W ANE CAUGHT FIRE
FRO MS.TUB OF CtGARKT|
tAachpcage Times.)
Pilbt Art Woiwltr who arrived heTe
from Bristol' Bay last dveriitog with!
Pilot Estol Polk o£ the McGss line,,
exphufirf that hi£ fine Beltam‘a plane, j
«hifh!Wii'!to.st6*rtWntly oh tbe shore'
of ftristtil Bay near0 Port Keideh,!
camV tt> grief because of fire which
started *frt>fn a Cigilrettto dropped by;
a passenger.
“We were flying along on> t*he way
back frtoih 'Aniakehak ehaier,v‘ sak£
Woodley “whem a, home-made cigar-1
*-tt e'WhihtaAme df thP men hatf been
smoltrtrg 'dropped somewhere, in the
bottam“tof the plane, 'fbe ffr'st thing
we knew flames‘were playi/ig about':
the Vlane ahif we had to put do’wn..
The ‘ sea-1 Was the ohiy ‘ place, as” we
were on potltoons. "We Were Lucky In
beinp able to hit the Water' safely’
abode 200 Tfcfet toff shor^, opcosite a !
sandy strip- of. beach. ” ’ ” ‘I
“Back of 'tne beach foeky cliffs rose.
200 feet htjfh: J We' w4re'forced to.
abandon the ship ahd %ade*"o‘ut
through the'rolling Waves-: The plane
soon.' was stlbrtiecged and was a wreck,
within a short, titne. Even an oceatt
steamship Jfoum 1 Have been pounded
to pieaes ap there. A heavy wind
was* bio wing and the sea was any
thing but cafrn* felt!.1 lucky, to get'
out kKve. I> ' Uv ‘
“After tSiy there, will bfe ns> cigars
ettes smoked ttr my planes, and pas
sengers will see same hig signs up to
that effect..
“'rtre*h)i'l SfHlfe'plane means a goodi
many thousand dollaa wiped, out in.
short order, but I will leave, tin, the
next trip of, the steamer Aleutian eri
route to New York: to gat another
plane. 1. hope to'be back here before
long ’with a new-ship, and wrilL prob
ably ffy it^IVtflnV.Ne^. Yprk by way, of.
the Inland air ’trail—ntiw' becoming
well Wtab^ii^Ked.-‘'',
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Recent word from Flat states that
John Snyder, a well known oldtimer
of that section,. dropped dead, tht
trail 'to Flat Diecpverjr, death, , un
doubtedly being due to,at heart
tack.1
Fred £. Spadv assistant engineer,
A. R. C:, in charge of operations here
and throughout this section, .returned
recently front a trip of. inspection to
the Medfra section-.
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"Will Pay $25 for $5 Geld Pieces
dated 1815, 1822;.1829. Also 1804
silver' dollar-., wfth filtst bead' (tisane
hair tied anid large 'K*agl6), , Write
Mrs. M. It, 1731- Caflf^Qf ifaebue^
Seattle, Wash. ' ^
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. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
1 MAKES BIG APPEAL
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equitaDle . readjustment pf alj ^Jajd
; schedules.
! (8) Not to use any subterfuge to
| frustrate the spirjt and inten^ of this
[ agreement wHicft is, among other
; things, to increase employment J^y a
universal covenant, to rerhove ob
structions^) commerce, jmcl to short
en Hours ami ‘jraisy wagM for ^the
shorter week ?o a^iivip^Dasjs,
I’ (9) Not to increase the price of
| any merchandise, sod after the date
■here* fover the .pricei on luy JS33,,
by more- fman^is made necessary by
► actual increase in production, replay
| ment ,or invoice costs of merc^apdfse,
^aince- July ‘l* 193^ or by‘taxes or
| other costs resulting^ from action.
