Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
The Pacific Alaska Airways
Ford plane arrived at Nome
about six o’clock last even
ing, after darkness had set in,
and landed on the airport by
the aid of its landing lights.
No passengers were carried
but the plane brought mail
and express. It took off about
930 o’clock this morning on
its return flight to Fairbanks
with a native passenger for
Koyuk and Mrs. Ann Brew
ster as a passenger enroute
through to Juneau via the
PAA.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service made a
round trip flight to White's
Camp in the Kougarok, re
turning with a sizeable gold
cleanup from the dredge. A
large load of freight was car
ried going north.
He is scheduled for a flight
to Teller as soon as weather
will permit.
Pilot Chet Brown of the
Northern Air Transport left
Fairbanks this morning in a
company plane for Nome.
He was reported to have
flown over Bluff headed for
Nome, in a snow storm, by
telephone, about 4 p.m. to
day.
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NOMEFAIRBANKSALASKA
Texas Senators
Don’t Want Their
Speech Broadcast
(By The Associated Press)
Undated, Oct. 25, —Texas
senators decided today they
didn’t want their speeches
broadcast. A resolution dir
ecting the board of control
to investigate the cost of es
tablishing a radio station with
microphones for each senator
at his desk, was killed 11 to
14.
“It would be a great in
spiration to all ladies to know
what’s going on down here”,
said the author, Senator J.
W. Beck of Dekalb, “and be
sides, a lot of oratory has
been going to waste.”
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of Nome for their courtesy and pat
ronage extended to me.
GALVIN, The Tailor
3 DOORS E. LINCOLN HOTEL
Dellwood Sailed
9 P. M. Last Night
Enroute Seattle
The S. S. Dellwood of the
Alaska Line sailed from here
at 9 P. M. last evening for
Seattle via Akutan and Dut
ch Harbor.
The following passengers
were able to catch the boat,
in addition to the list publish
ed the other day—Mrs. Arth
ur Eide and child, John Dan
ielson, Chas. Scott, Gus Pet
erson, John Hamms, Peter
Sarv.
Final discharging of the
freight was completed late
in the afternoon, and a few
last minute passengers were
taken aboard about seven-thir
ty, and the vessel soon got
under way on its last voyage
out of Nome for 1935.
Marine News
The S S Northwind under
charter to the Arctic Trans
port Company returned to
Nome about 11.30 a.m. today
from Egavik, but bad weath
er has prevented any dis
charging of cargo today._
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The M S Meteor, was re-1
ported to have sailed from
Teller for Nome, at 1 P. M.
today, but prevailing weather
will probably cause the vess-i
el to lay behind Sledge Island
or Cape Spencer before com
ing here.
Bering Straits Tin
Mines Reported A
Successful Program
Messrs Guy Pringle and
Jack Whitehead interested in
the Bering Straits Tin Mines
Inc., who arrived by plane
yesterday in time to board j
the Dellwood for Seattle re
ported that drilling opera-!
tions and work of the com-!
pany in the Cape Prince of
Wales district, on the other
side of the range from Tin
City, had been entirely sat
isfactory, considering the
very short time in which the
work was done, delay having
prevented commencement of
drilling until late in the sum
mer.
The remainder of the crew,
with Gard Kennedy, manag
er, in charge is returning
aboard the M. S. Meteor due
today. Messrs Pringle and
Whitehead expect to fly in
early in the the spring to
commence operations for the
1936 mining season.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
The Miners and Merchants
Bank of Alaska, Nome, Al
aska, will remain closed from
the closing of business Friday
Oct. 25, until 10 A. M. Mon
day. Oct. 28, when the bank
will open for business in its
new building on the corner
of Front Street and Federal
Way.
Miners and Merchants Bank
of Alaska
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