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Mirow Air Service
Activities
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Pilot Jefford made a trip to
Wales to pick up Sid Rood Tues
| day and when taking off from
the field struck a snow-drift and
the plane went over on its nose
damaging the propellor some.
Pilot Martin will leave for
Wales tomorrow morning with
skiis an a new prop and Jefford
will return to Nome at once to
make the trip to Anchorage.
Pilot Fred Chambers made a
trip to Council with freight and
one passenger L E Ost.
Pilot Hans Mirow returned
from Nulato this morning with
three passengers: Mr and Mrs.
Lemmon and a new mechanic
for Mirow Air Service.
Two plane loads are scheduled
to leave for Anchorage tomor
row morning.
Pilot Martin will leave for Un
alakleet with two passengers Mr
and Mrs Chase and a load of
freight.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Yesterday Frank Whaley made
a flight to Pilgrim Springs and
Igloo with freight and two pas
sengers. Sister Teckla, Nome to
Pilgrim Springs; and Miss Shep
pard, Nome to Igloo and return.
This morning Frank left for
Fairbanks with the following pas
sengers: Sam Taggart, Joe Lucas
and Jim Hatton. The return trip
to Nome will be made via Koy
ukuk, Nulato and Elim.
T. J. Maloney, acting agent
for the Alaska Steamship Com
pany, sailed for Seattle, his
home. He had been in Anchor
age office for the past three
months during the absence of A.
H. McDonald. Joe Harnish, agent
at Nome, who arrived with Mrs.
Harnish, is in charge of the An-:
chorage office.
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Agents ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTORS |
3ur.d Leader Fritz
Kuhn is Sentenced
2 & Half to 5 years
NEW YORK, Dec. 5 i(A5)—'Fritz
Kuhn, German-American Bund
j leader, was sentenced to a pri
j son term of frcm two and a half
to five years. He was convicted
last week of grand larceny of
| Bund funds.
The sentence was imposed on
the count of grand larceny in the
j James Murray transaction and
on two counts of forgery in that
connection. The sentence was sus
pended by Judge James Wallace
on the transaction involving the
alleged payment of moving ex
penses for Mrs. Virginia Camp,
I “The blonde angel,” and Kuhn’s
| love letters.
Murray testified during the
trial that he never received the
$500 Kuhn claimed he paid him
! for legal services. The other
charge concerned $717 allegedly
! given Mrs. Camp.
Judge Wallace denied the de
fense’s request for a suspended
sentence.
Pilot John Cross of the North
Cross Airways arrived Nome to
day about noon from the north
with Richard Hoogendorn and
son as passengers.
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The PAA mail plane arrived
Nome this morning after being
weather bound at Nulato and left
! on its return flight to Fairbanks
at about 11:30 this forenoon. Pas
sengers were: Wm. Dahlquist
for Nulato and Bill JefTord and
Anton Malde for Fairbanks.
A baby girl was born to Mr i
and Mrs Bob Pherrin at the
Maynard Columbus hospital Sat
urday. The infant was christen- J
ed Patricia and both mtoher and.
daughter are doing nicelv.
Reindeer To I5e Butchered
In About One Week
A number of natives have gone
to the Fort at the east of Nome
to repair the reindeer corrals
there preparatory to butchering
reindeer. The reindeer herders
have been out for over a monthi
now, rounding up the Nome herd
and as soon as the corrals at
Fort Davis are ready, the deer
will be driven in and slaughter-!
ed which should be inside of a
week. At present the herd is out
about fifteen miles on Osborne
Creek.
At a regular meeting of the!
Nome Moose Lodge December 4, j
Julius Patterson was elected gov!
ernor to fill the unexpired term!
caused by the resignation of,
John Solon who is visiting the
States.
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Reindeer Herders
Encounter Six
Wolves on Flambo
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George O'Connor and Sango,
two of the reindeer herders who
arrived in town yesterday had an
interesting story to relate, con
cerning themselves and six wolv
es.
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Nov. 10 flight of seven army
bombers from Langley Field, V»,
to Brazil for an Independence
fete, will be commanded by MaJ.
Delos C. Emmons (above).
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It seems that the two were
coming down the Flambo River,
at the back of Safety Lagoon
when they came upon six large
wolves feeding on the carcass of
a reindeer. The boys started to
creep up on the wolves but the
wolves spotted them and becom
ing curious, left the deer and
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Both George and Sango car
ried rifles and at about one hun
dred yards opened fire. The
wolves did not get to the boys,
but neither did they get any of
the wolves.
O'Connor and Sango expected
to go back to the herd today.
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DANCING CLASSES
Beginning Saturday Night, December 9th at
DRIFTER'S CLUB
CALL
NEVA WHALEY
For Appointments
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
ALASKA . Nov 25 Dec 1 Dec 1 Dec 7
YUKON . Dec 2 Dec 8 Dec 8 Dec 14
Mt. McKINLEY —. Dec 9 Dec 15 Dec 15 Dec 21
YUKON . Dec 16 Dec 22 Dec 22 Dec 28
Mt. McKINLEY . Dec 23 Dec 29 Dec 29 Jan 4
YUKON .- . Dec 30 Jan 5 Jan 5 Jan 11
Mt. McKINLEY —. Jan 6 Jan 12 Jan 12 Jan 18
ALASKA . Jan 13 Jan 19 Jan 19 Jan 25
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.;
JOE HARNISH, Agent