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BI D UDELL PASSES AWAY ,
Harry Udell, 35 years old, pass
ed away at the Maynard Colum
bus Hospital early Sunday morn
ing after a severe illness. Born at
Kent, Washington in 1905, he is
survived by a mother and others
in the States, and an uncle and
aunt in Nome, Garnet Martin and
Mrs. Jennie O'Farrell.
"Bud" as he was known to all
his friends, was an empoylee in 1
j the transportation division of thej
N me Department of the United
States Smelting Refining and
I Mining Co. He was a member of
the Loyal Order of Moose, No.
1413 of Nome.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p.m. Wednesday. June 19th, at
, the Federated Church.
Winding up final negotiations
and deals for the purchase of all
non-native-owned reindeer in Al
aska. Director Chas. R. Burdick
of the Reindeer Acquisition Unit
^ of the Interior Department and
^ his administrative officer Walter
!■ Clark, left Nome this morning!
t via plane far Juneau and Wash
£ ington.
S’ • Mr. Burdick will continue dir
P
t ect to Washington, D. C., where
t- he will make his official report to
^ Secretary of the Interior Harold
J; L. Ickes. Mr. Clark will return
f to the States in another capacity,
h Before leaving it was learned
£ that all deals for the purchase of
£ the reindeer in question had been
I completed and title to the deer
► deposited in the United States
I. government. It was aso ascertain
jf ed that all range equipment, etc.
which was of value to the govern
ment had been purchased from
non-native owners, and that the
duties of the Acquisition Unit
were about to be closed.
Remaining here is Edward C.
Kelly, special assistant to the At!
torney General detailed to the •
reindeer unit, who will complete
the necessary legal arrangements j
for culmination of the work of
the commission.
The PAA Pilgrim with pilot
: Bert Lien in command arrived
Sunday from Fairbanks with the
j following passengers: Mrs. O. M.
Powell, Dr. L. Morley, Leroy Sul <
livan. and A. A. Daue. 34 pounds <
! of mail were brought to Nome. 4
! Outgoing passengers included;
Chas. R. Burdick and Walter -
Clark of the Reindeer Acquisi
tion Unit. Two others were car
ried. names unknown.
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The S. S. North King of the,*
- Alaska Line arrived at 4 p.m. j .
this manning from Seattle via
way ports and commenced dis
charging of cargo. There was one ^
passengers aboard, Tom Ronald,
from Nushagak. The vessel car
ried a cargo consisting of machin
1 ery and lumber and is expected
to sail south for Seattle via 1
Dutch Harbor sometime Wednes- .'
I dav.
Raymond E. Jones, alias E. H.
Hollis, was arrested Saturday af
i ternoon by U. S. Marshal B. B
Mozee, on information from An
chorage, that a warrant had been
issued for him charging forgery.
Jones was discovered to be
working under the name of E.
H. Hollis, at the Submarine camp
of the U S S R & M Co., and is
, said to have confessed the forg
eries. Information is being await
ed before his return to Anchor
age to answer the charge.
MIROYV ACTIVITIES
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Pilot Chambers made a trip to
Council, White Mountain and Gol
ovin with freight and passengers
were transported from Council to
Aggie Creek.
Pilot Sasseen made a trip to
Bethel and returned with two
passengers to Nome, B. YV. Druff
ner and A. Rhorquist and ex
j press.
Pilot Chambers made a trip
to Council, Golovin and Ungalik
with freight and mail.. Cham
bers will return via Unaakleet
1 where he will pick up three pas
sengers for Ungalik.
YVIEN ACTIVITIES
June 15 a flight was made to
Council with freight and John
Shaw. Before returning to Nome
a load of freight was taken to
Council from Gofovtm.
A load of freight was taken to
I points north in the evening. Geo
: rge Bodis was a round trip pas
from j
Slitch Creek.
June 16 Two trips were made
I to the Kougarok with freight and |
! the following passengers: G. Lam
mers, Fox Bar to Bunker Hill
and John Glass, Coffee Creek to
Nome.
June 17 Tony Lindstrom and
one other were passengers to
Taylor this morning.
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failings from Pier 1, Seattle at 10 a.m.
S. S. DENALI sails July 11 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. DERBLAY Sail August 10th for Nome, Norton Sound
and Kotzebue Sound
S. S. Mt. McK VLEY Sails Sept. 18 ' Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. tat. McKINLEY Sails October 16 for Nome
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
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STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
BARANOF . June 5 June 11 Jlune 11 June IT
YUKON . June 8 June 13 June 13 June 20
ALEUTIAN . June 15 June 20 June 20 June 27
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent