Wien Airlines
Activities
Friday evening Pilot Sig Wien
made a trip down the coast to
Solomon, Bluff, Golovin and
Council with freight and passen
gers. David Amuktoolik and Joe
Ajpodruk were taken to Council
from Golovin. W. Kirklin was a
passenger to Bluff and Solomon.
A trip was also made to Nox
tupaga Friday evening with a
load of freight.
Saturday morning an emergen
cy trip was made to Diomede
Island to bring a boy with a
broken leg to Nome. Mr. E. B.
Fisher was a round-trip passen
ger. Another native boy was brot
to Nome name unknown.
After returning from the Island
pilot Wien left for Macklin and
Fox Bar with freight.
Sunday morning Pilot Wien
wrent to Bluff, Golovin, White
Mountain and Solomon. Passen
gers to Nome were Hugh Kim
ball from White Mountain and
W. Kirklin from Solomon.
After returning from points
down the coast, freight was tak
en to Dahl Creek, Coffee Creek
and Fox Bar.
Several trips are planned for
points north today as well as
Teller.
Pilot Herman Lerdahl of the
Wien Airlines made three trips
to Taylor with freight before
returning to Fairbanks, Satur
day.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
The Star Motor Co., located op
posite the Lincoln Hotel, is now
open for business. In addition to
garage we are equipped with two
trucks and a tractor to handle
your transportation needs. Your
phone calls will be given prompt
attention and your patronage
will be appreciated.
CAUTION—
With the coming of the late
breakup of Snake River this
spring, the local Coast Guard
personnel wish to remind all the
young people to please keep
eway from Snake River, also to
use caution if they have occasion
to walk over to Belmont Point.
The Coast Guard, as is usual
at this time of the year, will keep
a watch at the river, and ail
small children, unless accompan
ied by their parents will be re
quested to find other places of
amusement. PARENTS are re
quested to PLEASE COOPER
ATE.
Major Changes Alaska
Game Regulations
The following major changes
in the Alaska Game Law Regula
tions, effective July 1, are an
nounced by the Alaska Game
Commission:
1. Nonresidents will now be re
quired to reside in Alaska con
tinuously for a period of three
years, before they will be elig
ible for a resident trapping li
cense.
2. Native Indians or Eskimos
of one-half or more Indian or
Eskimo blood, will not be requir
ed to buy a resident trapping li
cense in order to trap. However,
in order to claim exemption un
der this provision of the law,
they must procure a free certifi
cate from representatives of the
United States Indian service or
from the Alaska Game Commis
sion. This certificate while allow
ing them to hunt, trap or deal
in furs without a license, does
not relieve them of the respon
sibility of abiding by the gen
eral laws and regulations in the
same degree required of a white
person.
3. Black bears, including its
brown or blue color variation,
have now been classed as game
animals rather than fur-bearers,
but the skins of these animals
may continue to be bought, sold
and transported the same as pelts
of fur-bearing animals.
Second Division
Fur District 5—The open sea
son on beaver has been changed
from April 25—May 25 to . April
1—April 30, and the season on
marten will be opened.
Beaver Sealing
Under Regulation 20. beaver
•skins which have had tags at
tached by lead and string seals,
may only be bought and sold
within the Territory for a period
of 90 days thereafter, but may
also be shipped in care of the
Alaska Game Commission, 1523
Smith Tower, Seattle, Washing
ton, where they will be sealed
with serially numbered metal
seals and forwarded where the
shipper desires. The purpose of
this regulation will have the two
fold effect of helping shippers get
their beaver to the market with
out delay and, at the same time,
relieve them of the double postal
charges necessary when they
route tagged skins to the Juneau
oflfice of the Commission for seal
ing and re-forwarding.
Circular 17, containing a com
plete text of the Regulations Re
lating to Game Land Fur Ani
mals, And Birds in Alaska for
the year 1939-49, will soon be
available for distribution thru
out the Territory.
Subscribe for The Nome Nugget
GRASSHOPPERS PERIL CROPS
These are some of the grasshoppers that have invaded the rich
San Joaquin valley farming area and are threatening destruction
of crops. A survep revealed the horde reached more than 100 miles
deeji along a 35-mile front. California state officials have joined in
the attempt to check the insects by spreading poison in that area.
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M OTOR EXPERTS are facing problems
today that oils, once favored in spite of higher
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These experts report that modern motors,
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Friction increases. Motor drag develops. En
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^ ® ^ ^ ^ ^ DREAMER Adolf two such hustlers as
smooth-tongued Joseph Goebbels (center) and plump Hermann
Goering (right) were needed—to translate Hitler vision into faot.
CETTINC THE WIND UP, Berlin staged a demon*
stration of a Nazi balloon barrage in much the same fashion as did
) the English and the Swiss. These balloons are in front of the old
^ - museum; at right is the evangelical cathedral. -
NO RESISTANCE (SALES ) hindered the swasti'ta
flag dealers who piled their trade along the streets of Bruenn
when this non-resisting former Czecho-Slovakian city greeted
German soldiers clinching Hitler’s central European seizure.