Another Teacher
For Nome School
Been Sent For
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ond grade, thereby making the
duties of all teachers about the
same. During the time the tea
cher is enroute to Nome aboard
the S. S. Victoria, Supt. Pool an
nounced that older high school
girls would assist Miss Bonstrom
in some of her duties in the pri
mary grades.
A change in the hour of con
vening of classes was reported by
Superintendent Pool, so that the
use of the gymnasium could be
utilized at different times by the
entire school without crowding.
The grade school classes convene
at 9:15 a.m., lunch at 12:15 p.m.,
school again 1:15, and classes ov
er at 3:45 p.m.
The high school convenes at
8:45 a.m., lunch at 11:45: con
vene again at 12:45 p.m. and
school out at 3:15 p.m.
Numerous additional subjects
are being provided this year for
the high school, it was declared,
and details will probably be
forthcoming soon when regular
news bulletins are issued con
cerning school activities. It was
announced that A. E. Schoettler,
territorial vocational head would
be paying a visit to Nome some
time next week to go over plans
for the staging of vocational ed
ucation here.
It also came to the attention of
Supt. Pool that there were possi
bly numerous younger people in
Nome who would appreciate an
opportunity of taking post grad
uate work in high school. Al
ready several have signified their
intentions of wishing "P.G.”work
and Mr. Pool announced that as
soon as things get running smoo
thly, after the first few days of
school, he will direct his atten
tion toward carrying out some
plans concerning this subject.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
The PAA Electra, pilots Jones
and Stuart arrived this morning
: with Mrs. J. D. Harlan, wife of
Manager Harlan of the Hammon
Company, Wm. L. Paul southeast
ern Alaska attorney and Field
Agent of the Office of Indian Af
fairs, and H. Lipp, federal repre
sentative of the Office of Indian
Affairs, who is in Alaska in the
interests of organizing the na
tives of the territory under the
Wheel er-Howa rd Act,
The plane left again at noon
on its return flight to Fairbanks
with Mr. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs.
R y Peterman, Mrs. Anderson, C.
J. Nowlin and John Johnson as
passengers. No mail was carried
on the incoming flight.
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Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Barometer readings were fall
ing rapidly over western and
central Alaska this morning due
to an extensive storm area mov
ing in from the southwest; the
center of the low is charted south
of Bethel where a reading of 29.
00 is noted. Increasing cloudi
ness and unsettled weather with
strong easterly and northeasterly
winds reported along the Nome
Fairbanks air route. Mostly fair
weather is the rule over south
eastern Alaska and the Pacific
Coast States.
Slighly higher temperatures ob
tain this morning over western
and central Alaska but remain
unchanged in other sections.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was 37 and the highest
yesterday 50.
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Hospital Notes
The S. S. Mount McKinley yes
terday, took with it several men:
bers of the hospital family. Mis:
Marie Vigus, a nurse at Maynarc
Columbus for the past year,wen'
out to her new appointment
George Merritt and Gunnar Gus
tafson returned to their homes ir
Seattle. Harry Forsgren of Deer
ing also went to Seattle.
Almost at the same time Peter
X. Peterson, Alvin Johnson, and
Baby Fred Kite, left the hospital
or their homes much improved,
However, Mr. Johnson enjoyed
his stay at the hospital so much
that he returned to remain until
iie has completely recovered.
Mr. and Mrs.William A. Board
man are happy over the arrival
of a son on Wednesday morning.
The young man weighed seven
pounds ten ounces and will be
called Everett Raymond. Both
m t! or and child are doing well.
Miss Mary Walsh was in for a
t-' illectomy, cn Wednesday.
Eric Hummer, the boy who was
b-i ught in from Koyuk last week
with a brain injury, passed away
.ast night with tubercular menin
gitis.
Freddy Waid, who is convales
cent after an operation for ap
pendicitis has been discharged as
a patient, but because he is alone
in Nome and there is no hotel
where he may stay, the hospital
is giving him a home until he
goes out on the last boat.
The campaign fund is growing
rapidly. There has been unus
ually fine support from the Ham
mon employees. A number of
citizens have made generous con
tributions without solicitation.
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