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Mi row Air Service
Activities
Pilot Martin left for Unalak
leet to set up the winter mail
scheduled and Mrs. Martin will
move to Unalakleet Wednesday
to make her home there for the
winter.
Pilot Jefford left for Fairbanks
with a full load of passengers
for that place. Names of the pas
sengers were: Mrs. E. Lottsfeldt
and child, A. Benson, W. A. Wil
son Elmer Tveeter, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee and Wm. Munz.
Pilot Chambers left for Teller
with Morris Thompson and ex
press for that place.
Pilot Chambers left for Coun
cil with express and one passen
ger for Golovin: Mrs. Florence
Garfield.
iA trip is scheduled for An
chorage Wednesday of this week
and also a trip for Fairbanks.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Sig Wien returned to Nome Fri
day afternoon from Fairbanks
with the following passengers:
Ann Walsh, Fairbanks to Nome;
Wallace Johnson, Fairbanks to
Haycock; Eva Paul, Haycock to
Nome.
Saturday Sig Wien made a
flight to Koyuk, Haycock and
Candle with express and passen
gers. Mr. Kincoktoak, Nome to
Koyuk; Thomas Riley, Nome to
Haycock; Mrs. John Foster Hay
cock to Candle; Mrs. William
Beltz and family Haycock to
Nome.
Frank Whaley made a trip to I
Coffee Creek, Pilgrim Springs,
and Igloo with freight and mail.
Yesterday Sig Wien took a I
load of freight to the Kougarok j
and returned to Nome via Teller.'
Jack Bullock was a passenger!
to White Mountain this morning. I
Freight was also carried for!
Council.
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BROKEN TOYS WANTED
Anyone having broken toys,;
children’s playthings, sleds, skiis,
bicycles, tri-cycles and etc., wish
ing to donate them for the bene
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.
NEWS ITEMS
The regular Monday scheduled
PAA mail plane arrived today
wth a large consignment of first
mail. On its return to Fairbanks
the plane carried mail and two
passengers: Mrs. M. McKinnon
and L. J. Carlson.
Tre Board of Directors of the
Northwestern Alaska Fair Assoc
! iation w'ill meet Monday evening
at 8 p.m. at Polet’s Store for
the purpose of receiving final re |
port of the Sixth Annual Fair
and settle acounts. The date of
the Seventh Annual Fair will
j also be set.
The Board of Directors of the
Northwestern Alaska Chamber
j of Commerce will meet tomor
row at a luncheon meeting at the
| North Pole Bakery.
Leonard Krohlow to be Warden
Leonard Krohlow, popular
| young man about town, of Nome
is to play the part of the warden
in the play “The Valiant” to be
given Thursday, November 16, at
the Federated Church.
The warden is a man of about
sixty pears in charge of the
state’s prison at Wethersfield,
Connecticut. His office is a large
cold, unfriendly apartment. He
is no sentimentalist, but he be
lieves that in each of us there
is a constant oscillation of good
and evil; and that all evil should
be justly punished in this world
and that all good should be gen
erously rewarded—in the next.
The motorship Boxer of the
Bureau of Indian Affairs sailed
from Nome for King Island Sun
day morning about 9 a.m. The
vessel carried the King Island na
tives with their supplies to their
winter home, King Island. Also
aboard were Mr. and Mrs. Cam-1
eron school teachers for the is
land school. There were about!
two hundred natives. The only
other passenger was V. R. Far
rell of the Bureau of Indian Af
fairs.
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Saturday night while the King
Island natives were waiting to
be lightered to the Boxer a slight
wind came up and prevented
their going aboard. Since their
homes at the east end of town I
were all closed up for the winter 1
Mr. and Mrs. Starling, teach
ers of the government school
here permitted them to say in
the school house. One or two of
them were very ill and during
the night one young man died.
His body was taken aboard the
Boxer and its is .expected he will
buried on King Island.
The Civil Aeronautics Author
i ity radio Beam Station to the
east .of .Nome has very near
; ly assumed its completed state.
The five towers each 144 feet
; high have been completed and
I the central station building is
| very nearly habitable; a heating
plant having been installed leav
ing only the finished work to be
done.
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j Various functional units on the
! towers are under various stages
of construction and poles for the
power lines to the station are
but about a mile of being set up.
The road to the station has
A P P 0 I N T E D — Formerly
director of personnel, Gordon C. !
Clapp (above), 84, of Knoxville,
has been named by F.D.R. gen
eral manager of Tennessee Val- j
ley Authority.
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Main .Store Branch Store
Tel. Main 103 TcL Main 55
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POLET STORES
ESTABLISHED IN 1900
been made passable and today
it was expected the last of the
gravel for the year was to be
hauled.
Each night, a kerosene lantern
is lighted on the top of the tow
ers to warn off stray planes. Af
ter the power is installed a bat
tery of search lights with out
line the towers at night.
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