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The Nome nugget., 1939-06-02
FIRST RADIO BEAM
 STATION AT KETCHIKAN

The first radio beam station, for the benefit of aircraft, is now in operation in Ketchikan, accord ing to Charles Burdick, Alaska CCC director who arrived in Fair banks recently fom the southeast ern part of the Territory.
 In trying out the station, planes have picked up the beam with their radio receivers and have made successful penetration of low ceilings before making landings at the Southeastern AL aska city.
 Next on the program of the Civil ..Aeronautics Authority is the installation of beam trans hitter on .RalstOn Island near Juneau. These first beams that will be transmitted are to be of the directional type and not to be used for landings.
 These first installations of ra- dio aids to flying are part of a large program to have complete network of beam and communi- cation stations throughout the territory. I. K. McWilliams, CAA chief for Alaska and G. s. Mc- Kean, engineer for the Authority are at the present time working on plans for the extensive pro- ject that will get under way when money is made available by Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-02
COCKTAIL BAR LICENSE LAW IS EXPLAINED

(From Fairbanks News-Miner)
 Inquiries at the office of the clerk of the U. S. district court regarding the licenses for cock tail bars," authorized by the last legislature, continues to be per sistent, John B. Hall, the clerk, said.
 ''The bill goes into effect June g." MT. Hall declared. If an ap- plicant applies for a cocktail bar license between June g and June 30 in Fairbanks, he will be re- qured to pay the full 5000 lic- ense fee, but if he waits and ap- plies for his license to take eff feet July 1, he will pay only for a half-year license, from July l to December 31.
 Territorial liquor licenses are issued for the calendar year, not the fiscal year.
 For a cocktail bar outside of any incorporated town under l.500 population, the same rule as the foregoing applies, only the fee for the license is oHe-half, or $500, for the license. Any hcensee holding a beverage dispensary Ii cense at the present time in Fair banks and desiring to change to a cocktail bar license, effective July l, must submit a regular application for the cocktail bar license, which will be presented to the city council, and, if ap- proved by the council, cocktail bar license will be issued by or der of District Judge Harry Pratt. The additional payment of $36l is required, the licensee al ready having received the bene- fit of onehalf of his Beverage Dis penSary License that was issued to him January 1, 1889, leaving him a balance of $150 that is ap- plicable on his new cocktail bar license.
 'This $50 deducted from the $500 for the half year license leaves balance of $350 to pay, and the additional $11 is for the filing and the order granting or denying, with refund of $3 to the licensee if no protest is filed.
 Outside of Fairbanks, which is the only town in this Divi- sion with more than l,500 pop ulation, where the license for an entire year is $500 a licensee de siring to change to a cocktain bar license the first of July, will be to submit a regular ap phcation and pay $111 for the half year license. In all cases where cocktail bar license is applied for, for cash or surety bond in the amount of $2,500 must accompany the application.
 'The Beverage Dispensary Li- censes already issued are good until December 3l, 1889, but at the end of this calendar year the old Beverage Dispensary License is superseded by the new cocktail bar license and no liquor license will be in effect for the sale of only beer and wine by the dY-ink
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-02
Fisherman Convicted of Morals Charge by Jury

SEATTLE - A Superior Court jury convicted Harry Markus Stuhr, 50-year-old Alaska fisher man, on a morals charge involv- ing a seven-year-old girI
 Stuhr was wounded by a po- lice officer, who said he attempt ed to flee. Stuhr has appealed He is out on bail.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-02
Alaska Fisheries Bureau Agent Is Replaced

SEATTLE, June 2 (P) -Seaton Thog"son of Washington D. C., assistant head of the Alaska Div ision of the Bureau of Fisheries is enroute to Seattle to take over the duties of L. G. Wingard, agent for the Alaska Fisheries Bureau office here. There was no reason for Wingard's leaving the service given.
 H. J. Christoffer, Superintend- ent of the Priblof Islands for the Bureau was asked to take care of Wingard's work until Thompson'S arrival.
 Christoffer will leave for AL aSka about mid-June.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-02
Hot Dogs for King and
 Queen Planned at Picnic

