The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 30, 1929, Page 2

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Plane In Sight Unecxpectedly, at 4:45 pm through a light sun that scattercd the fog, the big, gray, dual-motored planc, roaring its way over snow- sapped mountains, wooded islands and blue waters, appeared. Within few minutes the do and shore were again crowded with | people. As the plane taxied to the buov, the United States Forestry boat Ranger and other boats put outl from shore with a reception com- mittec of 40 prominent - citizens, headed by the exccutive committee eomposed of John Panamarkoff chairman, W. R. Hanlon, Mayor of Sitka, Jim Roberts, and John Min. Fliers Go Ashore The four filers boarded the Jaunch amid cheers from the crowd and expressions of welcome and congratulations from the committee As they stepped upon the soil cf the former Russian capital of Alas- a, four little flower girls, Betts Hanlon, Elaine Bolshanin, Nadja Prossof and Nita Eggersgluess, went forward and presented them with a huge bouquet of flowers, while showers of colored tape and confetii covered them. Father A. P. Kashevaroff, of Ju- neau, greeted the fliers unofficially, but the chimes of St. Michaels ca- thedral, the Russian Greek Catholic church, were not rung, nor Wwars their presence recognized by the Church. Banquet In Honor After a few hours of rest, the fliers were taken to Moose Hall, where a banquet was served in their honor. The menu featured Russian king salmon (piroy), Rus- sian treats and salad sweet pic, , cake and coffee. One hundred and fifty people were seated at the banquet table. Mayor Hanlon delivered a short address- of welcome. 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Alberts, of the Bu ure alk on what fc viation Secking his father whom he has not heard from in a quarter-cen- tury, Joe Ensley, 475 Pine Street, San Francisco, is asking for infor- mation regarding Herman Ensley. r. H e feature ev Wb tho off Song,” reciting pcoMming Northwest and, Alaska, L lg‘f]emewfi ;.:;Z'; hc:;: ;rzn"h:n *xploits of the John Baranoff days |Peine brondcast weekly by thelEl Frce by B ol his . wite n 1808 Great Northern over the network of {2 € % 4 st and small son. Prior to that time T rthe . hem of the re-‘““‘ National Broadcasting Company. Was @t Dawson and it wa ception committee are taking the| A now Ik 4 e “‘fslg“?" thought he may have returncd to four flicrs in auto mabiles to ple or. the coming series, Moc- JRe" (ORB" " Tnearmation regardir jof h about Sitka ,‘~ with their localer, in the Pacific Northwest, arc ¥ can Pe sent to Secretary Ka A dance is being sed tenight m |™? le, of this city, or to Mr. Ens- | Moose Hall |to be £ red in especially arrang- § 255 s | e |ed ttings. An Alaska pro- ley, in Mrariche, | i be included in the series f ' X _ CAPT. GILIE RELIEVED 1 ll-known, western wri‘- | “LODE MINING CLAIM LOCA- |, Capt. 8. K. Giljc, of the Admiralf buted stories for the {FTON NOTICES AT THE EMPIRE ! 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