I LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO 1
STANDING
FOR A GREATER NOME!
• , i\
^ ' j .
-o
'- *►•? > - -f — .
We Wish To
Congratulate
-0
The Nome Nugget, the Nome merchants,
and the Citizens of Nome on their fine spirit and
fortitude during our recent conflagration and
their energy and courage in rehabilitating our
Town,
-u
“CORKANSTELE"
We have taken the Alaska agency Jor
- “Corkanstele” sectional buildings and will be
pleased to submit quotations for any require
ment from a small cabin to Nome’s largest build
ing.
Corkanstele construction is Soundproof,
Fireproof, and insulated against heat or cold.
Three inches of Cork is equivalent to
four feet of concrete as protection against cold
and in retaining heat—Cork construction is
cheaper and better.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
TWINS BORN PETER
SATHER JR., WIFE
FORT LEWIS, WASH.
News was received recently by
Mrs. Peter Sather, from her son Pet
er Sather Jr., stationed at Fort
Lewis, Washington, U. S. Army, of
the birth of twin daughters to he
and Mrs. Sather. The baby girls
were born October 23rd, according
to then information received. .
Peter Sather, who has not been
in Nome for the past six or seven
years, was graduated from West
Point Military Academy, have re
ceived his appointment from Nome,
Alaska. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Sather of Nome, have been
well known here for many years.
GIVING SPECIAL
INVITATION DANCE
The “Polarites” are giving a spec
ial invitation dance this evening in
the gymnasium of the Office of In
dian Affairs school, in line with
their club activities.
OLD COURT HOUSE
VAULT DYNAMITED
MAKE WAY FOR NEW
Dynamiting of the old Court
House vault has been going on for
the past several days. Yesterday and
today, the vault was levelled to the
ground. The concrete pieces left ov
er will be dragged away, and the
area filled in with dirt or gravel.
CHESTER BROWN NAT
ENROUTE NOME WITH
PASSENGERS EXPRESS
Pilot Chester Brown of the Nor
thern Air Transport, took off for
Nome from Fairbanks about ten a.
m. with several passengers, some of
whom were for down-river points.
He arrived Nome just at dusk, this
afternoon.
PILOT WHALEY OF
ROUST AIRWAYS HAS
4 FROM FAIRBANKS
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
Airways arrived Nome today from
Fairbanks with four passengers, as
follows: T. J. McDonald, A. Ortis,
Frank Egen, and Fred Danielson.
PILOT MIROW HOPS
NORTH TO CANDLE
DEERING AND KOTZ.
Pilot Hans Mirow took off from
Nome this morning for Candle,
Deering and Kotzebue. He had as
passengers for Candle, Mrs. Farrel
and Mrs. B. J. McConaghy. As a
passenger for Kotzebue was Julius
Patterson. The plane is scheduled
for a flight to Teller tomorrow, if
weather will permit.
PILOT LYNN RETURNS
FROM NORTON BAY
CITIES AFTER FLIGHT
Pilot Lynn of the NAT who left
here yesterday for Norton Bay cit
ies, returned to Nome this after
noon from Unalakleet, where he
spent the night. Ralph Lomen was
a round trip passenger on the plane.
He is scheduled to take off tomor
row for a flight to Fairbanks where
it is reported he will be stationed
for a while. There will be several
passengers enroute.
PILOT EASLEY COMES
TO NOME TO CHANGE
FROM WHEELS, SKIIS
Pilot Ben Easley arrived Nome
this afternoon fro mFairbanks vedui
this afternoon from Candle, with
Tom Roust, President of the Roust
Airwyag, and A. V. Cordovado.
Pilot Easley of the Roust Airways
is scheduled for a return trip to
Candle within a couple of days, af
ter changing from wheels to skiis,
providing that Nome River is sol
id enough ice to support the plane,
for landings and take-offs.
Pilot Easley is due to tsike off
tomorrow morning for Dime Creek
with Wallace Porter and daughter
as passengers. —
Federated Church
Norman McCay, Pastor
11 a.m. Sunday School.
7:40 p.m. Church worship center
ing in the. idea: ‘The Knack of
Knowing What is Vital”.
A most cordial invitation.
Industrial Workers of Alaska,
Will Hold a Public Meeting
Nov. 19, 1934, In the Native School.
All Wage EARNERS are requested
to attend.
COMMITTEE,
t
DETAILS FOR PWA LOAN
APPLICATION ARE NOW
BEING PREPARED HERE
*
(Continued From Page One)
The Project; a general description with drawings and
other data, such as expense and engineering notes on same.
Revenues and Expenses; this department pertains to
the subject of the loan, in whole or in part is to be secured
b^pledge or revenues derived from the project.
Financial data; all information concerning the financial
status of the application together with supplementary in
formation on finances of the city and how they are obtained.
Legal data; all legal work necessary in making the ap
plication to the PWA; any litigation pending or liable to be
brought; and all legal information concerning the projects
and how full authority and rights may be included in the
application.
Under these seven titles, almost every type of question
can be taken care of when applying for PWA loan. There
is one question that immediately strikes the reader or stu
dent of this circular and that is that a lot of work is necess
ary to fill in the application. However, Congress meets al
most immediately after the first of the year. This applica
tion from the City of Nome should be brought up as soon as
possible so that immediate consideration can be given the
question of supplying the loan, and thus promoting the work
of rehabilitation fully a year in advance, of the general case
when applicants are required to wait for a considerable time
before receiving such loan.
Mr. Stewart is engaged in preparing the engineering in
formation required, such as levels of streets, sidewalks,
drains, fire alarm systems and fire mains, wiring of the city,
and other information concerning the project, such as ex
pense of construction and in which construction will be
brought about. His work contains many details which re
quire a considerable length of time to ascertain. However,
his work will soon be completedjugt&be ready to be included
in the application.
There is one thing which should be attended to as soon
as possible and that is to commence work on preparing the
required information for filling in the application. The
City of Nome will have to work hard to have this applica
tion ready for Congress. ' It is reported that within a few
days this application will be brought up for consideration
and work on it outlined and started.
Good citizenship means thinking straight, acting
straight and being on the square.__
APPLE
SPECIAL
FOR SATURDAY -
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Delicious, Face & Fill per box $2.50
Rome Beauty Per Box $3.00
" Kings Per Box $2.75
Gravensteins Per Box $2.75
Jonathans Per Box $3.25
Spitzenbergs / Per Box $3.50
We have also a very fine stock of
Apples for later in the winter use,
Such As:
WINESAPS ^
NEWTONS
FANCY DELICIOUS
Which you could buy and we will
store for you free of charge.
Fresh Pears By The Box $4.00
Per Dozen JO and .00 Cents
APPLES By The Dozen JO, .40 JO
A.POLET