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Tuesday afternoon the regular
scheduled trip of the Alaska Air
lines arrived from Anchorage with
Pete Tagarook, Don George, Orval
Miller, Arthur Upickson. It de
parted with several children for
school at Wrangell, Pauline Berg
amanski, Eric Koutouch, Bill Pot
kapol, Marvin Simms, Annie Gun
nar, Jane Jorgeson, Marjorie Cas
tel. Other passengers for Anchor
age were Dorothy Warden and
Sam Styles.
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Peterson made a trip to
White Mountain yesterday with
Bishop Bentley of the Episcopal
Church.
Pilot Whaley made a trip yes
terday to Solomon with A1 Hep
ner who will cook at Lee’s Camp.
He also went to White Mountain
where he picked up Chas. Naga
cook for Kotzebue and brought in
Charles and Carl Overak from
Shungnak.
Today Pilot Peterson left for
Kotzebue with Mrs. Arthur Fields
and Peter Tagarook.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving late Monday evening
from Seattle and Fairbanks were
A1 Hefner, Reuel Griffin, Earl
Coulthard, Esther Wallace, and
Eskil Anderson from Galena. De
parting at midnight were Patricia
Quail, Tommy Quail, Antonio
Polet, Jack Foster, Betty Hen
dricks, Harold Heide, Wilfred Ver
beckmoes, Guy Brogdon, Anthony
Zorich, George Hellerich, Kather
ine O’Connor.
BOY SCOUTS FINISH
PUTTING UP STREET SIGNS
Do you know where Campbell
Street or Mettler Way is located?
Well you won’t have any trouble
now finding your way around
since the Boy Scouts finished put
ting up the street signs which they
have worked on all winter. This
civic improvement, which is a Boy
Scout project, has taken many
hours of hard work and the town
cannot be too generous in its
praise. They also have house num
bers ready and with a little en
couragement from the property
owners will start that undertak
ing; making Nome a more con
venient place in which to live.
COUNCIL MET
MONDAY EVENING
The repular meeting of the
Nome Common Counc’l was held
Monday evening in the City Hall.
Father Anabel, of St. Joseph’s
Catholic church, requested an ex
change of deeds to certain proper
ties on Stedman Street at Third
Avenue in order to clear titles on
said properties.
The council discussed the need
for a small warehouse in which to
store miscellaneous city equip
ment, and the feasibility of addi
tional space on the main floor of
the Fire Hall by building on the
east side of the present structure.
The Building Committee was re
quested to obtain figures on costs
of the two projects.
Carrie McLain, City Clerk, was
directed to send a letter to the
commanding officer of the Nome
Base regarding the two “guard
gates” on West Second Avenue
and on the Bessie Road at the
Center Creek cut-off inasmuch as
the war is over and the gates are
no longer necessary, except pos
sibly on the military reservation
proper.
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