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NEWS ITEMS
Notices have gone forward to
Grand and Petit Jurors by the
( flee of the Clerk of the District
Court, advising them that they
x e called into session again this
fall.
The Grand Jury has been ord
t ed to report Oct. 9th and the
T tit Jury Oct. 16th. Two bind
« er cases are awaiting action of
t e grand jury at the present
1 me.
Word received late today said
t u the schooner Nanuk miss
i ' between Teller and Nome,
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had returned to Teller, after be
ing out in the storm most of the
night.
Miss Frances Meals, sister to
Mrs. Alvin Polet of this city was
an arriving passenger yeterday
with the PAA Electra. She will
visist in Nome for the next two 1
weeks.
Miss Meals, who is Librarian
at the University of Alaska at
Fairbanks, graduated from that
school in. 1934, and later took post
graduate library work at the
University of Washington in Seat
tie.
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I NEWS ITEMS
Pilot John Lind flying his own
plane under charter to Dr. Brain
hall, arrived Nome yesterday
from Fairbanks. ,
Dr. Bramhall is head of the
Physics Dept, of the University
f Alaska, and is also traveling
in the interests of the U. S. Gee
detic Survey.
I The PAA Eiecira arrived yes
! terday morning with mail and
the following passengers: Fran
ces Meals. G. S. McKean, John
White and Heinie Berger. Pilot.,
were Monsen and Savory.
Outgoing passengers were G
L. Watts. Charles G. Allen. L.
Baxter, S. F. Frazer and John
White. Mail was also carried.
Oil magnate, W.A.Bartholomat'
of California, arrived at Nome
- by plane Wednesday evening
from Juneau and Fairbanks to
board his yacht “Paragon" which
1 arrived at Nome Thursday morn
ing from the Territorial capital.
With Mr. Bartholomae are his
I guests Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey
Richardson and son of New York
j City. They boarded the Paragon
j at Nome and continued the trip
I to Teller, in the vicinity of which
Mr. Bartholomae has a dredge in
! operation.
i The Alaska Line Cruise vessel
Denali, said reports to Agent Joe
Harnish, is remaining today at
East Cape Siberia, after experienc
ing some ice conditions enroute
from Nome. Further advices on
her departure from East Cape,
Siberai for Nome are expected
by Agent Harnish tomorrow.
Agent Sam W. Taggart of the
Consolidated Olympic Lines re
ceived word of the departure on
scheduled time last Saturday of
the steamer El Capitan. Her ar
rival at Nome is expected next
Wednesday, it was made known.
This will be the second voyage
of the El Capitan to Seward Pen-,
insula this season.
Mr. I. Takata, Japanese news
agent for the sponsors of the
flight of the “Nippon" around the
world, received a message todya
which stated: “Bad condition of
the airfield of Nemuro due to
latest flood has caused Nippon
to take off for Nome from Sap
poro. a city about 80 miles west
,of Nemuro.”
According to the advices receiv
ed by the U. S. Customs agent in
Nome, the Japanese airplane Nip
pon (J-BACI) intends to start at'
Sapporo Aug. 27th, Japanese date
for Nome. It is due to arrive at
Nome about 10 ©clock the morn
ing of the 27 th, Nome time, or it
might proceed direct to Fairbanks
depending on the weather.
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Coast Guard Plane
Flies to Unalakleet
With Dr. Moreom
Flying to Unalakleet yesterday
m the U. S. Coast Guard amphib
ian plane, Dr. Mar com treated an
i-ight-year-old native girl for men
: ingitis, and took specimens of the
. spinal fluid for transmission to j
: the laboratory at Juneau fir ana-1
lysis as to its character.
"No outbreak of spinal menin-1
gitis has occurred at Unalakleet”
reported the Doctor, “although
when such cases are reported
great care is taken to prevent
S the contagious aspects of the dis
ease, spreading to others”.
