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Airways News
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PAA \ctlvines
A Pi grim arrived this morning
with Pilot Lien and mechanic
Moller with lf>96 pounds of 2nd
class mail and one passenger,
Emerson Bassett, operations su
■v rintendent of the Alaska ser
’• cf Pan American Airways,
Inc.
Miumv Arm tm-.s
Pilot Moore left for Anchorage
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Glass, Leona Glass, Bar
r ey Crosby, Fred Durocher and
Eugene Smith.
Pilot Hager returned from the
mial run with Fred Katchaday
from Unalakleet.
Pilots Sasseen and Moore are
due from Anchorage today.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Nov. 6 — Pilot Bob Long to
Council with freight and Anton
Hakinson and Hans Larson.
Pilot Sig Wien to Fox Bar
with Joe Wallin and freight for
Taylor.
Nov. 7 — Pilot John Cross to
Deering returning to Nome with
J. H. Johnson and R. King from
Deerign. He left immediately for
Golovin and Moses Point.
Pilot Long to Iglo with Mrs.
Ethel Vogan and son.
Pilot Long to Candle and Kot
zebue.
Military Capers At Jamboree
Military Capers will be the
theme of the eveing next Satur
day night, November 15, when
the Home Arts Club presents its
fifth annual Playfield Jamboree.
As a compliment to the officers
and men stationed at Nome a
military motif will be carried
out in the program and the de
corations. New military trends in
ladies' fashions will be featured
in the style revue and there will
be a skit designed for those new
ly inducted into service.
Following a gay and colorful
program there will be games
with prizes for everyone, food,
fun, frolic, and later dancing.
The drawing for the children's
door prize will come at ten-thirty
and the drawing for the adult
prize at midnight.
Tickets are on sale by the
school children. Buy yours early
and save the date.
WEATHER FORCAST
Fair and continued cold tonite
and Saturday morning with in
creasing cloudiness Saturday af
ternoon followed by light snow
Saturday night or Sunday morn
ing. Slight increase in wind vel
ocity from Northeast.
119 Men Are
Inducted Today
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A capacity crowd was on hand j
I this morning to witness the cere'
monies held at the Nome Public j
School for the 19 men who were
i inducted into the Army. Excel-:
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; letn music was furnished by the!
Nome Band under the direct:on
of Bernie Knudsen who also led
the community singing.
Mr. A. Polet was chairman 'of
the occasion and introduced U. S.
District Judge J. H. S. Morison
who made a few very timely re
marks. As each inductee answer
i od roll call the audience heart
ily applauded.
The Local Board named Pearse
Walsh as leader of the inductees'
I and he presented his credentials |
for the group to Captain Gar
1 uette Martin, commander of the'
U. S. Army troops at Nome, who
made a brief address. Harold i
Bergh was chosen by the Board 1
I as assistant leader.
In addition to the above-named
gentlemen, the following were
seated on the platform with the
' draftees: Major Floyd Hayes and
Lieutenant Milton C. Eason,
both of the U. S. Army; U. S.
Marshal B. B. Mozee; Dr. Thom
I as Morcom; adn C. C. Tanner, A1
mer Rydeen and O. S. Weaver of
Local Board No. 6.
The following were inducted
at the ceremonies this morning: I
John McLuke, George Luke, |
! Emery Lloyd Martin, Franklyn 1
Moses Johnson. Earl Kangazinia,:
Charles Hammond Soyster, Jos-j
eph Apodruk, James Aresac, An
drew Frederick Katchatag, Char
les Evert Smith, Paul Anowiic,
Happy P. Wemark, Jacob Hoo-■
gendorn, Vincent D. Ivanoff, |
Pearse Michael Walsh, Harvey
Harold Stewart, Harold Milton
Bergh, Trygve Elmer Ulricksen
and Andrew Koweluk.
Donald Buck and Robinson
Blankenship who were drafted
by Local Board No. 12 of Kotze-'
bue were also seated on the
stage.
Some of the remaining 23 men
of the quota called by Local I
Board No. 6 were unable to
reach Nome by the date set for
induction due to transportation
d.faculties. These men will be
inducted immediately upon reahe
ing Nome. Other registrants hav
ing left this locality were induct
ed today by various other Selec
tive Service Boards extending
through Alaska and the States as
far even as Washington, D. C.
IS FINED S500
U. S. Commissioner C. C. Tan
ner this afternoon passed judge
ment of $500 against the defend
ant in the case of the U. S. versus
The Nome Mercantile and Min
ing Co., a corporation. Oral not
ice of appeal was given in open
court.
The jury found the defendant!
not guilty on the first count 1
which was a charge of selling
liquor to an intoxicated person;!
but found the defendant guilty
on the second count which was
a ehtarge of selling liquor to an
habitual drunkard.
The jurors were: Roy Snyder, \
Albert Chagnon, Leonard Kroh-!
low, Gunnar Bowman, Cecilia;
Tate, Lena Saterlee, Julius Pat-1
terson, Lawrence Johansen, Dav
id Norman, Milton O’Farrell,
and Edward Becker.
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ARCTIC CLUB DINNER-DANCE j
The Arctic Club dinner dance
whioh was held last evening at
the Nevada Grill was greatly en
joyed by the members and their
friends. Credit for the success of
the event goes to Joe Hopkins,
chairman of the entertainment I
committee of the club, and to |
Jim Davidson, who officiated as
master of ceremonies.
Miss Mae Walton arranged the
numbers for the community sing
ing which was much enjoyed. A
comic skit entitled “And So It
Goes” was presented by Billy
Smith and Jo Ann Johansen and
was well received iby the au
dience. A quartet composed of
Loren Leech, Wilfrid Boucher,
Mel Johnson and Bernie Knud
aen sank several numbers, Jack
Whaley vocalized the very pop
ular “Fly Song.” An impromptu
song presented by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Whaley, Jack Whaley and
Jim Davidson.
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Departures
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WED. SAT. SUN.
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MON. WED. THURS. SAT.
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SHIP Sails from Seward Sails from Juneau
ALASKA . Thur Nov 6 Sun Nov 9
COLUMBIA . Sat Nov 8 Tuos Nov 11
McKINLEY . Thur Nov 13 Sat Nov 15
ALEUTIAN . Sat Nov 15 Mon Nov 17
YUKON . Tues Nov 18 Fri Nov 21
BARiANOF . Thur Nov 20 Sai Nov 22
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent