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1 NEWS ITEMS
Pilot Bert Lien left Nome at
9:30 this morning for Fairbanks
in a PAA Pilgrim plane with
A. M. Hartford, Don Lille, C. O.
Petterson, T. Lurry and Lyle
Nevin.
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The PAA Electra. piloted by
j Hall and Savory arrived Nome at
2 p.m. with passengers: Miss F.
| MoMurty, G. Heilman, O. A.
Rosto and B. M. Jacobs round
! tripper. Outgoing passengers
were Palmer Miller, C. F. Nagel
and Conrad Puhr.
Alaska Line agent Wilcox to- j
day announced that the SS Den-j
ali is expected to arrived in the
Nome roadstead at 8 a.m. Friday
morning.
It was further stated that after
I the Denali unloads at Nome it
will sail for Golovin, Unalak
leet and St. Michael and direct
from St. Michael to Bristol Bay.
The ship will not return from St.
Michael to Nome before sailing
south.
A. M. Hartford, Nome manager
of the U. S. Smelting. Refining
and Mining Co. left on today’s
PAA Pilgrim plane for a short
business trip to Fairbanks.
Lyle Nevin was an outgoing
passenger on the PAA Pilgrim
plane this afternoon. He was pre
ceeded earlier this week by Mrs.
Nevin. The Nevins left Nome on
account of Mrs. Nevin’s health.
It is understood that they have
sold their home and expected to
settle in Seattle. Lyle Nevin was
a member of the City Council
and was employed by the U. S.
Smeting Refining Co. in the pow
erhouse here at Nome.
Mirovv Air Service
Activities
Pilot Chambers made a trip to;
Solomon, Council, White Moun-i
tain, and Golovin carrying mail,1
and freight. He had as passenger
Joe Apodruck.
May 17—Chambers made a trip
to Teller with Jimmy Amatoolik'
and freight for Bartholomae Oil
Co.
Chambers made a trip to Bluff
with Wat Kirklin and to Council
with a load of freight and will
pick up Bob White at Golovin for
Nome. Chambers made a trip to
Beaver Creek for Don Stewart
and Sam Emmons.
Pilot Sasseen returned from
Anchorage this morning with ex
pres and is scheduled to return
to Anchorage tomorrow morning.
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Young Democrat Arrives
Simultaneously iVith
Roosevelt’s Nomination
A great grand nephew of the
noted African explorer arrived
in Nome tonight just as we were
g ?ing to press. The young man
flew to town via Maynard Colum
bus Hospital, Dr. Morcum act
ing as pilot, with his corps of
assistants. The young explorer
was accompanied by his yonng
mother who reports a wonderful
trip and a happy landing. More
details will be given relative to
these interesting travelers in our
next issue of the Nugget.
PAA MOVIE SHOOTERS
ON ALASKA TOUR
Alaska and Alaskans on color
film will be the fruits of a Territ
onal jaunt by Palmer Miller and
Curtis Nagel, a pair of movie
marksmen whose targets read
like a Pan American Airways
continent-to-continent excursion.
As a matter of fact. Miller and
Nagel are shooting the Alaska
I routes of Pacific Alaska Airways,
northern subsidiary extension of
Pan American. Their film reels
will be added to the already im
pressive library of color motion
pictures of PAA skyways in
South and Central America.
The camera duo is the crew
who made the earlier PAA mov
ies. While in Alaska,, however,
they are on a second assignment,
consisting of supplying color
shots for Paramount to be re
leased as a travelogue.
The movie makers arrived in
Nome by PAA plane after film
ing numerous scenes in Mt. Mc
Kinley National Park and along!
the railbelt. They were to be
assisted in the production by
Corey Ford and Alastair Mac
Bain, top notch American sports
men-writers, who were through
Fairbanks a short time ago en
route to fishing centers in the!
country through which Miller
and Nagel have been traveling.
BICYCLE TRIP
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Playground activities which
had been discontinued during the
rainy weather were resumed on!
Wednesday.
Children who have been in
quiring about the next bicycle
trip will be glad to know that a
trip has been scheduled for Fri
day. Mrs. Ruth Towner will meet
the bicyclists at the Playground
at 1:00 p.m. on Friday and will;
accompany them on an afternoon
trip.
TWO NEW ELECTRAS
FOR THE PAA
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Two new late model Lockheed |
Electras will soon supplement
Pacific Alaska Airways’ “stables”
in Fairbanks.
Joe Crosson, manager of Paci-j
fie Alaska Airways announced in j
Fairbanks the new ships will be:
placed in service within one j
month.
First of the twin-engined craft,
is due in Seattle Juy 25. Crosson 1
will fly the plane to Fairbanks,
arriving there probably July 27.
Pan Amerilan Airways officials
in the States are well pleased
with the new Alaska Clipper ser
vice Crosson said. He pronounced
current operation of the Seattle
Juneau link as “smooth.”
Addition of two more Electras
to the PAA hangar at Fairbanks!
will bring to six the number of :
transport planes based theer byi
the line. Two Electras and twoj
Pilgrims are already in service!
to Whitehorse and Juneau, Ruby!
and Nome, and Kuskokwim
points to Bethel.
The Electras slated for deliv
ery are Model E, 550-horsepower
Wasp motor type. Electras now
in use are equipped with twin
450-horse-powered Wasp engines.
NOTICE
That unique and humorous,
and typical Alaskan stationery—
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heads and Envelopes”, have beer
brought strictly uptodate, and are
now available at the Nugget offl
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— SCHEDULES —
Through Connections to Seattle
Planes leaving Nome Wednesdays and Sundays
BERING SEA ROUTE
Sailings from Pier 1, Seattle at 10 a.m.
S. S. DERBLAY Sail August 10th for Nome, Norton Sound
and Kotzebue Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails Sept. 18 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails October 16 for Nome
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SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
I Steamer Leave Seattle Du° Seward Leave Seward 1
! ALEUTIAN . July 13 tj]y 18 July 18
i ALEUTIAN . July 17 July 23 July 23
COLUMBIA . July 20 July 25 July 25
Mt McKINLEY . July 24 July 30 July 30
| ALEUTIAN . July 27 Aug 1 Aug 1
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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