OUTSTANDING IN DEPENDABILITY
N. A. T.
AN ACHIEVEMENT IN SAFETY !
N. A. T. Has Flown Over a Million Miles—Carried
Over 5,000 Passengers, without Single Injury to
Passengers or Personnel. A Safety Record Un
surpassed in the History of Alaska Air Transport
Operation.
FA I R B A N K S N O M EA L A S K A
Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
The Pacific Alaska Airways Pl
ectra arrived Nome shortly after
noon today with pilots Jerry Jones
and Bill Knox in command. Mrs.
Fred Milligan was the only passen
ger and she is enroute to Toller to
teach school there this winter.
The Electra took off again this
afternoon on its return flight with
Mrs. Thos. Shaw, Hans M. Hansen,
Hans Mirow, W. A. Bartholomae,
Dr. Phillip S. Smith and Charles
Huntley, and Graham Lammers as
passengers.
Pilot John Lynn of the Northern
Air Transport took off this morning
for Candle, via Council, and thence
to Ruby where he is to contact an
other plane of the company from
Fairbanks. Mrs flans ffansen was
a passenger to Council: Dr. L W
Fromm for Candle and Miss Mary
Walsh and Mr. Norris for Ruby.
Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT
took off this morning for White's
Camp, Taylor, Deering Candle and
Kotzebue. Woodbury Abbey was a
passenger from Taylor to Shungnak.
Pilot Chet McLain of the Starr
Airlines took off this morning in
the pontoon plane with Commis
sioner of Education Anthony E
Karnes, enroute to Teller, and other
northern villages where Territorial
schools are now in session. He ex
pects to stop at Golovin enroute to
the Kuskokwim section, continuing
his inspection of schools through
out Alaska.
Pilot Whaley flying the Mirow Air
Service made a flight today to Gol
FOR SALE
Cork and Steel House SI.000
2400 ft. 2x12 used lumber 72.00
1 12x14 tent and platform 30.00
120 sacks cement . 240.00
100 sacks plaster. 75.00
1 Oil burning tar kettle 150.09
1 Motor driven rip and cross
cut saw .125.00
1 5 ton Beebe hoist. 95.00
1 Van Doran :l i” electric drill 75.00
1 Rex Stove 12.50
0 Folding chairs 12.00
2 Folding chairs . 8.00
100 feet %" hose . 10.00
100 ft. Rope . 2.50
150 ft. V Rope 4.00
40 gallons water proofing 30.00
150 lbs. assorted Bolls 10.00
Miscellaneous paint, nails & shovels.
The Cork Insulation
Com pan v. Inc.
ovin with Mr. Arnold Undemn and
Mrs Bert McCarthy and son as pass
engers.
This morning he made a flight to
Nugget Gulch returning with Gra
ham Gammers. Mr. Burtholomae was
a round tripper.
He made another flight today to
Golovin for the Marshal's Office. He
is scheduled for a flight to Teller
and Tin City tomorrow, wp..
Pilot Mirow States
May Return With
Another Airplane
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service who was an outgoing
passenger today on the Electra, will
fly through to Juneau, take a boat
for Seattle and then fly to Los An
geles on business, which may even
take him as far East as New York.
It was stated he intended to return
w ith if plane to augment his service
nut of Nome this fall. What type of
plane was note definitely determin
ed at this time.
During his absence Pilot Frank
PUBLIC DANCE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
Adm. Gents— S1.00 Ladies Free
(Whites Only)
PIONEER IIALL
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
TO PREPARE OUR YARD TO RECEIVE TIIE LARGE SHIPMENT
OF LADYSMITH COAL WHICH WE HAVE COMING ON
THIS TRIP OF THE
S S ARTHUR J BALDWIN
WE ARE OFFERING FOR
CASH ONLY
WHILE IT LASTS
L A D Y S M I T II C O A L
AT 820.00 PER TON
IN THE YARD
COAL MUST BE HAULED PRIOR TO TIIE ARRIVAL OF THE
S. S. BALDWIN
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Whaley of the Roust Airways, which
J is completely overhauling its own
plane, will fly the Mirow Air Ser
vice plane, taking care of both that
company’s and the Roust Airways’
business.
B. J. McConaghy
Awarded Contract
For New City Bldg.
The award of the contract for the
construction of the Nome Munici
pal Building was made to B. J. Mc
Conaghy this afternoon on his bid
of $13,534.13. Specifications call for
the finishing of the building com
plete in forty days, and city officials
advised today that work commence
immediately upon this project in
connection with the PWA loan and
grant agreement of thj City of
Nome.
A protest was made this morning
by Art Brown, one of the bidders
on the project against Mr. McCona
ghy's bid claiming certain portions
of that bid did not conform to de
tails of the specifications—technical
ities being a point raised.
The protest was brought before
city officials and Project Engineer
Steere for consideration, after which
the protest was disallowed and the
award made to Mr. McConaghy.
Schumann-Heink
At Last Becomes
A Movie Actress
(By The Associated Press)
HOLLYWOOD Sept. 6, —At the
age of 74, after years of waiting on
the fringes of the film industry,
Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink
is about to become a movie star. •
The famous singer was placed un
der a three year Metro-Goldwyn- j
Mayer contract, after a race across 1
the continent to Chicago, with the i
newly organized Pickford-Lasky
Corporation.
She had lived for years in Holly
wood but only recently, after appear
ing in a few scenes of “Here’s To
Romance” did her worth become
known. Hardly had the film been
previewed until the telephone began
to ring, but she had left for Chica- |
go, which caused the spirited cross
country race.
LOST— Left hand pig-skin glove.
Between new bank building and 3rd
Ave. Finder please return to Nugget
Office.
FOR SALE
12 Tube Silverton Radio—Long and
Short Wave. A large plate glass
mirrow. A Chime Clock.-Inquire at
Nugget Office.
Subscribe for The Nome
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Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
SHAMPOO AND
SCALP TREATMENT
S 1 . 5 0
Seiffert Flats
Telephone For Appointments
H. BRORSON
Certified Watch
Maker
Repairs Mailed Back Promptly
Front Street, Nome,
P O Box 278
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Alls. Bld|.
Nome, Alaska.
Dream Theatre
one show TONIGHT 7;30 p m
“MYRT & MARGE”
WITH
TED HEALY
EDDIE FOY Jr.
GRACE HAYES
TRIXIE FRIGANZA
YOU HAVE HEARD THEM OVER
THE RADIO NOW SEE THEM AND
HEAR THEIR SONGS
AI.SO
Mickey McGuire In “Mickey’s Rescue"
AND
“Butcher Boy"—A Cartoon
ADULTS 55 Cents—CHILDREN 25 Cents
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SCHOOL DAYS
ARE HERE AGAIN
FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL MISS
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$3.50
Phoenix Silk Hosiery—Service Weight
Just Right For Hard School Wear
Per Pair $1.00
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE
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BOYS WOOL SOCKS
Regular 50cts pair—Special 3 For $1.00
BOYS TROUSERS
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BOYS SCHOOL CAPS
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