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Each night, until about July first, sky condi
tions being favorable, flights will be made to view
the Midnight Sun. starting about eleven P. M.,
and continuing till about one-thirty. These flights
are made to an altitude of about 7,000 feet and
out approximately to the Sawtooth Mountains.
Reservations Should Be Made In Advance
| WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
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Udell Funeral Held Today
Funeral services for the late
Harry Udell were held at the
Federated Church today with the
Rev. Wilbur P. Woods officiat
ng. Following the services inter
ment took place at Belmont
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were friends and
associates of his, incuding W. H.
Cameron. A. T. Harris, Charles
Esch. Gene Marks, P. C. Sthay
3rd Ralph Kravachuk.
Robert Baldwin was organist
and solos were sung by Miss
Marianne Mish and Mrs. M. J.
Walsh.
Bud Udell, who died Sunday
morning following a severe ill
ness, was employed for the past
several years by the Nome Dept,
of the United States S. R. & M.
Co., in. the transportation div
ision. He was well and likeably
known by all his fellow employ
ees and friends.
The PA A Electra arrived Nome
from Fairbanks this afternoon
piloted by Hall and Savory. In
coming passengers were Chuck
Carmody and Ralph Lomen. 100
pounds of mail was also carried.
Or. the return trip passengers
were: W. Rogers, Ike Tayl'or,
Sid Rood and Dr. Morley
Most evident of the cargo
brought in by the S. S. North
King are the new cars, seen on
Nome’s streets. Business houses
in Nome with new cars are: the
Nome Drug Store, John Lichten
berg Hardware and the Nome
Laundry. Besides other individ
I uais have acquired 1940's best in
automotive equipment. The Nev
ada Taxi is an example of the
last word in taxi equipment. New
to Nome too are the trucks of
the U. S. S. R. & M. Co trucks
with six wheels and four-wheel .
drive.
The new road being built ac
ross Dry Creek from Belmont
Point, near the cemetery to near
] the tramroad bridge on this side '
| is nearing completion. The new '
road is being built by the United <
States S. R. & M. Co. to elimin-',
ate the long haul through town, i
out B street and thence to the
Center Creek road. It is under
stood the road will be used to *
transport equipment to the Sub- ;
marine development.
For the past week or so a bull
dozer has been working day and <
night pushing in and grading a! 1
long fill across Dry Creek. It pres :
‘ ent about three-fourths of the fill <
is in and the culvert, through 1
which Dry Creek is to flow, is in <
place.
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The S. S. North King of the!1
Alaska Line has nearly competed 1
discharging of cargo at Nome,: 1
and will probably sail sometime 1
tomorrow for Seattle via Dutch
Harbor and . way ports. 1
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IALLIS-CHALMERS faster DIESEL power
The New Streamlined Tractors
Powered with General Motors Two Cycle
Diesel Engines
AND REMEMBER —
LUBRICATE TRACKS ONLY ONCE IN 200 HOURS
—With the positive seal truck wheel assembly, you
need lubricate track rollers and idlers ONLY ONCE
IN 200 HOURS. You save up to 90% on roller and •
idler lubrication, gain many extra operating hours on
greasing time, greatly prolong track life.
MANY OTHER LABOR AND MONEY-SAVING FEATURES
CALL AT OUR OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
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Civil Aeronautics Inspector
; Chas. Burnett, wag an arrival
last evening from Fairbanks, on
a regular routine check-up of
commercial aviation in this sec
tion of Alaska. Mrs. Burnett ac
companied the inspector.
Pilot Sig Wien made two trips
to the Kougarok with freight,
passengers returning were Tony
! Linndstrom and Mr. Havenstrite
from Taylor to Nome.
A trip was made to American
Creek in the afternoon with Bar
ney Rolando and R. Pohl. Freight
i was also carried.
Sig Wien made a trip to Coun
j cil in the evening with freight
i and passengers. John Glass was
I taken from Nome to Council.
Trips are scheduled for the
I Kougarok, Council and Bluff.
Appearing in today's issue of
! the Nugget is an adverisement
J by the Wien Airways stating that j
| from now until about July first,
! flights will be made each even
| ing, weather permitting, to view !
A aska’s famous Midnight Sun.
i The flights will be made at an al
titude of about 7,000 feet and
wiU go approximately to the
i Sawtooth Range.
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] Ralph Lomen, President of the
j Lomen Commercial Co. arrived
j by plane from the States today.
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Chuck Carmody, former clerk
for the N. C. store in Fairbanks
I arrived today to enter the em
| ploy of the Bon Marche.
! Sidney Rood, Gen. Reindeer
! Supt. was an outgoing passen
| ger today on official business to
j Juneau.
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Dept, of Justice Examiner Ro-i
I gers after completing his work
at Nome, was a returning passen
ger to Fairbanks today.
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Ike P. Taylor, head of the Al
| aska Road Commission returned
| to Fairbanks today after spend
ing some time in this section.
KENN’S BAKERY and GRILL
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
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BERING SEA ROUTE
Sailings from Pier 1, Seattle at 10 a.m.
S. S. DENALI sails July 11 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. DERBLAY Sail August 10th for Nome, Norton Sound
and Kotzebue Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails Sept. 18 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails October 16 for Nome
SOUTHAVESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
YUKON . June 8 June 13 June 13 June 20
ALEUTIAN . June 15 June 20 June 20 June 27
BARANQB' . June 19 Juij^ 25 June 25 July 1
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent