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Congressman Dies
CHICAGO, (£>—Rep. James B.
Bowler, Democratic congressman
from Chicago’s 7th District since
1953, died yesterday at 82.
His death reduced the Demo
cratic House membership to 233.
There are 200 Republicans.
In Commissioner’s Court
Daniel Oxereok pleaded guilty
on a charge of being drunk in a
private home and was sentenced
to 60 days in jail. The sentence
was suspended and Oxereok is
expected to leave for his home
at Wales.
He gazed at the view as he drove
on thru;
To traffic he paid scant atten
tion.
What happened to him and his
and his family, too,
We’d really hate to mention.
mail ijn Alaska in 1924. It was on
a test route he covered in three
hours by plane instead of the 18
hours formerly required by dog
team.
On Nov. 9, 1929, Eielson was
killed while flying furs to Nome
from the fur trading ship Nanuk,
locked in ice at North Cape, Si
beria. The Nanuk, operated by
the Swenson Fur Trading Co. <Jf
Seattle, had an estimated million
dollars worth of furs aboard.
ARCTIC SANITARY
SERVICE
PHONE RED 181
E.S.C. AUDITORS DEPART
Dick Jones and John Kessle of
the Alaska Employment Security
Commission left for Fairbanks to
day after spending three days at
Nome. They are auditors for the
E.S.C. and spent their time here
straightening out accounts. Mr.
Kessle is stationed at Fairbanks
and Jones’ home office is at
Juneau.
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Eielson Will Be
Dedicated Saturday
FAIRBANKS t£>—A monument
to the famed Fairbanks flier, Carl
Ben Eielson, will be dedicated
Saturday at Eielson Air Force
Base in a ceremony attended by
military and civilian officials and
members of Eielson’s family.
Alaska Gov. Mike Stepovich will
be the principal speaker for the
dedication ceremony at the Air
Force base named for the man
who died on a rescue mission af
ter gaining acclaim as a pioneer
in aviation.
Aerial Show
While the monument is dedi
cated, military aircraft will roar
overhead in a giant aerial show.
An old Curtis Jenny bilplane,
once owned by Eielson and now
property of the University of
Alaska, will be displayed at the
dedication.
Four married sisters and a
brother of Eielson will be flown
here from the States for the occa
sion. Sir Hubert Wilkins, whom
Eielsc« piloted across the North
Pole in 1928, also plans to attend.
Eielson, born in North Dakota
in 1897, was credited with a lead
. ing role in advancing aviation in
Alaska.
While Flying to Nome
He flew the first government
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
Now In Summer Recess
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Rubt. K. Lewis, W.M.
Norvin W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month
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