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Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
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Church News
! Subject Of the sermon by Re,
Roy T. Thawley last Sunday morn
ins-~Looking Through The Eyes 0
Another" and the text Ezekiel sr,
and 18th. Il Sat Where They Sat
In the evening Mrs. Raymond q
Morris, president of the Women
Home Missionary Society had charg'
of the program with Rev. +. A. Ba
ker, OF Dagsboro, as the guest speak
er. Rev. Thawley filling his place a
Dagsboro.
Next Sunday evening the Sunday
School will present a Christmas Pag
cant entitled the Inn Keeper O.
Bethlehem" and in addition to the
pageant. recitations will be given By
members of the church school.
News Items In General
Mr.. and Mrs. FL merWest made q
shopping trip to Philadelphia on
Thursday and we're overnight guests
of the formers brother and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar T. West and Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Mills In Ceilings
dale. N. j. as5
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hudson,
Jr., went to Philadelphia last week,
where Mr.. Hudson is under medical
treatment. Aae
Their son, Billy, spent great deal
OF the time with hi grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hudson, Sr., and
with his grandfather, w. o. McCabe.
His grandmother, Mrs. McCabe who
has been in Philadelphia for the past
few days. due to tn eiIlness of her
granddaughter, Shirley Magee., ex-
poets to be home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker j. Long had
as guests over the weekend, Howard
Burch and daughter, Mamie. from
Chincoteague, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Collins and little son, Wayne,
from Delwaare City. Other guests
on Sunday were Mr.. Lbong's brother
and sister. Calvin 7. Long of Show
ell and Miss Electa Long, OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. coilins and little son
are now moving to the Pepper prop
erty near town. st
MFR. and Mrs. Frank M. Long and
two daughters, Anna Lee and Doro-
thy. were on a shopping trip to Phila-
delphia last Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17

The Millsboro School observed
Delaware Day by giving a general
assembly program. The program
presented by the fifth and sixth
grade under the direction of Miss
Dobson and Mrs. Ellis was both ed
ucational and entertaining. The cos
tuning added much to the general
effect of the presentation.
The Millsboro School will close
for the Christmas vacation on
Thursday evening, December 20, at
3 80 and .eontinue,closed until Nom
day morning, January 3. 1898.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson McCabe.
while Mr.. Hudson was on a busi-
ness trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill McCabe and
daughter accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Goodwin and three children on
a sight seeing trip on Sunday to
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17

Hot cakes, made of Delaware buck
wheat, and sausage from Delaware
raised porkers, make breakfast
meal fit for king or dictator.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17

Washington, d. c.. Baltimore and
other places OF interest.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
JURY FAILS TO REACH VERDICT
 .ASSAULTGASE

d J. Bach was brought hefore .u. s. Commissioner Mrs. J. M- Howard on an assault and battery charge yesterday tThursday) afternoon.
 The complainant. Niss-Elfsu Riedy- charged the defendant of striking her three time with his fists out at the Canes Greek Dredging Company camp July l5.
 During the course of the trial Miss Riedy stated she went 10 the camp for the express purpose Of reading to the officials of the company mo- tee Of cancellation of lease on some property belonging to aI- estate sre represented. In the absence of the owners of the dredge, she read the notice Of cancellation to MT. Bach, the Canes Greek company bookkeeper, whom, she eontended, became -enrag- ed and struck her three times with his fists.
 The accused denied the charge, stating that he only "shOoed" Miss Riedy away, grabbing her by the arm only when she picked up a rock; sno shaking her loose, ",fTnzn.it-
 The jury disagreed, it being after ward reported that the members voted II for acquittal and one for conviction. The Commissioner than dismissed the case.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
QUAkES CAUSE MUCH DAMAGE
 AT FAIRBANKS

