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X<1.ME 'VESSELS REPORTUl>
SAI I.INd IN STORMS
Both the Arthur J. Baldwin of
the Arctic Transport Co., and the
S. S. Victoria of-4he Alaska I.ine,
were reported Sunday morning as
proceeding northward tinder dif
ficulties, as high winds and storms
were encountered as they steam *1
across the Pacific This will P'
tvibl-y delay th"Tii some.
The. Vic'or'a. it was reported i
due at Dutch Harbor '-the night '
.Tnil-> 1!ith, t< n\ovrnw nich*.
NAT PLANE MOVEMENTS
Pint Mi row of the .VAT mail
I l'OUnil trip to Couiteil this in 1 o
ing, returning with Henry (!u uin
and Henry Pilliteh.
Pilot Hans Miruw made a round
trip this afternoon to Golovin
with L. B. R'lbinsin of the iitr
ea u of Indian Affairs, returning
with Carl and Vincent Ivanoft,
two pupils of the White Mount in
Industrial School, who are return
ling. to their home at Nunivak Is
land. aboard the Cutter Haida.
An NAT plane >s expected to ar
rive Nome from Fairbanks, either
Tuesday or Wednesday, weatlu-r
permittihg.
Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT
left Fairbanks at 1:30 this after
noon for Nome, calling at KitDy.
Koyiikuk. Nulato and Koyuk.
It is learned that the boat will
reach Seward on Tuesday morn
ing. When the train makes conr
nections with Fairahnks Pilot Ross
of the NAT will leave Fairbanks
for Nome.
To wave Milling letters, mail a
copy *>f The Nome Nngget on plane
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er life for the rar. It is built right;
its extra weight insures the maxi
mum in riding comfort and eafe
j.y,
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taken from the April issue or X.
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The 193 4 Chevrolet sedan has
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sedan: 309 more pounds than the
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mouth stUhrirr:' 175 more- pounds
than the Hudson Standard 8 sed
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140 more pounds than the Dodge
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These weights are not guesses;
they are officially correct. The
Chevrolet has been built .for speed,
durability, comfort, and it can
stand 'he ‘‘Gaff’’; and yet is eco
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NOME, ALASKA.
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! STOCK MARKET INCREASES
(By The Associated Press)
| NEW YORK, .1 utie is. With tlit I
| threatened steel strike off for .1 j
jniunfent. and the national lawmak
ers about to quit for the summer,
'Mocks resumed an advance on th" !
exchange today.
Jrade was relatively dull, hut ,
mtlHcrorts gains were made of from j
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'a fraction kn arrnmd a point or two
;The market closed firm.
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I ROM , H< >TEh WINDOW
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(By The Associated Press)
IDS A Ntil l.ES, .Itfttc IS, l,ITf ill*
, Young, on attractive, t wenty-eiglii
year-old lilimilr dancer, fell or was
'thrown t«i lier death from her 4th
. flbor apartment window. She wen
I through .1 screen which was over
II he window.
i Severn^ persons, saw the node
I body ns it hurtled through th '
window crashing down to the,
■ pavement below.
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Golovin
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taese -pans inis .spring was one
I manned by L.. K, Ost and son. The
i boat was •carried on a fled to the
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eili’c of »lie in* some ten miles
out where it was in the wilier
and dispatched for Nome.
A number of men have gone lo
Nome to work for the summer.
Among them are Charley Blatch
ford, Pete ami John Olson. Misha
Ant ram, Shelby David, Tdttle Au
gust, Daniel Boone and Peter
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John so ii.
A herd of walrus have been in
the neighborhood of Cape Darby
i for some time. Native hunters
'have been 'juite successful in get
I d
j ting about fifteen. Since they
jbave come there has been seal or
1
fish so it is necessary to take them
(for dog feed as fissl for (logs
is very scare? this, spring.
The Lightenrge companies, arc
busy getting the harges and tugs
in commission ready for the first
boat. Art Peterson manager for
the X. ' L. Company, of S' *
Michael, formerly the Misabe
Lighterage Company of Golovin,
has4- been away for sever;* 1 day*
looking over The outfit.
Captain Fret) SvvaftfoVn ^ind s.in
Oscar of Dime Creek are over
hauling their schooner, the Anty,
In preparation for the. sortim r's
work. Capt. Swanson Inis t it
mail" contract- to Dime for the
sestet n, •
A son »as born to Mr. and Mrs. >
Peter Johnson, May Id.
School closed on May 2"> wiys
;i big pit nic out near the mouth
of Phenlk ?Treek. After lunch
olliletic contests 'were lieltl with
Lincoln Oat acting as director. . ,
Special meritibn should he made
of three pupils who were neither
tardy nor., .absent during the nin.e
months' of si hoc! They were
P , t»,
James r)**x4pr. FloYii Kagerstram
and Myrtle Fagerstrom
Mr, and Mrs. Farrell and Mrs.
Sfeffih_ made a flylY?'-' visit here
with Pilot wft.ilay wlle.n he fame
to pick up Mr Hobtne n
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