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PA A Activities
A Pilgrim piloted by Capt. Jos
iIn and Moller arrived Nome Oct.
9 with 100 pounds of mail and 3
•wssergers: Mr. and Mrs. Percy
McDonald and Mrs. Ackerman.
Outgoing passengers were:
Ohris Matthews, D H. Smith,
Wes Kennedy, John Dawson,
W 1 tarn Hamilton and R y Be
! zcwsky.
The Eleotra arrived here today
wi h 700 pounds of first class
n*3:! and passengers: Bill Som
rr -r . airfield contractor from
Galena and B I Burton, PAA
[traffic manager.
Outgoing passengers were:
Mena Holt, James Sewell, Mr.
>.vd Mrs. Percy McDonald.
M1KDW AUXIN lnts
I Pi ot Johnny Moore made a:
i round trip to Ungalik October 9,
| with Fred Jones as passenger I
| and also completed Nome to Un-i
*1 galik mail run.
Plot Sasseen returned today'
: from Anchorage, picking up Jim
, mie Ryan at McGrath.
A trp is scheduled to Anchor
i age tomorrow morning.
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w11:n ACTivmEs
Oct. 9 — Pilot Bob Long made
a trip to Council returning toj
Nome with Frank Degnan, Nels :
Christiansen and Pearly Spang
| ler.
Pilot Sig Wien made a trip to'
Elephant Point with Mr. and j
Mrs. Benson for Teller; Mr. and
Mrs. Page for Elephant Point. I
taking Boris Magids and Maggie
Echolt from Deering to Candle j
i and returning to Nome with Ben
Adams from Teller.
Oot. 10 —Pilot Long returnedj
from the Kougarok with Fred!
Simmons and R. C. Gunnoe from,
Keenan's.
P lot Sig Wien left with O. D.
Cochran for Deering and Carl
Wourinen for Wainwright.
Pilot Long left for Council and
Haycock with Mrs. Oscar Swan
j son for Haycock.
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NAMES OF NOME INDUCT
EES NOT AVAILABLE
Local Draft Board No. 6 has
not (inducted any man at this
date, and no inductions will be
effected until the Territorial
headquarters has issued advice
to the Local Board regarding pro
cedure.
PUBLIC AUCTION
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The Femever house and lot
and miscellaneous household fur
niture and effects for sale at
PUBLIC AUCTION to be held at
the house at 11 o’clock A. M.,
Tuesday, October 14th. Anyone
wishing to examine the property
please see the undersigned ad
ministrator.
Leroy M. Sullivan,
Administrator
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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LADYSMITH. Lump or nut . $28.50 per ton
UTAH. Lump or nut . 30.00 per ton
NEW PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 15th
LADYSMITH, Lump or nut . 30.00 per ton
UTAH, Lump or nut . 31.50 per ton
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BARANOF TO RETURN
' TO NOME MONDAY
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The SS Baranof of the Alaska
! Line is scheduled to sail late this
! afternoon for Golovin and St.
Michael to discharge cargo. The
j vessel is expected to return to
j Nome on Monday, when it will
I take on passengers and depar' 1
j for Seattle.
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The Army Air Corps at An- J
I ohorage plans to conduct a great I
barbecue within the near future!
! ard plans to include reindeer i
meat in the menu. Choice rein- ’
j deer carcasses will probably be■
flown from the Nome region to!
I Anchorage.
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Nelson M. Page and wife, In
d an Service teachers for Ele
! phant Point, flew to their new
j headquarters from Nome yester
j day. Sig Wien landed them in
1 front of their schoolhouse. The
Elephant Point property was pur
! chased by the Government from
the Lumen Company last year
for salvage The Buckland school
and Buickland natives have mov- *
ed to Elephant Point, where
buildings have been found use
ful for residences store, school,
| and storage.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wil iam Benson,
j Tadian Service teachers for Igloo
! flew to Teller yesterday with
. Wien Airlines. They will proceed
! from Teller to their new station
j by boat. The Kuzitrin is expect - *
ed to freeze any night now, and
: the Bensons are fortunate to ar
1 rive at their headquarters just
prior to the freeze-up.
Mr. and Mrs. Jdh.n E Shea and
Mr. and Mrs. LaVeme Kopp, In
; dian Service teachers for King
Island and Dkwnede Island re
pectively, left Nome today for
i their new posts of duty via Cut-1
ter. They will conduct Indian
! Service schools at the Islands.
1 Supervision of the important
Arts and Crafts business of the
slands will be among their du
ties These teachers have not pre
viously resided in Alaska and J
I look forward with interest to
meeting the problems which are
peculiar to the Native economy
1 at their new stations.
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Miss Hilda Gustafson, teacher
| for the Nome Indian Service
i School, has assumed her duties.
She has taken residence in the j
Indian Service Staff Building.
Miss Gustafson will be a very j
welcome member to the Nome
community.
COURT NEWS
In' the U. S. District Court,
Judge J. H. S. Morison presid
I ing, the empaneling of the jury
I in the case of the United States
versus Mathew Thomas was com
i pleted Wednesday. The Govern
ment concluded its case on the
first day and the defendant’s
case was presented Thursday
1 morning. The jury after deliber
ating rendered a verdict of j
guilty. Thomas was charged with j
! assault with intent to commit ;
j rape. A sentence of two years in j
! the penitentiary was imposed!
j this morning. Members of the
(trial jury were: Chas. Cavey,
Rulby Stormfeltz, R. W. Silver,
Paul Dryden, Keith Hedreen,
Mark Ablogalook, E. K. Johan
sen, Tony Cerruti, Lottie Bahnke
Richard O. Lee, Bruce Neilson,
Mrs. Jake Overbaugh.
In the case of the United Stat
es versus John Meldon,, the de
fendant this morning changed his
plea to guilty and was sentenc
ed to three years in the peniten
tiary, Meldon was charged with
rape.
COMMANDANT OF ARMY
BASE AT KODIAK IS NAMED
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10 UP)
— Unofficial army sources said
probably Brig Gen. Charles Cor
lett, commander of the San Fran
cisco 30th Infantry until his re
cent promotion from colonelcy,
will be field commander of the
troops at the army’s new outpost
at Kodiak Island. Corlett will
soon report to Gen. Buckner at
Anchorage. His successor as the
30th Infantry commander is Liet.
Col. Russell Ayers.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1941,
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
mt. McKinley.Oct. 12th Oct 21st
(Passengers and freight)
Nome
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