Thousands of dollars worth oi damage was done when a. series Of violent earthquake shocks occur ginning at 7:19 o'clock yesterday tThursday) morning and reoccuring RDeut every r. minutes throughout the day until at least 2sf5 ?. m, sc- cording to arrivals here from Fair banks by plane late yesterday after noan.
 The arrivals state the earthquakes may have continuedl threughout tbH 9as. but they left Fairbanks a little after , o'clock. IL IS also reported that Anchorage and Sew ard felt the shocks, but it is not known how much, if any, damage WAS dons. This IS believed 10 be the worst series of shocks ever known n the Territory. They certainly did the most damage.
 Although the drug stores sUEP- d the most, hardly 8 business establish n1eut m the toWn but what did not suffer some damage as we'll as in the private dR ceilings. The Cooperative Drug Store suffered an gstlma1 e& loss of S 1000 and the Red Cross Drug store abeuz Sz509 when practically all the bottled goods, such as liquors and drugs which were on. the shelves tunabled to the fbOT, most of vhicf were broken.
 Ii was sls6 reported tAa the hill at 34-mile on the Richardson High wal slid into the river, tearing out the road-bed for a distance of about 2,000efeet, .elSsng fthesz highway tc traNel for some tine.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
SENATOR WHEELER URGES
 DROPPING oF COURT BII |

WASHINGTON, July 1s-The sud den death o5 Sen. Joseph T. RrbAsol upset the administration drTve to en- act the substitute court 7bill in whick the senator was given 3 free hand to steer toward passage. it was .ad- nitted ta9sy m t1gh D Deaasera$ic Circles.
 Senator Wheeler, leader of the op- position Saft1 ExFEes sing ragret s-at the death of his Tio2r oppvn A- .---. ing the ten days Of str-n~o-s 1-Na who he termed hrs political and per sonal friend, -pTedfctsd that ths c6a1rb contrUYefsy might term nate suddenly as tke resuh -of1tna leader
 "I beseech the f1 s.1ezz !. -d-cl thls court fight lest he CT a-7-.s#s to ne fighting against God Himself, Senator Wheeler said
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
FORD COMPANY AND
 EIGHT PERSONS FACE TRIAL

DETROIT, July 21-Eight fndivid- uals and the Ford Motor Comrany as Q corporation were ordered today by Judge Ralph Liddy of the Common Pleas court held for trial in the cir cuIt court of Wayne county of which Detroit is the seat The charges are assault and are based on the riot that occurred at the gates of the Ford .eompauy's plant at Dearborn. suburb of Detroit, May 26 when rep resentatives of the Automobile Work CTS of America sought to distribute union literature among employers of the Ford company.
 The representatives of the union alleged they were severely baatn.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
WRONG CHICKEN FEED SENT
 sro MATANUSKI ,-O1O>cLs.

SEATTLE, July 21-For+y farmers on the federal governments cQ!onIza- rion projact n the Mafsnuska Valley will have 10 look elsewhere for lheir chicken feed this year because the spring wheat they p.apted has turned cut to be Red Russian winter wheat, which Is '1as GIszbls for -ssisst-y 3eed, Leo B. Jacobs, acting msEas ef of the colony announeed today in Seattle where he is OF q business vIsI.-
 2 Manager Jacobs explained tle, the wrong wheat seed was sent h col -onists through -gn Terror in fne bids offered last winter by the feaersl governments eonselidated puretsss rlg office In Seattle.
 Col. Lawrence Ntstbro6k, depIty Works Progress Administrator fn sReaking n Seattle today 0f he CT Tor said:
 There Is 'no cause for alarm Dniy three per cent of the wheat erdaret for the cofozists .ras affected by rhe error We aIs ready te make adjust ments for the mistake with any cal onists who feel they hare ,grievaT.ee
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
MINERS ORGAKIZE-gT
 TOWN OF PLATINUM

PLATINUM-Ezrly- -Alas2s .-staua- peae days zzre recalled in Q meeting of miners and pr9spectors who gath cred in the man dMnng reom 1t Berg's rambling roahAouse and. elect led two of their number to head a pTnznent miners urgznizatnn-
 Sam Gotten was elected president and \. C. Hanson was elected secre- tsrv and treasurer
 The organization will see that the zaffairs of this modern day stampede town run smoothly especially as they affect the location and .rheldIg Of mining claims.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
FORMER ANCHORAGE
 GROCER PASSESAAWAY

SEATTLE, Julyz21-Funeral ser vices under the ausrHss of the Ma Snnic- order, were held today in Se- -zttle for Everett HcRhee, 50 years ssld, formerly of Anchorage, who sue cnnlbed Monday .irEa a hospital in Se- atee following a -lDggi diness-
 Mir EcPhee used to be in the gro erFN-buSs1ess in Anchorage. He was in the wholesaleg grooeryb business in Seattle the past-1r7arse E@rs. . A sister, Mrs ReAe Pollock, is post mistress at Anchorage
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
YOUNG NEGROES ARE LYNCHED IN FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. July 21- Two young negroes. charged with having stabbed a IaIlahassee police an were lvn he'd early this morn 'n~ by a mob. the members Of which were mt identified, Assistant Grief Cf olice W |. Prater announced h. cay in Tallahassee.
 The negroes yere Richard Gaw- 'sns and Ernest phnder. each about
 years old. They were arrested Sunday or the charge of Irving stab- bea Pol =Eman Y. F. Kc1y vixen he attempted 70 question them about bra ak ng Into a restaurant.
 Kelly was stabbed seven times. Ills condition is stil serious.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Dragline Going
 Into Goodnews

Arrivals from EaHisn yespesdas stat that a new mining company was formed this week III the Interior metropolis and Wilk Sart driliTrg op- er2IiOns and prospecting on some lares placer holdings III GeouueNs $ Bay district prepsrnsyg to installing a CraE inc.
 Drilling equipment and caterpillars have a-ready beegroroered.
 The organizers of tiae company were Jse Crosson, Don Gustafasscn, and Sam CotIDn.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
McCLUNG BROTHERS GOING
 ON SHORT PROSPECTING TRIP

Maur1ce and Johnny MGCuug are planning pn leaving Dn shurr pros pectng trip within :the-next day nT tWu.
 Just where and what part Of the country they plan on casting their luck in, they didn't say1 but we are satisfied they are f6lfUS1ug one of those prospectors' tips" and will come back with the :Real McCoy"
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
BOB WINBAUER RETURNS
 FR1IM TRIP TO FAIRBANKS

Bob Ninbauer returned from Fair banks last evening. spending about a week on business in the InteTiOr me tropolis
 MT. NInbauer states that he and his associates are going right ahead with their drilling and prospecting on the recently purchased "Y an C Greek ground" from Ed Nollet in preparation for installing 2 dragline next spring.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Good Cleanup
 Made AtCrippie

While. passing. tlfroaeH taere q route to his holdings in Folger, tatt Tuesday, Dave Strandberg informe4 The -knskO Tnses eepcTte< thar thse had completed a very satisfactory cleanup on Cripple Greek, aDI thst work was progressing r2psa.y 6u Candle Greek. TSse. dragliRe Tsa seisg moved iE and is expected ge. b znt up and ready Tor -opel -sian k -tsi l2th of August
 Mir. Strandbere was en-eCta ts Ffi-1 where he expects to spend a. Ja-' days before continuing his journey Do Goe.nevs- Ray-xhere he f. kssSSr interested in EsiEing
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Account
 OfCelebratiOnAt
 Platinum IsGiven
lBv Special Correspnndent4


 lEd. note.-AlthoDgh we published an account of the fret real Fourth of -Jnly celebration ever held at Plat mum, in 1IoodneWs Pay, in our last issue. We received a. more detailed -ac- count, giving the prize winners in the various events, most of whom are well-knoWn to practically all of our readers, so we decided to publish this article in fu1)
 Platinum's first Fourth of July eel ebration was a big event though many of the folks from the mines were unable to attend There vas 8 large crowd of whites and natives and all activities and rontests were participated in with much enthus- iasm.
 The parade was led by Bill Hurst. master of ceremonies, with his huge malamute dog which carried a blank et boosting ~Hurst's Laundry" Next the natives. dressed n rhelr finest furs. The first prize was presented to Mrs. Joe Jean for the best dressed lady.
 Then followed the -'Alaskz Traders banner, as this was the first business establishment at Platinum. IL was established by Pete Void several years ago. This was followed by N. G. Hansen's new Stutz automobile. representing his store. Carl Berg was next n the line, carrying a big sign advertising his -sToadhouse. " G. Calver's -'cat" carried large ban- ner boosting Bert RuofF's Air Service. Next. a large banner representing Ine --:Stampeie 1Inn- 4 sign and striped pole representing our latest busDess establishment, tiat of Plat inum's Ladz Rarbar-al 1 1ast-lttlp '.Nunivak, a Siberian pup, mascot of the Waugh -ExpedItIer. V ixzrgxire 2 2 blanket with Red Grass and first aid sign.
 At the airfela, Ai1. Culver led the sil Itng laf "Aaaeraca Phliip ISuyd. government schoRl tsscher from GnsoneEs, sEai1e iu place Of Eeerge Campbell WAS >Izsahle ts attend. Mr. Culver gave 2 short talk un she history of the AmerNaa Flag z
 The most outstanding of the stosrx evrnts were -ths following.
 The Women's rolling pin asnnte<1- first prize vent to Miss Marga ct Le.per, andhtheGs fprize AEaeIt to Mrs Lioxe
 Women's nail driving cvntest-hrst prize ID Mrs. Ed Harg0pd. and the second award went to Mrs. Sasseen. Pie eating eontest-frst prize, Sam my LsrIiN. E5ektseE Hckleberry pies were devowed Rifh lightning speed
 kyak race-frst prize, Peter Brown; native; esecHhd lprze, Dennis, native
 kYak race among the whites-frst prize, ''Tufg" E6efngton. This -zace ended in a damp finish. as the kyak overturned at the finish.
 Farming rontest-frst prizz. Nr, Culver. There were three colors in the pan, but Mir. Culver nnisned with four
 In the evening big dance was held in the new N. C. Hanson store which
 aAed very successful ctlebrz- ton
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
MANY RESIDENT s ATTEND
 ASSAULT AND BATTERY CASE

Quite a time was hal bv all . in Ophir Thursday afternoon wlth the adjournment of the Commission CTS Court.
 Wrestling matches and other dis play of athletic prowess wer ' by some Rf our hardy "Kuskoks.n miners" Winners of the events were hard to discern, so the prize money was spent for beer for all
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
FINISH GROUND STRIPPING

Nibe and Scfwaisdal, -on Spaul- ding, have finished stripping enough : ground 10 last out the entire season and are back on pay again. Andy Schwslsdall reports barely enough water 10 carry on the sluicing, but they are working and hopng for the sc1ntinuation of the frequent small but welcome shaXErS
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
CHRIS BoIGEN RrN

Christian Boigeu was deputzeG hy J. s. Commissions Mir NJ Eoyy ard to act as depuss nnarShal 10 serve he sUsnn1sns and to preseEve w1e- in the cnErr room during the trial m the Commissioner seUrt rysterdgy lfrh1rs6ay afterreon-
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
sPACH RETURNS FROM BETHEL

Fred Spaeh, superintendent Of ARC activities in far western Alaska, re turned so Tzx0tza yesterday from a trip to Bethef- -&nere he has been ooking over the construction work be- ing earned pTl tssFe.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
FsTABLIsHTNG ANOTHEq CAw.

The ARC Is establishing a fourth "oad camp on the Nixon Forks r0ute The new camp will be located within four miles of ''The Forks" Work of
 ashing and clearing nRzdbed and 5uiicsns If bridges is progressing very rapidly.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
NEWS FROM GOODNEWS
 (By Special Correspondent
tBy Special Correspondent

Included were four @cats- and three or four drills, besides dredga parts. Pete Wold did all the Ightering- with his seven harges. Joe Jean Mum track, lightered his own store sup plies with the "Huskie-"
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
: cycling Ground

JULY 1-The large new R. D. $ -aterpillar of the Goodnews Mining Company has been busy dwelling of rgnnd fUr the Fielder & Gale store, lso the ground around the Stampede m. Before leaving for the mine the driver bulldozed out the channel of Small Greek to make the unloading f barges more convenient
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Col. Ohlson on Visit

JUNE 15[Co. O. F. OhlEon, gen eral manager Of the Alaska Railroad, and D. R NGustafason Of Fairbanks, anne in with Pilot Joe Erosson, re- maining two days. They made the Emile trip to the Clara Greek Min .ng Company in winch they are in crested.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
First Tourist Arrives

PilotOScar Wmchen brough h1 .lin Platinum's first tourist, a Mir Ken shaw, mayor of Browning, Mont Mr Renshaw so pleased with Platin- um, he said he expected to return with Mrs Renshaw next year.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Make Trip Ok, Kay?

JUNE 2I = Mss Kay Kennedy, news reporter and versatile feature writer, accompanied Pete Wold to Naknek or. board the Motorship Fern (Hello, Kay, drop a line to youn old friends.-Ed.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Taken to Hospital at kanakanak-

Pilot RuOff made a hurried trip to Cuinhagak to pick up Emmet Slzsw who was suffering from 8 badly in- fected knee MT. Shaw was taken to Kanakanak Hospital. Word has been received that he is improving
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Tupper Arrives on- Second Tripp

JULY I0-Tbe steamship Tugpsr arrived Gn its second trip of the sea- son and unloaded a large quantity If freight and proceeded up the river to Bethel. Passengers fnr Platinum were Mr. and Mrs. Mccall. He will be in charge of the rev Fielder < Gale store which is now neaEn con- pletion-
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Resembling New Dragline-

A large crew of men from the Goodnews Mining Go. have been busy assembling a new draglne and load ing freight which arrived on the La tonche. II was estimated that there was SIS tons of freight for Platinum
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Pilot RuoH Kept Rnsr-

Pilot Bert Ruoff has also been busy making trips with fis pontoon shlps Daily the air is filed with talk of new prospects and mystery. keeping everyone alert with interest
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Washington Writer Visiting

E. Pyle, a news reporter frolB Washington, D. C., is visitor al Platinum. He and Pilot Savory hiked he 20-mile round trip visiting the mining and nriIfing companies ir the vicinity of Red Mountain.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23

JULY 3-Mrs. Knutsun, who has been with her husband at Clara Greek, is leaving with Pilot Savory .or Anchorage on herNayf Outside.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Carrying On Work Near Here

JUNE 1.-The Geological Survey party. consisting of Messrs. Mertie and Fitzgerald, of Washington, D. C., are carrying on their work from camps in the vicinity Of Platinum
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23

BeatOn and Son Arrive
 John Beaton and son Mel. arrived today with Pilot Barnhill
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Proud Papa

Proud Papa
 JUNE 18th Herb Nicholson arrived from Anchorage with Pilot Ruoff. Herb is now the proud papa of B baby boy.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23

The Klondike gold field reached a peak output in 1900 of ] DIT -553 fine ounces. valued at S22-z50 GQQe
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Joins Husband Here

JUNE 1S-Pilot Barnhill arrived today with Mrs. Vim. O'Neih. Mrs- O'Neill joined her husband. who is in charge of the drilling operations for Patty.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Six Planes Arrive in One Day.

One day last week, there were SIX different planes in Platinum. five .of which remained overnight
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
CREW BUSY DRILLING

Pat Savage has a cfsw of men busily engaged in drilling an tkAf ground on which the Puntilla Canes Greek dreGge elsl situated
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Will Work nn Dredpe-

JUNE 20-Mr. Nelson. of Flat and Fred Wolff of Bethel, arrived with Pilot Victor. The boys are to start work with the Clara Creek Mining Company.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
New Arrivals Here

Vance Garrison ana family 4,f Min nesota and more recently of Falmer. are new arrivals in Platinum ana have erected a cabu neU to CuNvezS
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23

Leaves For Southeastern Aiaska-~
 Capt. Pete Wold left with the IN tOrship Fern for a round fT1p to Sey . ard and Sitka.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
I.adv Ba-her Arriyes-

