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PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS
ANNOUNCES
Change in Nome Schedule
Shins Arrival and Departure
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MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
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THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD
TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE
NEWS ITEMS
A PAA plane piloted by Joslyr
and Stewart arrived Nome yestei
day and left with the following
passengers: Barney Belleview
Mr. Jacobsen, Arnold Thommen
Mr. MacDonald and Dr. L. Mor
ley.
The PAA Pilgrim arrived with
mail today about 12:30 and is rr
maining overnight.
MASK BALL NEWS
All committees met at the
Odd Fellows Hall Sunday after
noon at 2:00 p.m. and discussed
their plans for the coming Mask
Ball. Each committee in turn rc
ported that all preparation for
i the greatest and most hilarious
event of the s ason are well un
der way.
The Committee on Music re
( ports that they are endeavoring
to make up a four-piece orches
tra for the occasion and from
such information we can gather,
ws are going to have some nice
smooth and easy dancing and
pleasant Jistening.
Watch these columns for fur
' ther announcements. Thank you.
JOHN MITCHELL IS
FOUND DEAD UNGALIK
George Geomalis received a
wire from Frank Shaw at Ungal
ik advising him of the death of
John Mitchell, who was found
dead in bed. On tlft 27th of Nov
ember John was not feeling well
and Fred Norman, a native offer
ed to stay that night but John
felt sure he was all right. The
■following morning Norman re
turned to Mitchell’s cabin and at
8 a.m. found him dead. He re
ported this to Frank Shaw. A
Mirow plane with Jim Katerinas
was sent to Ungalik and returned
today with the body. It is pre
sumed that death was caused by
a heart attack.
It is reported that friends of
the deceased will hold a funeral
tomorrow.
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Tlie Washington
News-Letter
Anthony J. Dimond.
Delegate from Alaska
On October 14, a bill. H. R.
10641 authorizing the President,
or such department or agency of
the Government as he may desig
nate. to cause a thorough and com
plete exploration and develop
ment to be made of those areas
of Alaska in which tin ore is
found or in which its p'resence
may be indicated or be probable,
with a view to the development
•of a domestic supply of tin, and
authorizing "the expenditure of
$2,020,000 for that purpose.
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO
Wien Airlines
, Activities
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, j Saturday, Pilot Lund made a
, flight to Haycock early in the
- morning with freight and passen
gers: Dan Porter, Nome to Hay
j cock.
i' A flight was made to Teller
' and Igloo in the afternoon with
freight and passengers: Frank
and George Milkr, Nome to Tel
ler: Sam Kendricks, Teller to j
Igloo. A load of reindeer meatj
: was brought in from Igloo.
Sig Wien arrived in Fairbanks
l'at 2:30 in the afternoon.
Sunday—A flight was made to
■ Taylor, Keenans, Pilgrim Springs
' and Igloo with freight. The mail
^trip was also mad. on the same
trip. Aload of reindeer meat was
brought in from Igloo.
Lund flew to Haycock in the
afternoon with freight and one
passenger: Emil Olson, Nome to
Haycock.
f Monday—A flight was made by
Lund to the Kougarok with
freight.
Another trip was made in the
afternoon with freight and one j
passenger: Ole Olson, Nome to j
Pilgrim Springs. A load of rein
deer wiil be brought in from Ig
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Sig Wien left Fairbanks for
Nome at 12:30 today.
Trips are scheduled for the
Kougarok, Haycock and Igloo.
Miron Air Service
Activities
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The tri-motor left for Anchor I
age Sunday with five passengers: j
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bonney. Mar !
tin Quarnstrom, George Laiblin
and Harvey McLean.
Pilot Chambers returned to
Nome today from Unalakloet,
bringing in the body of John
Mitchell.
Chambers flew to Council with •
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Milligan
i and Lincoln Ost as passengers.
Pilot Brown made a trip to
' Ungalik with Jas. Katerinas.
Brown left this afternoon for
; the Teller. Wales and Shishmaref
with Nick Ezukameuw as pas-'
s.nger from Nome to Wales.
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A. E. Mckenzie
leather Man
Back In Nome
j A. E. McKenzie official in char
ge of the United States Weather
Bureau at Nome, returned to this
city yesterday aboard , the Fly
ing Fortress B-17-B of the Army
. Air Corps. Mr. McKenzie left!
Nome on the North Star Octo
ber 14 on official business and en
countered terrific storms during
the 24-days before the ship put
into Dutch Harbor. Stops were
1 made at King Island, Little Dio
■ mede, St. Lawrence Island, N:l
son Island, and Nunivak Island.
1 Due to rough seas it was impos
I sible to land at Hooper Bay, and
plans had to be abandoned for a
call at St. Paul in the Pribilofs.
Mr McKenzie left the North
jStar at Juneau and commenced
his return trip from th:re by i
plane, but was delayed in White
horse three days by adverse wea
ther. In Fairbanks the elements
i again frowned on the weathr
man as he remained there for a
j week before he was able to com
! plete his return home. Once j
i again he can be found smiling atj
, his desk in the Federal Build-;
ing.
HOW NEW INCOME
TAX IS APPLIED
Single Persons
I An. Income Present tax New tax
$ 800 $ 0.00 $ 0.00
1,000 0.00 4.40
900 0.00 .44
2.000 32.00 44.00
3.000 68.00 83.60
Married Persons (No Children!
$2,000 $ 0.00 $ 0.00
2,500 0.00 11.00
3.000 8.00 30.80
4.000 44.00 70.44
The $400 exemption for each
dependent child continues to ap
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Other Rust Craft cards 5 and 10c
ALASKA CARDS made in our shop from local views or
from your own negatives. You may have your name printed
on cards purchased at our shop.
Ticket on $50.00 Merchandise given with every dollar cash
purchase or paid on account.
THE POTTER STUDIO
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
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SHIP Lv Seattle Lv Seward Lv Juneau
YUKON . Sat. Nov 23 Nov 28 Dec 1
McKINLEY . Wed. Nov 27 Dec 3 Dec 6
BARANOF . Sat. Nov 30 Dec 6 Dec 8
YUKON.Sat. Dec 7 Dec 12 Dec 15
McKINLEY . Wed. Dec 11 Dec 17 Dec 20
BARANOF . Sat. Dec 14 Dec 20 Dec 22
YUKON . Sat. Dec 21 Dec 27 Dec 30
BARANOF . Sat. Dec 28 Jan 3 Jan 6
ALASKA . Sat. Jan 4 Jan 10 Jan 13
BARANOF . Sat. Jan 11 Jan 17 Jan 20
ALASKA . Sat. Jan 18 Jan 23 Jan 26
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.) «
M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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