The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 26, 1951, Page 7

ISATURDAY, MAY 26, 1951 6 CARRIED ON ALASKA COASTAL WEDNESDAY TRIPS Traveling on Alaska_Coastal Air- ines Wednesday flights totaled 76 ith 10 on interport, 40 departing and 26 arriving. Departing for Skagw: Burrows, Stanley Burr C"‘efigflalfl Swanson, Paul: Sin- bic; for HMalries'’ Chdrles"G. Baker, Bessie Baker, (. M. Tapley, Mr. cConnell, T. Nally, Mrs. Schom- bel, Mr. Jersey, D, L. Roberts, Max ardiff, D. Duncan. Virgil Anderson; or Tenakee: Steve Hasko; for Pel- can: J. K. Johnson, L. O. Jacob- aatikainen; for Cobol and . Mein; for Wrangell: B. ;" for “Petérsburg: R. B. jHouser, D. M. Kantola. For: Tulsequah: T. O'Grady, G. Burlak; for Fick Cove: Monty Col- by; for Hood Bay: Albert Thomp- bon, W. H. Schwind; for Sitka Mrs. illiam Paul, Sr., Jim Rinehart, Paul Shannon, Mrs. E. W. Hend- ickson, Jean Carter, Lona Moil- ander, Les Florence, W. K. Shel- Hon, Hal Graves, Agnes Breen, Bud Whiteside. Arriving « from Sitka; E. Cowan, [Frank Field, R. Downing, Bill Car- bon, Joe Reber, H. Wade, Margaret Annwick, Sheldon Ryan, William Smith; from Ketchikan: O. Larson, Robert Becker, James Wilbur; from : Mrs. R. vs, Daniel Petersburg : W. A, Peterson, W. Dick; from Angoon: George Kane, From (Elfin Cove: Kepneth Ub- rickson; from Pelican: Arnt Nelson, Tom Dyer; from, Hoonah: Elizabeth Douglas; from Skagway: Jack Jen- gins, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Miller; (rom Haines: L. Skinner, George M. Tapley. RECORD BROWNIE PICTURE HANGING IN TERR. MUSEUM E. L. Keithahn, curator of the Territorial museum today was dis- playing a picture sent to the mus- sum by Bob Reeves, airline oper- ator in the Anchorage area, of the world’s record giant brown bear which he shot at Cold Bay in 1948. The world record was officially confirmed by the Boone and Crock- ett club, a national arganization. which is the last word on such mat- ters. 4 Hide of the huge anithal is in the University of Alaska muSéum and its skull was sent to the Museum of Natural History, New o¥rk. Measurements of the bear are as follows: Skin, 12 feét 4 inches wide; 10 feet 4 inches long; hind paw, 162 inches long; shoulder 5 feet 4 inches high as the bear stands on all four feet and its estimated standing height on hind feet was 13 feet. The animal weighed between 1,700 and 2,400 pounds. FROM NEW YORK Norman J. Williams and Blair M. Jackson of New York are regis- tered at the Baranof Hotel. ATTENTION TOURISTS For an ' intimate acquaintance with S. E. Alaska on the mailboat Yakobi for a 600 mile 4-day scenic voyage. Sailings once a week, de- parting Wednesday a.an. 816-tf umdum, Esther Dou; Marie s e en ¢y AIR EXPRESS! i RADIO LOG | .ARINY . Alaska Broadcasting. Co. 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