Lady ba-Der ArrlNeS-
 JUNE 29-Miss Alyce Forsgren. lady barber of Bethel. arrived by plane with Pilot Ruoff. She set up b. ness in a tent and is using gas boxes for barber chair until her equipment arrives.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Flying Prospectors-

Pilot Sasseen has been busy >mak- ing trips carrying prospectors to new discovery in the vicinity of Plat inum-
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
MS Mnrarfan Arrives-

JUNE 23-The Mutorsmp Mora yian, arrived from Bethel with freight and passengers. She took a load of freight back on her return trip.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23

Finishes CabIR-
 Jerry Hunter has just completed his cakn ,on @PLaoinu1n B6uFeTard."
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23

Fern Brings PTospect0rs-
 The Motorship Fern, Captain Pete Wold in command, made a trip to ths area carrying a large yaTty af prospectars-
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Mining Man Back

Pete Brevik returned from Anch- arage where he has been spending one time receiving medical atten- ton.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Bob Gurtler Returns

Bob GUrtler returned from Flat where he made a short business 1.ap.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Freighter Leaves

JUNE 27-The Latouche left, te- day for Seattle.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Mrs. Sasseen Arrives

JUNE 26-Mrs. Sasseen arrived with Pilot Ruof to join her husband here.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23

New Beer PaflOr Open
 Hurst's new beer pariUr and .zcztrc room is g1gx open for DusYsess
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23
Elackie MatheMs Here

JUNE 2S-Blackie Mathews of Flat, arrived with Pilot Ruoff
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23

: Sahsscsabe. for The Eoske Ti..>
The Kusko times., 1937-07-23

NEWS FkUM|
 (By Special Beaton and Son Arrive
 John Beaton and son Mel. arrived today with Pilot Barnhill Proud Papa
 JUNE 18th Herb Nicholson arrived from Anchorage with Pilot Ruoff. Herb is now the proud papa of 2 B baby boy.
 Carrying On Work Near Here
 JUNE 1.-The Geological Survey party. consisting of Messrs. Mertie and Fitzgerald, Of Washington, D. C., are carrying on their work from camps in the vicinity of Platinum Joins Husband Here
 JUNE lS-Pilot Barnhill arrived today with Mrs. Wm. O'Neih. Mrs- O'Nein joined her husband: who is in charge of the drilling operations for Patty.
 Will Work on -Dredge-
 JUNE 20-Mr. Nelson of Flat and Fred Wolff of Bethel, arrived with Pilot Victor. The boys are to start work with the Clara Creek Mining Company.
 Taken to Hospital at Kanakanak-
 Pilot Ruoff made a hurried trip to Cuinhagak to pick up Emmet Shsw who was suffering from 8 badly in- fected knee MT. Shaw was taken to Kanakznak Hospital. Word has been received that he Is improving Col. OhlsOn on Visit
 JUNE I5@Co. O. F. OhlEon, gen sral manager Of the Alaska Railroad, and D. R. 0Gustafason Of Fairbanks, anne in with Pilot Joe Erosson, re- maining two days. They made the Emile trip to the Clara Greek Min .ng Company in winch they are in- crested.
 Make Trip OK, Kay?
 JUNE 21 = Miss Kay Kennedy, news reporter and versatile feature writer, accompanied Pete Wold to Naknek on board the Motors hip Fern (Hello, Kay, drop a line to youI old friends.-Ed). MS Moravian Arrives
 JUNE 23-The MotoTsmp Mora yian, arrived from Bethel with freight and passengers. She took lead of freight back on her return trip. Bob Gurtler Returns
 Bob Gurtler returned from Flat where he made short business f.ap. Mrs. Sasseen Arrives
 JUNE . 26-Mrs. Sasseen arrived with Pilot Ruofi to join her husband here.
 Freighter Leaves
 JUNE 27-The Latouche left , te- day for Seattle. Elackie Mathews Here
 JUNE 2s-Blackie Mathews of Flat, arrived with Pilot Ruoff. Lady Barber Arrives