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LOCAL NEWS
N. A. T. Scheduling
Plane For Flights
Northern Villages
An NAT plane is scheduled for a
flight to Teller this afternoon wea
ther permitting, with three natives
as passengers. Following this flight
on Tuesday or Wednesday the plane
is scheduled for a flight to northern
localities.
NAT Plane Return
Interior Following
Flight Unalakleet
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As soon as the plane returns from
Unalakleet, the Northern Air Trans
port, is dispatching it with pass
engers and express for Fairbanks.
Pilot Lynn flew the Bellanca to
Nome and will return with the
same plane to Fairbanks, with sev
eral passengers.
Pilot Lynn of NAT
Arrives at Nome
With Passsengers
Pilot John Lynn of the North
ern Air Transport arrived Nome
Sunday from Fairbanks, having as
passengers Mrs. Chester Brown and
two chlidren, whose husband is also
a pilot for the NAT stationed at
Nome. The plane also contained a
capacity cargo of express. Pilot
Lynn took off immediately Sunday
with N. Lester Troast as a passen
ger, for Unalakleet to pick up a sick
native woman and bring her to the
hospital here.
Twelve Nomeites
Leave on Planes
Today For States
Twelve persons left Nome this
morning as passengers aboard plan
es bound for Fairbanks. Many ol
them plan on spending the Christ
mas holidays with their families and
friends in the States while others
have affairs of business in other sec
tions of the territory. E. F. Bauer,
Engineer for the War Department
harbor activities at Nome, Everett
Sutherland and Nick Spagnolia
were passengers aboard a Mirow
Air Service plane, pilot Hans Mirow
Alfred J. Lomen, Ralph Lomen,
| Miss Ruth Reat and Dudley Warner
were passengers with the Roust Air
; ways, pilot Frank Whaley, this morn
ing for Fairbanks. All the passen
gers were connected with the Lo
men Commercial Co., at Nome. Mrs.
Whaley was also a passenger expect
ing to return with her husband
when the plane comes back.
Jas. P/Daly, Chas. Miller, connect
ed with the Alaska Steamship Co.,
Garnet Martin, newly elected rep
resentative, who is in charge of the
power house for the Hammon Co ,
and Dick Roell, also connected with
the same company were passengers
with the mail plane of the Pacific
Alaska Airways, pilot Robbins,
which took off for Fairbanks this
morning. The mail plane will be
met at Nulato, according to reports,
by a special PAA plane to transport
them to Fairbanks, while the mail
plane picks up its regular load of
mail along the Yukon river.
FOR ALL KINDS OF '
CARPENTER WORK
BUILDING or CONTRACTING
SEE
Hans Petersen
Corner Finn Alley St 1st. Ave.
Industrial Workers
Of Alaska
Meet Every First
Thursday of each Month
Imperative all Members
Attend!
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i show TUESDAY 8 p. m.
Dream Theatre
“LOVE ME TONIGHT”
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WITH
MAURICE CHEVALIER
JEANETTE MacDONALD
A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE
WITH PLENTY OF SINGING
ALSO
Paramount Souvenier
Come Early And Avoid The Crowd
ADULTS 75cts (Tax Included) CHILDREN 25cts
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CHRISTMAS
WILL SOON BE HERE
GIFTS FOR EVERYONE
ON DISPLAY
SATURDAY DEC 8th
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TOYS, STATIONERY, FANCY
WRAPPINGS, TREE ORNAMENTS
AND TREE LIGHTS
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LINGERIE, HOSIERY, BOOKS
CHRISTMAS CARDS MUST BE IN FAIRBANKS
BY DEC. 13th, IN ORDER TO REACH THE
STATES BY CHRISTMAS.
Orders For Christmas Trees Now Being Taken
APOLET
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