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AHEAD W I T H HEDY —Renewing a friendship begun J i
i three years ago in France, Hedy Lamarr, star of "Ecstasy” and i ]
currently called the movies’ glamor girl, chats with the Maharajah
of Kapurthala, one of India’s wealthiest potentates. He visited the
studio sets in Hollywood. Miss Lamarr, who is Mrs. Gene Markey
in private life, is costumed for a tropical role.
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NEWS ITEMS
The PAA Eloc'ra arrived from
Fairbanks this morning with one
sack of mail M. C. Wallgren, C.
F. Shrcugcr as pasengcr. It left
this afternoon with Mrs. A. G.
Reynolds. J. H. Breining, B. Spen
cer. F. F. Benson, ,T. F. Eagan,
and J. G. Molyneaux.
ROUND-WORLD-FLIGHT
POSTPONED TO AUG. 26.
Mr. Ichitaro Takata, Japanese
newspaper representative today
received a telegram from his
Japanese offices that the depart
ure of the round-the-world air
plane “Nippon,” has been post
poned.
Following is the text of the
wire: Owing to the death of Prin
cess Fushimi, one of the mem
b< rs of the Japanese Royal Fam
ily, whose funeral will be held
on the 25th of August, and which
calls for nation-wide mourning,
the departure of “Nippon” from
Tokyo has been postponed until
the 25th (25th in Nome), and
from Numera until the 27th (26th
in Nome).
New Operator In Charge Radio
Staff Sergeant Arthur L. Goble
formerly of Ketchikan, who ar
rived on the S. S. Denali, form
ally took charge of the U. S. Al
aka Communications station at
Nome. Sunday, vice Victor S.
Page, who is being transferred to
the States.
Mb. Page, it is understood, was
a passenger aboard the S. S. Dan
ali, in the unofficial capacity of
interpreter for the cruise to East i
Fape, Siberia.
Meanwhile Sergeant Goble has
aken charge of the station here.
The same personnel remains,
t was understood. Mr. Gobles is
■xpected to fly to Nome to join |
ler husband in the near future, i
The Board of Directors of N.W.
Alaska Chamber of Commerce is
o meet at the North Pole for a!
uncheon meeting at noon tomor- j
■aw, Tuesday. All members are re
luested to be present to discuss i
nd consider the removal of the i
adio station to the Federal build
ng.
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The U. S. Coast Guard patrol
Spencer sailed Saturday morning
or Unalakleet, returning Sunday 1
norning at 9:30 and departed |
igain at 6:00 o'clock for St. Law1
once Island with Mr. Raney and j
^ofessor Larson.
The motorship Meteor left for
3t. Michael with mail taken from
he Denali.
FRESH BAKERY GOODS AT
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MIROW AIRLINER ARRIVES
SEATTLE AUGUST 19th.
Telegraphic advices Saturday
1 lo the Mirow Air Service advise
that Pilots Mirow and Jeflord if
the MAS ,tri-motored Stinson ar
| rived at Seattle Aug. 19th with
U. S. Marshal B. B. Mozee unc
five prisoners; Jack Skain. anc
Miss Marguerite Lee, for Ssatllt
by way of Fairbanks.
The tri-motored plane was ex
oected to leave Seattle today foi
its return trip to Nome. It was ur
known who would be passengers
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Claj
in the local hospital, yesterday
a baby boy. And to Mr. and Mrs
Carl Glavinovich, Saturday morr
ing. also a baby boy. Both mo
thers and sons are doing nicely
The U. S. Coast Guard Patrol
Boat Alert arrived in port from
Diomede Island and King Island
at 6:30 Saturday morning and
brought back the King Islanders
I who unloaded ,the freighter “Red
I wood.’’ Mr. and Mrs. Cameron,
teachers from King Island were
also returning passengers. The
Alert immediately departed for
j Diomede Island with Mr. and
. Mrs. John Broddus and infant
i and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Whit
aker. the new teachers. The pat
rol boat returned to Nome at
1:00 p.m. and transferred cargo
and supplies from the Cutter
Spencer to the Alert, and then
immediately sailed for Unala
ka via Elim. Dr. Paquin, den
tal officer who has been aboard
the Spencer, was taken aboard
the Alert enroute to Unalaksa.
