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TRANSFERRED
Wim. H. Barber, one of our
most congenial managers of the
PAA Inc. has received the good
news of being transferred per
manently to the Fairbanks base
of the PAA as Airport Manager.
He expects to leave on a PAA
plane in the morning. The Nome
Nugget and a host of freinds join
in wishing him well at his new
post.
Mr. Art Martin is temporarily
appointed as manager of the
Nome office and is expected to
arrive on a P.AA plane tomor
row.
DRIFTERS TO SPONSOR
SKATING PARTY
Roller-skating enthusiasts will
no doubt welcome one more
chance to ride their wheels be
fore the skates are put away for
the summer. The Drifters Club is
sponsoring a skating party at the
High School gym Saturday night,
and it promises to be a gala wind
up for the sport that has enjoy-'
ed so much popularity this win
ter.
There will be three hours of
skating, commencing at 9:00 p.m.,;
and the admission charge is 75c.
To avoid confusion the tickets
will be numbered to correspond
with the various skate sizes, so
fans should contact Ed Higgen
botham and reserve their tickets
to be sure of getting the size
skates they prefer.
A PAA plane is expected to ar
rive Nome from Fairbanks to
morrow with first class mail.
Passengers transported to Tay
lor today via Munz Air Service
were Otto Menpell, Hans Peter- j
son and Walter Bentz.
Bill Ban Wechel was a pas
senger to Maclolin Creek.
The sixdh & seventh grades in
vite adults and children (10 years
and older) to see moving pictur
es of the “Barrow” trip of the
“Trader” which will be shown by
Mr. Ray Miller, Thursday even
ing at 7:30 in the Assembly Room
of the Nome School.
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Diphtheria Immunization
Available to Nome Children
Mrs. Sprenger, Public Health
Nurse reports that as a part of!
a public health program, vaccin;
ations for smallpox and diphther-1
ia toxoid has been offered to in
fants, preschool and school child
ren free of charge. A statistical
summary of vaccinations for
smallpox and immunizations for
diphtheria shows that of the 149
children attending the Territor
ial School 132 have been vaccin
ated for smallpox within the last
five years. 8 have been vaccinat
ed over 5 years ago and 9 have
never been vaccinated.
Out of the 149 school children
127 have been immunized for
diphtheria within the last 5 years
or had a negative Shick test, 6
have been immunized over 5
years ago and 16 have never been
immunized for Diphtheria.
Of the 90 infants and preschool
children who are white children
or a member of a family at which
a white man is the head, 53 have
been successfully vaccinated for
smallpox and 37 have never been
vaccinated. There are 52 within
this age group that have been j
immunized or diphtheria leaving
38 children who have never been;
immunized. Children under 6!
years of age are most defenseless
against diphtheria so it is of most
importance that this age group1
be protected. However, older
children may have the disease
and it is advisable that they al
so be protected.
Mrs. Sprenger also wishes to
announce that a telephone has
been installed at the Health Cen
ter and anyone can reach her
there between the hours of 1 and
3 p.m. either by telephone or per
sonal call. Parents of infants and
preschool children are invited to
bring their children for nurse’s
inspection and instruction. Child
ren are weighed and measured as
a means of checking and observ
ing their growth.
“SOURDOUGH”
STATIONERY
At Nugget Office
Johnson Combination Sale
1 btl Johnson Furniture Polish .25
1 can Johnson Silver Polish .30
1 pound can Johnson Wax .75
$1.30
SALE PRICE 90<
Kyanize Combination
1 Wax Applicator .50
1 pint Kyanize Vite Cote .75
1 pint Kvanize Vita Wax .75
$2.00
SALE PRICE $1.50
25 lb. Galvanized Pail
Guaranteed Laundry Powder
S4.00
3 l.b 50
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
Per Dozen 65c
4 Bars 25c
O'Cedar Polish
Combination Sale
1 Mop and Tandle .85
1 large bottle Polish .50
$1.35
SALE PRICE 90c
PARISIAN
Rug and Upholstery Cleaner
The Cleaner that Cleans in One
Operation. It cleans, disinfects,
demoths and Deodorizes.
Per Pkg. 50c
P & G NAPTHA SOAP
Per Dozen 70c
4 Bars 25c
GLORY COCO CASTILLE
5 bars 55c
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WIEN ACTIVITIES
Pilot Frank Whaley made a
flight north yesterday with stops
at Fox Bar. Taylor, Candle and
Deering. Frtight was carried for
all points and Henry Wurhmann
was a passenger to Coffee Creek.
A trip was made to Coffee Cr.
from Pilgrim Springs with two
native boys.
Mort Sullivan was brought to
Nome this morning from Bluff.
A trip is scheduled for Bluff
this evening.
Several trips are scheduled for
the Kougarok tomorrow with
freight and passengers.
Pilot Sig Wien is due to arrive
Nome from Fairbanks as soon as
weather permits with Mr. W.
Kirklin and one other.
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MIROW ACTIVITIES
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Pilot Sasseen advised Mirow
Air Service that because of the
lateness of the boat at Seward he
would be unable to get into
Nome until tomorrow.
Pilot Chambers made the last
mail flight to Teller, Wales and
Shishmaref Tuesday, also made
the mail run from Unalakleet to
Nulato and return. Passengers
from Nome to Haycock on this
trip was Ned Rude arol Ray Haer
ing for Ungalik.
On the return from Unalakleet
to Ungalik four passengers were
picked up at Unalakleet, S. Kat
aehatak, Carl Ivanoff, Harold
Charles and J. Katachatiag. Pi
lot Chambers was unable to land
at Nome last evening on account
of weather and stayed at Solo
mon over night.
Wednesday morning Chambers
came in from Solomon and left
soon for Teller with one passen
ger, L. Stephanson and freight
and returned with two passen
gers, Morris Thompson and Billy
Gunn.
A trip is scheduled for Taylor
in the morning and return via
American Crek to Npme.
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Just Received—An Air Shipment of
Delicious Assorted Candy
Special Packaging—Usual Prices
NOME DRUG STORE
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Pacific Alaska Airways Inc.
Schedule Fairbanks to Nome and Return
MONDAY and THURSDAY
Fairbanks to Juneau
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Juneau to Fairbanks
TUESDAY and SATURDAY
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SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due T,
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
YUKON . Apr 27 May 3 May 3 May 9
ALASKA .~. May 4 May 10 May 10 May 16
BARANOF . May 8 Maiy 14 May 14 May 20
YUKON . May 11 May 17 May 17 May 23
ALASKA . May 18 May 24 May 24 May 30
BARANOF . May 22 May 28 May 28 June 3
YUKON . May 25 May 31 May 31 June 6
ALEUTIAN . May 29 June 5 June 6 June 13
ALASKA . June 1 June 7 June 7 June 13
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JOE HARNISH, Agent 4