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Preliminary plans for the im
provision of a landing field on the
Cordova ball park were laid before
the Cordova Chamber of Commerce
at a recent, regular weekly meeting
by Mayor Will H. Chase, and Lieut^
* A. J. Valley, aviator, reports the
Cordova Times.
Mayor Chase reported that a sur
vey of the ball park and adjacent
ground revealed that the location
was suitable for planes and in the
course of the discussion suggestedJ
that the relief employment given
this winter might well be directed
to improving the field and making
it usable for planes.
Pilot Valley, in a short talk on
aviation, declared that he had ex
amined the field with Pilot Harold
Gillam. and that a field from 1,000
to 1,200 feet long could be con
structed there. He stressed the
growing importance of aviation in
the States and particularly in Al
aska, where other transportation
: costs were high.
Showing where improvements in
planes made possible the carrying
of heavier pay loads, the speaker
impressed on his listeners the fact
that aviation would be the general
ly accepted mode of transportation
for practically all commodities
within the next few years.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12. (/P)—
The engagement of Miss E- Don
ner to E. Roosevelt, son of Gov.
and Mrs. Franklin -Roosevelt, was
announced. Miss Donner is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Donner. Mr. Donner is a leading
figure in the steel industry
Jungle Ways by Wm. Seabrook,
auhtor of the “Magic Island” at
the ALASKA SHOP.
STIMULATE HOME BUILDING
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12. (A1)—In
dications were given that Presi
dent Hoover will soon announce
a plan to stimulate credit for
homo building as part of a pro
gram for economic recovery. A
conference wras held between the
President and representatives of
the United States Building &
[Loan League.
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HOOVER CONTRIBUTES
WASHINKTON, Nov. 12. (/FO—
President Hoover contributed $2,
500 to the unemployment fund of
the District of Columbia. When
informed of what the President
had done, E. C Graham, chair
man of the city’s committee said,
“Mr. Hoover’s gift comes as a
most pleasant surprise”.
Measles have spread from An
chorage to Nenana and McGrath1
and now to Takotna, McGrath’s I
neighboring community, according!
to the Fairbanks News-Miner.
RADIO LAWS ASSAILED
NEW YORK, Nov. 12. (JP)—Feder
, al radio laws were assailed by
1 speakers at a meeting of the
I American Radio Telegraphers As
sociation. James J. Delaney, sec
| retary, asserted regulations re
garding licenses forjnarine opera
tes were too lenient.
CUTS INEVITABLE
CHICAGO, Nov. 12. (/P)—Execu
tives of western railroads regard
reductions in wages as necessary.
Not all executives would be quot
ed by Patrick Joyce, president of
the Chicago Great Western and
W. G. Berd, receiver of the Chi
cago & Alton, disclosed that the
railroads have no alternative to
cutting wages.
ELIMINATES DEADLY CAS
TORONTO, Nov. 12. (/P)—Inven- j
Non of a device for eliminating
deadly carbon monoxide fumes:
from autos is claimed by W. Gor- j
don Marsh. I
! STJITE OEPURTMEIT HUS
WASHINGTON, D. G\, Nov. 12.
(/P)—A new long-distance telephone
system was installed last week at
the State Department which will
place all its high officals within
speaking distance of European cap
itals. Secretary Stimson .said the
system was the first of its kind to
be installed anywhere.
The new system will permit sev
eral members of the staff to listen
in on important conversations on
matters in which they are working
in cooperation with the Secretary.
Peter Twait, 65 years of age, died
recently at Warm Springs Bay,
i:ear Juneau, says the Juneau Em
pire.
Half rates on cleaning and
pressing received on Monday. Sew
ard Steam Laundry.
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