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NEWS ITEMS
BUREAU OF CENSUS
WESTERN CHIEF HERE
D. R. Hammack, western Stat
es and Alaska census supervisor
arrived in Nome via PAA plane
from Fairbanks Monday to set
up an organization for handling
• the 1940 census in the Second
Division.
Mr. Hammack has appointed
J. P. Anderson of Juneau as dir
ector of the Alaska census with
headquarters at Juneau. Mr. An
derson has served the Territory
previously as a member of the
Alaska Legislature in 1937 and
1939. An assistant census direct
or for this division is to be ap
pointed shortly also a few enum
erators for certain areas not al
ready covered.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs,
the Territorial School Board and
i the Reindeer service are cooper
ating writh the Bureau of the
Census in the counting of noses
in most of the outlying districts
especially along the Arctic slope.
The PAA Electra arrived
Nome yesterday with 78 pounds
I of mail and passengers: Florence
Paul for Ruby, Oscar Olson, D.R.
Hammack and Lieutenant Well
i ing. On the return trip to Fair
banks the plane carried Emil
Schmidt, Steve Homan and D.
| McLean.
The local office of the Pacific
: Alaska Airways was advised to
j day that there would be no reg
| ular plane from Fairbanks to
'• Nome Thursday, due to the fact
that the plane is weather bound
at Whitehorse.
As you will notice by the ad
vertisement on page one, the Mc
DufTy Mines Inc. is sponsoring a
public meeting at the City Hall
this evening.
The meeting will convene at 8
pm. At that time several speak
ers will report on thee history
and development of the gold
quartz properties owned by this
company, situated about 21 miles
from Nome.
Originally owned by two or
three partners, the articles of in
corporation were recently ap
plied for and granted. This prom
ises to be one more step for
ward in the development of
quartz properties in the Nome
section—a development which is
sorely needed by the Nome sec
tion, as a propducer the year
round.
•Any and all those who are in
terested in quartz development
have been invited to attend this
evening’s meeting.
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Alex Ashenfelter, charged
with murder in the second de
gree, entered a plea of guilty
this morning before Judge J H S
Morison of the District Court, to
manslaughter.
Upon recommendations of Dis
trict Attorney Clasby, Ashen
felter was sentenced to the pen-'
itentiary for a term of 10 years.
Toby Mike, sixteen year old
Eskimo boy, pled guilty this
morning in the District Court to
a charge of assault with a dan
gerous weapon. He was sentenc
ed to serve five years in the re- j
form school, by Judge J H S
Morison.
The Grand Jury today complet'
ed its report to the U S District
Court, and was dismissed from
further duty. The report includ'
ed two true bills. These were
the only cases reported on.
Territorial Treasurer Oscar G.
Olson who was an arriving pas
senger by plane from Fairbanks
Tuesday, left Nome today for
I Deering and Kotzebue.
He is making a business trip
to the Second Division in connec
tion with his duties as Territor
ial Treasurer.
Mirow Air Service
Activities
Tuesday, Pilot Jefford left for
Fairbanks with 8 passengers in
the Model A Stinson and will
return Wednesday afternoon.
Pilot Martin to Solomon to
pick two passengers Then to
American Creek with freight &
passengers. In the afternoon left
for Council to take John Ost and
freight to that place.
Wednesday, Pilot Mirow in the
! small Stinson for Council with
Axel Johnson and Alex Gracie &
freight for the different dredg
ing companies.
A trip is scheduled for Teller
this afternoon to bring in five
passengers.
Pilot Jefford returned this af
ternoon with four passengers
from Fairbanks and the U S mail
also express for points north.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Yesterday Sig Wien made a
flight to Teller and Deering via
Noapaga. Glenn Briggs was a
passenger to Deering from Teller
The return to Nome was made
via Noxapaga, Taylor and Coffee
Creek with Harvey Grant and
Jules Gunderson. Cy Wallin was
taken to Deering.
In the afternoon Sig left for
Deering and Shishmaref with
Glenn Briggs returning to Nome
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FRISKY —You can’t blame
‘ this young colt for having a
I frisky look with the present
company it’s keeping. The girl
Is Iowa-born Priscilla Lane of
the films, going western at a
dude ranch. Better watch those
chins, Priscilla.
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GOOD THINGS
Come AM At Once
We have just received a large shipment of
GREEN GOODS
Consisting Of
APPLES, All Varieties
MELONS, Four Varieties
SQUASH, Three Varieties
GRAPES, Three Varieties
CELERY, Two Varieties i
PEARS
BANANAS
PEPPERS
CUCUMBERS
TOMATOES
LETTUCE
BUNCH CARROTS
CORN ON THE COB
We have also just received the following
shipment from UNALAKLEET
CARROTS
TURNIPS
RUTABAGAS
LETTUCE
CABBAGE
POLET STORES
this morning via Teller and
Macklin. Mr and Mrs John Kan
ari were passengers to Nome.
This .afternoon Sig left for Tay
lor, Rainbow. Coffee Creek and
Bunker Hill.
Yesterday Frank Whaley made
two trips to Noxapaga and Cof
i fee Cr stopping at Fox Bar Two
1 load's of freight were taken
from Rainbow to Coffee Cr. Pas
sengers were Mrs F Whaley.
Brownie Whaley, S Montague,
Ed Bellows and R Ball all for
Nome from Rainbow. Ed Hoven
Coffee Cr to Fox Bar. This morn
i ing Whaley left for Pilgrim
Springs via Bunker Hill and Cof
fee Cr with Bill Anderson for
Bunker Hill and Sister Mary
Sharvet for Pilgrim Springs.
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