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Governor Gruenins And
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Party Coming To Nome
—
Govern nr of Alaska Ernest
Jruering, accompanied by four
members of Congress, are mak
ing an inspection tour of Army
and Navy or jects in Alaska. The
four Congressmen comprise a
subcommittee of the congression
al committee for national de
fense and with the Governor
have already visited the projects
at Sitka and Kodiak. The party
is now in Anchorage enroute to
Fairbanks.
As it appeared that Fairbanks
would be the terminus of the
tour the following telegram was
sent to Governor Gruening:
Governor Ernest Gruening,
Juneau, Alaska.
Press dispatches report your
coming trip over the Territory as
^ far as Fairbanks stop Urge come
► to Nome if for but one day and
► night stop Send me sufficient no
► tice arrival date with party per
l sonnei so can arrange accomoda
► tions dinner and public reception
r stop Sympathize with your Na
il tional Guard Armory proposal
[ Probem is how raise funds.
► Howard Lyng
i The following reply was re
h eeived:
I Anchorage, Aug. 10
\ Howard Lyng, Nome •
\ Expect come to Nome and will
► ' notify you as early as possible of
: time of arrival regards.
[ Ernest Gruening, Governor
Mr. Lyng, chairman of the.
Democratic Party in Alaska, has
■ appointed the following reception
II committee to make all necessary
arrangements for the entertain
jment of our distinguished guests:
A. Polet, A. Rydeen, M. J.
| Walsh, Henry G. Miller, J. H. S.
j Morison, O. D. Cochran, A. M.
Hartford, Alfred Lomen, Leroy
M. Sullivan, J. Sidney Rood, Ira
D. Orton, Ralph Lomen, Guy E.
Mish. Dr. T. Morcom, Grant Jack
son. Leo Seidenverg. B. J. Mc
Conaghy, Eugene Kell, Roy
Stump, Einar Ullrickson, Pete
Larson, Mrs. Luella Grant, Mrs.
Esther Wallace, Mrs. Chas. Code,
Miss Mildred Maynard, Mrs.
Jennie O'Farrel, Mrs. Charlotte
Paterson, Mrs. Geo. Maynard,
Mrs. E. G. Bellows.
This committee is requested to
meet tonight at the Odd Fellows
Hall at 8:30 o'clock to form sub
committees and complete arrange;
ments.
It should be remembered that
to date no military project has
been proposed for Nome and the
Second Division. This is the op
portunity for taking up at first
hand with the individuals whose1
recommendations carry great
weight, the feasability for. andj
the necessity of, a military field
with a full compliment of Army
planes for the Nome district. It
is to be hoped that the people of
Nome and vicinty will accord the'
Governor and party an enthus-i
iastic reception and demonstrate
their interest in the matter by
filling the High School Auditor
ium on the night of the public
reception, the date of which will
be announced later.
NEWS ITEMS
—
Pilot Savory arrived Nome
Sunday mornnig with the PAA
Pilgrim with passengers and,
about 90 pounds of mail. Incom- j
; ing passengers were W. Murray,
B. Ogburn, Guy Reigal and H.
.Leonard and C. A. Schnardier.
Outgoing passengers were Col.
_ Rathjens, F. Rank, and J. J. Un
j derwood.
The Red Cross reports a very!
satisfactory donation and went,
over its allotment for Seward!
Peninsula. The total collected
was $554.96 which has been for
warded to the War Relief Com
mittee in California, National
Red Cross headquarters.
One hundred dollars was re
ceived from Deering, $43 from
Candle, and $100 from Willow
Creek, Marshall and Fortuna
Ledge.
The Red Cross Committee ex
j presses its appreciation to those
who assisted in making the War!
Relief drive a success.
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Information has been received
by M. J. Wilcox, agent, Alaska
Steamship Company, announcing
the sailing of the SS Derblay
from Seattle on August 31st, for
Bristol Bay points and Nome,
with an additional call at Golo
vin. Indications are that the Der
blay will arrive at Nome approxi!
mately September 16th.
-—
A special meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Northwestern
Alaska Chamber of Commerce
was called to order this noon
(Monday) by President B. J. Mc
Conaghy to consider the coming
visit of Governor Ernest Gruen
ing.
On motion, the Entertain
committee, Dr. Morcom, chair
man, have been instructed to co
operate with the General Enter
tainment Committee.
On motion, the regular Tues
day luncheon meeting was can
celled. i
MIR OH ACTIVITIES
Aug. 9 — Pilot Chambers flew
the Lomen party to Teller and re
turn. Chambers made a second
trip to Teller returning with Mr.
White and Mr. Hunt.
Chambers made a trip to Fair
banks with Mr. White and Mr.
Hunt and returned Sunday with
express.
Sunday, Chambers took Laura
Walker to Council and express to !
Solomon and Beaver Creek. Si:
Saleen was a round trip passen-j
ger.
Monday — Chambers made a
round trip to Tin City with ex
press and Sam Kakik for Wales.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Aug. 11 — Bill Lund made two
flights to the Kougarok, Teller
and Shishmaref with freight and
the following passengers: Glenn,
Briggs and Sam Kendricks. Tel
ler to Sishmaref; Mr. and Mrs.
A1 Davis round trip to Taylor
and G. Riegel to Fox Bar.
Pilot Wien made two trips to
Bethel over the week end to
bring the following to Nome: Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Dillion, L. Louder
back, W. Schamam, R. Gilstrap,
Ed Miller, D. C. Clubb, J. Min
ster, W. H. Cobb, C. Colsen, S.
Reed and B. Allard.
Aug. 12—A trip was made to
Pilgrim Springs this morning
with Brother Wilhelm and
freight. Miss Sheppard and Mrs.
E. Danes were brought to Nome
on the reutrn trip.
Grant Nelson and Ken Sey
more w'ere passengers to Taylor:
this afternoon.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS SYSTEM
BERING SEA ROUTE
Sailings from Pier B, Seattle at 10 a.m.
S. S. SUTHERLAND sails August 15th for Nome, Norton Sound
and Kotzebue Sound
SS DERBLAY sails August 31 for Bristol Bay, Nome and Golovin
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails Sept. 18 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails October 16 for Nome
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Steamer Leave Seattle Due Seward Leave Seward
Mt. McKINLLEY . Aug 7 Aug 13 Aug 13
ALEUTIAN .Aug 1Q| Aug 15 Aug 15
BARANOF . Aug 14 Aug 20 Aug 20
COLUMBIA . Aug 17 Aug 22 Aug 22
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent