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THE NEVADA
TOM CLONINGER
Airplane News
Mirow Air Service
October 22, Pilot Jefford went
to Golovin with Bud Harper and
Martin Augonoak. He returned
via Bluff with Jerry Galvin and
F. C. Fearing. Mr. Harper was a
round trip passenger, returning
from Golovin.
October 23, Pilot Jefford left
for Fairbanks with Don Harper,
George Hellerich and Chas.
Strom. He is expected back to
day.
Pilot Mirow left for Council
with freight and mail, today, con
tinued on to Moses Point and
Ungaiik where he was to pick
up six passengers for Nome.
A trip was scheduled for Tel
ler, Tin City, and Wales on the
twenty fifth, and to Cordova
Thursday, the twenty seventh.
The Mirow Air Service appeals
to all owners of homes large
enough to accomodate roomers,
to contact them, giving the num
ber they can accomodate, single
or double bed, single men or
married couples. Their’s is a dire
need for rooms with the increas
ing number of people coming to
go out on the boat. If the towns
people will cooperate with them,
they wil see to it that all people
coming in by air will be taken
care of.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Saturday, Pilot Sig Wien made
a trip to Council and returned to
Nome with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Shaw and John Mathieson.
Pilot Wien also made a trip to
Teller Saturday afternoon with
E. K. Johansen and Henry Wuhr
mann who were round trip pass
engers. John Hegness was picked
up at Teller and the return trip
was made by way of Taylor and
Coffee Creek.
Sunday, Pilot Wien brought
Mr. and Mrs. Holland to Nome
from Coffee Creek.
Sunday morning, Pilot Frank
Whaley flew to Council to bring
Nels Christian, Paul Maphis, and
Floyd Bishop to Nome.
Today Pilot Wien left for Tay
lor and returned to Nome with
three passengers from Kougarok
Consolidated Placers, names un
)
known. His second trip was to
Haycock with passengers, names
unknown.
j Pilot Whaley made an attempt
to get to the Kougarok today but
was forced to return to Nome
due to adverse weather condi
tions.
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The Radio Club meeting plan
ned for tonight has been post
poned until Wed., Oct 26th, at
7:30 p.m., City Hall, due to the
fact that Mrs. Sprenger, Nome’s
Public Nurse, is conducting a
class tonight.
REWARD
For information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who maliciously
shot into and broke a headlight
and windshield of a Modcl-T
Ford car, parked at Nome River
near foot bridge leading to Os
borne Creek. Leave information
at Nugget Office.
NOTICE
Any person or firms having any
bills against Mrs. Tony Nicholas
will please present them to the
undersigned not later than Nov.
15th.
Tony Nicholas
NEWS ITEMS
—
The S. S. Mount McKinley of
1 the Alaska Line, is expected to
arrive at Nome Tuesday evening
at 6 o'clock, according to informa
; tion received this morning by
; Joe Harnish, Nome agent of the
Alaska S. S. Co.
Henry Gardner was arraigned
this morning before U. S. Com
. missoiner C. C. Tanner, and pled
j guilty to a charge of being drunk
on a public street. He was fined
$50.00 and released.
The Drama Club will hold a
business meeting Wednesday
n:ght at the Federated Church
Parsonage at 8 p.m. All who are
members of the group, and any
others interested in dramatics
are urged to attend. Plans for
the production of the next play
will be discussed.
.
■New' arrivals on the S. S. Mt.
MciKinley due Nome tomorrow
night, whose names did not ap
pear in the telegraphic list of
names of passengers when the
vessel left Seattle, are Mrs. Bill
Jefford and child, wife of mech-1
anic Bill Jefford of the Mirow
Air Service, who will make
Nome their future home.
Chas. M. O’Leary who has
been working on the Snake Riv-j
er harbor project, was presented:
with the winning free ticket en- i
titling him to transportation on!
the last steamer from Nome to!
Seatlte. The ticket was presented i
by the Nome Sports Association, i
—
Mr. Charles Simms, old-time
Nomeite was today removed
from his home to the Maynard:
Columbus Hospital. Mr. Simms j
who is janitor in the U. S. S. R.j
& M. Co. office building has been j
in ill health for some time past, j
—
Mrs. Stella Bayne who came j
to Nome early last spring to
look after her mining interests j
in the vicinity of Nome, which i
is under lease to Jack Skain,
Gabe Johnson, et al., will be a |
passenger to the outside on the
last sailing of the Mt. McKinley,
this week end. Mrs. Bayne has
been in ill health for some time
and has finally decided to leave
for her home in San Francisco. I
The leasees of her property will j
continue to develop the mine dur,
ing the winter by sinking a new
shaft and stooping out the pay
streak.
HITLER’S BOOK
IS BEST SELLER
BERLIN, Oct. 22 —Chancellor
Adolf Hitler is Germany’s best
author. His one book, “My Bat
tle,” has reached 400,000 sales
and is expected to pass the mil
lion mark before the end of the
year. Every newlywed couple in
Germany is presented a copy of
the book.
NAVY DAY
In accordance with the prac
tice of past years, a message will
be broadcast by the Navy Depart
ment by radiotelegraph to the
amateurs of the United States
and insular possessions on Navy
Day, October 27, 1938.
In connection with this broad-•
cast the American Radio Relay 1
League at West Hartford, Con-'
necticut, will conduct a receiv-1
ing competition. The league wilL
receive the copies from the var
ious contestants and in due1
course will supply the results to
the Chief of Naval Operations.
Letters of appreciation from the
Navy Department will be sent to
these persons who submit per
fect copies of the broadcast.
The transmission will be at
the rate of approximately twen
ty five words per minute and
will be preceded by a five min
ute continuous “CQ” call. The
transmitting schedules are as fol
lows:
From Washington, 9:00 p.m.,
75th Meredian Time, simultan
eously on 4045 and 8090 kcs.,
call letters NAA.
From San Francisco, 7:30 pun.,
120th Meredian Time, simultan
eously on 4045 and 9090 kcs., call
letters NFG.
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FRATERNAL ORDERS
I. O. O. F.
NOME LODGE NO. A-5
Meets Second and Fourth Fridays
..
Next regular meeting October 28
Odd Fellows Building
MIDNIGHT SUN
Rebekah Lodge
No. 3-A. I.O.O.F.
Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday's.
Next Meeting October 26
Nomination of Officers
Odd Fellows Hall. 8 P. ni.
L. O. O. M.
No. 1413
Meets 3rd Monday Each Month
Next regular meeting October 17
Odd Feliowc Hall. 8 P. M.
PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS INC.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
NOME TO FAIRBANKS.....WEDNESDAY 1:30 PM
FAIRBANKS TO JUNEAU .... THURSDAY 8:30 AM
Passengers, Express, U. S. Air Mail
Radio-Equipped Lockheed Eiectras
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Wednesday and Saturday Nights
THE NEVADA
TOM CLONINGER