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COLUMBIA ARRIVED THURS.
The Alaska Steamship Colum
bia arrived in Nome roadstead
last evering at 10:30 p. m. with
60 first class passengers and 97
steerage. The steerage names, not
having been printed, will be in
Monday’s issue of The Nugget.
The. Columbia is scheduled to
sail for Seattle tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. M. J. Walsh and Ann
Walsh, wife and daughter of our
well known and genial City
C erk were returning passengers
i Nome last evening on the
Columia. We are glad to report
Ann is improving in health.
Mrs. Wm. C. Hamilton was an
arrival on the Columbia last ev
ening to visit her brother Thos.
O. Givan and Mrs. Givan. Mrs.
Hamilton wh ois a resident of
Seattle will remain in Nome un
til sometime in September.
Among other prominent pas
sengers arriving on the Colum
bia were: Mrs Tillie Stangroom,
mother of Stewart Stangroom,
representative in the 1941 Alaska
i Legis’ature.
Mrs. R. S. Ludwig, nee Teddy
| Johnsen, and baby son. to joiij.
Mr. Ludwig who is connected
with the U S S R J M Co. Joan
Johansen accompanied her sis
ter.
Miss Nora Johnston, sister of
Johnee Johnston, from Vancou
ver, B. C. to spend the summer
visiting.
Mrs. Carl Anderson and child,
niece of Mrs. Jack Devine of the
Lincoln Hotel.
Mrs. C. S. Glavinovich and
three children, to rejoin Carl
Glavinovich, of the U S S R & M
Co.
Mrs Leonard Smith, wife of
Representative to the Alaska Leg
islature, W. Leonard Smith.
Mrs. Garnet Martin, wife of
Garnet Martin of the U S S R &
Mo. Co.
And Mrs. J. S. Robbins and
i three children, wife of J. S. Rob
i bins, manager of the Arctic
Circle Exploration Co. at Candle.
Bishop Fitzgerald Here
Bishop W. J. Fitzgerald, co
adjutor bishop of the Catholic
Church in Alaska, was an arrival
in Nome today via PA Electra
from. Fairbanks, to call on Fa
ther Joseuh McHugh of the
Nome parish.
The bishop is on a two-months
tour of Alaska missions. He next
intends to travel to the sites of
seven Eskimo missions. These are
Pilgrim Springs, headed by Fa
ther Edward Anable; St. Michael
and St. Margaret’s at Chaneliak;
Father Martin Lonneux; St.1
Mary’s at Akulurap, Father Paul
O’Connor; Mountain Village and
Marshall, Father George Endalj'
and Holy Cross, Father Frank'
Menager.
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Airways News
PAA Activities
A PAA Electra arrived Nome
today from Fairbanks, Captain
Savory and 1st officer Walton,
with 191 pounds of mail and the
following passengers:
Curt Reisinger
Mrs. Leslie We'don
Roy Bassett
Bishop Walter Fitzgerald
Miss Edr.a Ann Stosley
On the reutnr trip the plane
has as passengers:
Chas. Thornton
E M. Gustafson
Louise Mann
Jre Thomas
Curt Reisinger
Mrs. Weldon
Jerry Sullivan
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Pilot McKenzie came in. from
Fairbanks with three passengers:
J. Connie Hvder
Anna Martin
Cecil Wells
Pilot Bob Long made a trip to 1
Council with the fol’owing: Lois
Ost to Bluff: Mort Sullivan. Bill
Brookins, and Bob Lyle from
Council and Alvin Polet round- j
tripper.
Pilot Long also made a trip to
the Kougarok with freight bring
ing Father McHugh to Nome
from Pilgrim Springs.
Pilot Lund and freight man
ager Harry Lewis left for Teller
this morning at 10.00 a. m.
MIROVV ACTIVITIES
Pilot Sasseen is on his way to
Nome from Anchorage with pas
sengers and express.
Governor Ernest Gruening was
a passenger with J. J. Ryan, As
sistant Director of Civil Defense
in his amphibian plane whitjp
lfet Nome for Kotzebue yester
day. It was anticipiated that they
wou d probably proceed to An
chorage from the northern city.
A Meeting was held at the
City Hall Wednesday evening,
Mayor Andersen presiding, for
the purpose of discussing the
formulation of civilion defense.
Governor Gruening and J. J.
Ran, Assistant Director of Civil
iDefense, outlined the various as
pects of the proram. The Chief
Executive said, “It seems to me
that here fire prevention is most
important and protection against
possible air raid.”
It was suggested that each
home should have at least one
fire extinguisher and this should
be supplemented by buckets of
sand which are very useful in
putting out incendiary bombs. A
ladder for each house would
also be of great assistance.
Civilian Defense consists of
first, the revention of sabotage;
second, the combating of sabot
age; and third, the protection of
the community. Consequently'
the first step is to find out what
requires protection in the way
of public utilities, and next who1
are the ones to do the job. As a
result, Mayor Anderson appoint
ed Garnet Martin as Chairman |
of Civil Defense for Nome, and,
named as Assistant Chairman A.j
A. Ryan, Principal of the Nome
Public School. They will appoint
the heads of the committees list
ed in a general outline presented
to them by the Governor and
J J. Ryan.
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A not of reasurance was sound
ed when Gov. Gruening stated!
that as soon as the Army is able
to get around to it that somej
anti-aircraft guns will be sta-j
tioned here. I
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SEARCH BEGINS FOR
MISSING AIRPLANE
Archie Ferguson*, head of Fer
guson Airways in Kotzebue, wir
ed Fairbanks yesterday he was
sending a plane to the section
between Nulato and Unalakleet
to search for a two-place Taylor
craft flown by James S. Robbins.
Robbins, member of the Arctic
•Circle Exploration Company op
erting at Candle, was iflying the
small ship from Fairbanks to
Candle, where Sam Srafsky, own
er of the plane, is employed. He
left Nulato at 3 p.m. Tuesday for
Unalakleet and has been un-re
ported since.
Word of the beginning, of the
search was received by CAA In
spector E B. “Fred” Gentry in
Fairbanks.
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
DEPERE (Freight) Nome, July 3rd
Golovin, Unalakleet, St. Michael.
COLUMBIA (Freight, Passengers) July 9th July 18th
Nome, Golovin, St. Michael
BERING (Freight) July 20th Aug 1st
Nome, King Island, Diomede Island,
Kotzebue, Kivilina, Point Hope,
Point Lay, Wainwright, Point Barrow
DERBLAY (Freight) Aug. 10th Aug. 20th
Nome, Solomon, Golovin, Unalakaleet,
Ungalik, St. Michael, Teller, Tin City,
Wales, Shishmaref, Kotzebue, Keewalik,
(Candle), Dee ring.
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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