IIMGE PUNS TO
Explaining to the Anchorage
council that there is increasing
need for a public hangar at Merrill
field in Anchorage for the accom
modation of visiting planes and lo
cal ships which are without hangar
space, Councilman Oscar S. Gill
made formal application at a re
cent meeting of the city -?ouncil.
for a lease on a portion of the mu
nicipal airport, sufficient to meet
the requirements of his projected
building.
The area desired has a frontage
of 150 feet and is part of the land
originally set aside for lease to the
Alaskan Airways. Should that com
pany desire to erect a hangar, there
will be available an area equal in
size to that on which Mr. Gill plans
to build. The Gill site is just east
of the beacon light.
TWO KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 16. (^—Con
rad Dickenson, pilot, and Miss Eth
el Galligan, passenger, were killed
when their airplane crashed from
a height of 200 feet on the public
highway near the Curtiss airport
here.
ASSASSINATION FAILS
PEKING, Nov. 16. (A5)—An un
successful attempt was made to as- j
sassinate former Emperor Hsuan of'
Manchuria at his home in the Jap- j
anese concession here. A bomb was 1
sent to him in a basket, but was |
discovered by a servant.
LADY HEATH WEDS
LEXINGTON, Nov. 16. (IP)—Lady j
Mary Heath, English aviatrix, and J
George Anthony Regina Williams, j
aviator, were married here Thurs- j
day in the presence of hundreds
of friends and spectators who!
came to attend the Prince of Wales ,
steeplechase, a feature of Thurs- j
day’s fox hunt program.
Don’t miss
the ‘Talkie,
FLEET OF FISH SHIPS
OMANIS LISTED
A fleet of 384 fishing ships is
owned and operated by foreign born
Italians of California, according
to a survey conducted by two Cali
fornia Italian newspapers.
Approximately 80 per cent of the
fishing business of northern Cali
fornia is in the hands of Italians,
largely of foreign born stock, with
gross sales of fish amounting to
about $4,000,000 annually.
The little navy of 334 ships, with
all equipment, is valued at approxi
mately $1,250,000 and averages an
annual income of about $1,342,000.
The analysis shows 1023 grocery
stores and markets are owned, and
operated by California Italians, with
315 of tills number in Sm Francisco.
In San Francisco, the survey re
vcTs, over 10 per cent of all pleasure
cars are owned by Italians. Of a
total of about 120,000 registered
automobiles in the city February 1,
1931, Italians owned 12,752 cars.
BACK TO OLD SYSTEM
CLEVELAND, Nov. 16. (/P)—Voters
of Cleveland went on record against
continuing the city manager form
of government and the city will go
back to the old Fedjral system
with a mayor and council elected
i by wards.
FILE INTENTION TO WED
| HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 16. (/P)—No
tice of intention to wed was filed
by Constance Bennett, screen star,
' and Henry James LaBailly de la
! Falaise de la Coudray, French Mar
i quis, who is probably better known
i as “Hank,” at Hollywood. They
| probably will be married on Novem
ber 23. The French Marquis is a
j former husband of Glora Swanson
who also was again married the
j other day.
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