WASHINGTON - The King and Queen of England may get a chance to sample Roosevelt hot dogs at picnic near the Presi- dents Hyde Park home.
 Mrs. Roosevelt said she hoped to have a picnic but her mother in-laW, Mrs. Sara Delano Roose- welt, would rather have a garden party
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-02
Stalking of Claims

Under the law as changed a per son may stake two claims for himself and two under power of attorney in any month. Under the old law a person could stake two for himself and 16 under power of attorney in any month.
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Federated Church

Rev. Vincent Widney. pastor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Church Has
New Pastor
The Rev. Harry E. Forsbere
Will Lead Four
square Church

The Rev. Harry f. Fors-
berg, recently of Cleveland.
Miss. will assume the pastor
ate of the local Foursquare
church, 2303 So. Sheridan.
Sunday. and will speak at
both the morning and evening
services. The Rev. Forsberg
succeeds the Rev. Gordon
Lindsay. who has resigned to
Go field extension work in the
states of Montana and Wyom-
ing for the Foursquare organ
iZation.
The new pastor comes to Tacoma
from Cleveland, where he was pas
tor of a Foursquare church for
nearly two years. The Forsbergs
have served in several churches in
California and have given evangel-
istic services in other parts of the
country. The Rev. Forsbergs fam
ly will arrive from California soon.
The Rev. Lindsay, after having
served in the local Foursouare
church for several months, resigned
to take an appointment in field
extension work under the direct
supervision of DR.. Harold Jefferies.
OF Portland, general field super
wiser of Foursquare churches in the
Northwest district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
TWO FRATERNAL
MEETINGS SET

Two conventions of the Junior
Order, United American Mechanics,
will be held in Tacoma this year.
local council officers announced
Saturday, the first. district meet
ing April 1929 to be held in Joseph
Warren Masonic hall. 260912 9Th
ave.
At this session, all councils of
Western Washington and two in
Oregon will be represented.
The annual state convention of
the order. celebrating its 50th an
niversary in the state. will be held
In Tacoma July IS and 20. The
first J. O. L. A. M. council was
organized in Bellingham in 1889.
On Friday evening, Feb. "a. Ia
coma council No. IL will hold its
annual Washington's birthday ban
quet at Warren hall This affair.
at 6 O'Clock. will be a Joint dinner
for the Daughters of America and
the j. o. U. A. NJ
At this weeks meeting. John A.
Arnold of the Fern Hill school
spoke on state printing of text
DOORS for public schools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
REV. LONO SPEAKER
AT GIG HARBOR SOON

GIG HARBOR-The Lions club
will meet Monday evening at the
Den with Bert Uddenberg and Cal
Russell in charge of the program.
Rev. Mikkel Lono of the Pacific
Lutheran college will be the guest
speaker at the annual party given
by the men of the First Lutheran
church of Gig Harbor on Friday
evening.
Jessie Dorsey has been named
president of the new Crescent VAL
ley Girl Scout troop. Officers
working with her are Aryida john
ston. vice president. and Betty
Boliew, secretary-treasurer. The
group plans a hike on Washing
tons birthday.
Mrs. Clyde Winney is under
treatment at a Tacoma hospital
following a two months illness.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Z. johnson
(Sarah Vernhardsen) and family
are making their home in the har-
Dor for a few months
Mrs. Mary Corpron has return
ed to her home following a ten-dsy
visit with her son, Fred, Of Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Former TacOnlan's
Book Is Published

Another former Tacoman joined
the ranks Of authors when the
book of Seichi konzo, Winter Air
Conditioning, Forced Warm Air
Heating" was published. konzo
is a research assistant professor
al the University of Illinois, and
his book is based on research at
the engineering experiment sta
ton at the university.
Konzo was born at Tacoma in
1905. and was graduated from the
University of Washington in 1927
with a B. S. degree in mechanical
engineering. He received mis- mas
ter's degree at the University Of
Illinois. where he had research
fellowship. He advanced from re-
search assistant In 1929 TO re-
search assistant professor in 1887.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Lincoln Citizens
Club to Hear TUO

