Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
Pilot Mirow of the Mir
ow Air Service made a
flight to Teller yesterday
with Jack Foger as a pass
enger and returned with
Tommy Christianson and
Geo. Waldheim as passen
gers. He is scheduled for
a flight to Kotzebue via
way points tomorrow.
The Nome Airways will
change the landing gear on
their Travelair monoplane
at the airport at Nome to
morrow in preparation for
northern flights.
Weather Today
(by U.S. Weather Bureau)
A deep centered low
barometric pressure area is
charted on this morning’s
map about 100 miles south
of Kodiak Island. This con
dition has resulted in heavy
precipitation in southeast
ern Alaska and snow flur
ries at Fairbanks.
Generally fair weather
obtains in western and
northern Alaska. Moderate
temperatures continue in
southeastern Alaska and
southward.
The lowest temperature
at Nome last night was 12.5
below zero at 3:20 A. M.
Under the existing pressure
conditions it is quite likely
fair weather will continue
at Nome for the next 36 hrs
while temperature changes
will be unimportant.
Airway conditions at 7
A. M. were:
Nome clear -8
Solomon clear -2
Golovin missing
Nulato clear -25
Ruby clear -22
_Flat clear -10
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motored Ford.
Also 7 other planes in sizes to meet all require
ments.
We Carry Passenger Insurance
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NOME FAIRBANKS_ ALASKA
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Fairbanks snowing -2
Hot Springs snow, -2
Tanana part cldy -15
Kotzebue clear 17
Deering clear -8
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A wire received late yes
terday from Fairbanks no
tified the Nome office of
the Pacific Alaska Airways
that plans had been chang
ed and there would be no
mail flight to Nome today.
Another of those myster
ious false alarms from the
railroad and D Street late
yesterday brought the fire
department on the run to
that point. Needless to say
there was no one present
there and no indications of
a fire anywhere in the vic
inity.
This is the second false
alarm to be register from
this point in the last two
months, despite efforts of
city officials to bring to an
end such practice.
NOTICE
Masons and their famil
ies, Eastern Stars and their
escorts, are cordially invit
ed to attend a Thanksgiv
ing Dance at the Pioneer
Hall, Nov. 30, at 9:8ft P.M.
Admission $1.50 per couple.
Telegraphic Briefs
By The Associated Press
Houston, Texas, Nov. 27,
—Sam L. Brandt, striking
longshoreman was fatally
wounded and C. W. Swan
was critically shot near the
waterfront yesterday. Both
were striking longshore
men.
W H Swan, elder broth
er, told officers that the
shots came from a car con
taining seven negroes.
Oklahoma City, Nov. 27,
Sergeant Stanley Morgan
and family visited Wiley
Posts parents here yester
day. Mr. Morgan was the
U S Signal Corps operator
at Barrow, when Will Rog
ers and Wiley Post were
killed in an airplane crash
near there in August.
An eight page paper is
being issued today, contain
ing the usual four pages of
news and advts., and includ
ing two pages of comics and
two pages of feature news
with pictures. We hope
you will enjoy it.
Have your name printed on
Xmas cards at The Nugget
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Hrdlicka Finds |
Evidence Early
Alaska Peoples
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of their utensils were made
of its vertebrae and bones.
New Arrow Head
“These ancient Kodiak
Islanders were remarkable
craftsmen in stone and
bone. They worked with
primitive tools, yet did
some extremely good carv
ing. Among the articles
found this summer were
some arrowheads of a hith
erto unknown type. The
point of the arrow,of wood,
slate or bone, was fitted del
icately into a holder which
could be recovered fro;p
the carcass of the slain ani
mal.
‘Also found this summer ■
was an exceptionally fine !
collection of stone lamps ;
made by these Indians.They j
were hallowed out with im
mense hours of labor, many
of them are elaborate and ■
beautifully shaped, and in
instances carved with sym
bolic designs. They are a
distinctive feature of this ;
ancient culture.”
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FUNERAL NOTICE
—
All members of Pioneer
Igloo No. 1, and friends are
requested to attend the fun
eral of our late Brother, A.
G. Blake, to be held at the
Federated Church 2 P. M.
Saturday, Nov. 30th.
ALMER RYDEEN
President
For Rent— A three room
furnished house and cache.
Inquire at Nugget office.
Have your name printed on
Xmas cards at The Nugget
NOME
HOTEL
(Corner Main St. and Hunter Way)
Single and Double Steam
heated Rooms with Bath
Reasonable Rates By Day,
Week Or Month
Phone MAIN 108
Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
Seiffert Flats
Telephone For Appointments
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Ails. Bldg,
j Nome, Alaska.
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ONE SHOW 8 P.M.
Dream Theatre
TONIGHT
SPECIAL
THANKSGIVING SHOW
44 TOO MUCH HARMONY ”
WITH
BING CROSBY JACK OAKIE JUDITH ALLEN
SKEETS GALLAGHER HARRY GREEN
Music • Songs Color Pep
ALSO
“The New Dealers"’
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADULTS 55 Cents—CHILDREN 25 Cents
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THANKSGIVING
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Nome has very good reasons to observe Thanks
giving Day. From ashes to a newly built prosper
ous city in one year. Let all of us take time and
offer Thanks. Let us conttemplatc on what has
transpired during this past year. Let us continue
this good work and with the help of God, in an
other year we should witness greater progress.
Our Assortment of GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND
TO ADORN YOUR THANKSGIVING TABLE is
Complete. Let us furnish you with what you need
for your Thanksgiving Dinner.
TURKEYS
We have a very fine lot. We will be glad to dress
your Turkey free of charge1 We will give 5% dis
count on all Turkey orders placed before Tues
day Noon, and on all orders take home to prepare.
We Are Offering
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
Come and find out for yourself. It will pay you
For your Trouble.
SPECIAL DRAWING
FROM THE CHRISTMAS GIFT BARREL
On Thanksgiving Eve Wed. Nov. 27th, 7:30
P. M. a special drawing will be made from the
Christmas Gift Barrel; 3 numbers will be drawn.
The first winner will be awarded a 12 pound tur
key; The second winner a fine roaster; The third
winner, one dozen decorated water glasses. The
winning tickets will be returnd into the barrel to
participate in the CHRISTMAS DRAWINGS.
POLET’S
—The Store That Is Pleased To Serve You—