PAN AMERICAN
Arriving last evening with Pan
American were Mr. and Mrs. L.
Bourgoufe, R. L. Thorne, A. G.
Taylor, M. Seccrer, C. Coons, and
Cal Yaggy.
Departing for Fairbanks were
B. Wilson, Wilbon Dahl, Ann
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Walsh; for Juneau, M. A. Walker,
Jack Fagerstrom, John Olson, Jr.,
Ida May Degnan, June Degnan,
Julia Weokoluk; for Seattle, F.
Maxwell, C. Rucker. E. Hovick,
Mrs. Bob Theile, Leona Glass, and
Lois Swanberg.
Admitted to the hospital: May
(Luke, Esther Stoney, James Mc
Grady,
Discharged: T. A. McAllister,
William Jackson, Nell Carlson,
Enid Duffield, Johnny Leonard.
Polet’s Store Sends Fur
Jacket To Paris, France
The fame of Polet’s Arts and
Crafts Shop has spread as far as
Paris, France, world’s style cen
ter.
Polet’s Shop has received an
order for a beautiful fur jacket
which will be shipped direct to
the American Embassy in Paris to
be worn there “to the envy of all
Parisians,” stated the young
Frenchman who personally placed
the order while visiting in Nome
on a Wien tour.
Polet’s have filled orders for
Greenland, Germany and Switzer
land, but this is the first order
for delivery in Paris.
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Bronson Plane Crashes
With Two Passengers
Monday evening at about 6:15
Lester Bronson and two passen
gers, in his Stinson 150, crashed
on the side of a mountain ap
proximately midway between Iron
Creek and the Pilgrim Springs.
Passengers in the plane were
Dewey Goodrich, manager of the
local N.C. store, and Lt. Bob
Webb of MFAB.
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The plane was flying under an
overcast and had just skirted the
mountains east of the Springs,
when the engine failed and
Bronson crash-landed on the side
of a mountain. The engine was
torn loose by the impact and the
plane flipped over on its back.
After extricating themselves
from the wreckage the three
started to walk back to Pilgrim
Springs. They walked until night
fall then stopped to wait for day
break before continuing. They
reached the Springs about 10 a.m.
Tuesday morning.
In the meantime, .when the
plane failed tp conclude the flight
plan filed at 6:00 p.m. Monday
evening, the CAA alerted rescue
teams.
Lt. Don Hendershcft in the ANG
plane made the first search mis
sion at 6:00 a.m. Tuesday morn
ing. Later in the morning Pete
Reader with Tom Martin as ob
server joined the search, as did
the Nome Civil Air Patrol plane,
pilorted by Lt. Reggie Joule, with
Clinton Gray as observer.
After the three men were lo
cated at the Springs, pretty badly
bruised and shaken and suffer
ing somewhat frcrni exposure, they
were brought to Nome later in the
afternoon by Pilot Joule.
NOTICE
Women's Society- of the Com
munity Methodist Church meets|
with Mrs. John Cooley Friday |
evening at 8:00. Mrs. Don Hurl
bert will be co-hostess. Visitors
are welcome. 05,2
PIONEERS
ATTENTION
—MEETING TONIGHT
PIONEER HALL — 8 P.M.
NOTICE
The migratory waterfowl regu
lation amendment increases the
bag and possession limit in Alaska
for game ducks from four and
eight to five daily bag limit and
ten possession limit.
Bob Baker,
Fish and Wildlife Agent
WANT ADS
LOST—In Post Office Thursday
evening, black fountain pen
with silver cap. $5 reward if
returned to Nugget Office.
FOUND—2 keys on Caterpillar
tag. Call at Nugget and pay
for ad. 05,3
FOUND—Sunglasses in case on
1st Ave. Call at Nugget.
FOUND—Glasses, at Dream The
atre. Will owner please call at
box office. 105,3
FOR SALE—Jeep in good condi
tion. Call Paul Spurlock. 03,3
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, Sept 6—7:30 jxm.
"KILL THE UMPIRE"
Wm. Bendix Una Merkel
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"SMOKY MOUNTAIN MELODY"
I Roy Acuff . Sybill Merritt
Mrs. Harold Wien and
i Children Visit Hagens
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hagen are
enjoying a visit from their daugh
ter, Mrs. Lorene Wien, and their
two grandchildren, Sigrid and
Harriet, from Cook, Minn.
This is the first time the grand
children have been in Nome, and
a most enjoyable visit is planned
for them by their grandparents.
Mrs. Harold Wien drove from
Minnesota with Mr. and Mrs. Fritz
Wien and their children as far as
Fairbanks, and arrived here yes
terday. Harold Wien is the only
member of this pioneering flying
family who is not directly con
nected with aviation.
Sally Canrighar, well - knowr.
Nome writer, departed for the
States to confer with her publish
ers in connection with new books
which she has written. During her
absence the Ashley family will
live in her home.
Lois Swanberg, oldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Swanberg,
Jr., left last night by Pan Ameri
can for Denver, Colorado, where
she will take a business course at
the Colorado Women’s College.
Lois graduated from Nome High
School last spring.
Norma Hazeliine, information
officer for the Land Office from
Washington, D. C., is on an of
ficial trip through the territory
taking pictures for the Land Of
fice publications.
She had the opportunity of vis
iting the local land office just be
fore it was completely closed and
to visit with Mrs. Bockman, who |
is being transferred to Fairbanks
Mrs. Bockman will go' to the in
terior city next Friday.
Nome Has Its Share Of
Labor Day Accidents
Nome took its place along with
other Alaskan cities with a series
of accidents over the Labor Day
holiday.
Early Tuesday morning, a Lucy’s
Cab, driven by Frank Sheldon,
ran off the Bessie Road and turned
over completely, it is reported. No
one was hurt.
Sgt. Clifton Bradley, driving a
jeep, turned over in a dredge
pond near the U.S. Smelting Com
pany’s No. 4 Dredge. May Luke,
who was his passenger, is in the
hospital for treatment.
T. A. McAllister accidentally
shot himself through the calf of
his leg while target practicing with
a pistol.
Les Bronson, flying with two
passengers, crash-landed near Pil
grim Springs.
In Commissioner's Court
Grace Johnson was committed
to Morningside Sanatarium by a
jury %in the Commissioner's Court
yesterday afternoon.
Leona Glass, daughter of Chief
of Police Clyde Glass, departed
last evening for school in the
States, after spending the summer
here with her parents.
Bering Sea
Club
Now Serving
Breakfast, Lunch,
Dinners
OPEN
6 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
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Announcing the receipt of
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A limited selection of
Beautiful White Arctic Fox
NOW ON DISPLAY
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Come in and make your selection
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Neckpieces and evening jackets made to order
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So furs can be shipped to tanner soon
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