NEWS ITEMS
Setting a new record of 2:30
minutes, pilot Jack JefTord in the
Lockheed plane of the Mirow Air
Service returned to Nome this
morning from Fairbanks with
Elmer Anderson and a load of
fresh vegetables. He departed ag
ain for Fairbanks with Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Lee. Marguerite
Lee, Dick Lee, and Larry Galvin
as passengers, due to raturn to
morrow. Another flight to Fair
banks is planned for the latter
part of the week.
Another MAS plane completed
mail flights to Teller and way
points returning with Robert El
ingnak from Wales. The plane re
turned Chas. Levan to Teller and
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freight for Fox Bar making an
other trip to Bluff to return with
Joe Crabtree tomorrow.
The Wien Alaska Airlines Ces
sna plane flew to Taylor and
Maeklin Creek today with freight
and was to return with a pass
enger.
Weather Todav
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(U S. Weather Bureau)
Low pressure which was cen
tered over the Bering Sea area
yesterday has increased in inten
sity and is moving south being
centered this morning about 150
miles south of Dutch Harbor in
the North Pacific Ocean. This
Low is attended by w’inds of gale
force, overcast weather, rain, and
fog in the Aleutians: Dutch Har
| bor reporting 1.68 in. of rain this
, morning. A secondary of great
j intensity is following in the wake
i of this storm area. Another Low
S overlies the Pacific Ocean off the
coast of the United States. High
pressure of great magnitude cen
tered over Northwestern Canada
extending into the interior of Al
aska and also south through the
interior of Canada and the mid
western States is causing fair and
continued cold weather to obtain
lover this entire vast area. The
Low over the Atlantic slope has
moved northeast into the North
Atlantic Ocean.
The highest Nome temperature
yesterday was 39 and the lowest
last night 28 above.
Can your family live well on
the salary you make? Why have
n’t you gone on and done the
things you aspired to in your
youth? Or have you? Perhaps
you are like David Whitney in
"The Tinker.” “I must be getting
old. but think of us all in the
, asylum when we wake up." This
character is interpreted by Leon
ard Krohlow. Dec. 13, at 8 P.M.,
Federated Church.
The name Alaska is derived
from the Aleut word, Alakshak,
"a great country or continent.”
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POLET’S STORES
FOLLOW THE ADS
Your attention is drawn to the
i many new holiday and feature
advertisements appearing in the
pages of the Nugget daily, call
ing forth the Yuletide Spirit, in
commercial as well as entertain
ment lines. Attractively illustrat
ed, and designed for your pleas
ure, they are the surest and
most papular means of inviting
the public’s interest and good
will.
Marjorie Whitney, played by
Esther Thune, is vivacious and
aggressive, and gives you a num
ber of good laughs.. And can she
manage her brother, Jack!. Or
does he manage her? “I want
you to be sweet to Jane, Jack.
Do I have to bribe you to be
courteous? Well, all you get from
me for Christmas is one dirty
look.” And how! Wow-ee! "The
Tinker,” Federated Church, Dec.
13, 8 P. M.
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