OUTSTANDING IN DEPENDABILITY
N. A. T.
AN ACHIEVEMENT IN SAFETY !
N. A. T. Has Flown Over a Million Miles—Carried
Over 5,000 Passengers, without Single Injury to
Passengers or Personnel. A Safety Record Un
surpassed in the History of Alnska Air Transport
Operation.
F A 1 K HANKS_NOME ALASKA
Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
—
A Mirow Air Service plane yes
terday returned from Golovin with
a boy and a girl of the Ost family
who will enter high school here.
Another flight to Golovin was
made yesterday with Deputy Marsh
al Joe Crabtree and Miss Phyllis
Crooks a matron at the jail as pass
engers. An insane native woman
was brought back from there to ^
Nome.
Today the plane made a flight to
Teller with Mrs. Fred Milligan as
a passenger, and also carried freight
for Tin City. The plane stopped at
Nugget Gulch returning to Nome.
Pilot Chester Brown of the North
ern Air Transport made a round
trip flight to Casa de Paga, return
ing to Nome with A. C. Stewart.
Pilot John Lynn was scheduled
to return to Nome after contacting
a plane at Ruby with passengers
from Candle, via the NAT.
An NAT plane is scheduled Sun
day for a flight to Teller and the
Kougarok section.
Another NAT plane is scheduled
for a flight to Fairbanks with pass
engers and freight Tuesday, Sept
ember 10.
Marine News
The S S Derblay of the Alaska
Line, now in port discharging cargc
will probably sail late tonight foi
Spruce Creek, Golovin and Unla
kleet. It is expected that the vessel
FOR SALE
Cork and Steel House . S1.00C
2400 ft. 2x12 used lumber 72.0C
1 12x14 tent and platform 20.0C
120 sacks cement . 240.0C
ItiO sacks plaster. 75.0C
1 Oil burning tar kettle l.jO.Ot
1 Motor driven rip and cross
cut saw . 125.0(
1 5 ton Beebe hoist . 05.0(
1 Van Doran 94” electric drill 75.0(
1 Rex Stove . 12.5(
6 Folding chairs 12.0(
2 Folding chairs . 8.0(
100 feet 94” hose. 10.0(
100 ft. U-” Rope 2.5<
150 ft. Rope . 4.0(
40 gallons water proofing 20.0(
150 lbs. assorted Bolts 10.0(
Miscellaneous paint, nails & shovels
The Cork Insulation
Company, Inc*.
will stop at Nome enroute from those
places for Arctic Ocean ports. How
ever. if the weather is rought, it will
continue on North and not stop.
The Coast Guard Cutter North
land is returning to Nome about
G P. M. today from a voyage down
Norton Sound and over to St. Mich
ael. It has been gone from Nome
since the forepart of the week.
New Turn Taken
Search Art Hines
And Party Today
(By The Associated Press)
CORDOVA. Sept. 7, — The search
for the Art Hines party took a new
turn today when Conn Miller and
Paddy Fitlpatrick, prospectors re
turned here and reported seeing
what they believed to be a plane
hanging in the trees at the head
of the Tanana River.
Pilot Cross took off from here
today to investigate.
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SEPTEMBER 28th I
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Views Expressed
On Situation May
Arise Sept. 30th
Rumors lately brought to a head,
discussion as to the possibilities of a
marine strike this fall which would ,
effect northern shipping as well as j
coastal.
In an interview with James P. I
Daly, Nome agent of the Alaska S.
S. Co., the following statement was
gained, as his opinion of what the
situation may be in less than a
month.
It is to be hoped however, that no
.strike will take place, and that ship
ping will continue uninterrupted
until the close of navigation, at
least.
In commenting on me situation,
Mr. Daly said:
“In view' of the action of six of
the Unions, as published in the Nug
get a few nights ago, making new
demands on the ship operators, it is !
possible the present agreement with 1
the Unions, which expires Septem- j
her 30th, may not be renewed in
which event regular coastwise ser
vice will be interrupted. In giving
you the above information I do not
want to scare nor frighten anyone
into shipping large stocks in Sep
tember, rather than moving in an
orderly manner on the regular sail
ings but I believe shippers here will
appreciate the advance portrayal of
the picture. It behooves shippers to
take no chances of a cessation of
service by shipping their winter
stocks on the first steamer leaving
Seattle for Nome, the S. S. DeHr
wood, sailing September -1th. In
event of impending labor troubles
the sailing date of the steamer Vic
toria may be advanced on short
notice from October 9th to late in
September.”
(By The Associated Press)
BERLIN, Sept. 7, — The Ministry
of Propoganda disclosed today that
Dr. Hans Luther, German Ambas
sador to the United States had
been instructed to protest against
the dismissal at New York of char
ges of unlawful assembley which
had been lodged against five men,
arrested in connection with the re
cent steamship Bremen incident
when the German flag was torn
from the stern of the vessel.
Federated Giureli
Norman McCay, Pastor
11 a.m. Sunday School.
7:40 P. M.—Worship.
Sermon: “The Attainment of Pat
ience and It’s Reward”.
This is a community church. All
who will are most cordially invited
to worship here.
FOR SALE
12 Tube Silverton Radio—Long and
Short Wave. A large plate glass
mirrow. A Chime Clock. Inquire at
Nugget Office.
Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
SHAMPOO AND
SCALP TREATMENT
$1.50
SeilTert Flats
Telephone For Appointments
H. BRORSON
Certified Wateli
Maker
Repairs Mailed Back Promptly
Front Street, Nome,
P O Box 278
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Alls. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
Dream Theatre
SUNDAY
TWO SHOWS 7:15 AND 9 P.M.
“ SONG OF THE EAGLE ”
WITH
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MARY BRIAN
CHARLES BICKFORD
ALSO
“MY PAL THE PRINCE"
AND
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