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ISews Items
, Dr. Noble Dick. opthalrrolcg'st'
e Fairbanks, arrived on the El-'
i 5C‘ra vasterday to treat patients
! ere. His services were made
i available through the efforts of
:he Territorial Dept, of Health,
‘he Office of Indian Affairs and
Dr. Mercon. Dr. Dick was delay
ed cn ac: art of adverse weather
; eondi'icn; so his time here will
be very short. Mrs. Dick accent
parted the doctor.
M. J. Wilcox, local Agent of
t :e A'aska Steamship Company,
'■-s received information from
tr.i'ir Seattle office that the rout
- of the S. S. Dcrblay sailing
from Seattle on September first
is been changed, and the Der
l lay will new call at the follow
g ports in the order named:
Dutch Harbor. Bristol Bay-Dill
ingha-m, St. Michael. Unalakleet,
Ungalik, Golovin, Solomon, and
Nome.
Cant. A.arr.cut Castel in com
mand of the schcontr Nanuk re
: turned to Nome today from a trip
to Uncle Sam's topknot. Point
Barrow. With him were his dau
ghter Susie and Bernie Knud
sen as round trip passengers.
On the trip north. Dr. Froelich
G. Rainey, University of Alaska
anthropologist was picked up at
Point Hope and Mildred Keaton,
Office cf Indian Affair? nurse and
15 young Eskimos girls were tak
1 e:i cn at Wainwright and brought
:o Barrow.
Mr. A E, Winfield, a former old
timer of Teller, Alaska, was an
arrival on the E ectra yesterday.
Soon after his arrival, he char-'
::red a }V.en Airlines piano and
flew to Ear Mountain to inspect
his tin lode property there.
Inquiries have been received1
i here concerning he whereabouts
j of George Fla (pons. The last
j heard from him. he was in Seat-,
i tie buying supplies for his mine
I at Nome.
Anyone having any inform
ation of George Parsons are ask
j ed to communication with John
U. G. Morrison, 3240 Second Ave.
Sacramento, Calif.
PROMOTION FOR BUCKNER |
WASHINGTON, Aug. — Presi-'
derit Roosevelt has nominated
Brig. Gen. Simon Buckner, 55. of
Mundfordville, Ky.. now com
; manding Alaska armed forces
J with his headquarters at Fort
i Richardson, to be a temporary
Major General.
Buy them by the bundle, Use
them for starting fires. For Sale
at The Nome Nugget.
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Airways News
l’AA Activities
A PAA Eloctra. under com
mand of Capt Haw'ev and 1st cfj
ficer Knepper arrived Nome yea-!
itiday with 360 pounds of mail:
and Richard Miller as a passer.-,
ger.
A second Electra under Capt.
Joslyn and 1st officer Lorenz ar
rived also having 267 pounds of
mail and passengers: Edgar v?r.
Bohler. Dr. and Mrs. Noble Dick.
Edwin Winfield and Mrs. N. C.
Tisdarde.
A th'rd ship piloted by Capt.
Joslyn and 1st officer Kr.epper ar
rived yesterday evening with
Guy E. Regal and Lloyd Gano.
PAA radio operator.
Outgoing passengers were Sid
ney Rood for Juneau and Lloyd
Sundstrrr,. PAA Nome radio op
erator. en-rcute outside on a va
cation. 593 pounds of outgoing
mail was carried.
AC Tl\ tries
P lot Snssecn left Nome airport
at 9:29 a.m. Tuesday for Anchor
age with the following passen
gers: Mother Mary of Angels, Dr.
Smith. Dr Fcord, Mr. Dopmeyer,
Harold Hansen J. C. Nee, and
Jerry R ys.
Pilot Sasseen arrived with the
following passengers and a load
of express:
Mrs. Madeline Moore
N. R. Schell
Gcrden Qsburn
Roiin L. Small
Joe Demares
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Aug. 12 — John Crop- to Fair
b. iks with Rev. You?!. Bob Lyle
and Patsy Cicss.
Bill Lund to Fairbanks with
Mr. McClellan, Ben Gelienbeck,
A. Polet and Andy Schwasdel,
Koyukuk to Fairbanks.
Slg Wien to Fairbanks via
Kotzebue and Teller with one
prosenger for Teller and Corey
Ford and Dan Holland to Fair
banks.
Bob Long took freight to West
Ruby also Fred Yenney.
Aug. 13 — Bob Long took ex
press to the Kougarok and Guy
Regal to Fox Bar.
A trip was made to Council,;
Golovin and White Mountain
with express and passengers.
RAINBOW SKYWAYS
Plane Talk
Sunday was an eventful day'
for fledgling Ed Snyder as he
made a very successful first solo
flight. He had completed his tail
spin instruction a few days prior
and Sunday afternoon wind con
dition o the Nome airport were
good so Instructor Frank Whaley
crawled out at the end of the
runway and told Ed “Itl; all
yours.” As far as is known Ed
Snyder is the first man to re-!
eeive instruction and solo in'
Nome for several years.
Tony Johansen is awaiting wca
ther for his spin instruction so
that he will be next in line to
solo.
RYAN LEAVES TO TALK
ARMS WITH LAGUARDIA
Only hours after returning'
from an extended inspecticm trip
of civilian defense in the Terri-;
tcry, J. J. Ryan, assistant direct-;
or of civilian defense for Alaska,
piloted his Beechcraft out of Juj
neau, bound for a two weeks’ fly
ing trip to New York to confer
with New York’s Mayor Fiorellol
LaGuardia.
A report on civilian defense!
work in the Territory and re-!
quests for weapons and uniforms!
for the home guard are reasons;
for Ryan’s hurried trip to the
other end of the States. Ryan!
will also investigate possibilities
for the organization of a civilian
air force in the Territory to be
used in time of emergency for;
transport work, ferrying army
planes and other non-combatant;
flying.
“Alaska pilots are some of the
best in the world,” he said, “but
many of them are too old to be
of much use in actual high speed
combat fighting.” The civilian air
force plan, he said, is now in use
in England.
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1841 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
SUTHERLAND (Freight) Aug. 2Cth Aug. 30th
Nome, Kotzebue, Keewalik, Deering,
Shishmaref, Wales, Tin City, Teller,
Nome. (Calls made in order named).
DERBLAY (Freight) Sept. 1st
Dutch Harbor, Bristol Bay,
Dillingham, St. Michael, Unalakleet,
Ungalik, Golovin, Solomon, Nome.
Mt. McKINLEY (Passengers Sept. 13th Sept. 21st.
Freight) Nome, Golovin, St. Michael
Mt. McKINLEY (Passengers Cct. 12th Oct. 20th
Freight) Nome
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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