tri-motor will be
csanged to wheels and leave for
Seward to meet the incoming
boat and bring passengers to
Nome.
Pilot Chambers expects to
make a trip to American Creek
with three passengers, Mr. and
Mrs. McGinnis and Sam Emmons
also three loads of freight will be
flown in to there in the Travelair.
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