A F £ 7 i FiRS I—Mary Burdell (left), a New York Girl
Sc jut, points out to Sue Katzenberg, a Brownie, that the kna’e
j U m t. r»■ kitchen should be placed higher, out of reach of tv\o
y * -j-** 1 - at a owers, Jr. Girl Scouts are co-operating in cam
»>a.aii vo smash the “seventh column” of needless accidents.
SEAMEN ARE
HELD FOR
CARGO THEFT
SEATTLE, Dec. 1.—(AP)—Le
land V. Boardman, special agent
in charge of the FBI Seattle of
fice, announced today that four
seamen from the SS North Star
have been taken into custody here
on the basis of a federal grand
jury indictment returned against
them in the U. S. district court
at Ketchikan.
The foursome is charged with
theft of whiskey from an inter
state shipment destined from Se
attle to Alaska, the whiskey being
part of the cargo of the SS North
Sea, where the men were serv
ing. When the vessel arrived at
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Sikta May 12th of this year, four
cases were found to be missing.
Some of tne whiskey was
found among members of the
crew and investigation developed
| that the four men were either
j in volved in the theft or engaged
in the purchase or sale of the
whiskey knowing it had been pil
fered cargo.
HOSPITAL NOTES
November 26th an eight pound,
one and one-half ounce baby girl
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Ezukamew. They have named the
girl Viola.
Mrs. Anton Johansen and
daughter Carole Susan were taken
home yesterday. %
Helen Tocktoo of Teller en
i tered the hospital yesterday for
medical care.
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DIMONI) GIVEN
GIFTS AT
WASHINGTON |
WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 1.
—(AP>—Gifts and compliments
were showered down on Anthony
“Tony” Dimond, who is leaving
Washington soon, after 12 years
of service as Alaska’s delegate to
congress, to become federal dis
trict judge of the Third Division
in Alaska.
The gifts include six oil paint
ings of Alaska scenes presented
from the people of Alaska by
Governor Ernest Gruening.
There were compliments and
tributes from the voteless dele
gate’s associates, one from the
House insular affairs committee,
and another from the house af
fairs committee.
The surprise party for Dimond
developed after a committee
meeting during which one of his
bills was approved.
Gov. Gruening and scores of
other speakers paid tribute to Di
mond’s “intelligent shrewdness,
intellectual honesty, breadth of
vision, keen sympathy and un-1
derstanding and unqualified in-1
tgerity.”
Dimond expressed his apprecia
tion for the gifts and “sympa
thetic consideration’” he said his
colleagues had shown hm in con
gress.
Incidentally it was Dimond’s
63rd birthday.
Dimond said: ‘‘Mr. Bartlett
will soon be here to take over the
duties as Alaska’s delgate to con
1 gress."
AIRLINES TO
INAUGURATE
NEW SERVICE
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In order to better serve the
! residents of Nome and other com
I munities, Alaska Airlines is in
augurating a personal shopping
I service. j
The difficulty of obtaining
things not carried locally was
realized by Alaska Airlines and
in order to remedy this situation
and make practically anything
available to persons in outlying
districts, they are sending their
representative to personally con
tact those in need of this shop
ping service.
Under their present plan, any
one in need of anthing of any
description whatsoever that can
possibly be obtained, may secure
it quickly and with the assur
ance that their wants will re
ceive personal atentlon and every
attempt made to supply them
with the article requestd.
Their representative, May
George, arrived in Nome today
and will be at the Wallace hotej
for about three dyas. She will be
glad to help you solve your shop
ping problems and will herself
purchase what you desire and se
lect each item with the utmost
care.
This service is free of charge and
is being brought to you with the
hope that you will find it useful
and beneficial.
Please feel free to call May
George for additional information
and help. She will be most hap
py to serve you at any time.
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