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‘MOTHERHOOD’ IS THE NAME of this painting
done by Dr. Grace Pailthorpe (above), a London psychiatrist
l known for her extensive research into the subconscious mind.
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BRITAIN’S ROMEO, Bryan Grover, who was jailed in
Moscow after he had made an unauthorized flight to Russia in an
old plane to plead for reunion with his Russian-horn wife. Eleana,
is shown with Mrs. Grover in London. They married in 1933,
then separated when Grover, an engineer, went to Iran. All
pleadings for reunion, made through diplomatic channels, had
been in vain.
Pope Pius XII, the only Pope to have ever visited the New World,!
was in San Francisco in 103G. when as Eugenio G'ard-nal Pacelli j
he made an air tour of the United States. He is shown viiMi Arch- j
bishop JoJ<() J. illitty of San Francisco as the two left the San j
Francisco College for V omen
John Nass Visits
Nome Tells Mining'
Activities Haycock
—
John Nass, well known sour- i
dough mining man of Dime j
Creek located in the Haycock re- j
cording precinct, was an arrival
in Nome last Sunday via Wien
Airlines plane, on a business and
dental trip. He is leaving on his
return trip today.
■Mr. Nass is quite jubilant ov
er the success of Representative
Wallace Porter, of the Dime
Creek section, in obtaining an ap
propriation for the construction
of a new and modern school at
Dime. He further expressed him
self as hopeful that money will
be available for improvements to
be made to the Dime Creek land
ing field, which he says is badly
needed.
Speaking of mining activities
during the winter, the following
interesting information was learn
ed:
WHO IS MINING
—
On No. 3 above discovery, Nel-;
son, Lindstrom & Malby are
windlassing out a pay dump,
w’hich will be sluiced up when
the water begins running.
On Discovery claim, Nolan
Hamm and partners are operat
ing a self dumping outfit, and are
reported doing fine. They have
one man employed. They began
hoisting pay dirt about two
weeks ago from their shaft which I
is only 20 feet deep.
On No. 1 above, Rylander, Heg (
berg and Johnson are at present |
carrying on prospecting activit
ies.
On a second tier bench, oppo
site No. 1 above, Dime Creek has
the most novel mining enterprise
in the country, where three
young boys, are doing real min
ing and taking out a pay dump,
using a power hoist and tripod.
They are reported to be in good
pay and no doubt will make a
name for themselves and their
firm, which is commonly known
as “Johnson, Johnson, Johnson.”1
The three boys are the enterpris
ing sons of Mr. and Mrs. Art W.
Johnson. The father is U. S. Com
missioner of the Haycock pre
cinct.
Nass & Company have finished
their mining operations on a
block of ground on Discovery
Bench and will open up another j
shaft close by. A self dumper
and hoist is used and five men
employed by this well known
firm.
Tom Reilly and John Tahl are
working on some property form
erly worked several years ago
by Volentine & Porter, and have
commenced hoisting pay dirt
from a block of ground that was
overlooked on this claim for a
number of years.
Mrs. John Nass is still teach
ing school, and has some 15 or
m ire children attending classes.
I he old log building' which has
b e i u d for a school house w 11
:oon be replaced by the con
struction of a new and modern!
school building, funds for same
having been appropriated by the
recent Legislature at Juneau, and
principally thru the efforts made
b y Democratic Representative
Wallace Porter of Haycock and
Dime sections, who was elected
to represent the Second Division
in the last election.
Mr. Nass further stated that
the mail service in that section
this winter has been very poor,
and there was plenty of room for
improvement.
When Pope Pius
XII Took Over
As Chamberlain
(Picture at Right)
This significant picture with
Pope Pius XII at the head of the:
table, was made when the new1
Pontiff, as Cardinal Pacelli, and
Papal Chamberlain, took over
the administration of church af-1
fairs at Vatican City following
the death of Pope Pius XI. Oth- j
errs in Ihe pictures are members:
of the Chamberlain’s executive!
staff.
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More Jobs for Alaskans
IT’S A FACT that the Canned Salmon Industry provides more jobs for
Alaskans during the fishing season than any other industry does. It's also
a fact that the packers hang out the “Help Wanted" sign at other times
of the year. Each fall and spring, hundreds of men are employed in the
maintenance of canneries and other equipment; furnishing construction
and box shook materials, wire netting, supplies the Industry needs to
operate. That’s why good times for the Salmon Industry mean good times
throughout Alaska.
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YOU CAN T BEAT THE DUTCH \\ ho designed this bod.vless plane for use in training
airliner pilots In nose-landings. With a rear propeller, it has tricycle landing wheels.