. taken pursuant to the* ^Agricultural
i Adjustment Act.'^and,, m setting such ^
i price increases, £o gnie full .weight tp
probable increases in sales volume
and to refrain from takipg profiteer
ing advantage** of ^cddsuming
public.
j fKty To support and patroryzc^es; j
ablisthments which* also j
-this agreement, and Jure ’’ listed as |
members of1 (sr. R. .4*. (National Re- i
covery AdministrationJ i} ^
1 vtat*y ,To cooperate to tre fullest j
extent! W iravpig' ar Cod&of, F^ir 6on^
petition aubihitted"by his industry at
the earliest passible date, andvin any
event before September 1, 1933.
(12) lyheftj, before June 16, ^933,,
the undersigned, had contracted J,to
purchase goods a ta fixed price for
delivery during, the period of ‘ this
agreement,, the undersigned will make,
an apporpriate adjustment of said*
fixed price to, meet any increase ih
[cost caused by the seller Having
j signed the' President’s Reemployment
| Agreement or having become bound
by any Code of Fail- Competition ap
proved By the President.
(13) This agreement shall cease
[upon approval by the President of a
[code to,which the updteraigned js sub
ject; on,, if the N. R. A. so elects, upon
submission, of a code to which the un
idersigned is subject and substitution
of any of "its provisions for any qf
the terms of this, agreement.
| 614) It is agreed that any person(
j who wishe sto do hi apart in the. Pres
| identV reemployment drive bysijpi
|ing this agreement, but who asserts
that some particular provision hereof,
because of peculiar cixcumatances,
[will create great and unavoidable
hardship, may claim the benefits here
of by signing this agreement and put
ting it into ecect and then, in a peti-,
[ tion approved by a representative
•trade association of his industry, or
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We are-, also agents for the famous Greeley Snperhetnpdyne , Bat*
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_ StAtio&S.
1*4 •4viv.id'l Sihtv,i.;S.
other representative organization des
ignated by N. R. A., may apply for a.
sta y ofsuch' p*QYi|pon pending a sum
mar ^investig^jj^y N. R. A., if he
agreesJn such application abide by
:the decision of such investigation.
This agreement is entered irr to pur
suant to sect ion, 4^) of the National
Industrial Recovery Act and subjet^
to all the terjps and ctmjlitipna , re
quired by ^sections T (ai and 10 (h)
of that act.'
h Kecgnt advices from Anchorage
state that H. C. VVallick, farmer well
known resident this place, but who
some weeks ago was taken from Holy
Across to Anchoragejfor medical treat
ment, is somewhat improved* his case
yielding nicely to medical treatment.
A. H,. Twit^heUj left a few days ago
^or his reindeer camp, Qver in. the
Ditna. section, to remain there far &
^.fouple of weeks.
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Born—To Mr. and^Mrs. Ralph An
derson, a few dfcjts since> a. daughter.
; Mother and little one doing: nicely.
Bq^Sar^ntf grrivpft^re a few
days ago, having come from Ruby
and Poorman.
J.jGjiskey ,and:..Wprner Alford
left yesterday;,for a brief , visit at Mc
G4%«th _____
■ Miss Helens Rie^k left a couple of
days ago fo^ Poorman. ...
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, Educational Limitations.
“How soon^^all-1 know anything
afterjl $>ggg£g^i§^fce anaesthetic?”
“Well, that’s expecting- a lot front
an anaesthetic:.”—Boys' Life!.
In the Probata.,Cquft fpr the- 'ferrf
tory.xJf Alaska, Toupt£ Division,.
>v. Mount McKiffleiy.fP«cioct^
In the mktteer 'ot.Tke Estate of
John Griffin, de&fcsed. No. 2&
Notke of. Hearing
Frank J. Guskey, administrator of
the above entitled estate.. having on
August 1,'1933, Whdviii *«£ above en
titled court and cause, hia.patitioa. fbr
the determination of l»irship and for
partial distribution of the assets- of,
the said estate?. c .
! Notke is hereby given to all per
sons interested in saidjestatathat the
Court has liked Morsfay, October 2nd,
1933, as the time, and the Office of
the Prohate JUdge^aforesaid, at Mc
Grath, Alaska, as'fift-.place, when and
where the snidpetittfirwill be heard.
