The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-28
sVss.s.t sssis @1t f.-as AtfAfaskd News

fst-f N A . q " carved. The past Summer was the second Miss de Laguna spent in the Seldovia district in arehaee, logical work. She was there in 193o. M i. !, Two boats which were thought to have been los. in Kotzebue Sound returned to port safely with eight white whales, six seal and two sea-lions. Douglas Brown and three men were in one boat ana William Hensley and crew In the second. Surrounded by ice for 10 days, they had nothing to eat but set meat. 's
 Fred Moller, who left Fairbanks by airplane to prospect in the Lucky Six country, is back in Fairbanks, his return having been forced by a fractured ankle, stuff cred in ride down the Kobuk can- yon on a raft. The water was swift and high and MT. Moller was thrown against rocks with terrific force He chung to the raft andss.finally came out safely be- low the canyon, making his way from there to Shugnak. From Fairbanks, plane went to Snug nak and brought MT Molled back to Fairbanks. 5 ,.. Private licenses to fly have been granted by the United States De partment of Commerce to Mary Barrows, w. E. Dunkle, pr. |. J. Seeley, Cecil Higgins mad Robert Carlson of Anchorage A comner- cial license has been granted to William Gill, who with Cecil Hig- gins recently built at Anchorage an open cockpit plane, which was passed and licensed. sf
 There is a shortage of dwelling houses in Anchorage, according to the Anchorage Times.
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 J. A. Donald, manager of the Northern Commercial station at Neilana, has resigned his position, due to.ill health, and it was deemed advisable for him to- reside in a milder climate He and Mrs. Dom ald have left for California Yolney Richmond, president of the North, err Commercial Co, has announced that Earl Parsons has been appoint- ed manager at Nepapa. Y,
 With pack of herring approxi- nlately, 900 barrels. the bulk of which sold at SIS, $i6 barrel, George Hogg who operated at 6al- dovia said he had successful season. s@s BE- .N a Ehl 9l ! A
 Officers of the Alaska chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution were elected at meet ing at Fairbanks. They are: Regent, Mrs. Clarence Olsen of Anehorage; Vice Regent, Mrs. William Roger of Seward;i Secretary, Mrs. N Q. EoRunds of Anchorage ; TreasureF, Mrs. Thomas McCloskey of An chraee;, Historian, Mrs, Frank Reed of:,Anchorage: Registrar; Mrs. Arthur Miller of Anchorage. <.
 John A. Mcintosh, Alaska pioneer and druggist of Fairbanks. has been elected president of the board of trustees of the Alaska Agricul- tural College and School, .of Mines. m For a honeymoon trip, Hans Mi row, pilot of the Northern Ar Transport, and his bride, who was Miss Madeline Calktns of Nome, flAw from there to Fairbanks. 'Iney were married at Nome MT. Mi row is stationed most of the time at Nome by the Air Transport which has it's main base at Fair-
 Recent marriages at FairoanKs were those of Albert Duqueet ana Mrs. Rosa Gold and of Frank F. Young and Dolly Nelson.
 Matt Raich, 52, Alaska pioneer and one of the early settlers m Anchorage, died at. Portland Ore.' where he went 20 months ago to regain his health.
 Mrs. Al FerrNI, resident of the Hope Sunrise district between sew ard and Anchoage, died at Hope.
 Mrs. Russell Waterbury, 4s, died after an Illness of six months IT