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Airways News
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PAA Activities
The outgoing PAA Electra
scheduled for today with passen
gers cancelled out due to wea-.
ther conditions.
WIEN Af TIVmES
Oct. 29— Pilot Bob Long made
a trip to Teller with Mr. and j
Mrs. Sani Kendrick, returning to
to Nome via Coffee Creek with j
Edna Fix.
Pilot Sig Wien made a trip to
Dick Creek with George Bodis,
t ■ Shishmaref with Nancy Olana
and returned to Nome with Gene!
Erickson from Keenan’s Camp.
Oct. 30 — Pilot Long made a;
trip to Council, Golovin and Hay i
cock returning with Wallae Por
ter and August Ohlsen from Hay
cock.
Pilot Sig Wien left with a load j
of freight for Council, Golovin
and White Mountain.
Oct. 31 — Pilot Long left Deer
.ng with John Cross, Scotty Tay
' lor and freight.
RAINBOW SKYWAYS
Plane Talk
What young man about town
is figuratively and literally in
the clouds this morning? None
other than Kevin Walsh who
made his first solo flight Thurs
day afternoon at the Nome air
port.
Kevin has the distinction of
being the youngest student here
' at Nome to solo, being only 18
j years old. His friends in and out
I of school have been following his
progress with considerable inter
! est. Teachers today will undoubt
edly be tearing their hair as
Kevin and his buddies bufev.
, through that most important of
all flights—the first one alone.
This makes the sixth Nome
student of Instructor Frank Whal
j ey’s to be on their own. There
are several others anxiously
j awaiting their chance to try their
i wings alone.
A SOURDOUGH
CHINESE SAYS:
A sourdough Chinese of Ketchi
kan reports in the Alaska Fish
ing News:
.‘Japanese kill millions of Chin
| ese, but there are millions more
| still fighting. Mllions born every
year. China will be Chinese
when Japan is forgotten. My peo
pie know how to suffer, die, pay
taxes ind live in impoverished
conditions, and will remain so
until the end. Japan nor any
other nation will never dominate
China."
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After November 1
We Will Close At
6 P. M.
LEHMANN’S
News Items
JOHN MeLl’KE IS FIRST
TO VOLUNTEER FOR ARMY
An Eskimo, John McLuke, gets
credit for being the first volun
teer in Selective Service Board |
No. 6 area. John McLuke is a fine
young man and is anxious to j
servie his country; he should*
deve’op into the best type of sol
dier.
The Alaska Telephone & Tele
graph Co. announces that after
Nov. 2, the telephone servi: ,
hours will be from 8 a.m. to 12
midnight.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Bes
sie Wheeler, will be held Satur
day afternoon at 2 p.m. from the
Lavinia Wallace Young Mission.
MEDICS SEEK
TYPHUS CURB
Repeated appearanecs of ty
phoid fever in villages on Norton
Sound, east of Nome, during the
la.st four years is requiring the
attention of the Territorial De
partment of Health to seek a
check on the disease.
Dr. Courtney Smith, Juneau,
director of the health depart
ment, accompanied by Lloyd A.
Morley, sanitarian attached to
the Anchorage branch laboratory
of the department, make an air
plane trip recently to Golovin,
El:m and White Mountain to
make a thorough investigation
into the problem.
A complete field laboratory,
enabling the men to make a
thorough field survey was used
by the department workers. A
omplete medical, sanitary and
laboratory survey in each of the
three towns will be conducted
by the men. The Indian Bureau
is cooperating financially in con
ducting of this survey.
Endemic cases of the typhoid
have occurcd in the villages dur
ing the last three and four years
which Dr. Smith indicated is pro
bably due to a carrier or water
supply. It is the object of the
survey to check the source of the
disease in the communities, and
eliminate the cause.
The entire survey is expected
to take three weeks, with ap
proximately five days being
spent in each of the three com
munities. Although white people
live in each of the villages, the
greater part of the population is
Eskimo.
This is the first time that such
a survey has been undertaken
by the Territorial Department of
Health, Dr. Smith explained. The
importance of the survey is in
dicated by the thoroughness with
which the department is making
the investigation into the prob
lem in the Nome area.
WEATHER FORCAST
Continued cloudy with inter
mittent light snow tonight and
Saturday. Fresh southeasterly
winds and little change in tem
perature until Saturday night.
Federated Church
Wilbur P Wood, Pastor
110 a m.—Church School
7 45 p.m. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “The Dynamic
of Faith.” Anthem by the choir.
Lavinia Wallace Young Mission
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a m.—Church School
5:30 p.m.—Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Abusing God’s
Power.” W. P. Wood will preach.
Catholic Church
Father J.I. McHugh, S.J. (Pastor)
Sunday Masses 8 and 10 a. m.
Sunday Benediction 7:30 p. m.
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SHIP Sails from Seward Sails from Juneau
YUKON . Tubs 'Nov 4 Thur Nov1 6
uALASKA . Thur Nov 6 Sun Nov 9
COLUMBIA . Sat Nov 8 Tubs Nov 11
McKINLEY . Thur Nov 13 Sat Nov 15
ALEUTIAN .. Sat Nov 15 Mon Nov 17
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