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N. A. T.
Largest and safest plane in Alaska—14 place tri
motored Ford.
Also 7 other planes in sizes to meet all require
ments.
We Carry Passenger Insurance
Experienced, Dependable, Courteous Pilots
NOMEFAIRBANKS ALASKA
Airnnrt TiilKltti had as Passengers, incom
rni pui l ing) Dr and Mrs Charteris,
- of Seattle, and a load of ex
in i i press. Dr. Charteris will
Ground fog and adverse f . .. t
. j +i take over the practice of
weather prevented the Pa- _ 0 „ 0 \ , .
•e ai i a in hilo Dr Rex F. Swartz during
cine Alaska Airways mail , ,, . Ta o . ■
, t „ i the time that Dr Swartz is
plane from coming through
to Nome today. Pilots Jon- . , , , . , ,
es and Monsen with the . A“°*“ "1*ht ,s planned
„ j , ._by the NAT tomorrow, wp,
Ford plane are stopping . Fnx B ’
overnight at Nulato and 1
are due to come thru tomor » , ., ~ ,, 77“
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row morning wp., and land
on the winter runway on ”
the ice of Bering Sea op- CHRISTMAS CARDS
posite Nome. IN OILS AND
- WATER COLORS
Pilot Chet Brown of the 75c and $1.00
Northern Air Transport ar- MRS. PAUL STAFFORD,
rived this morning from j Opp. Nohalico Office
Ruby after contacting an- -
other NAT plane there. He Subscribe for the Nugget
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OPEN FROM 8 A. M. UNTIL 9 P. M.
Open 8 A. M. — Close 9 P. M.
Come and see our large display of Holiday Gifts
—Fire engines, Trucks, Automobiles and also
Wrecking cars. And all kinds of other toys for the
children—Not the best—But Good as the Rest
Opposite Telephone Office
MINK
DEMAND IS INCREASING
We Can Move Them — —NOW ! !
SHIP YOUR SKINS EARLY !!
Alaska — Chicago Fur Exchange
368 Central Ave., Highland Park, 111.
Weather Today
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atures continuing well be
low zero: the lowest at
Fairbanks was —57 while
Nome recorded —14 at 3:30
AM. The center of high at
mospheric pressure was
noted at Point Barrow.
Airway conditions at 7
A.M. were as follow:
Nome, pt. cldy. temp —9
Solomon clear —19
Golovin Clear —18
Nulato clear —20
Ruby clear —35
Flat clear —30
Fairbanks foggy —53
Tanana clear —45
Hot Springs clear —56
Kotzebue clear —11
Deering clear —22
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Democratic
Meeting Held
' Last Night
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W. C. Todhunter and Wal
ter Dowd of Kotzebue; Art
Chamberlin o f Deering;
Wallace Porter of Dime
Creek; Frank Miller, Teller
and Fred Webster, Una
lakleet.
Due to the shortage of
time the convention voted
that the proxies of the 20
delegates be sent, ten to A.
A. Shonbeck, and ten to
Howard Lyng, who, it was
stated expected to be in
Seward for the territorial
convention. Considerable
debate and divergence of
opinion kept alive for some
time moves to have the 20
proxies sent to Mr. Shon
beck or to Mr. Lyng. It
was finally decided to send
ten to each.
Lndorse iioosevelt
A resolution was passed
unanimously endor sing
President Franklin Roose
velt for re-election. The res
olution, in addition to ex
pressing the approval and
faith which the democratic
party has in President
Roosevelt and the aims of
his administration, further
included a statement that
the delegates to the nation
al convention be instructed
to support only those meas
ures and persons who favor
the re-nomination and re
election of President Roose
velt in 1936.
Another resolution cast
the unanimous support ot
the Second Division con
vention for the endorse
ment of Anthony J Dimond
Delegate to Congress from
Alaska, and included the
statement that every effort
be made to assure the re
nomination and re-election
of Mr. Dimond as Alaska
Delegate to Congress.
Richard Lee Jr., was elect
ed as secretary of the dem
ocratic club. The roll book
was opened and numerous
new democratic members
signed their names to it.
A committee of three in
cluding B B Mozee, Jack
Solomon and C. C. Tanner
was appointed to prepare a
list of possible candidates
for the primary election to
be held the spring of 1936.
They are to report at the
next meeting.
While the meeting was in
progress numerous expres
sions and discussions per
taining to democratic poli
cies and business took
place, everyone present
having an opportunity to
address the meeting. Con
siderable time was taken
up with comments regard
ing the coming election in
the spring, after which the
meeting was adjourned.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR
XMAS CARMELS UP TO
DEC. 20—Delivered Xmas
Eve. Plain 75cts; With nuts
$J.OO lb.—Hank Miller.
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DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Affs. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
Dream Theatre
TONIGHT
ONE SHOW _ 7:30 P. M.
ZANfc GREY’S
“LAST ROUND UP”
WITH
RANDOLPH SCOTT
BARBARA FRITCH1E
AND
“PLEASING GRANDPA”
ALSO
“CONFIDENCE”—A Cartoon
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
ONE SHOW7:30 P. M.
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