Soviets Would Hire
American Brains To
Enlighten Russians
(Continued From Page Three)
of American technical methods in
to Soviet industry must be done
systematically, earnestly and with
out heavy expenditures. He suggest
ed that the present method of send
ing commissions of soviet engineers
to the United State be dropped be
cause it was wasteful both of time
and money. Instead, he recommend
ed organization of information ser
vices, exchange of findings by re
search laboratories and establish
ment of production bases such as
Henry Ford maintains.
Airplane Activities
Pilot John Lynn of the Northern
Air Transport arrived at Nome last
night from Fairbanks with Mr. Mc
Kinnon as a passenger; express was
also carried. He is waiting for fav
orable weather before returning to
his Fairbanks base.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service returned last night from
northern points with Pat Sweeney
U. S. Deputy Marshal, from Candle.
Postal Inspector Radey was a round
trip passenger. He is scheduled for
a flight to Golovin as soon as the
weather will permit. Mr. Sweeney
is Deputy Marshal at St. Michael
and was on a visit to Candle.
Pilot Glass from Anchorage, made
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PHOTOS
Mail or leave your Films at the Bon Marche.
' a flight yesterday to Deering, re
turning with Harry Forsgren as a
passenger. He is waiting for the
weather to improve before return
ing Mr. Forsgren, who came to Nome
j to have mechanical work done on a
! piece of dredge machinery, to his
! home at Deering. From there he
| is to fly to Bethel.
MARINE NEWS
j The Trader, owner Ira Rank, with
Captain Pete Palsson and engineer
Bill Bissner sailed this morning
1 from Nome Harbor enroute to St.
Lawrence Island where trading will
be carried on, and thence to Nuni
vak Island, for the same purpose.
The vessel will not return to Nome
for some time.
The coastwise schooner Jewel
Guard Captain Harry Ewert sailed
last night from Nome Harbor for
Solomon and down-the-coast points,
carrying supplies and freight.
Hospital Notes
Alfred Hansen (Champagn Kid),
who suffered a painful hot-pitch
burn some time ago, is still in the
hospital but will be sufficiently re
covered to leave there soon.
Bobby Benson, Iron Creek miner
and prospector who entered the
hospital last Saturday, is receiving
medical attention and will remain
there ufitil fully recovered.
Hans Hansen, prominent Council
dredge miner, who experienced a
severe burn from a gasoline explo
sion at that camp, some time ago,
is recovering nicely and is still con
valescing at the Maynard Columbus
Hospital.
Elma Adams of Koyuk, a native
girl who underwent a major opera
tion recently, is quite recovered and
will be leaving in the near future
for her home, probably by airplane.
Ladies—(Real Silk) stockings, lin
gerie pajamas; Men’s (Real Silk)
and wool, socks, shirts, and ties.
Real Silk—J. L. McCarrey,
Lincoln, Hotel, Nome.
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Jack Benjamin, a native boy from
\ Unalakiect who underwent a major
: operation the first of the week, is
recovering rapidly and will prob
ably be discharged from the hospi
tal in about a week.
Tom Brookley, a victim of a par
tial stroke of paralysis last fall about
the time of the fire in Nome, is still
I in the hospital, his condition un
! changed from that of last winter.
Siberian Trip Of S.
Dellwood
Arctic “V agahonds*
i :
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waiting for the man from Intourist •
to arrive the Russian soldiers and
others connected with the govern
ment sang and played songs for the i
enjoyment of all. W. R. Vander
hoef, of Grand Forks, North Dakota, |
who spends much of his time trav- j
eling over the world, stated ‘hat at
no place nor at any time had he ev
er encountered such genuine hos
pitality and real friendliness f: am
a foreign people. Everyone at Ug
elen were more than anxious to
please all visitors and made the
stop there a very enjoyable event.
A Surprising Lunch
At one o’clock in the afternoon,
the Commandant came to the Intour
ist store and invited all to lunch at
the government barracks. The in
vitation was accepted by about 15
j tourists and ship's officers. There
! was much sumrise at the menu
*
; served them. Roast Duck, brand
ied apple, a delicious soup and the
usual good Russian breads and frit
ters. It was an unusual meal and
was much enjoyed by all.
After serving the lunch the tour
ists were accompanied to the ship
by the Commandant; Nichenku N..
Intourist Representative; and the
Commander of the Air Force of
planes stationed at East Cape. The
commander of the Air Force spoke
of his friends Joe Crosson, Harlee
Branch and others who paid a vis
it to them early last September by
plane.
Sincere and happy goodbyes were
made, with the earnest invitation
from the Soviets to make another
and early visit to their shores. Com
ments among the passengers were
to the efTect that they had never
received such courteous and ples
ant treatment at any foreign port as
they had at Ugelen. Every effort
was made by the Russians to enter
tain and amuse the visitors and from
all indications they were more than
successful.
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