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I NEWS ITEMS
Gen. Buckner is due to arrive
with Jack Jefford in a CAA
plane this afternoon from Kot
zebue after having made a flight
to Pt. Barrow.
Lieut. Marvin Walseth arrived
! this afternoon from Kotzebue af
ter a flight to Pt. Barrow in an
Army observation plane.
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The Army bomber which left
Nome las: Friday for Pt. Barrow
returned to Fairbanks from
there. Major Davis piloted the
i plane and was accompanied by
Major Post and two flight mech
anics.
The Northwestern Alaska
j Chamber of Commerce Board of
Directors will hold a meeting at
noon in the North Pole Bakery,
tomorrow, Tuesday.
The Nome Fire Department
was called this morning to the
residence of L. D. Bronson on B
Street. A short circuit had oc
cured in the wiring and the in
sulation had burned off, creating
some smoke. No damage result
ed outside ofi some soordhied
paint work.
LAST SERVICES FOR
PIONEER PRESIDENT
Funeral services for Arthur G.
Thompson, President of the
Grand Igloo of Anchorage, were
recently held at Anchorage.
The late sourdough Alaskan
and attorney was a prominent
member of both the Elks and
Pioneers and funeral services
: were conducted by the former
lodge while the Pioneers held
Committal services at the ceme
tery.
Colleagues of Mr. Thompson at
Anchorage were selected as pall
i bearers.
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PLANNING COUNCIL
| TO FORMULATE PLAN
| FOR PUBLIC WORKS
A six-year consolidated Feder
al and Territorial public works
plan is to be drawn up by the
Alaska Planning Council at the
request of the National Resourc
es Planning Board, Executive Sec
; retary John E. Pegues announc
ed.
The plan will include road,
trail, river and harbor and other
public works contemplated in Al
aska, exclusive of national de
fense works.
The Planning Council is also to
prepare a regional development
plan and review Federal construe
;ion projects.
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Mi row Air Service
Activities
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Aug. 26 — Fred Chambers flew
Larry Dohney and Joe Ramstad
to Tin City. He also had express.
Pilot Chambers made a trip to
Council with express and on his
return brought Joe Ost and two
1 other .passengers to Nome.
Pilot Sasseen made a typ to
Golovin with express, and So Un
galik where he picked up three
passengers for Unalakleet, and
' one passenger from UngaJik for
j Solomon.
The PAA Electra piloted by
Savory and Lien was expected to
arrive Nome at 5 p.m. this after
noon from Fairbnaks. There wasj
, no mail but the following passen,
! gers arrived:
Miss M. Perry
V. F. Greaves
Miss A. Bannan
Miss E. Walton
G. W. Rathjens
K. Murdock.
Mrs. C. Davil
L. Hadley
The plane is scheduled to de
part at 8 a.m. tomorrow, Tuesday
morninig.
The Common Council of the1
City of Nome convene in regular
session tonight at the regular
time at the City Hal.
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS
Physical examination of school
children will be done by Dr.
Morcom at the Territorial School
Building Aug. 27 and Thursday
Aug. 29, 10 to 12 a.m.
Children whose last names be
gin with either of the letters1
from A to M inclusive are asked
to come on Tuesday and those
whose names begin with N to Z
are asked to come on Thursday.
Parents are invited to accompany
their children during the exam-:
ination, and the order in which
1 the examinations are done will
enable parents to accompany
each child in the family Iby mak
ing one visit. Every school child
has a physical examination at the
begining of school and it is hoped
that parents will cooperate by
seeing that their children are
present on the days designated.
The construction work on the
addition to the Nome Public
School is going ahead rapidly and
wi l be completed ahead of sched
ule, reports George Hite, the con
tractor. With only a very small
crew of men, in 24 working days,
the outside of the addition is
very nearly completed, await
ing the weather to finish putting
on the siding. What siding that
is up has received its prime coat
of paint. The roof is has been
tarred and graveled.
The upstairs is ready for the
finishing awaiting only the insal
lation of the wiring. The door
has been cut from the addition
into the main building. The re- i
modeling of the stairway into the
addition has yet to be done. Mr.
Hite predicted that with the
work progressing at the rate it
has been, the addition will be
ready for occupancy some time
before the deadline, November,
first.
Harry Kayzee of the U. S. Bu
reau of Mines announces the be
ginning of a town class in first
aid instruction. The first class is
to be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednes
day, Aug. 28 at the City Hall.
All persons interested are wel
come to the course which will be
2 hours each evening except
Saturday and Sunday until the
15 hour course is completed.
This course, sponsored by the!
Bureau of Mines is given free,
throughout the Territory and has
proven most beneficial to those
in mining work and in so many .
cases where the services of a
doctor are not available.
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The Board. of Directors of the)
Northwestern Alaska Fair Asso
ciation is meeting with all super
intendents and assistants tonight
at the IOOF Hall at 8 p.m.
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tives on the ‘Outside’, using Sour
ough Stationery. They’ll get a big
: iick out of it. .
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SS SUTHERLAND due Nome August 29th.
SS ODUNA sails for Nome August 29th
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 Di>“ Reward Leave Seward
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ALEUTIAN . Aug 24 Aug 29 Aug 29
BARANOF . Aug 28 Sept 3 Sept 3
COLUMBIA . Aug 31 Sept 5 Sept 5
Mt. McKINLEY . Sept 4 Sept 10 Sept 10
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