Lending Library Available
Mrs. Ida Sprenger, Public
Health Nurse now has in con
nection with her work, education
al material in -the form of books
and phamplets to be loaned to in
terested individuals. At present
there are 14 books available be
sides several phamplets issued
by the Children’s Bureau.
Healthful Living by Harold S.
Diehl, M. D. tells everything the
average person w-ants to know
about diet, exercise, etc.
The Nation’s Health is a dis
cussion of the National Health
Conference, at Washington, DjC ,
which was held July, 1933.
Shadow on the Land by Thom
as Parran, M. D., Surgeon Gen
eral of the U. S. Public Health
Service.
Modern Ways with Babies by
Elizabeth Hurlock.
These and the other books
cover various subject pertaining
to health.
Mrs. Sprenger is at her office
from 1 to 2 p.m. every day ex
cept Saturday and Sunday and
will be glad to help interested
persons select reading material
at that time or at other times by
appointment.
Mirow Air Service
Activities
Friday evening Pilot Martin
made a trip to Teller, Tin City,
and Wales. Virginia Calkins was
a round tripper and Mrs. Vera
Harmon was a passenger from
Wales to Nome.
The tri-motored Stinson arriv
ed in Seattle Saturday morning
at 11 a.m. Pilots Hans Mirow and
ELECTED — A Kiwanian
since 1922, Bennett O. Knudson
(above), attorney in Albert Lea,
Minn., has been chosen the presi
dent of Kiuanis International
for 1939-40.
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Main Store Branch Store
Tel. Main 103 Tel. Main 55
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To Get Your Orders *
1st. We will ship your orders direct to you.
2nd. We will deliver your order from our
Nome stock.
3rd. We will ship your order and will store
it for you to be delivered to you
as you need it.
4th. We will sell you your order at special
low wholesale prices.
POLET STORES
ESTABLISHED IN 1900
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Jack Jefford at the controls. The I
' ship is scheduled to leave Seat
| tie for Nome in a few days.
I Pilot Martin made a trip dow'n
| the coast to Solomon, Golovin.
Council and Aggie Creek this af
ternoon. Mail and freight was
carried to all of these places.
A trip is scheduled for Taylor
i with two passengers and freight.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Pilot Sig Wien made a trip to
Taylor, Deering, Noxapaga. with
freight and passengers. Jack Ho
gendoorn from Nome to Deering
via Taylor and A. V. Cordovado
from Nome to Deering.
A second trip in the afternoon
was made to Macklin, Taylor,
Noxapaga. Shishmaref. Teller,
and Taylor staying overnight at
Taylor. Passengers were Glenn
Briggs from Shishmaref to Tel
ler.
Sunday, Pilot Wien flew to Tay +
lor to Noxapaga back to Taylor
then to Fox Bar, Coffee Cr. and
then to Nome.
Monday, Sig Wien's first flight
this morning was to Taylor with
a load of freight.
His sec nd trip was to Mack
lin and Budd Creeks with Mrs.
Ed Jacobsen to Macklin. Two
passengers from Nome to Budd,
names unknown.
Several trips are scheduled 1
this afternoon to Points north,
Council and Golovin with freight
and passengers.
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BERING SEA ROUTE
SAILINGS FROM PIER 1, SEATTLE AT 10 A. M.
Leave Due Nome
S. S. NORTH KING, freight & explosives . Aug 21 Aug 31
S. S. BARANOF, passengers & freight . Sept 15 Sept 25
S. S. MT. McKINLEY* passengers & freight Oct 10 Oct 20
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SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
i STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
Mt. McKINLEY-Aug 9 Aug 15 Aug 15 Aug 21
ALEUTIAN . — Aug 12 Aug 17 Aug 17 Aug 24
BARANOF —-- - Aug 16 Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 28
COLUMBIA — — — Aug 19 Aug 24 Aug 24 Aug 31
Mt. McKINLEY . Aug 23 Aug 29 Aug 29 Sept 4
ALEUTIAN.Aug 26 Aug 31 Aug 31 Sept 7
BARANOF . Aug 30 Sept 5 Sept 5 Sept 11
COLUMBIA.Sept 2 Sept 7 Sept 7 Sept 14
Mt. McKINLEY .Sept 6 Sept 12 Sept 12 Sept 18
ALEUTIAN.Sept 9 Sept 14 Sept 14 Sept 21
BARANOF.Sept 13 Sept 19 Sept 19 Sept 25 ,
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(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent
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