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AIRWAYS NEWS
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mikoiv Arnvtruss
Captain Sasseen flying the
Lockheed Vega left for Anchor
age at 11 o’clock. Passengel-s
a ere:
M A Vernon
Robert Scott
Mr Stewart
Two Hanson children
Alvin Polet
Louise Pclet
Next trip to Anchorage is
"he;!it ed for Friday. Pilot Rob
; Long ma-de the Golovin to Solo
ron mail run today.
wh:n a nvmis
Oat. 13 — Pilot Lund r turned
i iron Fairbanks via Unalakleet
vith Fr.'d Machetanz and Vir
ginia Asicksick frcm Unalakleet.
Oct. 14 —Pilot Bob Long made
a trip to Solomon with Connie
Hyder, taking Harry Otton from
, 3 uiT to Golovin and returning
1 to Nome with Don Stewart from
3eaver Creek.
A trip was made to the Kou
garok bringing Bud Thompson to
Nome from Bunkerhill and W. E.
1 McDonald and Teresa McLain
! from Coffee Creek. Kay Hande
! land and Eric Kveven from Rain
1 bow to Nome.
Pilot Sig Wien returned from
: Waimvright and Pt. Barrow with
i Carl W'uorinen and one other
I passenger.
Pilot W'ien to American Cr. re
1 turning with Jim Haley. Don Ste
wart returned to Beaver Creek.
Oct. 15 — Pilot Long left for
Council, Wrhite Mountain and
1 Golovin with freight and Daniel
Murray and Harry Daniels for
Deering.
Pilot W'ien left for Deering.
Candle and Taylor with O. D.
Cochran for Deering.
Trips are scheduled for Fair
banks, Kotzebue and all Council
points.
WEATHER FORCAST
j Continued fair and colder tonite
1 and Thursday except for an oc
casional very light snow flurry.
; Lowest temperature tonight
j about 25 degrees above.
NOTICE
I The new Revenue Act of 1941
provides for a new tax of 5% on
transportation of persons by rail,
motor vehicle, water or air. This
became effective on October 10,
1911.
If further details are desired
contact us at Fairbanks or Nome.
Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc.
SAVE $2.00
All Subscriptions To
The Nome Nugget
Payable in Advance
S2.00 a month
Or Cash Sale — 15c
Six Months in Advance — S10.00
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
COAL
LADYSMITH, Lump or nut . 30.00 per ton
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News Items
NOME HARBOR Bl’SY
PORT OF CAI.L
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There were nine vessels in
j nort lip to noon today; three of
these were Alaska Steamship Co. |
vessels: the Sutherland, Der
blay and Baranof; the Donna
Lane, the U. S. Coast Guard Cut-'
ter Hermes: the U. S. A. Trans
port Miraflores and three Rus-1
sian freighters.
\u Revoir Dance Saturday Night
The Arctic Club is =tarting the
social season off Saturday night
i with an Au Revoir dance at the
High School Gymnasium. High
j light of the evening will be the
drawing to determine the lucky
winner of the 1st class steam
i ship fare to Seattle which has a
cash value of $120.00.
Music will be furnished by Nor
man Johnson’s orchestra.
If past affairs sponsored by
the Arctic C’ub is any indica
tion, the Au Revoir dance will j
draw a capacity crowd and a j
good time will be assured.
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CITY COUNCIL ENTERTAINS
COMMISSIONER OF EDUCA
TION AT LUNCH
On the fourteenth at noon, the
City Council gave a luncheon at
the North Pole Cafe in honor of
Dr. James C. Ryan, Territorial
Commissioner of Education, who
is making a tour of the Territory I
in connection with administrat-'
i I
ive work of his office.
In addition to Mayor Anderson
i and Members of the Council, the
Board of Directors of the Cham
, ber of Commerce, members of
the local School Board, Superin
tendent A. A. Ryan, and Leon
i ard Smith, member of the Terri
torial Board of Education from
the Second Division were also
present.
Prior to his appointment as
Territorial Commissioner of Ed
ucation, Dr. Ryan held a position
on the faculty of the University
j of Alaska in the capacity of Pro
fessor of Education for ten years;
therefore, although being his
first visit to Nome, he is no
strange- in the Territory.
When called upon, Dr. Ryan
gave a very interesting discourse
■ on education in general, as well
as explaining certain phases in
particular which pertain direct*
ly to Alaska. He expressed sur
prise at finding Nome such a
busy center and is well pleased
with conditions as he found them
in all sehoo’s in the Second Div
ision.
Many items pertaining to ap
propriations, refunds and general
school management were discuss
ed informally and it was conced-1
ed by all present that much val
uable information was gathered
and a clearer conception of the |
school problems was had as a
result of Dr. Ryan’s visit. All ex-j
pressed the wish that he would I
soon visit Nome again.
Pilot Horning in the C A A
NC-99 patrol plane arrived yes
terday from Anchorage via Ga
lena with Mr. Flooke, who is
with the Budget Bureau, from j
Washington, D. C., to inspect all
Army, Air and Defense bases.
They left for Bethel this after
noon.
The American Ship of State
will never be sunk if we have
enough battleships for defense.
You can help build them by
making a habit of buying De
fense Savings Bonds and Stamps.
FOR SALE — A set of dishes —
32 pieces. Inquire at The Nome
Nugget Office.
NOTICE
Lost—Saturday, a new camera
6-16. Reward offered. Inquire at
Nome Nugget.
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NOTICE
i Lost — A man’s twenty-one
j jewel gold Waltham watch near
; l.omcn Commercial Co. river
lighterage. Reward offered. In
quire Nome Nugget.
Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
SPECIAL
Fresh Rijn* Tomatoes
25 lb. box — $3.75 5 lb. Basket — SI.00
2 lbs. — 45c
Green Peppers
25c pound
President Plums
Per Basket 85c
POLET STORES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS, INC.
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Announces a Five Percent Tax
On All Transportation Starting
October 10, 1941
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION EARLY
Office Located in Wallace Hotel
1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
mt. McKinley.Oct. 12th Oct 21st
(Passengers and freight)
Nome
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent