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PACIFIC ALASKA * AIRWAYS
ANNOUNCES
Change in Nome Schedule
Shins Arrival and Departure
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YOUR HOME MERCHANTS
ASK YOU TO "BUY AT HOME”
NEWS ITEMS
The PAA Pilgrim piloted by
Dick Hawley arrived Nome yes
terday with mail and George
Bodis from Fairbanks. On the
return trip M. J. Wilcox was a
passengqK to Fairbanks. Mail
was also carried.
A PAA mail flight for Norm
is scheduled for tomorrow.
Nome agent M. J. Wilcox of
the Alaska Steamship Company,
was an outgoing passenger on
yesterday’s PAA mail plane. Mr.
IWilcox is emroute to Seattle
via Fairbanks, Anchorage and
Seward. He will be local, d at
the Alaska Steamship Company
offices, Pior 2, Seattle.
A. Polet the well-known Nome
merchant is leaving for Juneau
tomorrow, Thursday with the
1 PAA to attend a meeting of the
Alaska P.aiming Council which is
to be h Id on Tuesday, Decem
ber 3. Mr. Polet is the member
of the Board representing the
Second D:vi:-on. He reports that
the principle business to come
up is thi3 adoption of the Special
Committee Report on the econ
omic conditions of the Second
Division. Said report when adopt
ed and presented will be render
ed to the coming Legislature.
NOTICE
Dr. Morcom, Chairman, an
nounces that owing to so many
conflicting dates, the Annual De
velopment Dinner to be he'd this
evening at the Nevada Grill, is
postponed to the first week in
January when the program for
the next Legislature wili be pre
sented.
Chamber Holds
Noon Luncheon
The regular meeting of the
Board of Directors of the North
western Alaska Chamber of Com
j merce met at the North Pole
Bakery.
Th.e Secretary read a communi
cation from the U.S. Maritime
Commission informing that an .
extension has been granted to!
file further briefs in the Alaska
rate investigation.
On motion the future meetings
f the Board will or: subject to
call on account of so many of the
Board members leaving and hav
ing left for the States.
ED KEIIOE DEAD
Sole winner of the $35,000 Ne
nana Ice Pool in 1926, Edward
Kehoe died recently at Fair
banks as tha result of pneumonia
practica'ly destitute. He was
about 50 years old and had lived j
at Tanana for the past 30 years.1
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Vfien Airlines !
Activities
Nov. 26—Piiot Wien made two
flights down the coast to Moses
Paint, Golovin, and Solomon
with express and the following
passengers: Mrs. Glasers, Norm?
to Golovin; Mr. Jordan, Mr.
iDahlquist and one other, Moses
Point to Nome; Allen Lee, Jack
Bu lock. Edith McVay, and Jens
R i-'mussan, Solomon to Nome. |
Pilot Lund took freight to the
Kougarok. Bud Thompson was!
brought to Nome on the return
trip.
Nov. 27 — Pilot Wien took
freight to thi? Kougarok and
wid go from there, to Teller to
pick up express for Shishmaref.
Lund left for Haycock, Moses
P int and Koyuk with express
and passengers. Stops will be
made at Bluff and Solomon be
fore returning to Nome.
Trips are scheduled for the
Kougarok and Fairbanks tomor
row.
\lircm Air Service
Activities
Pilot Sasseen left N me for
Anchorage Tu ^day with the fol
lowing passengers: John Chapay,
Anton Malde. S. Foskio, Bjarne,
Olsen, Ken Curtis, Peter Egrass, i
II. B. McKinley and Mrs. Bou
lang. r. Sasseen returned today
with a load of express and one
pass nger.
Pilot Brown made a trip to
Gc lov'n and White Mountain
Tuesday with mail.
Pilot Brown made a trip to
Council, White Mountain and
Bluff. His passengers to Council
wire Mr. and Mrs. A1 Doyle and
baby and express for both towns.
Fred Chambers left Nome for
Unaakleet Tuesday morning
with fr ight and mail for the
down river points. Chambers is
dqc back in Nome Thursday.
FRESH LETTUCE AT POLET’S
SHIP TO USE UNUSUAL DRY
DOCK IN MAKING REPAIRS
At the little village of Bethel
on the Kuskokwim River a'
strange ship repair job will be
dene this winter. It is the instal
lation of a new propullor on the|
U. S. motorship Boxer of the Bu
reau of Indian Affairs, in a dry-1
dock formed of ice.
The Boxer is moored in a;
slough at Bethel with long moor
ing lines running to shore. When
the slough is frozen solid, men
with axes will chop the ioe
around the stern of the vessel
and the broken propeller will bef
removed and a new cne installed
The new propellor will b>: ship
ped by boat to Seward, then by
rail to Anchorage and then by
plane to Bethel.
The Boxer was disabled in the
Kuskokwim in early October and
will spend the winter locked in !
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GREEK FREIGHTER SLTPS
AWAY FROM UNALASKA
Sailing just before a presiden
tial proclamation ordered that'
Greek ships be treated as bellig
erent vess.ls the freighter Geor
gios Potamianos e'eared from Un
alaska, according to a report re
ceived in Juneau by Collector
of Customs James J. Connors.
The ship sought refuge in the
Alaska port shortly after war
broke out between Greece and\
Italy.
The vessel took on bunker coal
and leaving an injured seaman/
in the Unalaska hospital, sailed1;
for the announced destination of |
Moji, Japan. The Georgios Pata
minos sailed originally from Wil!
mington, North Carolina in Sep-;
temb:r.
Under the President’s proclam
ation, Greece is to be treated as
a belligerent under the Neutral
ity Act of 1939.
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED
The Nome Daily Nugget carries
several forms of printing blanks
for your convenience — Dredge
Logs, thawing and drill reports
Mining Deeds Placer and Lode
j Location Notice.1, Vouchers,
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BEAUTIFUL GOLD NUGGETS
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‘ Or Payment On Account
This Holiday Gift Drawing Will Be Held Jan. 15, 1941.
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SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
SHIP Lv Seattle Lv Seward Lv Juneau
YUKON . Sat. Nov 23 Nov 28 Dec 1
McKINLEY . Wed. Nov 27 Dec 3 Dec 6
BARANQF . Sat. Nov 30 Dec 6 Dec 8
YUKON.Sat. Dec 7 Dec 12 Dec 15
McKINLEY . Wed. Dec 11 Dec 17 Dec 20
BARANOF . Sat. Dec 14 Dec 20 Dec 22
YUKON . Sat. Dec 28 Dec 27 Dec 30
BARANQF . Sat. Dec 2» Jan 3 J&n 6
ALASKA . Sat. Jan 4 Jan "10 Jan 13
BARANQF . Sat. Jan 11 Jan 17 Jan 20
ALASKA . Sat. Jan 48 Jan 23 Jan 26
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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