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An Alaskan Airways New Stan
dard bi-plane en route to Fair
banks from Nome was wrecked
in landing at Nulato, reports the
Fairbanks News-Miner. At first
it was thought that the left wing
had collapsed but, Pilot Ed Young
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said that it was not the collapse
of the wing but a sudden down
current of air that was reponsible
; for the accident. The down draft j
caught the plane as it was glid- j
ing in at the Nulato runnaway
about 40 feet above the ground
preparatory to a landing. The cur- j
rent forced the left wing down ■
and the plane landed on the
wing, resulting in considerable
damage Conclusive evidence that
: the wing did not collapse was ob
; tained when the flying wires were
i found intact.
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| The flight from Anchorage to
I Fairbanks, made recently b y
Chief Pilot Joe Crossin, of the A1
aska Airways in the Loening Am
phibian, was made in three horn*
and 55 minutes, including a half
I hour’s stop at Broad Pass, where
a landing was made on a lake,
according to the Fairbanks News
Miner.
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Bound for Anchorage, Pilot Vic j
Ross of the Northern Air Trans- ;
port hopped from Weeks Field i
in Fairbanks in a Stinson Junior ;
; mnop1ane. With him were Peter |
Despolt of the Model Cafe and j
I Dr. R. F. Swartz, who has been i
called to Anchorage on consulta- j
tion, says the News-Miner.
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While Chief Pilot Joe Crosson
j of the Alaska Airways was in
I Anchorage recently, he made a
| flight to the Lake Clark country
; with M. Goldstein, Alaska fur
j buyer, in a Stearman plane, which
j he flew from Fairbanks. Stops
were made also at the Severson
& Bailey trading post on the
j north shore of Iliamna Lake and
trapning camps reports the Fair
banks News-Miner
! Fairbanksans had their first
view of the Alaska Airways Loen
! ing amphibian plane when it was
■ flown there recently from Anchor
i age by Chief Pilot Joe Crosson,
i with General Manager Arthur W.
: Johnson accompanying him, says
I the News-Miner.
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Aerial transportation has pro
| ven a blessing to the people of
! the Interior, as the records of the
; Anchorage Government hosnital
| will show. There are four patients
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15 pairs Nettleton men’s shoes—Regular price $15.00
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m GROUP NO. 3:
20 pairs men’s Oxfords, made by 1st class manufactur
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SALE PRICE 54.95
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Special lot of men’s sweaters and sweater coats
, SALE PRICE 54.95
Men s heavy wool sox—Regular 50c quality
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Big Turkish Bath Towels
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Men’s leather mitts lined—Regular price $2.00
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in the hospital at present, andj
three others who have been dis- j
missed from the hospital within j
the past week, who have arrived1
by plane for medical services, says
the Anchorage Times.
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Pilot Barnhill, flying the Fair
child plane of the Pacific Inter-;
national Airways, took off from
Anchorage for Iditarod on an em- ;
ergency flight. Lon French, radio
operator at Iditarod, called for a
man to relieve him of his duties
at the wireless station and Athel
Peterson of the Anchoragt wire
less station was sent to take over
the station while Mr. French comes j
to Anchorage for medical atten
tion says the Times.
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TRANSFER STATION
Transfer of the Fairbanks ex-i
periment station of the depart
ment of agriculture to the Al
aska College was included in the
annual agriculture department
supply bill reports the Fairbanks
News-Miner.
L. W. Bishop, well known £us- j
sian River dweller and fox ran-!
cher, arrived in Seward Thursday
on a brief business visit. He re
turns home Saturday.
Duncan Little, oldtimer of I j
Cooper’s Landing, was among j
the well known local arrivals on j
Thursday’s train.
Ed Brooker, king pin of old
i time Alaskans who has been in;
] the city for the last week absorb- j
j ing pure Alaska ozone after a j
i few months, departs Saturday
j for Fairbanks where he expects
, to remain indefinitely.
NOTICE
i The Belmont Trading Company
will shortly open for business as
j trader’s in all kinds of merchan
dise, new and second-hand, at
! the old log house on Fifth Ave.
Joe Hofman
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FOOT REMOVED
Charles McDermott, well known
oldtimer, underwent an operation
in Fairbanks recently for the re
moval of his left leg four inches
below the knee- Mr. McDermott
froze his foot while stacking wood
at his home. Gangrene set in and
the toes were first removed but
the disease was not checked and
it became necessary to make fur
ther amputation, according to thft
Fairbanks News-Miner.
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Judge E. Coke Hill and court
officials arrived on the SS Yu
kon from Valdez enroute to An
chorage where a brief session
will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. George James of
the Alaska Shop, who have been
honeymooning in the States for *
the last three months, were ar
rivals on the SS Yukon
“Crying: Myself to Sleep," one
of the new song hits, for sale at
the Alaska. Shop.
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