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PAA Activities
A PAA Pilgrim piloted by
| Hawley with flight mechanic Mc
Caw arrived Nome yesterday at
10:35 p.m. with mail and passen
gers: Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Boyid
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed C'ausen.
Passengers on the return trip
i were: Mr. M. M. Stewart and
Miss Clara Engbretson
A PAA Electra piloted by Haw
ley and Lorenz arrived today at
11 a.m. with 1200 pounds of mail
and one passenger, Ben Mozee.
The return trip was cancelled
out due to weather conditions in
Fairbanks. Passengers will be:
Henry Wuhrman, Harvey Grant,
Bill Oliver, Arnold Thommen,
and George Hellerich.
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MIROVV ACTIVITIES
Pilot Sasseen left for Anchor
age this morning with the follow
| ing: Dr. Smith, Dr. Morley, Mil
ton Seidenverg, C. E. Strand,
Herb Strand and F. Baranosky.
Frank Whaley took off for Mos
es Pt., Ungalik and Unalakleet
with Mrs. H. Ivanoff and Eula
Kootuk for Unalakleet and Jens
Forshaug, Ungalik to Unalakleet.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Oct. 27—Pilot Long, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Pearson from Coun
cil, also Hans Larsen and John
Hoem. Cliff Allyn and Ham Ty
ler from Beaver Cr. and E. W.
Quigley from Solomon.
Oct. 28 — Pilot Sig Wien from
Deering with Joe Belleview, Bill
Frost, J. Cross, Mr. Smith and
A. Cordovado.
Pilot Long with Ted Luotto,
Buzzy Tighe, Peggy Nold and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stewart from
Beaver. Mr and Mrs. Mort Sulli
van and two children from Bluff.
Paul Kotongan to Moses Pt., Ax
el Otton to Koyuk and Salem Ab
raham to Haycock.
I Pilot Rudy Billberg brought Dick
! Forsgren, Frank Zimnisky, Fel
ton Fortson from Deering and
I Homer Roberts and Joe Felder
from Solomon.
Pilot Lund returned from Fair
j banks with passengers.
Oct. 29 —Pilot Lund to Fair
banks with Robert Gore, Paul
Maphis, Dorothy O’Mara, John
j Kelly and Arthur Johnson.
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U. S. Marshal B. B. Mozee was
a returning passenger on the
PAA Elcera today, after an of
ficial trip to the States with in
sane patients. He also had a short
j vacation, saw a couple of excit
j ing football games and visited
with this two daughters. Miss
Yvonne Mozee who accompanied
i her father, has entered the Wil
lamette University at Salem,
Ore., and Miss Bonnie is contin
uing her education at the Uni
versity of Washington at Seattle.
Mr. Mozee spent a few days in
Juneau, visited a short while
with the Governor and Russell
Maynard, Public Welfare Direct
or. He also made a short trip to
| Sitka which he says is quite
' some Army base now.
CITY MAKES APPLICATION
FOR GOVERNMENT FUNDS
At a special meeting of the
City Council held October 28, it
was voted to apply to the United
States Government for a grant
amounting to $34,134, for repair
ing, widening and surfacing city
streets. The reason for this re
quest for government funds is
due to increased traffic on the
streets occasioned by the arriv
al of a contingent of U. S. Army
| troops. Many heavy trucks, cater
pillars and other types of equip
ment are now being used on city
i streets, transporting supplies and
| materials to the Army Canton
ment, necessitating a large scale
improvement of streets.
The Federal Government recog
nizes the justification for such
expenditures of public money,
and Congress has already appro
priated a large sum for such pur
poses. Practically every town in
Alaska has made application sim
| ilar to this being made by Nome.
No doubt it will take some
time before the allotment is
made for Nome. However, the
| application, with all necessary
documents has already been mail
1 ed and is on its way.
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Mr. Ed Clausen, Superintend
ent of the Northern Commercial
Co. stations of Alaska, arrived
i via PAA plane yesterday from
Fairbanks to board the McKin
ley, enroute to Unalaklet on com
pany .business.
I Mr. R. M. Boyd, chief account
j ant of the Northern Commercial
Co. stations, accompanied by [
Mrs. Boyd is also making the'
trip. Mr. Clausen expects to re-j
: turn to Fairbanks via Seward in
about six weeks.
i Accompanying her husband as
i far as 'Nome was Mrs. Clausen:
j who will remain here for several
! weks visiting their daughter,!
Mrs. Joseph Hopkins, J)r., ar*d
i Mr. Hopkins and admiring the
j new baby grand daughter.
New Portable Building for PAA
A new administration and com
municalion building of portable
type to be erected at the new
airport, which arrived on the SS
. Baranof, is to be erected as soon
! as constructors and a superviser
i arrive from Juneau, the local
office of the PAA stated today.
PASSENGER LIST
of mt. McKinley
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S A Tucker
H A Bayne
Mr and Mrs. Jim Pauos I
Knute Drange
Earl Hjort
|, Zelda Olsen
Mrs Waldo Nold
Mrs A J O'Leary
Margie O’Leary
Clint Atwood
Riley Stewart
Casey Jones
H Tyler
Allan Grange
Ed Jacobsen
Bill Deady
B H Crisp
Dan Kelly *
C O Glass
Arthur A Weiss
Kenneth Tucker
Ralph Klokkwold
Mr. Nash
Ted Luoto
Edward Webster
Harold Rynes
John Tomic
Burton Dempsey
J D Koskins
Chas M Lee
Robert Dempsey
E E Marfield
B E Thompson
John Kathner
Herbert Coker
Stephen Bella
Maurice Kelliher
Kay Handland
P Connolly
Alfred Bast
Glen Erickson
Richard Monsma
W Prun
H P Tighe Jr
John Carr
Walter Maas
John Campbell
Fred Waid
R R Gans
Wm Westdahl
Erick Kveven
Ignace Kowalski
E D Smith
Silas Kamallok
Arthur Johnson
L W Varnell
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DELICIOUS, per box . 4.95
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KING, per box .$3.95
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Announces a Five Percent Tax
On All Transportation Starting
October 10, 1941
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
MT. McKINLEY . Oct. 12th Oct 21st
(Passengers and freight)
Nome
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. 1. WILCOX, Agent