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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 l n
surpassed in the History of Alaska Air Transport
Operation.
FAIRBANKS NOME ALASKA
Airplane Activities
Pilot Chester Brown of the North
ern Air Transport made a flight to
Taylor with Jack Ferguson and Ern
ie Lottsfeldt. The plane proceeded
to Pilgrim Springs, White’s Camp,
Teller and Candle, returning here
late in the afternoon.
Pilot Noel Wien made a flight to
Council and Golovin today with Al
fred J. Lomen, Ronald Brousseau, J.
Wiggin and Jack Anderson as pas
sengers. Mrs. Undent was a passen
ger from Council to Golovin The
plane also carried a quantity of
freight for the northern mining
camp.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service made a flight to Teller,
Tin City and Bud Creek with mail
and a capacity load if freight. Or
his second flight today he flew ti
Deering. Candle, Baldwin and Kotz
ebue.
Pilot Noel Wien took off again this
afternoon for Unalakleet with Mrs
G Leroy Swenson and child as pass
engers for there and two natives as
passengers for Ruby The plane will
fly to Nulato before returning tc
Nome
(iutter Northland
Now On Way To
The Arctic Ocean
The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter
Nortlhand sailed from Nome last ev
ening for St. Lawrence Is and will
remain there several hours before
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NOME ALASKA
heading north for the Arctic Ocean
and Point Barrow, via way ports.
Dr. Levine of Creighton Univer
sity was a passenger. Miss Alice
Allen, daughter of the Jim Allen
the well known Wainwright trader
was a passenger north to that poini
to visit her father and sister, aftei
having graduated from high schooi
in the states. Two Eskimos were
passengers to be taken to Kotzebue
The vessel will render medical at
tention wherever necessary along
the way north, and Commander
Scammel. who bears the title of U
S. Commissioner for purposes oi
dealing with infractions of the law
1 along the Arctic coast, will attend
to any legal matters affecting his
powers, if any rise. The Northland
will be gone for the better part of s
month in making the round trip
voyage to Point Barrow'.
Mail Boat Meteor
From St. Michael
After Stormy Trip
The Motorship Meteor, mail boat
which contacts coastal points out ol
Nome, returned here last evening
from St. Michael after a stormy voj
age, the like of which some old-tim
ers claimed they had never seen.
Passengers from St. Michael tn
Nome included Mrs. Kathryn L.
Galen, Mr John Emel and son, atul
| ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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| AUG. 7, 1935.
I CALLING AT ALL PORTS FROM
I ST. MICHAEL TO KOTZEBUE
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Erick Johnson. The latter came
from Marshall and the others from
upper river points.
'
Erick Johnson, formerly U S Dep
uty Marshal at Fortuna Ledge, and
who is now interested in the mining,
trading and fur business in that sec
tion, came to Nome last evening
aboard the Meteor from St Michael,
! for a visit to his son and daughter
who live here. He will remain for
| some time before returning to his
; home and business at Marshall.
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Alaska Sunset Man
John Emel, Son In
Nome For A \ isit
—
John Emel and son, who arrived
I on the motorship Meteor last night,
is one of the interested parties in
the Alaska Sunset Mins Inc, carry
ing on dredge operations at Sunset
Creek
. He and his son made the trip down
the Yukon River by river-boat, the
voyage requiring seventeen days,
from the time they left Nenana un
i til they arrived at Nome.
In coming to Nome Mr Emel is
visiting the scene of the property in
which he is interested and is observ
ing the operations being carried on,
under the management of W A Cas
tleton. The trip down the river, he
stated was very interesting to one
I who had never made such a trip be
fore. although the length of time re
quired seemed overly long
The voyage from St. Michael tc
i Nome was a very stormy one, Mr
Emel and his son stated. They plan
to remain here until Saturday and
then take a Pacific Alaska Airways
plane back to Fairbanks. Neither
Mr Emel nor his son have evei
flown before but urgent reasons is
causing them to change their minds
jand they will take their first air
plane ride out of Nome, in the fines’
airplane in Alaska for speed and
convenience and comfort.
Gov’t. Tug Aground
Nohalico Returning
Trip Pulls It Free
The tugboat Nohalico of the Nome
Harbor Lighterage Company, return
ed this afternoon from a trip ug
the coast to Sinrock with a barge
load of freight, including mining
machinery
The War Department tug Car
penter which was returning to the
river after dumping a load of dir’
dredged from the mouth of Snake
River Harbor, grounded at the
mouth due to extreme low water, a’
about the same time this afternoor
that the Nohalico returned.
The Nohalico ran in and placet
a line aboard the Carpenter anc
pulled it out to sea. The govern
ment tug had a line aboard the
dump barge and allowed it to swing
free when the tug went aground
so that when it was pulled off the
bar, the barge also came out.
The Nohalico with its barge ir
tow managed to proceed in thru the
mouth of the harbor and anchorec
in the basin.. The government tug
and barge remained anchorec
off shore until higher water, wher
it would proceed into the harbor.
Miss Phyllis Turnei
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
. Now Located In
Office Indian Affs. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
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