SNCHflUE
(By Special Correspondent
Aviator Owen Meals in his
“Spirit of Valdez” made the flight
to Anchorage last Sunday, bring
ing. with him Fred Spach of the
Alaska Road Commission
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Preparations have been made
to welcome the Japanese aviator,
the “Lone Eagle of Nippon” upon
his arrival at Anchorage, The
Chamber of Commerce has been
informed that he will probably
hop-off most any day now, as
soon as the weather conditions
permit.
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Many hunting parties have left
Anchorage lately and all so far
have been very successful. W. A.
Smith and J Woitek each procur
ed their limit in sheep. W. A.
Scott and Slim Oberg are out
after their quota now. With new
snow on the hills, the hunters
will not have such hard climbing.
A party plan on taking the Sea
Lion out after moose the end of
the week
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The McDanniel business block,
formerly occupied by the Margus
Cafe, will soon be opened under
new the management of Mr. and
Mi’s. Gunner Gustafson. “Gunner”
and Mrs. Gustafson have many
friends, and their new cafe should
prove a very popular place.
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W- M. Sherman, who has gen
eral supervision over the Kenai
Peninsula and Chugach National
Forests, thru his recent advance
ment to the position of Senior
Forest Ranger, will open an office
in the Masonic Building in Anch
orage. He reports that there will
probably be about 45 tie camps
in operation* this winter which
will give work to some 100 or
more men.
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The City of Anchorage Street
Department, under the supervi
sion of Oscar Miller, is widening
the Government hill roadway.
This is being done by the steam
shovel of the Alaska Railroad.
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The Anchorage Post “Denali No.
1685“ Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will hold the funeral services for
their departed comrade Eklind,
who passed away last week
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WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Fresh, Frozen, Salt Fish
Ship Anywhere
John Paulsteiner, Prop.
Market Open at
10 a. m- to 1 p. m.-3-6 p. m.
Phones—
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b House wiring, boat wiring ■
‘ and repairing. We stock up- [
to-date light fixtures.
! Radios and Radio Supplies
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Madison 123
NORTH POLE
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ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
John J. Meyer, Prop.
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Officers for the ensuing year
were elected at a regular meeting
recently of Jack Henry Post No. 1,
of the Anchorage American Legion,
and plans were formulated for
launching a drive for membership
with the object in view of obtain
ing the post quota by Armistice
Day and thereby winning a cita
tion from the National body, re
ports The Times.
Paul A. Marsch, who served the
Post last year as first vice com
mander, was advanced to the im
portant position of commander,
succeeding W. M. Sherman, whose
term will expire when the new offi
cers are installed at the next meet
ing.
Robert H. Romig, second vice
commander last year, was elected
first vice; Paul Beran, second vice;
I George F. Mumford, finance offi
cer, re-elected; C. C. Tousley, his
torian, re-elected; H. G. Savage,
chaplain, re-elected; W. M. Sher
man, D. W. Stoddard and Maurice
L. Sharp, post executive commit
tee; J. J. Delaney, department ex
ecutive committeeman.
The newly-elected wall be install
ed by the retiring commander. W.
M. Sherman.
The much discussed bonk—“The
Well of Lonliness” now available
at the Alaska Shop.
TAKEOFF, SPEUD LIKE,
COSUT TO AIRWAYS’SHIP
An unfortunate mishap occurr
ed at Lake Spenard, near Anch
orage, recently, in which no one
was hurt, when the Fairchild 71 j
of the Alaskan Airways was being
t taken off the lake enroute to the
float on the inlet for a load of
freight destined to points in the
Interior, reports the Anchorage
Times.
The ship failed to gain enough
altitude to clear the brush and
dirt on the south side of the lake,
resulting in the pontoons catch
ing on small stumps, bringing the
ship to the ground. The pontoons
were wrecked and considerable
! damage was done to the wings, j
but the fuselage and the motor
j remained intact.
It is expected to have the ma
; chine shipped to the Fairbanks
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