And all persons,. Interested in said'
estate and having any objections to<
the said petition a& HereEy admon
ished to be and appelr at the time;
and place aforesaid, apd ta file their
objections thereto ini writitig and pre
sent the same to this .Court.
And all persons doming to he .the
heirs at law: of the stt&deqedent are
herehy required "to p&aerit theii
elaima at the time and. place afore
said. .
Date dat McGrath, Alaska,. August
2 19331 • * " *» .*•» *
(Seal) * (Signed) FKEJ>K1NG,
(34) Probate?3Mge.
Roadhouse*
' Mr. and mm'&m
MuUbler*—
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THICKERY CHARGED IN SUB
MITTING OP NAVAL BID§t
WASHINGTON.'—The rejection of
all bids received last Wednesday),by
the* Navy Department .for tiie con
struction of three cruisers was, urged
yesterday by Chairman Trammel, of
.'the Senate naval, committee, in a let
ter to President .Roosevelt, which
charged that the bidders had advance
information, of. rival offers..
The letter said the Senator had
been informed the bidders knew in j
advance what th eoffers would be and
that “each ship building should be
pro-rated among the remaining ships
builders.” • \
Trammell named the bidders as the:
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation;'
the New York Ship Building Corpora
tion, the Newport News Shipbuilding
& Dry Dock Corporation, and ,fhe
United Dry Docks, Inc. j
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WASHINGTON. — On persuasive |
powers, Hugh S. Johnson, recovery?
administrator, is depending for a tem
porary solution of the serious labor,;
troubles in the Pennsylvania coal
fields. This is possibly the answer to
reported signs of industrial discord
elsewhere.
Johnson’s energies are pitted to the.
task of winning sufficient concessions
from mine operators and labor to end
the strike and maintain peace until,
the recovery administration can carry
out a public hearing and a binding
code for the entire coal industry.
The coal area is quiet, with 35,000
looking to Washington for a speedy
settlement of the strike.
"Mother say4 she nearly died«' ’
laughing over those -funny stories youi
told her.” -,”
j "Whee is she’ I have some fyn
,nier.anep.”—-‘TiddWts ^fciindon*).
NOTteBrTO CREDITORS’
In the ProbatR Court at Kalslcag,-.
Kuskokwim Pret*nct^ Fourth divi
•1 sion, Territory jof-n^taika,, before •
e GeorppJfeysqitej^Ced States Com-.
missionet^.rjandh'^ex-eflMo Probate
, Judge.
* In the ?«nafctgft#f the estata of Otnu
Barnhart, decea^d^
Notice is hw?eby giventthafc th».un->
dersigne^.hajiuJBeey duly* appointed ■>
administrator qf d&edestatK of Oran
Barnhartp of Stqpy; Point, Kuskokwim
Precinet, deceased..
! All persoi^lfa^WT claims . againstt
1 said estate t*rarf*qyir«d 3 to present*
them, duly- 'vitk'.v proper
vouchers attMtw4 djo t theC? under- _
signed, at Mcfifrathi'-lAleakav’; withitt-j
six (6) months fropa t het WLete: of - this *
: notice.
Dated McQJratfc Alaska, July *13^
! 1933.
I j.kwills,
iv Administrator.
■ First pub. July 15; last Aug. 12 33
m
IMS C. DDCartem
Win iftan 4» i
in the wnamer, /•{ter-which he
will visit Tikotteesi Qphbv
jw
IH he in Fhrt
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FIRE INSURANCE
You should carry a liberal amount of fireinsurance
for the sake of your credit and your peace ef mood *
Needless to say this insurance should be o# the rery ,
highest quality.
That** the Klad Wrt*tm Wf
Alaska Insurance Agency.
FAXUBANKS, ALASKA .v ■
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We're There With the Gootis&i
We Have the^ Agency j
for .the*
Famous Oldi
Budweiser Bieer
And a large ccmsigdpw^noftir
that justly celebrated
will be herewith arrivabefdletk;
Steamer Tana ia