Commissioners A. r Bergersen
and Ira S. DAWSON viii Dc the
speakers at meeting Of the Lin
coin Citizens club Tuesday night
at Horsfal hall. So. 3Sth and Yasi-
ma ave. at 8 O'Clock. Movies Of
the city utilities department IN
action will be shown
Peggy Mason. l1-year-old Lin
coin high school girl, chosen 10
reign over the annual Tacoma
Winter Sports carnival. viii also
appear az the meeting, according
70 Dr.. G. o. Walters. president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
LUTHERAN

F1rst. Sixth ave and ! a. Rev
Carl v. Rydsil sss a. m. sssniay
school IL a m. sermon topic
The Command 10 Preach Com.
fnunlon seryies with reception II
nev members 800 .. m. i<Jthsf
League Ftrssids hour. q 90 p m
NsaDera
firsf fssthsras Chapel. No sznd
and Pearl ~ 80 IN. sunday
school
Thursday. ~ 20 o M. Mrs Carl
Engvall viii be hostess al luncheon
at her nome. 5lIs No. 18TH st 10
members ~ Rusion Ladies Al
~. Pads Danish, 1910 80. l. .,
Rev J. Aortinsob. pastor. sunday
school, 10 a "a. Morning service.
~ q. m Good Hope circle viii
meet Tuesday with 9rs Charles
Larsen. Choir prseties. Wednss-
day az $50 p 10 confirmation
class. Saturday morning.
Central. 30 10Th and Q sta. Rey
r y. HOn. pastor Church school.
9:45 a. n. Adult Bible class m
church auditorium. Morning WOr-
ship hour al II O'Clock. the pastor
fpes ling On While We Have the
Light" At the evening service,
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Hurh. SUNDAY school 10. chris
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-.
Berg, pastor. hstse eiasp<s ""
= m tnxsish ~ershsp. ie.sa a "a
evening missionary ~fNaes, ia
= N. Mrs. NJ a. rraeFsTh Nsh
eak wesnr~ss.o hest sasss
No : 81 the fsr'ne 81 Afs. v. Ma
Wa iais 40 ! a.
n~ss~sem hAa Harrison siaa
y sr % n hann.ns. pastor.
SUNDAY sehs~,a 81 go aasnaAs
service ~ II oeaaSA i.tae1
league h"aI WITH mas'. ana '"r's.
how We NetshT $50 N
r5kssna rev sassm eAsssAa.
pastor services ia." ~ vet.
.aon On ~ oet.n'n,as ,9ss -
Mhst MAY = shf"s'~n ray
fssass SUNDAY sa"'' ana 'A"'e
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ueeite ~ As,ssa s"ss
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mon ihs,ne n,'sI ."ne''..h.
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nseass sW p m. nome " MIS-
WH'es nsoemAnn sssi ~ MM
nsf. Wenos"s wv Y M "a
,i"naa irsenss w~ Psoefsm a.
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man e"ahfmso"A e'sse Ss'"t
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sshea. No. seth and ! sss NsN.
n A LARSEN s"1ssAs see"a. wv"
a m Evening worship a@ y IN.
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league Insrssay
Om sess"sA 40. ~ Al i.h'
Rev. Geo q. t"ftnsss SUNDAY
school,, s.se . m Wefshir. u w
q m. s~rmen topic walk In
The iAghi eh"st rehesfssi thutr-
DAY, 20 p m. CONFEDERATION e'sss
saturday, 1000 o"f savior
l.ssthef LEAGUE vasensinsa party
saturday night. zee, ~, p m.
uWs0ne~rs sunday srhua, pm
= m. Evening worship. 1ss y. m.
Sermon totAe. ACnmrAsns"n for the
nuititude~ Confirmation class
wednesday, s.is p m. ch"ar pfae-
ioe "wednesday, Tiso 2. m.
Grew essseeesnai. fsoz No Farm
ave. Rev, H. N, ssinth. Sunday
school. e3o Morning Worship,
1870, sermon topic Sowing and
Reaping hoy Scouts VIII attend
Luther League devotional sesvsus
ut 800 p. m hoy Scouts, Trsp =.
Thursday at 7iso ? m, Cup Pack
meets friday. eiso =, IN. tonfif'
nation class. saturday. 1880 u, m.
Luther League Valentine party
Saturday evening
hetsan,. On the Mountain high
way. Rev, n, N. tsinth. PsrtaA
pastor. sunday schools iovelsnd.
IL 90. Wcyerhsu.srf, Hoo. beth
any. 1890; Benston. y. m, sefv-
ioe. IL o'clock. Junior Scouts Val.
entine party Monday. ea0 y. N
al weysrhaueser Benston Ladies'
AID Thursday. p. IA. with Mrs.
l.. Davies,
Messiah. 30. and i2th ste Rev
X. n. Nicholson, sunday schoo
and Bihle class. s<5 Morning
worship. u 90 q. m. Prayer meet
"a every Wednesday, Ts0.
Zlen. seth and No. Thompson
Rev. Norman G Anderson. Evan
geiist J. N. Hsivossen of MinneA
polls concludes serytacs n The Il
.. M. and 7;ts services suoda,
school. s.ts; tAsther League tpini
open meeting nj the church Tues
day. 4 y. m. speaker from rori
Lewis.
Circle No. Wednesday, q p. m
al the church. Friday. fhiisthss
Guild annual Valentine tea wttil
program following.
nspe---sso. 62nd and Warner SITS
G. J. johnson. pastor. Sunday
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desltensson spvveee foe eAstdren.
AndsrsoN family fvwsn nurms ~
present ssus~ lnfuwywssinn ~ mte-
stenary wort frem that csss1lsy.
Everinx service. ~vsvsy. Nsos esgns
NJ the t.sra's s~cmsd comie0
Young peopts's spvwsre. eixe: essa-
day. sts Monday night. New.
Nay jackson fyoss Japan Mn
speak.
Taessss yhssssQaSsas ms~sety---
aaJ ~ Tacoma ave Aa0eupessl
hofsdsy, class IN assrolaxys Tuaep
day. eisss IN EGypt"soxy. Wst-
nsslay. s~snlsss mssttssl rsts
day. library op~n. All eisases asue
sse~tiaes . p n. ssssdsy sv~aino.
Public lsetuss BY Nsisas ppfhsss
u aesitie m "Hirth sna usots-
liou a fhe kosij =
Gsjsssy Tnbesnnrie- sssmanna
Nall. ~. isth and X - hss.
Geo ". isostfom. p9ssur-svsnas.
list subises. II = M. ~fNs Nsw
f.ife" sshtset, - , ~. why
Christ Came sunday sehpai,
pit1 .. a. Regular Aondsy f'iHht
pssyss ssestisa. 1914 - = -.
s;ts s'ebxt. chsk6ssa's mest,ax
rAussaAy. : p n. het1-ws>t ssr-
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1stsa1s ~ 1skinasy sss.
NSv. rska Mlits. nxzmdny sxkn0l.
ssts wssSptag service. ii s'eiesxt
c7srksltaa En<1nsvus, 80. ovaninr
ssrvsss. - D n. Nv. Marty
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Amsstcaa LesiaN 49,. ~. IN
ana u - S<sedsy sshxss1. ~ ..
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p. m. Men Hsteh>nsa, ~ in@@-
psneieut nsbls shAssxh. rwss m
sstes. vtii sp~sk II hpst sssvkeea.
Ne v . fesus~s raesmaa.
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EPISCOPAL

