Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
Pilot Chester Brown of
the Northern Air Transport
made a flight to Deering
Sunday with A V Cordo
vado. Boris Magids was a
passenger from Deering to
Kotzebue and James Mills
was a passenger from Kot
zebue to Nome. The NAT
plane is scheduled for an
other flight North tomor
row.
Pilot Frank Whaley of
the Nome Airways made a
flight to Shelton and Rain
bow Camp Sunday with a
load of freight.
Pilot Robbins in the Paa
Fletster plane arrived at
Golovin today from Fair
banks with 550 pounds of
mail matter for Nome, it
was reported. Pilot Whaley
of the Nome Airways flew
from Nome to Golovin with
outgoing mail and the Paa
ship left on its return trip
about 1:30 P.M. Alfred J.
Lomen manager of the Lo
men Commercial Co., and
L. E. Rynning also of the
same company were out
going passengers from
Nome. Arnold Undem and
wife who run the Lomen
Commercial Co store at Gol
ovin were also outgoing
passengers from that place.
Mrs. Art Peterson was a
returning passenger from
Golovin.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service return
ed Sunday from Kotzebue
with Mrs. Fred Bourdon.
Gene Comer was a passen
ger from Candle to Nome.
300 lbs. of Shea fish and
furs were also brought in
on the trip.
Today pilot Mirow flew
to Teller with a native child
and two native women for
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N. A. T.
Largest and safest plane in Alaska—14 place tri
motored Ford.
Also 7 other planes in sizes to meet all require
ments.
We Carry Passenger Insurance
Experienced, Dependable, Courteous Pilots
NOME FAIRBANKS ALASKA
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Pilgrim Hot Springs, and
returned to Nome. He land
ed on the ice of Bering Sea
in front of Nome where
there is a natural landing
field, the first plane to test
out the ice this fall. The
Lockheed plane of the Mir
o\v Air Service will be
flown to the ice landing
field tomorrow and skii
landing gear placed on the
ship.
Community Xmas
Committee Meets
Has New Officers
A meeting of the Nome
Community Organization
was held at the office of V.
R. Farrell at the Indian Af
fairs Building, Sunday. The
following officers were elec
ted: Mr. Kirkpatrick,chair
man;Miss Dorothy Russell,
secretary; and J. S. Stan
groom, treasurer.
It was decided to follow
the plan used last year,that
of having two programs at
the same time, one at the
Federated Church and one
at the Methodist Church.
The date set for the pro
gram was Monday, Decem
ber 23.
A new sports feature is
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M 1 \ K
DEMAND IS INCREASING
Wo Can Move Them — — NOW ! !
SHIP YOUR SKINS EARLY!!
Alaska — Chicago Fur Exchange
368 Central Ave., Highland Park, 111.
being added this year. Just
what this feature will in-'
elude has not been decided,
but it will probably be sim
ilar to the Fair program of
the past.
Program committee chair
men will be selected and
preparations will begin at
once. Other committee
chairmen will be appointed
before the end of the week.
Watch for manouncements
in the Daily Nugget.
Boy Scouts Are
Selling Xmas
Seals In Nome
The Boy Scouts organiza
tion of Nome began selling
Xmas seals today, the mon
ey derived from the sale of
these seals will be used by
the Alaska Tuberculosis
Association, of which Dr.
W. W. Council is Chairman
of the Alaska Tuberculosis
Committee; and E.W. Grif
fin, is chairman of the Seal
Sale Committee, at Juneau.
Buy Christmas Seals and
help protect your home
from tuberculosis.
Several thousand Xmas
Seals were forwarded here
from Juneau, to be dispos
ed of and you are requested
to do your part by buying
the Seals and use them on
your letters.
When a boy scout comes
to you, give him a helping
hand.
ATTENTION
Complying with instruc
tions from A. A. Shonbeck,
democratic territorial chair
man; I hereby call a meet
ing of democrats to meet at
Pioneer Hall, on Thursday
evening December fifth at
eight o'clock.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
Chairman Divisional
_Committee._
COAL AND FUEL OIL
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Weather Today
(by U.S. Weather Bureau)
A deep centered area of
low barometric pressure is
observed on this morning’s
map about 50 miles south
west of Dutch Harbor while
another depression contin
ues near Kodiak Island.
Snow was falling at Cor
dova and Dutch Harbor at
observation time while rain
was reported from Jun^u
and Ketchikan. Sub-zero
temperatures continue in
interior and northern Alas
ka while moderate temper
atures prevail in the south
east portion. Clear skies
with unlimited ceiling and
visibility were general con
ditions over the Nome-Fair
banks airway and north
ward today.
Airway conditions at 7
a.m. were:
Solomon 16 below
Nome 13%below
Golovin 19 below
Nulato 38 below
Ruby 40 below
Flat 25 below
Fairbanks 25 below
Tanana 42 below
Hot Springs 50 below
Kotzebue 39 below
City Clerk Office
In New Building
The office of City Clerk
M. J. Walsh was moved to
day from the temporary
building in which it has
been housed since the fire
of September 17th, 1934, to
the ground floor, of the new
municipal building. The
new city building has been
completed with the excep
tion of certain minor de
tails and adjustments, by
! B. J. McConaghy, contract
or.
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 Alls. Bldf.
Nome, Alaska.
Dream Theatre
one show TUESDAY 8 P.M.
CECIL B. DeMILLE’S GREAT SPECTACLE
OF MODERN TIMES
“THIS DAY & AGE”
WITH
AN ALL STAR CAST
ALSO
PARAMOUNT NEWS
AND
A TRAVEL-“NEW ZEALAND”
ALSO
“BIRDS IN SPRING” A Silly Symphony
!
ADULTS 75cts (Tax Included) CHILDREN 25cts
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FREE GOODS
SPECIAL QUANTITY PRICES
Our Entire Assortment of Xmas
And Holiday Greetings
WILL BE PLACED ON SALE. DURING THIS
COMING WEEK WE WILL OFFER SPECIAL
QUANTITY PRICES AND FREE GOODS
WITH EACH QUANTITY PURCHASE
Our lOct cal’ds—half doz. 50cts; one doz. 95cts.
With each half doz. we will give free one 15ct
Card. With each doz. 2 15ct eards or 1 25ct card.
Our 15ct cards—half doz. 75cts; one doz. $1.45.
With each half doz. 1 20ct card free, and with
one doz. 2 20cts cards or 1 35cts card
Our 20cts cards—half doz. $1.00; one doz. $1.90.
With each half doz. 1 25ct card; with one doz.
2 25ct cards or one 50ct card free.
Our 25ct.cards—half doz. $1.40; one doz. $2.65.
With half doz. 1 35ct card free; with 1 doz. 2
35ct cards free
Our 35ct cards—half doz. $2.00; 1 dozen $3.75
With half doz. 1 50 card; with 1 doz. 2 50ct cards.
Our 5Oct cards—half doz. $2.75; 1 doz. $5.25
One 75ct card free with 6 and 2 with one doz.
Our 75ct cards—three cards for $2.00
One $1.00 card Free with six cards sold
Our $1.00 cards—3 for $2.50 or 7 Cards for $5.00
POLET’S