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Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building_Fairbanks, Alaska
AIRWAYS NEWS
PAA Activities
A Pilgrim under th command
, of Hawley and Muller arrived
Nome Tuesday with 8t>0 pounds
of mail and one pa-.senger, C. H.
Kiel.
The ship remained overnight
and departed this morning with
818 pounds of mail and two pas
sengers: Sam Godfrey and John
H.em.
An Electra arrived and left
this morning with the Marshal’s
party.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Nov. 4 — Pilot Sig Wien made
a trip to Council, Bluff and White
Mountain, taking Jake Ovor
baugh to Council: Mrs. Tucker
and Mrs. Bahnke to Bluff. Mr.
and Mrs. C yde Glass, Nonnie
Glass, Fred Durocher and Bar
1 nay Crosby were incoming pas
sengers from Council Joe Apod
ruk, George Luke arrived from
White Mountain. Mi*. Walter
| Simon and Mrs. Simon to White
Mountain. Freight was also car
ried from Golovin to White Moun
tain.
Todav — Pilot Sig Wien made
a trip to Council and White
Mountain and Golovin with Alex
Mclnnes for Golovin.
Pi’ot Bob Long left for Candle
with Carl Oman, Leila Kiana.
Mrs. Syverud was going to Kot
1 zebue for NYA yvork.
Trips are scheduled for Teller,
Igloo and all points in the Kou
I garok.
MIKOW ACTIVITIES
Pilot Johnny Moore flying the
Tri-motor Stinson returned from
Anchorage Monday after ferry
ing passengers from Galena to
' Anchorage.
Pilot Sasseon returned from
Anchorage Tuesday with Johnny
| Ross and express.
Pilot Sasseen left for Anchor
; age with the following passen
i gers: Richard Hoogendorn, Geo
1 rgj Lemon, A1 Doyle. Betty
Doyle, Lois Ost. Bob Steiner and
f Axel Edman.
Pilot Hager flying the Cessna
; is due to return to Nome from
St. Michael and way points today
Pilot John Moore is to leave
for Anchorage tomorrow.
PROGRAM FOR INDUCTEES
SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY
The Board of Director of the
N. W. A. Chamber of Commerce
announce that all stores and of
ficers will be closed on Friday
between the hours of 10 and 12
a.m„ to honor, in a brief program
to be held in the Territorial
School gym, the inductees from
the Nome area into the U. S.
Army. The program will start at
11 a.m. This corrects the ear
lier announcement regarding the
time.
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Price $2350.00 f.o.b. Nome
Allis Chalmers EG 60. power unit
with 12 in x 10 in. S. G. Centrifugal Pump. Will
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Price $2500.00 f.o.b. Nome
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News Items
Defense Airports at Nome and
Galena Near Completion
Mr. C. K. Kiel of the Sommers
Construction Co. was an arrival
on yesterdays Pilgrim from Gal-!
ena Mr. Kiel is on a tour of in
spection of these national de
; fense airports. The Nome field,
which has two 5.(K)0-foot run
I ways, is almost completed; and
the Galena field with one 6,000
| foot runway will be in use short
ly after the Nome field.
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To Supervise PAA Construction
Mr. Kelly Blake of the Pan
American Airways Inc., arrived'
j on the Electra this morning. He
wiP supervise the construction
j of the new PAA administration
building at the new airport.
Information has been received
that Thanksgiving Day has been
set for November 20th this year.
It is expected that further in
formation will be received at an
! early date.
JAMBOREE PROMISES
TO BE BIG EVENT
i The Playfield Jamboree sched
uled for November 15 promises
to be an outstanding event of
the winter season. For the fifth
consecutive year, the Home Arts)
'Club offers not only an evening]
of good fun and entertainment,
but also the opportunity of assist
ing in the maintenance of a well
j supervised playground for the
children of Nome. Each year has
seen new features added to the
program, and advance informa
tion from committees already at
work indicates additional surpris
es in store.
Advance ticket sales have been
heavy. Each ticket is good for a
chance at the door prize as well
j as for admission to the big frolic.
In addition every child selling
tickets receives a cash bonus.
Buy yours now.
Watch for the announcement
in Friday’s Nugget.
NATIONAL YOUTH
ADMINISTRATION
FOR ALASKA
i Mrs. Florence Syverud, Direct-,
tor of Youth Personnel for Al
aska with the National Youth Ad
ministration, arrived in Nome
‘ with the Mirow Air Service on j
Sunday.
The National Youtli Adminis- j
tration operates two major pro- J
grams in Alaska, an in-school pro
gram and an out-of-school pro
gram.
The object of the in-school pro
gram, which has been in opera-;
tion in Alaska for several years,
! is to provide part time employ-1
ment for needy young persons
in schools, colleges, and univer- j
isities, to enable such persons to
continue their education.
The object of the out-of-school
; program, which has been operat
; ing in Alaska for less than a
i year, is to provide employment
and training for unemployed
young persons on public pro-j
jects of various types.
Consideration is being given to !
the establishment of shops, in'
which work might be done on I
such lines of work as the follow- j
ing:
A. Work on airplane motors.
B. Metal work.
C. Repair and upkeep of trac-|
tors.
D. Repair and upkeep of boats
and boat engines and perhaps}
other lines of work.
Shops might be established j
which would provide work for!
girls.
It is the purpose of Mrs.
Syverud’s visit to find out:
1. How many youth would be
available for shop work if they
were not otherwise employed.
2. How many would be avail
able if they work full time or
part time elsewhere.
Mrs. Syverud is stopping at the
! Wallace Hotel and anyone inter
| ested may contact her there.
NOTICE
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The first Arctic Club Dinner
Dance of the season will be held
at the Neveda Grill Thursday
evening, at 7 p.m. Reservations
can be made with Joe Hopkins.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS, INC.
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Departures
Nome to Fairbanks 3
WEI). SAT. SUN.
Fairbanks to Seattle
MON. WED. THURS. SAT.
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SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA
ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seward Sails from Juneau
ifUKON. Tues Nov 4 Thur Nov 6
ALASKA . Thur Nov 6 Sun Nov 9
COLUMBIA . Sat Nov 8 Tuas Nov 11
McKLNLEY . Thur Nov 13 Sat Nov 15
ALEUTIAN ..... Sat Nov 15 Mon Nov 17
rUKON . Tues Nov 18 Fri Nov 21
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. AH sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent