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News Items
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TO HONOR MEN ENTERING I
ARMY FROM SEWARD PEN. 1
A brief public ceremony honor;
ing men who are entering the,
U. S. Army from the Seward Pen
insit'a region will be held at |
10:30 a.m. on Friday, November'
7. in the gymnasium of the local'
Territorial school.
Regular Army troops will be
present. Short addresses, and
music by the school band, will
be features of the ceremony. The
pub’ic is urged to attend.
DRAFTED MAN CAITION
TO ‘TRAVEL LIGHT”
Selective Service registrants to
Army induction centers should
“travel light.” taking nothing
but essentials so as to avoid in
convenience to themselves and
to the armed forces. John L. Mc
Cormick, Territorial Director of
Selective Service, cautioned.
One small bag should be suffi
cient to carry the things a sel
ectee needs until he is give,n his
equipment by the Army, the Dir
ector declared. eH said:
“If you wish, take a small bag
with a few clean clothes, a few
I handkerchiefs, socks, soap, towel
and other necessary toilet artic
les. These are essential for you
will be issued necessary equip
ment by the Army, but they may
come in handy should there be
any delay in your induction.
“Leave jewelry, large sums of
money, and other valuables
home, for they may be easily
i lost. If possible, take a little
spending money for such needs
a you may have before your first
pay day. Take some postal cards
or stationery and stamps, a foun
tain pen and an inexpensive
watch if you have them.”
Selectees wre warned by Dir
ector McCormick to leave auto
mobiles and motorcycles at home
Commanding officers will tell the
men on their posts if they may
have their vehicles and the sol
diers then will have an opportun
ity to get them from their home,
! he pointed out.
Unnecessary articles taken to
induction centers must be return
ed to his home by the selectee
at his own expense or to be other
wise disposed of. Director Mc
Cormick said.
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The funeral of the Simon in
fant will not be held at the Es
kimo Church Tuesday. Funeral
services will be held at White
Mountain.
WEATHER FORCAST
Clearer tonight and Tuesday
with light north easterly winds.
Lowest temperature tonight
about 18 degrees.
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PAA Activities
An Electra with Pilot Lien and
co-pilot Knepper arrived yester
day from Fairbanks with 600
pounds of first class mail.
Outgoing passengers on its re
turn to Fairbanks were:
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Root
Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGinnis
Sterling Montague
Harry Gabrielson
MllimV ACTIVITIES
Captain Sasseen arrived from
Anchorage Sunday with Florence
Symerog, Mrs. Kuki. Mr. Nelson
and express.
Sasseen returned to Anchorage
today with the following passen
gers:
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lucas
Madeleine Olson
Bill Munz
Pilot Frank Whaley made the
mail run to Teller, Wales and
Shishmaref.
Pilot Hager came from Anchor
age this morning flying the new
Mirow Air Service Cessna. He
left immediately for down the
coast on the mail run. Mrs.
Boles as a passenger to Golovin.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Nov. 1 — Pilot Sig Wien took
Perry Bahnke, Miss Stockton and;
one other to White Mountain and:
returned to Nome ith A1 Doyle.
Pilot Bob Long brought Mr.
and Mrs. E. Lucas to Nome from
Council. Another trip was made
to Pilgrim Springs, Igloo and |
Teller, taking Johnny Kugzruk
to the Springs and Mrs. Ethel
Vogan to Nome from Igloo.
Nov. 2 — Pilot Lund returned
from Fairbanks takink Mrs. A1
Rhodes from Galena to Nulato
and Avel Edmonds from Galena
to Nome.
Pilot Bob Long took Hans Jem
eouk and Harry Bone to Solomon
Barney Vogan from Teller to Ig
loo and returned to Nome via
Taylor bringing Jack Hoogen
dorn, Richard Hoogendorn and
George Lemmon to Nome. Har
r et Reimer and John Omedelana
were brought to Nome from Tel
ler.
Today Pilot Sig Wien returned
to White Mountain taking Mrs.
Pete Curran Jr. and Anna Jane
Mathews to Solomon:
Pilot Bill Lund returned to
Fairbanks with Irving Mck.Reed
and freight.
RAINBOW SKYWAYS
Plane Talk
Saturday morning another fledg
j ling tried his wings for the first j
time alone. Lieutenant Baum was
' checked out by Instructor Frank
Whaley at the new airport.;
1 Whaley states that Lieut. Baum
i completed his preliminary train
ing and soloed in less time than
any of the Nome students so far.
This speak very well for the
Lieutenant’s ability.
Students are endeavoring toj
put in as much time as possible,
i these days while the weather isi
so good. Another batch are due'
for their spin instruction this!
week.
Those who are building up'
their solo time now include Neva;
Whaley, Ed Snyder, Frederick j
Waid, Tony Johansen, Larrv
Galvin, Kevin Walsh and Lieut.?
Baum.
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Prospecting Drill Field Logs.
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Voucher Forms.
Special Power of Attorney
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SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA
ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seward Sails from Juneau
YUKON . Tue-s Nov 4 Thur Nov 6
ALASKA . Thur Nov 6 Sun Nov 9
COLUMBIA . Sat Nov 8 Tucis Nov 11
McKINLEY . Thur Nov 13 Sat Nov 15
ALEUTIAN .. Sat Nov 15 Mon Nov 17
YUKON . Tues Nov 18 Fri Nov 21
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent