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The PAA mail plane is due
tomorrow from Fairbanks with
the first winter mail of the sea
son. The mail will come to Nome
twice weekly as it did last win?
ter on Monday's and Thursdays.
The planes will carry a specified
amount of mail and it will be
made up for first class mail first
and then any other classes to
fill out the load.
A recent arrival in Nome is
j Mr. Joe Green of the Territor
j ial Treausury office, tax division.
I Mr. Green comes from Juneau &
j is in Nome on official business.
: It will be recalled that in 1937
I Mr. Greene was speaker of the
j House at the Alaska Legislature.
Jack Humling, this morning
was admitted to citizenship in
the District Court of Judge J H S
Morison.
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Clyde G. Sherman recently ar- j
rived in Nome has established
offices in the Federal Building,;
ground floor, room 20.
Mr. Sherman is of the Organ-1
ization and Extension Division of j
the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
His work is to make a study of
the economic possibilities of the j
various groups in western Alas
ka and to assist them in organ iz-j
ing and creating an outlet for
their produce. His work is au-1
thorized by the Alaskan-Indian j
Reorganization Act of 1936.
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The Alaska Telephone and Tele
graph Company announced to
day that commencing November
1, that their office will not open
| until 8 am
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The Ladies Aid of the Feder
ated Church will hold a meet
[ ing at the home of Mrs. Lars
R.vnning Friday November 3 at)
2 pm. Mrs. Rynning and Mrs.
Pete Sather will be the hostesses.
LEMMON-BIRKLAND
NUPTIALS MONDAY
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George E. Lemmon and Carol
ine Birkeland were united in
marriage Monday evening at a'
ceremony at the Federated par-!
sonage. • Rev. Wilbur P. Wood
performed the marriage service, j
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Martin were|
witnesses. Miss Birkeland recent j
ly came to Nome from Seattle,1
Washington, and Mr. Lemmon
has been associated with mining
activities in the Kougarok dis
trict for the past couple of years.!
Write to your friends and rela
tives on the ‘Outside’, using Sour
ough Stationery. They’ll get a big
tick out of it
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Wien Airlines
Activities
Yesterday Frank Whaley
made a flight to Solomon return-:
ing to Nome with two passen- j
gers Peter Curran and Jack Bui
lock.
In the aftrenoon a flight was
made to Salmon Lake with sup-1
plies for the railroad crew, i
Mort Powell was a round trip
passenger.
This morning Frank Whaley
left for Solomon with Pete Cur
ran. Immediately upon return
ing to Nome he left for Bunk,
er Hill and Teller.
Passengers were Lyman Culver!
and Glenn Madden for Bunker'
Hill and Mrs. Edgar Tweet Telj
ler to Nome.
This afternoon a trip was1
made to Taylor with freight and;
two passengers Otto Worm and,
Martin Willoya.
Sig Wien is expected to return
to Nome from Fairbanks as soon
as weather permits.
Mirow Air Service!
Activities
Pilot Jefford left for Teller,
Wales and Shishmaref on the mail j
run. This is the first mail run of
the 1939-1940 winter season.
If the weather conditions chan
ge between Anchorage and Nome
the Stinson A will leave for that
that place early in the morning.
Pilot Martin left for Council
this morning and will make a
trip to American Creek this af
ternoon.
Pilot Martin will leave for Un
alakleet soon to set up for the
winter mail schedule there.
A trip is scheduled for Fair
banks this week-end with one of
the Stnson A planes.
The Boxer of the office of In
dian Affairs arrived Nome last
night from Unalakleet. As soon.
as possible the Diomede Island
ers will be taken aboard and
carried to their winter home.
The vessel will then return to j
Nome to take the King Island
natives to their island. The ship
will also take their teachers Mr.
and Mrs. Cameron
BROKEN TOYS WANTED 1
Anyone having broken toys,
children’s playthings, sleds, skiis,!
bicycles, tri-cycles and etc., wish
ing to donate them for the bene- j
fit of less fortunate children are,
requested to communicate with
Harry Egbert, engineer at the
Fire Department, who is arrang
ing under the sponsorship of the
Nome Volunteer Fire Depart
ment to repair and provide for
distribution at Christmas time,
numerous children’s gifts along
this line.
SAVES H<S SPEECH
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Before takin the Senate floor in
the neutrality debate, Sen. Lewis
B. Schwellerbach (D-Wash). ar
dent Roosevelt supporter and ad
vocate of arms embargo repeal,
read his spee*h into a dicta
phone in his Washington, D C
office, in order it might be pre
served. .'
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