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KINLOCH N. NEILL
Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building Fairbanks, Alaska
TOE E. BROWN
TO ENTERTAIN
ALASKA SOLDIERS
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. — Joe E.
: Brown, famous movie comedian,
flew here to make a personal
delivery of a br'de. He will es
cort Edith Richards to Anchor
| age, A’aska, where she will be
] come the bride of Lieut. Arthur
( Reighle, former football p’ayer
with the University of California
at Los Angeles, Brown will re
main in Alaska for some time
and entertain the soldiers now
, stationed there.
Editor’s Note:
Brown arrived in Fairbanks
j February 28 and with Miss Rich
| ard bearded a plane for Anchor
| age next morning. It is under
stood that his plans call for a
stay of about two weeks in Al
aska. After several days at Fort
i Richardson, where he will offic
| iate at a boxing tournament, he
| will return to Fairbanks for an
appearance at Ladd Field. He
may also participate on one of
Ladd Field’s frequent radio pro
grams from Station FKAR.
Though definite information is
not obtainable at this time there
is every liklihood that he will
visit Nome in the near future.
MOZEE IS CONFIRMED
WASHINGTON — The Senate
has confirmed the renomination
of Benjamin B. Mozee to be Unit
ed States Marshal of the Second
Division of Alaska with his head
quarters at Nome.
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COAST GUARD
SHIP HAMILTON
TORPEDOED, SINKS
WASHINGTON, Feb. — The
Navy Department revealed that
the coast guard cutter Alexander
Hamilton was sunk by enemy ac
| tion in foreign waters.
The cutter was said to have
been disabled by a torpedo and
I capsized in its attempt to reach
| port. The total number of casual
\ ties were not revealed but it is
J believed some of the crew es
!caped.
Editor’s Note:
The cutter is one which visit
ed Nome about three years ago.
FOR SALE—Phonograph, Camp.
Car, Baby Buggy, Sled, Bath
inette. Bassinette, High Chair,
Play Pen, Skiis, various house
hold equipment. Inquire David
Livingstone.
FOR SALE
1930 rebuilt Ford Car Crondlet
in good condition — $250. House
hold furnishings. At two story
black house on 2nd St. near D St.
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News Items
A PAA Pilgrim arrived and
departed yesterday with mail.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Mar. 3 —Pilot Billberg left on
I the Knbuk mail run with W. J.
■ McKinley for Deering and Art
1 Flatt for Kotzebue.
Pilot Paine returned from Fair
banks with a Load of express. j
Today —Pilot Paine Left for
Deering with a load of freight.
Pilot Long made a trip to Igloo
and Taylor with Mr. Benson and
Mrs. oJhn Kakaruk as passen
gers for Igloo.
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Mirow Activities
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Mar. 3 — Pilot Whaley return
|ed from Shishmaref with mail,
express and Edna O’Leary as a
passenger.
Pilot Hager returned from
coastal points. Passengers were,
Eva Zack and John Grant.
Pilot McKenzie returned from
I Anchorage. He had two passen
gers for Moses Point.
Pilot Moore returned from An
, chorage via Moses Point. The
, plane carried a load of express.
Today —Pi'ot Whaley made a
trip to -Moses Pt. with Otto Nel
son, Miss Charles, Andy Bango,
and Clement Bahr.
Pilot Hager left for down coast
points with mail and two passen
gers: John Grant and a native'
girl.
A flight is planned to St. Law
rence Is’and tomorrow, and an-;
, other to Anchorage.
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BURDEN RACE ON SUN.
Only three days left before the
Dog Derby on Sunday. All en
j tries must be made with Gordon
Osborn at Polet’s Store, on or be
: fore, Friday noon. At this time
Gordon will hold a drawing to
determine the starting time of
: each team. If a driver finds it
impossible to be present at the
drawing, anyone he chooses may
j act as ,his representative. This
: will give owners out of town a
j chance to be in on the know. j
The trail’s in pretty good shape
1 and the weather looks favorable'
for a good race. If the balmy
days continue even you spectat
ors will be able to stand on two
feet for the entire race.
Bob Baldwin has dusted off the
old rules, revised them to fit our
1042 Derby and Gordon Osborn:
vv'li run off a copy for all driv-j
ers. If any of you Cheechaccos
wish a set of dog derby rules for!
a souvenier, or if any of yo-all
care for a set to send to the folks!
back thar in Alabam, Gordon
will try to provide a copy for!
each of yo-all.
By the time the next issue of;
i the Nugget comes out, we will j
i have the names of all teams, j
. drivers and burdens for Sunday’s
1 race. So until Friday, keep your j
j eye open for stray hounds and |
maybe yo-all kn cetch ’nuff to
j win this here race yo-self.
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Richard E. Lee Attending
Curtis-Wright Tech.
In Los Angeles
In a communication to the Ed-;
itor. dated Feb. 24, from the|
Curtis Wright Technical Institute1
in Los Angeles, California, it is'
learned that Mr. Richard E. Lee,!
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard O.
| Lee of Nome, has become a stu-l
I dent of Special Aircraft Engine!
I at Curtiss-Wright Technical In
stitute.
Curtiss-Wright Tech, headed
by Major C. C. Moseley, noted
former Army flier, is one of the
largest aviation technical schools
in the nation and was selected by
the United States Army Air
Corps as one of a few schools
throughout the country to train
mechanics for the Army. Approx
imately 2,000 students are now
enrolled there, of whom Mr. Lee
is one of the latest to arrive. Of
these, approximately 600 are
Army personnel and the remain
ing 1500 are civilians.
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