THE NOME NUGGET
GEO. S. MAYNARD, Editor
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Personal Losses
Alaska Fires
Ordered . Paid
WASHINGTON. April 27 l/Ti—
Two fires in Alaska in 1937 cost
the federal government $4,163.
This amount was paid to Indian
Affairs and Army officials by the
Senate when the bill passed the
^Vhite House.
$1,737 was ordered paid for
the relief of Ernest Robinette, a
teacher in the Office of Indian
Affairs at Kwethluk, for person
al losses suffered when the teach
"erage burned down October 28.
When fire destroyed the Indian
Service hosptial at Point Barrow
it caused these losses, alU order
ed paid: Stanley Morgan, $301;
Mary Ellen Speanburg, $84; Dr.
Stanley Maurer, $627; Mildred
Keaton, $267; June Deford, $175;
Terza Ungarock, $167; and Ella
Massoo, $89. t
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Gas Explosion
YUBARI, Japan, April 27 —
A double gas cxploson in the Yu
bari Ishikari coal mines killed at
j least 60 and injured 26 more.
Police at Hokkaido LsS'and said
that at least 150 were missing.
Hospital Notes
A five pound nine ounce boy
was born early Wednesday morn
ing, April 26th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Seidenverg. He has been nam
ed Robert Leo.
Mrs. Allan Lee and Allan, Jr.
are getting along nicely and will
soon return home.
Tom Hess, Ed Tamutzer, Chas.
Kennedy and Mrs. Rank remain
about the same.
Geo. Palmer of Cande is get
ting along nicely on crutches.
Fred Roberts has been a pa
tient the past few days and is
improving satisfactorily.
Marie Walters from Pilgrim
j Springs and Edward Paneak
I two Eskimo children, remain!
| about the same.
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Mrs. Eva Huff entered the hos
I pital this morning for an emerg
i ency operation.
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Bill Guisler returned to his
home in Teller after being in the
j hospital since last July with a
fractured hip.
Mrs. Aben Shallit was dismiss
ed after several days as a med
ical patient.
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Nathan Ost and Andrew H. j
Nerland were dismissed Thurs-1
day.
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Wien Airlines
1 Activities
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Wednesday, April 26, Pilot
Sig Wien made a trip to Pilgrim
Springs with Father McEmeel
and Brother Wilholm. Upon re
turning to Nome he left for Teil
1 ler with Mrs. Havercamp and
Edith Thompson.
A trip was also made to Golo
’ vin with Mr. Folger and two
trips to Fox Bar with freight
j and Otto Worm.
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April 27, Pilot Sig Wien had
i Joe Sullivan as a passenger to
| Bluff.
Two trips were made into
Daihl Creek with freight and pas
! engers Mr. and Mrs. Herman In
j gala, A1 Carey, Carl Hill, and
. Hans Nunen wrere all passengers
j to Dahl Creek.
Six passengers were taken to
Taylor in the late afternoon.
They were Mr. and Mrs. Keen
an, Jerry Sullivan, W. H. Con
way, Franke Linke, and Mr.
Price.
April 28, today three trips
were made to Dahl Creek with
freight and (Mrs. Anderson and
Oscar Oliiates as passengers.
Ed Jacobsen, Frank Widegar,
and Axel Tengelin were passen
gers to Taylor. Another trip is
scheduled to Taylor this evening
with passengers if weather per
mits.
In the afternoon William Geb
hardt wras a passenger to Fox
Bar and Dr. Butler was taken to
Igloo. Upon returning from Ig
lea Sig will make a trip to Coun
cil and White Mountain with
passengers.
Yesterday, April! 27, Noel Wien'
arrived from Fairbanks with the
tri-motored Ford plane. Passen
gers to Nome were:
Frank Nordstrom
Harold Blekum
Steve Anderson
Jim Baldwin
Tom Brice
Bill Johns
Steve Ridout
William Tavis
Gunnar Loe
Hardy Loe
William Gebhardt
And one other.
A trip was scheduled to Taylor
with freight for the Ford this
afternoon but due to adverse
weather conditions the trip was
cancelled until tomorrow morn-j
ing. The Ford, will be returning
to Fairbanks tomorrow and is ex
pected to bring another load of
passengers to Nome.
NOTICE
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tives on the ‘Outside’, using Sour
ough Stationery. They’ll get a big
kick out of it
Asks Billion Half
for Relief for Year
Beginning July 1
—
i WASHINGTON, April 27 <jT*>—
President Roosevelt asked Con
! gress for a relief appropriation
| of $1,447,000,000 for the twelve
j months beginning next July 1st.
1 In a message saying that substan
jtial gains were being made in the
: drive to reduce unemployment,
1 Roosevelt said the recommended !
figure for next year represented j
a reduction of one-third below
the approximately $1,250,000,000
! which he said was appropriated |
for the current year.
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SALE OF PROPERTY
No. 548
In the Probate Court. Cape Nome
Precinct, Territory of Alaska
In the Matter of the Estate of
J. A. PANGMAN, deceased:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that in pursuance of an Order
made by the above-entitled
Court on the 23rd day of Decem
ber, 1938, the undersigned Ad
ministrator of the above-entitled
Estate will sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder
for cash, subject to the confirm
ation of said Court, on Monday,
the 15th day of May, 1939, at the
hour of 2 o’clock in the after
noon, at the office of the United
States Commissioner for said
Precinct, at Nome, all the right,]
title and interest of said J. A.
Pangman. at the time of his
death, in and to
North Twenty-five (25) feet of
Lot Fourteen (14) in Block Fif
ty-two (52)
Lot Fifteen (15) in Block Fif
ty-two (52), all in the Town of
Nome, Alaska;
All interest of said Estate in
Arctic Springs, near mouth of
Bluett Gulch, left limit of Snake
River,
All of said property being with
in said Cape Nome Precinct.
Terms and conditions of sale:
The Administrator reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Said sale will be for cash in
lawful money of the United
States, twenty-five per cent j
(25%) of the purchase price is!
to be paid to the undersigned at;
the time of the sale, and the bal'
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ance of seventy-five per cent.
(75%) upon confirmation of said
Sale by the above-named Court,
and delivery to the purchaser of
a proper conveyance of title.
Dated: Nome, Alaska, April 14,'
1939.
H. F. HARPER.
Administrator
Publish April 14, 21, 28, May |
5, 1939.
FREEDOM IS BEING GUILLOTINED’
Dr. Edward Benes (right), former President of Czechoslovakia,
drives home a point as he confers with Vladimir Hut band, Czech
minister to Washington, during their meeting in Chicago. Benes
told a radio audience “with the subjugation of Czechoslovakia,
freedom is being guillotined.”
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