Christ, No. 3rd and K sts.--Rey
Sidney T. James. Holy Commun-
ion. 80 q. n church school s;45.
Morning prayer and sermon by
the rector. 100 Monday vestry
meeting. Wednesday. Women S
Guild luncheon. Thursday. adult
choir. Saturday. BOYS chOr-
~. Lukes Memorial, No. 35th
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II you are peppy and full Of fun. men vi4
invite you 70 danes and parties
But you are cro<z. hsllass and tired.
Den WORT b Interested Aen don't lks
~q1ist' girls " nen they 20 70 parties thy
want girls along Who are full Of pep
So in case you need good general system
tonic. remember for 2 generztions onss
woman hzs told another hos to 70 "EriHns
thru" Eifh Lydia z. Pinkhar's Vexetabse
Compound II helps build up nnOrs ph yEaezl
Resistance and thus zios n giving yoc more
ton1l oisorcen-
You'll fad Pinkhzn's COMPOUND WELL
WORTH TRYING
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

alsG Ei.LAsEOUs GHUHlnE
IaAeps saeai Bihs~ Ghsseh D.sl-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

Tacoma garden. iassfs vsli hase
. arn treat ssuu. ww~n Mesrc-
rcittsn pArs xsrdsaers hrsir
rlsstisx . enttsetlcn ~ seer~ tf<sn
sooo new trees and shsuhA
rAsk Superintendent SHERMAN
inxels srseare~si the see seoaisss
tons Friday. ono batch /. . supply
~ sans s.fea evergreen. prs~afrsi
ffon shs rark sirnrnssfattrn fax.
est II The Z. NJ " near Nssnlsr
rstmnai rsts
rh~ remainder ar. sisrishpsss
trees AMI shrubs. many af a ssuir
tropical nature, received from
nursery in fsnnsssse. The ship.
men, comprised total II stW
specimens ~ - vsrsest~s Mary
a th~m are e~w IL rsesna rssts
Ias~ss ssid,
Per Arh.s~twm
A large poftlun us the latter viii
~ placed m the fsusous Wright
r~rk srccretusn. Many ef the rrss
VII, ~ used II rolns t~sssnce. ard
the rest wiil h~ placed wherever
Desired w other rastss fhs
planting program n . i.nxssnas
affair. ~ ths new pssris wtn ~
placed IN = sus.~vy for ire tiuss
s-inK and sfsrspssrsed - needed
taeioaed In the shspm~as ssv IN
Meiss ume~ssu'ifsuis, ~ resss
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Frst-RsY ". 0. MscyOEkey
Of Cleveland. o.. viii occupy the
pulpit. Subjects. "A Faith for
Enduranee" II a m. and
Hearts ana Garments. I'D p. n.
s:I5 .. m. last session d annual
School Of Missionary Education
Mrs. T. = Hanson viii SPEAK Cub
jec.. Religions Of INDIA" Mr.
Nacoskey will ~ special speaker
a. PRAYER meeting hour Wednes-
d. ~ 2. m.
Nsa-- - 18th ami hHlien sta.
Rev. Fred ". Jgdson. Morning
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PENSIONERS TO
HEAR C0S1leln

mats No. " G. Arfnnssuag =
Miro esAsnty AM toowsss O. Ca~o(s
eaa. sseeHtivs nnewwtasy - ~
WssAkngtea cpmmu~Wuslth s>doups
ssssn. OH ~ ~ pstnsspn1 spen1r
sss NJ ~ nasa1ny evening mnGD
msssisa a ths WsshiAssA o.
Ass re0ntpn watoa, - enG1es oAQ.
- iseh - ravusts 80.
kspnrts wtn - 1910 ~ 60
pakgn fes psk1le ss0Vprs - mlege
hhessi legislative ssttan ~ -
aas ppnshuns Canefuna w1l ~
cssen hls veoen1 trtp - Wnen1agfea.
- G.. ana naash1ittiss ~ psnseso
leatsistt tho ~ odAsseD 81 TIN go
Nm. IN Allsu Esnersna - r.
Gonna y scbe11uAsa N sepsvs -
proVeepd recall eGttna M9Aln4a
sssns state laGlsietssa
Thp mana nteetinG hne -
ealisd Tor tho.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

First 9Th ave. and Grant. Rev
]. Geo. Cunningham will preach
special sermon for the Boy Scouts
Prepared For What ?" Troop ]
will participate in service Young
Peoples service. $50 p. m. Fire
side hour, 100. Prayer meeting
Thursday. 80 p. m.
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Tirst Division ave. and ! 81.
Second 50 54th and Warner VI
Third Wright ave and Ia st
Fourth 1851 Broadway.
First Lake SteiIacOom.
Soul" IL the subject Of the les
son-sermOn which will BE- read To-
morrow in al Churches Of Christ,
Scientist. branches ~ the Mother
Church. the FirH Church Of
Christ. Scientist. IN Boston. Mass.
Golden text. 10. this ~ our
God. We have waited for him. and
he Will save u: this Is the Lord"
lisa. 25-eJ.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lessOn-serTnOn h the fol-
lowing FROM the Bible: % God.
thou arr my God: early will SEEK
thee my soul thirsteth for thee.
my flesh longeth for thee In dry
and thirsty land. where no water
Ii Ny soul shall - satisfied al
with marrow and fatness. and my
mouth shall praise thee With Jp-
ful lips Ps- 63:1.5l.
The lssson-aermon also includes
the following p ssage from the
Christian Scieree tex 10 x.
-.ssoi.7ce ana Health with Key To
the Scriptures" BY Mary Baker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
COVENANT CHURCH

First 50. 10th and ] SITS. Bible
school. e:45 a m. branch school
at Harvard. 1880 a. m. Spiritual
Progress" will be sermon subject
al morning worship. II a. m, Rev.
Carl n Peterson preaching. Joint
meeting Of juniors and young peo-
pie. p. N. with juniors present
ing program. Evangelistie serv-
ice. T:30 p. m. subject. The Uni
yersal Cure.
Wednesday. prayer and praise
service 7:s5 p. m. Thursday,
choir rehearsal. 7;45 p. N. sstur-
day. confirn1a ton class 10 a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

Warner. Rev Elmer o Psuison.
Sermon subject for IL q M. ser-
wee. Belonging 10 a Person "
Gospel message for 7ii5 O'Clock
evening Eospel service ~tii be-.
Good News in Heaven SUNDAY
school. sss a m Nd the y. T.
=. q. AZ 8 20 Q. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-08
HOLDEN FLIES INJURED MAN
 FROM p0LARIS
Ambulance Takes Miner to St. Ann 5 for Emer-
 geney Attention

Bob Swanson. Tulsequah miner. may owe his life to Marine Airways pilot Alex Holden.
 Frustrated by bad weather for two days in a mercy flight attempt to the Polaris-Taku mine where swan son fell down raise and broke a leg and several ribs, Holden took off this morning and after nasty trip. got through to the mine with the wheel-equipped Fairchild.
 Muggy snow on the Polaris-Taku landing field prevented Holden from taking off with any passenger other than the injured man, but take eff was effected and Swanson was brought to Juneau where he was taken to St Ann's Hospital by ann bulance.
 Emergency atteption was found needed, with Swanson in an evi- dently serious condition. Dr c. c. Carter is attending physician.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-08
Weather Man 5iymied
 By Weather

Tho weather gof even with the weather men this week when 1t kept Howard J Thompson, Meteorological in charge of tho United States Weather Bureau headquarters here, and A. M. Francis, Chief MeteoroI- ogist for Pan American Airways stormbound for seven days at Null ato
 On tour of inspection Of weather stations in the Interior, Thompson and Francis reached Nulato last Friday The weather closed down and their plane was not able to get away to Nome until yesterday.
 Speculation was rife here today as to whether Thompson had all Francis money or Francis had all Thompson's, poker or bridge being about the only things to do for seven days at Nulato, not the most inter- esting place in the world to be stymied for a week. ~