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AIRWAYS
Alaska Star Airlines
Gordon MacKenzie flew in from
Anchorage Saturday with Victor
Rowe the only passenger.
Sunday, Pilot Norman Weaver
made a round-trip to Moses Point
and Unalakleet with' Chesley
MacDonald for Unalakleet and
Claude Stenslani for Moses
Point.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Frank Whaley made four
round trips Saturday to Teller,
bringing in U. S. Geodetic Survey
men and equipment. The passen
gers were R. W. Warner, R. G.
Kitchen, W. E. Cadle, Jack
Childs, W. Johnson, P. O. Stan
ley, Don Rennie, W. Kircher, R.
Schultz, H. Chenoweth, Bruce
Campbell.
Chas. Kirschner of the U. S
Geological Survey came in from
Lost River Saturday.
Sig Wien came in from Pt.
Barrow, bringing in the Elmer
Green family from Kotzebue,
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: returning immediately to Kotze
bue to pick up a load going to
Fairbanks.
James Bachtel, Edward Tay- j
lor, Maurice Wakefield, Chas.j
Thompson and Raul Valle of the
U. S. Geodetic Survey, came in
with Frank Whaley Sunday.
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TELLER
Miss Helen Frost, Lutheran j
missionary of Teller, was in Nome ;
last week for dental treatment
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Mrs. Annette Kitzmiller re
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j end from Teller where she has
1 been during the past week, giv
ing the children of the Teller
Territorial school their physical
| examination.
The Ladies Aid Society of
the Federated Church, will hold
a Bake Sale at Lehman’s Store
Saturday, Oct. 16th..
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Manicured hands operate the.
wheels that control the ma
chines that lift the load.
CHARLESTON, S. C.—(API
Pint-sized women are doing
man-sized jobs at the Charleston
Navy Yard—and they’re doing
them eight times faster than
their husky predecessors.
Beauty has replaced brawn at
the yard’,s supipjly department*
thanks to the new lifting ma
chines designed espe.ially for
feminine operation. These ingen
ious devices which have cracked
the manpower shortage bottle
neck, have helped the shipbuild
ing and repair yard maintain its
record average of one new des
troyer a week, and they have
meant new jobs for women.
Women operate overhead
cranes that lift 25 tons without
a squeak, giant cranes whose long
| booms stretch out 100 feet to
! snatch up 30 tons at a single bite,
j and little cranes on rubber-tired
wheels that wiggle their booms
I like inquisitive elephants’ snouts.
One woman can do more for
1 the war effort in one hour than
eight old-ifashiioned man-hours.
And it’s all done with ma
chines The most marvelous new'
device in the supply department i
is the fork lift and its little
helper, the pallet. A powered
j elevating device on wheels, the
fork lift can raise heavy loads
i 17 feet and carry them almost j
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The pallet is the power behind !
the fork. It provides the space j
under the articles to be handled
so that the prongs can get un- '
i derneath to lift.
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SCHOOL NOTES
By RUTH SEIFFERT
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School started last Monday, i
October 4th, for the high school
students.
Mrs. Billie Cameron and Mrs.
Lloyd Petersen are the substitute
teachers. Mrs. Petersen is teach
ing the seventh and eighth grade
Mrs. Cameron, the high school.
The people of Nome are very
fortunate in having so many fine
I teachers.
Mr. Overbaugh is the new jan
j itor for the school year. We have
heard some fine remarks about
what a shining school we have.
Good work, Mr. Overbaugh.
Surely hope we can have lots
of good times on our new gym
floor. Looks very fine. Suppose
we can roller skate I hear a
I big “No ”
The students of the Nome
school had a half-holiday last
week. The furnace was acting up
again.
Mrs. Ole Hay was hostess at
Dexter last Sunday afternoon in
. honor of Olga’s birthday. Many
games and a lovely lunch was
enjoyed by 18 guests. The honor
guest received many lovely gifts.
| Do you suppose Betty will ever
I learn to eat spaghetti?
Wonder who the genius is in
I the Wallace Hotel that my sister
! goes to see eadh Wednesday after
school? i
Erick, is your clocg keeping
good time these days - '
Hey, good-lookin’! When do we
get to see that picture "" ~
We hear thart Bopby S. is get
ting to be a real fisherman.
Missing school ,hu!mg: Kay,
Noreen and Ship Walsh. Frankie,
i Ruby, Mary and Pat O’Farrell. I
! Phyllis and Mary Roell. Elizabeth j
! Rude and Harriet Remier.
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Brol^i teeth and bumped
nose* often result from, push
ing afid shoving at play
ground drinking fountains.
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Johnny's hurt! He's too little
to play on jungle gym
Visit the Ladies’ Aid Bake
Sale at Lehman’s Store, Sat
urday for your Sunday "good
ies.”
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