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► Pan American Airways
► Captain Larry Muggett arriv
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Jj gers, Lt. Forrest Behm, A. C. S.,
£ and Clifford Smith, a mining en
* gineer. He also brought in mail.
L {Returning to Fairbanks with
f Ira D. Orton and Carl J. Lomen,
► who are bound for Seattle, and
h Arvo Saario and Everett Mere
jj weather, Sommers Constuction
[j Co. employees.
jj Captain Jack Howe arrived at
(• noon today with two passengers,
I. R. J. Sommers and Edith Joliffe,
jj and a capacity load of mail. H°
jj took off again with four pas
sengers for Fairbanks, Herbert
jj Spencer, E. W. Quigley, Leslie
► Pasco and Frank Canty, a PAA
jj radio operator.
bj Wien Alaska Airlines
jj Pilot Frank Whaley left today
j| for White Mountain, Solomon and
b Rainbow with passengers, freight
j and mail.
jj i Alaska Star Airlines
jj Don Emmons flew to the north 1
jj country with A. T. Meed, Luke I
b Block, Irvin Morris for Kotzebue,
5 and Deputy Marshal Chris
jj O’Leary for Candle,
j Norman Weaver took off w%h
b passengers Roy Mendenhall,
b Mrs. R. C. Kite, Mrs. James
j Block and son for Deering, and
»jRoy Jennewouk and Shelby Da
b vid Solomon to Nome.
On the tri-motor Stinson to
Anchorage today were George
I’Connor, Robert Cannon, Paul
Webber and Jack Norris.
Trips for tomorrow are sched- j
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LEAVES FOR
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j Carl J. Lomen, local manager j
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pany, left at noon today for Se
' attle. Mr. Lomen has been very
active in Chamber of Commerce
and civic circles. He expects to
spend the winter in the States, j
CORP. JANEZ REBOUCHE,
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TREMORS :
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BOSTON, Nov. 3. — (A*) — 4
Rev. Daniel Linehan, seismolo- 14
gist of Weston ollege, reported ',4
the strongest earth tremor re
corded this year.
He placed the site of the trem
to the northwest. The first at ’ *
Kodiak island. ^
Pasadena reyorted two very ^
strong quakes In the general [4
northwesterly direction of Alas- 4j
ka. Mount St. Michael’s record- 4
?d extremely violent tremors 14
lasting 45 minutes. . !
University of Washington re- ■
corded a strong quake 1,400 miles
to the northwest. 'J’he first at 4
1:32 a. ■ m„ was so severe it 4
cnocked the needle off the drum, 4
ind another had to be substi- j4
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