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LOCAL NEWS
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mi row
Air Service hopped off this after
noon for Fairbanks via Candle, Deer
ing, Baldwin and Kotzebue. He ex
pects to return soon from Fairbanks.
John Maxwell was a passenger en
route to his home at Kotzebue.
The Ladies Aid of the Federated
church will meet at 2 P.M., Friday,
May 3rd, at the home of Mrs. S. D
Mazen. located on East Front street.
: near the Lomen Commercial Com
, pany cold storage plant
Pilot Chester Brown of the North
ern Air Transport,returned to Nome
last night about 9:30 after taking
Wm. Fortson from Deering to Nula
to, enroute to Fairbanks.
Pilot Brown (lew into Candle on
Ins return trip with Ben Easley and
one other, as passengers, and into
Nome with Joe Aenurok,Frank Mar
tin and Mrs L,. Grant.
He left again this morning for
i Candle and took Mrs. Sundquist
from that place to Kotzebue. From
Kotzebue he flew to Nulato and is
due to return tonight with more
passengers and express from anoth
er contact with an NAT plane at
that point.
He is scheduled for a flight to Tel
ler and Marshal tomorrow weather
permitting.
Pilot Frank Whaley in the Travel
Air plane and Bill Grahm piloting
the Curtis Robin, both planes of the
Roust Airways returned to Nome
about 1 p.m. today after a new mo
tor was installed in the Travel Air
about one hundred miles from here.
Binks’’ SeifTert, George Whaley,
and Harry Nelson returned in the
plane after installing the motor.
Pilot Whaley took off today for Ir
on Creek with a load of freight for
the Rolando mining camp.
He is scheduled for a flight to
northern points tomorrow.
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Frank Martin and Joe Amarok re
! turned last night in an NAT plane
' from Fairbanks. They were report
ed enroute on a gold stampede to j
the north.
They and a native by the name!
of Duktook left Nome several days |
ago by Mirow Air Service and flew i
I to Fairbanks. Arriving there they j
1 changed their minds about flying to J
Point Barrow, and returned here, j
The native, Duktook according to i
last report was still in Fairbanks.
Their sudden departure from Nome
gave rise to much comment especial- i
ly after stories were heard that the
native had brought some gold-bear
ing rock to Nome with him. The j
native is reported to have come i
to Nome from the Barrow country !
after having made a discovery
The authenticity of the stampede,
of course, is vague, as definite re- !
ports cannot be obtained but the
public here has discussed the inci
dent with much interest for the past!
few days.
Two Pacific Alaska Airways plan-,
es arrived Nome today from Fair
banks. Pilot Jones in the Fleetster
brought in Alfred J. Lomen, W. A
Castleton and one other passenger, .
and a large quantity of freight. Pil
ot Harry Blunt carried two passen
gers to Solomon and one to Ruby,
and more express.
Enroute to Nome pilot Jones re- '
ceived a message that Mrs. Morgan,
wife of the operator at Barrow was
critically ill and to bring Dr. Swartz
up by plane. Just before landing
at Nome he received another mess
age on the plane’s radio calling it
off and stating that Mrs. Morgan
showed signs of improvement. Pil
ot Jones is enroute to Barrow to get
two polar bear hunters, taken to
Barrow two weeks ago, and bring
them to Fairbanks to connect with
the PAA Electra for Juneau Sunday.
Pilot Blunt is to return to Fair
banks tomorrow according to sched- '
ule.
METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY
FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL
1935, NOME, ALASKA
—
The month of April was slightly
warmer than the average and con
siderable more precipitation was re
corded.
The mean temperature for the
month was 18.6 degrees, which is
0.5 degrees above norma). The
highest temperature was 34 degrees
on the 14th, the lowest was seven
below zero on the 11th. Previous
extremes of temperature over a per
iod of twenty-nine yars were 48 and
30 degrees respectively.
The total precipitation for the
month was 1.13 inches. Measurable
amounts of precipitation occurred
on eleven days. The average pre
cipitation for this month is 0.62 in
ch.
There were 11 clear, 6 partly cldy
and 13 cloudy days. There were
26a.3 hours of sunshine recorded
which is 58% of the total possible.
The average hourly wind velocity
was 9.7. The Maximum wind velo
city (for five minutes was 43 miles
per hour from the northeast on the
116th.
Auroras occurred on the 6, 8, 9, 10,
11. 12, 22 and 23. Solar halos occur
; red on the 2, 8 and 26th.
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THE REASON WHY
WHY IS IT THAT THERE WERE MORE ROY
AL TYPEWRITERS SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES IN 1934 THAN IN ANY OTHER PRE
VIOUS YEAR? THE ANSWER—
THE MACHINE ITSELF
THE
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More Features, And
Longer Service.
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