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Board Directors
Chamber Com.
Hold Meeting
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The regular meeting of the
Board of Directors of the North
western Alaska Chamber of Com
merce was called to order Dec. 6
by President Guy Mish, all dir
ectors present. The minutes were
read and approved.
Mr. Walter B. Heisel, an active
member of the Juneau Chamber
of Commerce, who is visiting
Nome to confer the Scottish Rite
D'gTees to a Nome class, was a
guest of the Chamber.
Mr. Heisel brought the greet
ings of the Juneau Chamber of
Commerce. He stated that he was
much impressed with Nome’s wea
ther and economic possibilities.
He was told to prepare for cold
w eather, instead he finds it to be
better than what he experienced,
coming to Nome.
Secretary Polet brought to the
attention of the Board, the re
ceipt of an additional 600 letters
originated by the articla in the
Cosmopolitan Maganzine. ,
He read several and all pointed
out to the desirable personnel
from which the future popula
tion could be increased.
After discussion, the Board de-1
cided to appoint a committee 1
composed of Sullivan, McCon
aghy, and FA Seidenverg to fur
ther study the problem and re
port.
The opinions expressed at the
meeting was that we should deal
with facts and true information
to be printed, probably in pham-!
phlet form, to be mailed to them.,
While actual discouragement1
should not be given, only those,
who are financially able and will
ing to take a chance in this s'c-j
tion, should be given the inform- j
ation, but not to urge them to;
come.
The meeting was adjourned. |
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Pilot Jack Herman arrived at J
the Nome airport late this after- j
noon from Kotzebue, with War-!
ren Ferguson and “Shorty” j
Woods as passengers. The Fer- j
guson Airways plane is expected,
to rat urn to its Kotzebue base
tomorrow. '
\irplane News
Wien Alaska Airlines
Archie and Floyd Wheeler were
returning passengers to Nome,
T.< Hay, from Fairbanks via
Wien Alaska Airlines plane pi
loted by Sig Wien.
Pilot Wien made two trips to
Council yesterday, after arriving
here from Fairbanks, bringing to
Nome as passengers A1 Goodwin,
Hans Larson, Violet Glass, Bar
ney Crosby and Tracey Swanson,
from the Council mining section.
Passengers leaving for Fair
banks this morning via Wien Al
aska Airlines plane were: Glad
ys Hogendorn, Jimmy Kealiher,
and A. Lundestad, who are en
route to the States. Pilot Sig
Wien is expected to return to
Nome this evening or early to
morrow and make another flight
to Fairbanks immediately.
Mirow Air Service
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Gunderson
and family were returning pass
engers to Nome from Fairbanks
yesterday with Pilot Hans Mi
row.
F. D. “Dummy” Sheldon, Bud
Boyd, J. E. Jensen, and Bill
Frost were passengers to Fair
banks today with Pilot Mirow of
the MAS. He is expected to re
turn to Nome today.
PAA ACTIVITIES
The second PAA mail plane
which arrived Monday from Fair
banks, remained here overnight
and took off again on its return
mail trip Tuesday morning. Pass
eng.rs outbound were Chas. C.
Hinde, Dr. A. L. King, for Fair
banks; Dudley Warner for Jun
eau, and Mrs. E. G. Benewa for
Golovin. First and second class
mail was carried by the plane.
The next mail plane is schedul
ed to arrive here Thursday, w.p.
Pilot John Cross hopped off
this morning on his return trip
to Deering his home port. There
wera no passengers outbound.
—17 Days to Xmas—
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SILK MENDING
Have you been unfortunate
enough to get a snag or run in
your silk hose? If so, send them
to Mrs. P. C. Sthay, 3rd Ave.,
Lane’s Way.
Women's’ and Men's Silk hos
iery mended by the new
INVISIBLE-NO-MEND
System—as good as new.
Other Silk Mending also handled
MRS. P. C. STHAY
3rd Ave., Lane’s Way
Nome, Alaska
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NEWS ITEMS
17 more days to Christmas —
Just enough time left to mail
Christmas greetings to the folks
in the States—but to insure of
your mail getting there in time,
air mail postage should be used,
as PAA mail planes leave Fair
banks for Juneau each Sunday to
connect with southbound mail
steamers. Mail planes are sched
uled to arrive Nome Thursday,
Dec. 8, Monday, Dec. 12, Thurs
day, Dec. 15, and Monday, Dec.
19th.
Tonight, Pioneer Igloo No. 1,
will hold election of officers for
the ensuing year, and as other
important business matters are
expect' d to come up, a large at
tendance no doubt wil be pres
ent. The meeting will be called
at 8 o’clock, the place the IOOF
Hall.
fTol'ldwingj the meeting the
Roof Garden Committte will
hold a short meeting to discuss
matters pertaining to its annual
affair.
Secretary A1 Hjellen of the
Nome Sports Association, stated
today that a meeting of the mem
bers of the association will be
held tomorrow evening at 7.
at the Nome High School build
ing, for the purpose of attending
to some important business.
The native owners of the Nome
Douglas reindeer herd have made
arrangements to round up the
herd and bring them to Fort Da
vis where the annual holiday
killing of deer will be made, and
the meat proportioned to the na
tive owners and familiies, and
also distributed to Nome mer
chants. ,
| A number of natives are now
in the hills engaged in the round,
up and incidentally are hunting j
fox. It is reported that one of the,
herders was successful in getting |
seven red fox recently. With the
reindeer roundup the killing of j
reindeer will provide bountiful
holiday dinners for both whites,
and natives in this section. Of,
course there will also be the us- j
ual turkey and chicken dinners,
for those who prefer them.
Charles C. Hinde, territorial
bank examiner, who has been in
Nome for the past several days,
left on his return trip to Fair
banks, via the PAA mail plane
Tuesday.
In an interview with G. R.
Jackson, president of the Miners
& Merchants Bank of Nome, Mr.
Jackson stated that the territor
ial bank examiner said he “found
the Nome bank in excellent con
dition."
Mr. Hinde also made two sug- j
gestions for improvement in con-1
nection with the local bank,
namely: “1st, that it make a
small servioe charge on all check
ing accounts where the balance in
the account falls below one hun
dred dollars in any one month, as
is done in other Territorial banks.
2nd. to reduce the rate of interest
the bank is now paying on time
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deposits to a rate no higher than
other banks in the Territory are
paying.”
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