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Murray Hall Visits
Valdez And Talks
On Landing Fields
Tells of Size Fields Should Be To
Best Serve Fliers—Like Highways
Airways Should Go Some Place
Murray Hall, aeronautical inspec
tor, based at Anchorage who was in
Valdez recently for several days had
some interesting things to say on av
iation.
Mr. Hall is intensely airrr.Lnded
and has furthered air fields at every
town he has visited. He has made
survey for nearly 200 fields and stat
es that in this survey he advocated
fields of not less than 3000 by 500
feet. With this size field, he said
the larger and faster planes can land
and take off safely and lighter plan
es with heavy loads can get a much
longer run before taking the air. He
was much pleased with the local air
port, but believed that some minor
work should be done to place it in
class one division
Mr. Hall said in his remarks here
that he believed airways like high
way should be placed to best serve
communities and districts, and that
should his surveys be approved a
system of several weather stations
would be installed to give out
weather conditions all over Alaska.
He had heard nothing definite in re
gard to his reports but expected ac
tion in the near future—Valdez Min
er.
Mat* West Plays
In Drama Early
Days of Bowery
May West, noted Broadway actress
and writer, who made her film de
but in a character role in ‘'Night
After Night” is starred in her second
movie, ‘She Done Him Wrong’ which
she herself wrote, comes to the
Dream Theatre Tuesday night. May
21st. Cary Grant, Noah Berry, Gil
bert Roland, David Landau and Ow
en Moore head the large cast which
supports her.
As spectacular as she is herself, is
the character enacted by Miss West
in the picture—-a singer in a Bowery
saloon who exchanges her favors for
diamonds, and ends her favors when
the flow of diamonds ends. Her af
fairs with various Bowery charac
ters—saloon keepers, gangsters, poll
ticians and others—keep her well
supplied with gems.
In lusty, hearty fashion, the story
swings along, ultimately bringing
her in contact with the head of a
neighboring mission, who turns out
to be as susceptible to her charms
as any of the natives of the district.
A startling, dramatic climax follows
their mutual discovery of this fact j
All the color of the Bowery has j
been compressed into the picture— 3
its strange inhabitants, its gaudy re
sorts, i,ts gusty pleasures. Miss West
sings tore, songs in her best Bowery
manner during the course of the
film.
Nome Brass Band
Dance Attended
By Bi«r Crowd
The Nome Brass Band Dance held
Saturday at the Nevada Hall, was
probably the largest attended dan
ce of the winter season. The hall
was packed with ladies and gentle
men, come to hear the first formal
program of the Nome Band.
The band played one or two sel
ections af a dance some time ago,
but Saturday was the first time they .
played a dance program.
Due to the fire which destroyed
most of the band music, they were
forced to use rather old time music.
However, the majority of the older
people enjoyed dancing to it more
than did the younger folks for whom
the dances were out of date.
Included in the band are C. C. Tan
ner Director; Alvin Bahlke, Alvin
Polet and L E. R.vnning, Cornets;
Russell Maynard and Stuart Stain
groom B-flat Clarinets; Bud Bell and
Richard Lee, E-flat Saxophones, Ral
ph Kitzmiller, E-flat Melophone
horn; Ralph Kravachuk E-flat horn: '
Bernard Reagen Trombone; Harry
Phillips Baritone horn; C. F. Yen
ne.v B-flat Bass horn: J S. Stangroom
Snare Drum; Frank Hart Bass
Drum and Arthur Eide Cymbals.
The Hill Billies orchestra played
for a while during an intermission,
furnishing dance music for the large
crowd.
The total amount of the proceeds
taken in has not yet been ascertain
ed but it is believed to be well over
a hundred dollars.
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DRY CLEANING AND
PRESSING SUITS
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Nome, Alaska.
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Opposite The Bank
Clothing Pressed And
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Laundry Work At
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TUB BATHS DAILY
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1933 BERING SEA SCHEDULE
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
S. S. DELLWOOD .May 25th
S. S. DERBLAY May 29th
S. S. VICTORIA June 1st
S. S. DELLWOOD July 3rd
S. S. DERBLAY.Aug. 14th
S. S. DELLWOOD SEPT. 11th
S. S. VICTORIA.Oct. 9th
The Victoria and Dellwood on their voyages will
call at Nome, St. Michael, Golovin and Bonanza.
The Derblay will call on her voyages at Nome, St.
Michael, Golovin, Bonanza, Unalakleet, Teller,
Cape Prince of Wales, Shishmaref. Deering, Kee
walik, Kotzebue, St. Lawrence Island, and other
ports where business warrants.
Round Trip Passenger Fare Nome-Seattle and Return i
Season 1935 — $125.00 j