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AIRWAYS
Alaska Star Airlines made a
trip this morning with Bert Beltz
for Kotzebue and Harry Baldwin
for Kiana. Also a Star plane
made a trip to Unalakleet with
Oswald Washington and A D.
Johnston as passengers.
Wednesday, Frank Whaley, -pi
lot for Wien Airlines, made a
trip to Moses Point and Unala
fcleet, with Barney Vogen, Wil
liam Frost and Fred Roberts, re
turning with A D. Johnson.
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In the afternoon of the same
day Whaley made a trip to
Teller, Tin City and Lost River,
moving P. L. Killeen, C. E.
Kirchner and W. N. Laval, of the
U. S. Geological Survey from Tin !
City to Lost River.
Frank Whaley of Wien Airlines
made three round tripos to Teller
Thursday, bringing in members
of the U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey. The passengers were:
Dean Welch, Lonnie S&iplet,
Frank Cossitt, James Freeman,
J. P. Ralston, W. L. Luthell, O.
Hjelland, Mont Owens and S. D.
Cook. These men left today for
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Religious Survey Questionaire
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This Sunday, October 10th, the Religious Council of Nome be
gins a Religious Survey of the community. Each worker is given a
definite area such as a .city block and he is responsible for every
i house in that area. The questionnaire is simple yet will be very
i heLpful to the workers in religion. We are anxious to make this
survey complete and therefore ask that every individual or family
group in the community filPout the questionnaire whether you are
here for a short or a long period of time.
The information obtained through this survey will be dis
tributed to the religious leaders of the community that they may
better serve you. Let us help the workers of the survey by filling
• out the questionnaire here printed and have it ready when the
worker calls Sunday, October 10th, or during that week.
—THE RELIGIOUS COUNCIL OF NOME.
RELIGIOUS SURVEY—NOME, ALASKA—OCTOBER, IMS
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Father’s Name.
Mother’s Name .
Former Residence .
Home Address ..
Length of Time In Nome .-..
Native.Mixed Blood.White.
Religious Literature You Read ...-.
Church Membership—Where, .
1 Church Now Attending ..
Church Preference .I.-.
i Children’s Names. Date of Birth. Age.
Children’s Names. Date of Birth.Age.
Children’s Names. Date of Birth. Age.
Children’s Names. Date of Birth.. Age.
Children’s Names. Date of Birth. Age.
Number of Children Attending Sunday School .
Other Members of Family Belonging to Church or Sunday School:
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Remarks Such as: Blind Aid, Old Age Pension, Etc..
Fairbanks with Herb Hager in
Wien’s Tri-Motor.
Mrs. Herb Hager and baby son
arrived in Nome with Wien Air- ■
lines for an indefinite visit with
friends here.
MRS. LINCOLN
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Jacob Lincoln was brought
in by plane from White Mountain
to the Maynard Columbus hospi
tal here to be treated for an in
fection lesulting from the birth
of a child three months ago at
White Mountain.
PIANO RECITAL TO BE
GIVEN TONIGHT
Pfc. Frank Parten is giving a
piano recital at the Federated
Church social hall, tonight (Fri
day) at 8:00 o’clock. You are
cordially invited to attend this
recital and hear the excellent
repertoire of Mr. Parten.
PARENTS OF
NEW BOY
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin
are the proud parents of a new
son who has been named Howard
Bruce. Art Martin was formerly
manager of Pan American Air
ways here and is now located in
Juneau.
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MAKE FINDINGS REPORT
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That being through the Nether
lands East Indies, then to Min
danao, the southern Philippine
Island, from where the big Unit
ed States bombers could shut
tle-fly to China and cut off the
Japanese lifelines from Malaya,
Singapore and the China Sea.
The senators stressed further
that strong attacks were possible
right to the heart of Japan, and
that if MacArthur were given
500 bombers, he would take the
Philippines in four months.
,The Kentuckian said that in a
report from Allied headquarters
in the souhtwest Pacific Allied
forces were starving out the
Japs, who have no ammunition.
Yes, it’s lovely to be able to
read your girl friend like a
| book, but have you ever tried ■
i the Braille system? For further
information on this delightful
subject, see Tex at Tex’s Chili
Parlor.—Adv.
Subscribe to the Nugget.
CLASSIFIED ADS
INQUIRE at “The Nevada” for
3 bed, steam-heated room. $90
per month.
WANTED—Switchboard operator
experience unnecessary . In
quire at telephone of ice.
WANTED—Experienced butcher.
Apply Nome Nugget office.
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