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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
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S. S. Northwind
Sails From Nome
Tonight for States
The S S Northwind under
Charter to the Arctic Trans
port Company, which has
been discharging cargo stead
ily since Saturday is sched
uled to sail from Nome this
evening for Seattle, with nu
merous passengers, the list of
whom will be published in to
morrow’s edition.
The first passenger lighter
will leave the Lomen Commer
cial Co. dock at 8 p.m. tonight
for the vessel, and it is expect
ed it will sail soon after.
This will be the last boat of
the 1935 navigation season to
leave Nome for the States.
The Northwind was also the
first vessel to arrive at Nome
this spring from Seattle, und
er special charter to the Arc
tic Transport Company.
The M S Meteor sailed late
Saturday for St. Michael and
way ports, enroute to Seattle,
after completing a summer’s
run on the mail schedule be
tween St. Michael and Nome,
and Nome and Kotzebue.
The S S North Star sailed
from Nome Saturday evening
for the South intending tc
stop at numerous points en
route to Seattle.
Jack Starr is acting as my
secretary and bookkeeper.
Present all bills to him.
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LARRY CALVIN
Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
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The Pacific Alaska Airways
Electra mail flight from Fair
banks to Nome, was cancelled
out again today due to adve
rse flying conditions between
Nome and Fairbanks.
The local office of the PAA
stated that the plane was wait
ing in Fairbanks only for the
weather to improve sufficient
ly so that the flight could be
made.
Pilot John Lynn of the Nor
them Air Transport made a
flight to Council today with
H E Larson, and Mrs. Glass
as passengers, in addition to
a large load of freight.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
MAS made a flight to Bluff
this morning returning with
Joe Sullivan, mining operator
as a passenger.
Later he took off for Kotze
bue with Messrs Gordon,
Price and Briggs, but due to
bad weather could not get
any further than Deering.
On his return trip he was
to stop at Nugget but stated
the weather would not per
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Pilot Mirow is scheduled
for a flight to Fairbanks
Thursday, weather permit-i
ting.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the'
Nome Airways test-hopped
the newly conditioned plane;
yesterday and today hopped
for Shelton with E K Johan
sen and Mrs. Edna Christoff
erson as passengers. Four of j
Louis Jake’s children were
passengers from Shelton to1
Pilgrim Hot Springs. The air
plane also carried freight for
White’s Camp at Nugget, and
brought to Nome Mr. and Mrs j
Clyde White from there and
Brother Hansen and a Sister j
from Pilgrim Hot Springs.
Jim Sherman was also ai
passenger from the Springs'
to Nome today.
Pilot Chet Brown of the |
NAT is scheduled for a (light |
tto Deering tomorrow morn
ing with Mrs. Bess Chamber
lain and A V Cordovado as
passengers and a large load of
freight.
Hospital Notes
A. smiling, bouncing baby!
girl arrived this morning at 1
the Maynard Columbus Hos- :
pital for Mr. and Mrs. Henry,
“Hank” Miller. Mother and
baby are doing nicely under
the nurses’ care, and “Papa” j
Hank is beaming huge smiles.
Mr. Miller is Nome mech
anic in charge for the North
ern Air Transport Inc of this
city.
Mrs. Andrew Peterson who
underwent a major operation
last Friday at the Maynard
Columbus hospital, is report
ed to be improving steadily.
Bob Larson, a medical case
at the hospital for the past
several days, went home Sun
day, feeling much improved.
Weather Today
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The Nome Weather Bureau
• Station, primarily established
for airway service, was au
thorized to chart weather con
ditions on a map form start-,
ing today. Reports are col
lected for this map from oc
ean vessels, Alaskan stations,
western Canadian stations,
and the states of Washington,
Oregon and California. The
reports number between 40
and 55 and will aid material
ly in determining weather
conditions locally. However,
no official forecasts will be is
sued for some time.
This morning’s weather map
showed an extensive low bar
ometric pressure area center
ed around Bethel, Alaska,
covering most of Alaska, and
was the cause of continued
unsettled weather. The baro
meter was high over the oc
ean and southeastern Alaska
and the Pacific Coast. Fair
weather was the rule in those
sections. Freezing tempera
tures were recorded at Port
land, Oregon, and Seattle,
Washington, this morning.
THOMAS B. HAYWARD,
Junior Meteorologist
Miss Phyllis Turner
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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.
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