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I DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS DEMANDS
of the
National Defense Program
Deliveries of equipment and supplies for
I commercial use are increasingly uncertain. Price
advances appear inevitable.
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ARRIVES NOME
Arriving in Nome yesterday
from Fairbanks was a B 18 bomb
er in command of Major Davis
who was assisted by Lt. Yar
bough and Lt. Snyder. Major
Davis is commanding officer of
tb air squadron at ELmendorf
Field, Anchorage.
The B-18, which is one of the
Alaska Defense bombers based
at Anchorage, brought into Nome
two or three hundred pounds of
equipment for the local Weather
Bureau. On its departure this
morning, the plane carried
$10,000 worth of Eskimo made
garments.
FLYING FORTRESS
MAKES TRIP TO NOME
The B-17-B Flying Fortress
from Ladd Field, Fairbank, made
a round trip to Nome today on a
training mission. The flight was
commanded by Lieutenant Col
onel Dale Gaffney, commanding
officer at Ladd Field who has re
cently received promotion from
Major to his present rank. Maj-;
or J. R. Copenhaver and Major
H. R. Carr and other personnel
assisted on the flight Mr. Bush
I who is in charge of construction
at Ladd Field made the round
' trip.
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4th Game Committee Appointed
The executive committee of the
Pioneer Card Party Series ap
pointed the following committee
to hold the fourth party of the
series. This game will be played
Thursday, March 27.
General Chairman, Mrs. Wald
heim; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gillett ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Kaason,
Mrs. Devine, John Haldorsen,
Louis Nashenweng and Peter
Brandt.
The committee is planning a
i big tune for the last party.
HOSPITAL NOTES
j Louise Vlaar was admitted to
the hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Esi? Moody of Koyuk was
admitted Wednesday.
Martin Willoya was discharged
yesterday.
j Pastimes of a bygone era were;
( greatly enjoyed by those attend
ing the old-fashioned party given1
|by the Federated Ladies Aid last;
’ night. A number of quaint cos
j tumes lent atmosphere as did the (
' pastor in establishing the histor-,
| ical setting and the modes of con
duct proper to the time.
Old songs were rendered with
fervor under the direction of Mr.
' Loren Leech. After that sides
were chosen for the spelling
match, which didn’t last long.
The words “conscientious” and j
“rhinoc:rous” took a heavy toll, j
With a few more bad ones Mrs. i
Leech was left standing alone. |
When ample justice had been1
done to the refreshments, the
song lovers gathered once more
about the organ. So entranced
did they become with the har
mony thiy were producing that
it was a hard matter to call it an
evening and go home.
FOUR GIANT DREDGES
GET UNDER WAY
| Signalizing the inauguration of!
major mining operations in the;
Fairbanks area for the stason of
1941, four of the giant gold dredg
es of the U. S. Smelting Refining
and Mining Company got away
to a good start this week.
Idle since early in the winter,
the four big diggers began eating
gravel and bedrock on Wednes
day. They are located as follows:
Dredge No. 2, on Goldstream;
No. 3, at Chatanika; No. 6, at
Ester, and No. 8, at Fox.
The four other dredges of the
company’s fleet will be starting
up before long, possibly around
the first of the month.
DR. O. L. ALBERY
CHIROPRACTOR
Will Be In Nome For Two Weeks
In Jack White’s Rooming House
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Airways News
PAA Activities
Pilot Horm Joslyn arriyed on
schedule Thursday with one pas
senger, Nick Spagnola and 900,
pounds of mail. He returned im
mediately with one passenger, E.
L. March and 500 pounds of mail.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
John Cross piloting the Wien I
Stinson came in today and left
on an excursion trip down the j
coast and after returning start-1
ed north He is taking Ethel Vogan j
Igloo to Teller, Mr. Widner, to |
Candle and Miss Philips, Shish
maref to Kotzebue.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
Pilot Sasse-n arrived Wednes
day evening from Anchorage
with the following passengers:
Mr. and Mrs. G. Andre
Andy Cartright
Earl Brown
E. Lindgreen
L. Morley
Pilot Sassen made a round trip
to St. Michael Thursday.
Pilot Sasseen 1 ft for Anchor
age at 6:30 this morning with
Dr. L. Morley and is expected I
back this evening with express;
and passengers.
Pilot Wien left for Fairbanks
with Inspector Arlow; and he
wi.l stop at Jhe following towns
enroute: Haycock, Koyuk, Unal
akket, Kaltag. Nulato, Ruby and
Tanana. He is expected back Sat
urday with express and passen
gers.
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Mr. arid Mrs. Grover Andre
w.re returning passengers Wed
nesday via Anchorage. They stop
ped off at Juneau to visit Russell
and Phyllis Maynard, and plan
ed to return to Nome sooner than
they did. They were having such
good times that they missed the
boat for Seward, twice.
Mr. Andre plans to go mining j
for himself in the Kougarok this
season.
Herbert Turner also visited his
sister in Juneau but stopped off
at Anchorage, instead of coming!
on to Nome.
Nick Spagnola, after spending
six months vacationing in the
state of Washington is back to
r sume his work with the U S S
R & M Co.
Earl Brown, who arrived Wed
nesday, is to cook for the Kaiyuh
Mining Co. at Candle.
Andy Cartright was a return
ing passenger to Nome from Fair
banks on Thursday’s plane.
L. A. Morley is making his an
nual trip into Nome as Inspector
of the Public Health Service.
Madeliene Jacobson and Billie
Bourgault were arrested yester
day for breaking into Fred Bar
nofski’s cabin. After a hearing in
the U. S. Commissioner’s Court
today they were bound over to
the Grand Jury.
Odd Fellows Entertaining Tonite
The Odd Fellows tonight are
entertaining with entertainment,
cards and refreshments, the mem
bers of the Rebekah Lodge to
gether with the families of Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs. It is ex
pected that the members of both
lodges will turn out enmasse,
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11:00 a.m.—Church School
7:45 p.m. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Living With
God—By Honest Motives.” Spec
ial music.
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a.m.—Church School
5:30 p.m.—Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Today’s Need—
Faith.” W. P. Wood will preach.
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