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Serving Seward Peninsula, Council and the Lower Yukon
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Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc.
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Nome : : : Fairbanks
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Mail From Fairbanks To
Be Carried Gratuitously
The Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce has been
for the last two weeks endeavor
ing to have the first class mail,
besides the letter mail which was
dispatched by plane from Fair
banks, released from the Yukon
River boat and transferred to
Nome by plane.
The reply received last Satur
day was as follows:
Chamber of Commerce, Nome
Urtel identical conditions last
year no complaint stop Air mail
ceases Fairbanks mails other
' than first class letters, usual or
! dinary forms must take regular
means disposition via Nenana
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See post master relative provi
sions gratuitous routes stop Boat
' clerk ordered dispatch Nome
: pouches otf Holycross.
The arrangement that has been
made is that the mail will be
I picked up by the Star Airways
and transported to Flat where
the Mirow Air Service will pick
it up and bring it to Nome. It is
hoped that these connections are
made and this delayed mail will
i arrive sometime today.
The agitation of the Chamber
with Fairbanks for forwarding
this mail down the river caused
the Postmaster at Fairbanks to
offer the mail to the first plane
leaving Fairbanks for Nome to
handle same under the suggested
provision of gratuitous routes
and the Wien Alaska Airlines
kindly consented and the mail ar
rived yesterday (Sunday) in the
Nome Post Office and is now dis
tributed instead of going down
i the River and probably not being
received in Nome until next July.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
May 25 — Pilot Sig Wien made
two flights north with freight and
the following passengers: John
Jack. Nome to Dick Creek; E. K.
Johansen. Coffee to Taylor: Pete
Wirum, Coffee to Nome: Sam
Godfrey and Tony Lindstrom.
Taylor to Nome; Mike Walsh.
Nome to Taylor; Mary Walsh.
Candle to Nome; Patsy and Nor
een Walsh, round trip to Can
dle.
May 26 — Three trips were
made to the Kougarok, Teller and
Bluff. Passengers were Walter
Kirkiin and Tony Lindstrom,
round trip Teller; Jack and Wii
liam Hoogendorn. Nome to Tay
lor: Mike Walsh Taylor to Nome;
and Mort Sullivan. Bluff to Nome
Express and mail was also car
ried.
Pilot Noel Wien arrived Nome
from the Fairbanks base with Mr.
Wackrow, Harry Lewis and mail.
The return trip was made today.
.Mort Sullivan was a passenger
to Bluff this morning.
Trips scheduled for today are
to the Kougarok and Council
with freight.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
May 25 —Pilot Chambers made
a round trip to Ungalik via Solo1
mon. Walt Kirklin was a round
trip passengers and a load of
freight was carried to Ungalik.
Albert Charles was a passenger
from Solomon.
Monday Chambers made a trip;
to Unalakleet with Tony Lind
strom and Sam Godfrey. Myrtle
Fagerstrom was a passenger to'
Golovin.
Saturday Pilot Sasseen return
ed from Anchorage. His passen-;
gers were Archie Gubser, Fran
ces Christmas, Oscar Wilson and
; Mrs. Sasseen. A load of freight
and express was carried.
Sunday, Pilot Sasseen made a
trip to Holy Cross. Mr. and Mrs.
Clark were round trip passen
gers. Three pouches of mail was
! picked from the river steamer
j and brought to Nome.
The tri-motor is scheduled for
a trip to Anchorage Thursday.
Sunday, Chester Milligan was
flown from Aggie Creek to Coun
cil.
The PAA regular Monday
plane arrived Nome from Fair
banks today at about 4:30. Incom
ing passengers were Roy Bassett
and A. MacDonald. No mail was
carried. On the return trip the
plane was scheduled to take mail
and Mr. Carlyle as a passenger.
The Nome City Council meets
tonight in regular session at the
City Hall at the usual time.
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OUTSTANDING
QUALITY VALUES
ONE WEEK SPECIAL
SUNSET BRAND
Strawberries & Red Raspberries
High Grade Extra Selects
2 lb. cans — doz. cans — $3.50
3 cans — .95
AYLMER CURRANT
JAM — IMPORTED
A Very Fine Item
2 lb. jar — per jar — 55«,
IXL CHILE CON CARNE
A Delicious Quick Lunch
Dozen — $1.50 2 cans — 25<*
RELIANCE
TOMATO JUICE
Pressed From Fresh Whole
Ripe Tomatoes
Gallon Can — 70'
No. 1 cans — 2 for 25£
SUNSET BRAND
Salad Points
Asparagus
16 oz. Round Tins
Doz cans — S2.35
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2 cans — .45
OSTROM
MUSHROOM SAUCE
8 oz. Cans
Per Can — 20c 3 For 50C
HAFFERTY Whole Clams
In The Shell
Large Tins — 25<‘
BOCA COFFEE
As Good As Any
And Costs Less Per Cup
1 lb. Cans — 2 for 55e
3 lb. Cans — 80C
IN on Need Red Cap Window Cleaner
For Your W indow Cleaning Job ^
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BAKER HOPLAND NUPTIALS
In a setting of candle light,
pink roses and lilies-of-the-val
iey. Alice Anetta Hopiand and
Burnett George Baker were unit
ed in marriage on Saturday even
ing, May 25 at the Nurses Home
of the Maynard-Colufbus Hospit
al. A small circle of close friends
witnessed the impressive double
ring ceremony by the Rev. Wil
bur P. Wood.
Mrs. Alvin Polet as matron of
honor and Miss Clara Engbretson
as maid of honor attended the
bride and Mr. Alvin Polet acted
as best man. The bride was giv
en in marriage by Dr. Thomas
Morcom. The wedding party en
tered the living room to the
strains of Mendelssohn’s Wedding
March played by Mrs. Wilfred
Boucher. Following the ceremony
delightful refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Baker came to Nome two
years ago as a member of the
staff of Maynard-Columbus Hos
pital. Mr. Baker is associated
with A. Polet’s Store. They will
be at home to their friends af
ter June fifteenth.
Kenn’s Bakery, operated by
Kenneth D. Rude, for years a
well known resident and baker
of Nome, and for the past year
and a half operating a bakery
located next to Polet’s, is open
ing in his new location on Front
Street, west of the Mirow Air Ser
vice on Tuesday, May 28. The
new establishment, both a bakery
and restauran will be open from
5 a.m. to 2 a.m. after three
months of extensive renovating
and remodeling and is a new, re
organized and up-to-date shop.
There is a new bakery depart
ment whose aim it is to continue
their policy of customer satisfac
tion. The staff extends a hearty
welcome for the public to go in
look the place over.
Paterson Hotel Arrivals
I Bob Heard, Fairbanks
CANDY BY RADIO
Just Received—An Air Shipment of
Delicious Assorted Candy
Special Packaging—Usual Prices
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Bering Sea Route
Sailings from Pier 1, Seattle at 10 a.m.
SUTHERLAND, freight, sails May 27 for Nome and St. Michael
COLUMBIA, Passengers and freight, sails May 30 for Nome
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
ALASKA .—. May 18 May 24 May 24 May 3#
BARANOF .. May 22 May 28 May 28 June 3
YUKON .—.— May 25 May 31 May 31 June 6
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)