Lieut. Snyder of the Air Ser
vice branch of the Coast Guard,
flew the plane, which left Nome
at 8:30 yesterday morning, arriv
ed at Unalakleet at 9:35; left
there for Nome at 12:30 and ar
I rived back here at 1:35 p.m..
[ Thursday.
, In the two different times that
j .the Coast Guard plane has been
utilized to relieve suffering of
persons in this part of Alaska.
Lieut. Snyder declared that he
had been assisted and had re
! ceived expert attention to his
plane by the Mirow Air Service
I of Nome. He declared he ap
preciated the assistance of the
Mirow Air Service and others in
making it possible for him to use
1 Nome as the base of his opera
tions.
The fact that Nome is so cen
trally located should mean much;
when the time comes for the es-!
tablishing of a Coast Guard Air
Base in this paid of Alaska.
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Mirow Air Service
Activities
A trip was made to Council.
Aggie Cr., Golovin and Solomon
bp Pilot Curly Martin. Freight
was carried to all of these places
and Joe Dexter was a passenger!
from Golovin to Nome and Edith
McVay from Solomon to Nome. |
Pilot Curly Martin made a
trip to Ungaiik. Council, Bluff
and return taking freight to
these places. Hans Hanson was
a passenger Ungaiik to Council
and Morton Sullivan was brot,
to Nome from Bluff.
Pilot Hans Mirow left Seattle
in the itri-motored Stinson at 12
noon Wednesday with express &
passengers, including U. S. Mar
shal B. B. Mozee
Thursday pilot Martin made a
trip to Teller, Tin City and Wal
es with express. Two passengers
are to be picked up in Wales for
Nome.
Trips are scheduled for Coun
cil and Bluff this evening wp.
Word was received from Pilot
Hans Mirow that he arrived in
Fairbanks at 10:30 this morning
in the trimotored Stinson. He is
to leave as soon as weather per
mits.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Wednesday evening Noel Wien
arrived from Fairbanks with one
passenger name unknown, freight
and mail. Immediately upon ar
riving at Nome he left for Coun
cil with Hans Peterson and Bet
ty Ost. Two passenger were brot
to Nome from Council. J. Mus
grave and O. Peterson.
Yesterday Sig Wien made two
trips north stopping at Taylor.
Noxapaga. Budd Cr. Coffee Cr.
and Teller.
Two trips were made from
Budd Cr and Taylor with pass
engers—H. Fraser was brought
to Nome from Teller. Freight and
mail were carried for all points.
Yesterday Noel Wien made a
trip to Haycock and Koyuk with
freight. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mon
eymaker were passengers to this
city from Haycock.
Trips are schoduled to the
Kougarok and Fairbanks as soon
as weather permits
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DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING
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BERING SEA ROUTE
SAILINGS FROM PIER 1, SEATTLE AT 10 A. M.
Leave Due Nome
S. S. NORTH KING, freight & explosives . Aug 21 Aug 31
S. S. BARANOF, passengers & freight Sept 15 Sept 25 ^
S. S. MT. .McKINLEY, passengers & freight . Oct 10 Oct 20
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
BARANOF .— —. Aug 16 Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 28
COLUMBIA.. Aug 19 Aug 24 Aug 24 Aug 31 a
Mt. McKINLEY . Aug 23 Aug 29 Aug 29 Sept 4
ALEUTIAN. Aug 26 Aug 31 Aug 31 Sept 7
BARANOF .. Aug 30 Sept 5 Sept 5 Sept 11
COLUMBIA.Sept 2 Sept 7 Sept 7 Sept 14
Mt. McKINLEY .Sept 6 Sept 12 Sept 12 Sept 18
ALEUTIAN.Sept 9 Sept 14 Sept 14 Sept 21
BARANOF ..Sept 13 Sept 19 Sept 19 Sept 25
COLUMBIA.Sept 18 Sept 21 Sept 21 Sept 28
YUKON. Sept 20 Sept 28 Sept 28 Oct 2 >
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent
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