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WIEN AIRLINES
Oct. 17—Pilot Steve Mis
koff made a trip to Kotze
bue with Eugene Sours,
Chas. Kenworthy and Tom
Beltz. Anna May Swanson
returned to Nome from
Candle.
Pilot Sig Wien arrived
from Fairbanks with ex
press and Mrs. Ray Miller.
He made a trip to Wht. Mt.
with F. Nershak returning
to Nome with Glenn
Briggs.
Oct. 18—Pilot Sig Wien
left for Fairbanks with
Irma Palmer and infant.
Rose Flynn and Pat Bliss.
Mrs. A1 Rhodes was taken
to Galena.
Pilot Miskoff made a trip
; o Council, Golovin & Wht
I Mt. Mrs. Blacthford to
1 Golovin and Harry Boone
Carl Apok and Richard
Nershak’s family returned
j o Nome from Wht. Mt.
Today — Pilot Miskoff
made a trip to Deering.
-Candle and Kotzebue with
Miss Michelson for Kot
' zebue.
TWO FIRES SUNDAY
The Fire Department
was called to answer an
alarm yesterday noon, at
Mrs. Fix’s residence, just
west of the Lincoln Hotel.
It is understood that the
oil stove exploded and the
house was a complete loss.
The department answer
ed another alarm last even
ing about 8 p.m. to extin
guish a blaze at the cabin
belonging to Binks Seiffert
just north of the Telephone
Office. The fire was caused
by an oil stove but it is un
derstood little damage re
I suited.
FOR SALE
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Large porcelain hath tub with
shower attached.
One lavatory sink.
Dinette table and 6 chairs and
a two-leaf serving table.
One 7-tube, long W'ave Philco
radio in good condition.
Two chests of drawers
Howard ironing board with in
sulated iron stand. Wash tubs,
large and small. All copper large
wash boiler. Two folding laundry
racks.
Two 53-gallon heavy galvaniz
ed iron water tanks.
One three-quarter heavy iron
bedstead, one Simmons coil
spring and one three-quarters
mattress.
A full 12-piece Meito china
dinner set of dishes—reasonable.
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Pilot Whaley with Gor
don Wiles, round trip to
Moses Point and Mrs. Fred
Amatoolik from Nome to
Golovin.
Passengers to Nome from
Golovin were: Flyod Fager
strom, Ken Blatchford.
Charlie _ Blatchford, and
Rov Tuktook.
Pilot Lund arrived from
j Fairbanks with M. Walsh
and F. C. Bingham and Mr.
Collar, Moses Pt .to Nome.
F.C. Bingham, the new
principal for the Nome
public school arrived today
by plane from Fairbanks.
Alaska Booming
And Army Doing
Splendid Job
VANCOUVER, B. C. — Coffee
is 25 cents a cup and you can’t
get a shirt laundered without a
: priority in Alaska today, for that
country is one of the busiest:
spots in the world, according to
■ E. S. Robinson, Vancouver libra- (
rian, who is just back from there
Mr. Robinson, in a five w'eeks’
survey tour, covered 5,900 miles
by plane, boat and train.
He made the trip for the joint
j trmy and navy committee on wel
fare and recreation, Washington
j D. C., to study library conditions
! and find out how books could
1 best be distributed to men in the
| services stationed there. Military
'posts and civil an libraries were
studied in the journey that took
! the Vancouver librarian as far
I north as Fairbanks.
A report on the findings will be
. made to the Carnegie Corpora
tion which financed the trip.
Every Town
“Every town in Alaska is boom
ing,” Mr. Robinson said. “It’s a
problem to find a room. And as 1
for getting laundry done — you i
just don’t.”
Wages are high, but so is ev
erything else, he said. He told of
chatting to a hotel manager I
about the service and was told
the waitress who had served his
d'nncr was getting $7 a day, 3
meals and tips.
Pilot Praised
“The U.S. Army is doing a mar ;
velous job on the Alaska road. '
They are certainly pushing right
ahead. One old-timer’s eyes were
bulging when he told me the i
part of the road he saw one day
had been all forest the day be
fore. It’s almost unbelievable the
j speed with which the work is
! being done.”
Most of Mr. Robinson’s travel
ing, he said, was done in “little,1
i old commercial planes, flown by
! wonderful pilots.”
; But getting a seat in a plane or
| a corner in a boat or train, the
j librarian said, is a tough job.
For ten days of his trip, Mr.
Robinson was with Major Henry ,
I W. Clark, special service officer '
i in Alaska, who was bom in that
country and "knows it inside- :
j out.”
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FOR SALE
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Chevrolet sedan. In excellent
condition. One new tire and 3
in good condition. Upholstery
practically new. Inquire at Nome
Nugget.
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FOR SALE
Ladies bicycle, balloon tires,
front wheel brake, spring side
stand. Late model. Practically
new. Inquire at Nome Nugget.
FOR SALE
Pair of skiis, poles, ski press,
excellent make and practically
new. Pair of white fancy trim
Lap boots — other miscellaneous
articles. Inquire at Nome Nugget.
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