Red Cross Officers
At the recent annual meeting
of the Red Cross the following
executive committee for the en
suing year, was elected: Miss
Emily Morgan, A. M. Hartford,
Eh Thomas Moroom, Leroy M.
Sullivan. M.J. Walsh. A.F.Wright
and C. W. Thornton.
The following officers of the
Nome Chapter were then elected:
Chas. W. Thornton, Chairman
Leroy M. Sullivan, V.-Chairman
M ss Emily Morgan. Secretary
A. F. Wright, Treasurer
Mrs. Calvin E. Pool was appoint
ed Chairman of the Annual Roll
Call.
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INTRODUCING SOMETHING
NEW
“ROMA”
VEGETABLE
MACARONI
A HEALTH FOOD
On the last boat we received a brand new
Health Food—
A Macaroni Product—It is made by using
vegetable juices in the mixing of the flour in
stead of the water — such as celery, carrots,
spinach, etc.
The Roma Macaroni Factory claim that
the product is the latest addition in the world
of pure health foods. It has met with instant
success. All ingredients used in the manufactur
ing of this product are guaranteed to be of the
highest quality obtainable.
We are offering the following varieties, all
packed in one pound cellophane packages:
Noodles, wide, 16 oz. package . 50(
Noodles, med. 16 oz. package 50<
Butterflies, large, 16 oz. package 45r
Butterflies, small, 16 oz. package ... 45<
Mustaccioli, 16 oz. package .40<
Salad Macaroni 16 oz. package. 40r
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NEWS ITEMS
Pilot John Cross of the North
ern Cross Airways accompanied
by Mrs. Cross, arrived today
from Deering.
Pilot Sig Wien of the WAA.,
made a special flight to Golovin
today with U. S. mail.
Pilot Jack Herman of the Mir
ow Air Service made an emerg
ency flight to Teller today bring
ing back John Muller who is re
i eiving medial attention at the
Maynard Columbus Hospital, and
Mrs. Muller.
The Pacific Alaska Airways
mail plane arrived this morning
from Fairbanks and departed on
its raturn flight about noon. Only
local Alaska mail was received.
Assistant Inspector C. E. Burnett
of the Bureau of Air Commerce
arrived on the plane. Outgoing
passengers were Mort Powell and
wife,Jack Anderson,Ralph Lomen
and Harry Loe.
Now that Thanksgiving is over
and everyone is able to breath
easier today, attention is turned
toward Nome's Annual Commun
ity Xmas Tree celebration, a cus
tom inaugurated some years ago,
and one which is supported to the
hilt by everyone in town.
This year’s committee has been
elected and are at present laying
plans to be announced in the near
future, it is understood.
The The Firemen’s Ball, held
Thanksgiving Eve, drew' a large
crowd for the fun and entertain
ment put on by Nome’s Volun
teer Fire Department. Entertain
ers, orchestra members and oth
ers participated during the even
I >ng
The many prizes donated by
merchants throughout Nome,were
given away to those attending,
; holding lucky numbers, draw'n
from a “grab barrel.”
All in all the public enjoyed
itself immensely and sat down
the next day to Thanksgiving din
ners. following a Wednesday
: evening filled w'ith good fun and
enjoyment, thanks to the N.V.F.D.
PIONEERS TO MEET IN ODD
FELLOW HALL
Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No. 11
has made arrangements to hold1
its next meeting which is to be
Wednesday, December 1st, in the
Odd Fellow Hall.
This meeting will be of much
importance as there will be a
class of initiates and also the
nomination of officers. It has been
announced that this meeting will
be followed by a Smoker. It is
hoped that all members will be
present.
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Community Xmas
Tree Committees
At a meeting held in the City
Hall recently, the following com
mittee was elected to handle the
Community Christmas Tree Pro
gram for 1937:
A. M. Hartford. Chairman.
Harry Gabrielson, Treasurer.
Miss Woodfin, Secretary.
O. S. Weaver, Finance.
Kurt Sprenger, Decorations.
C. H. Code, Publicity.
W. L. Smith, Good Cheer.
Mrs. Fisher, Mr. Thune, En
tertainment.
C. F. Yenney, Sports and Rein
deer.
C. S. Glavinovich, Stockings
and Gifts.
It was expected that the com
mitee heads would meet soon to
perfect the program, now' that
Thanksgiving has come and gone.
Weather Today
(U S. Weather Bureau)
High pressure overlies the Dis
trict of Mackenzie and the Arctic
regions with resultant fair wea
ther throughout northwestern No
rth America, and low tempera
tures in the Mackenzie; the low
est being —24 recorded at Nor
man.
A Low centered over Kodiak
has caused cloudy weather with
light precipitation along the Pa
cific Coast from the Aleutian Is
lands to the States.
Another Low centers over the
upper Hudson Bay area while
High pressure lies in the Pacific
off the California coast.
The highest Nome temperature
yesterday was 24 and the lowest
last night 15 degrees.
FAIRBANKS NEWS-MINER
IS NOW LOCATED IN
ITS NEW HOME
The Nerw-Miner is now located
in its new home in the News
Miner Building, on Second Ave
nue, opposite the Nordale Hotel.
The offices were moved late
Saturday. The new machinery
and other equipment are now in
stalled and in service.
The public entrance to the new
offices is on Second Avenue.
SHIRLEY SIMMONS
WEDS J. WILKEY
Shirley Lillian Simmons and
Jack Wilkey were united in matri
monv Saturday last by the Rev.
John E. Youel in the Presbyter
ian manse.
Attendants at the wedding were
Lou Ima Shepard and Robert T.
Shively.—Fairbanks News-Miner.
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Barber Shop and j
Bath House
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John Solon—Bob Jackson
| Inspector C. E.
Burnett On 1st
Official Visit
C. E. Burnett. Aeronautics In
spector for the Bureau of Air
Commerce who is assistant to Su
pervising Inspector Hugh Brews
ter, was an arriving passenger to
day with the Pacific Alaska Air
ways. He expects to remain in
Nome sufficiently long enough to
give airplanes based here, a check
over, rating tests for pilots and
other necessary work in connec
tion with the regulations.
Inspector Brewster, declares Mr
Burnett is at present in the Sta
tes and is expected to return to
Alaska which is known as the 9th
Inspection locality, in the near
future. He will have with him
a brand new Stinson plane equip
ped with all the latest flying aids,
pontoons, wheels and skiis for the
different flying climates in Alas
ka.
After completing his work here
Inspector Burnett will proceed to
Kotzebue and thence return pos
sibly to Fairbanks.
Pilot Jefford of the Mirow Air
Service passed a rating test today
including “dead-stick” landings,
flying the MAS Lockheed Vega.
Inspector Burnett advised air
plane companies here that new
Civil Aircraft regulations had
been put into effect November
1st. but that in Alaska the opera
, toirs and fliers would have to wait
until the new forms and regula
tions were distributed before they
! could be put into effect.
In many respects, the regula
tions are simplified and made to
apply more directly 'to the prob
j lems for which they are designed,
said the Inspector.
On the w’hole. though, he declar
ed, operators and fliers in Alaska
HB TOOK IT BACK,
the 1929 advice he gave to col
lege grads to “be a snob.” Prof.
Robert E. Rogers of M. I. T. re*
cently said times have altered
the outlook. j
are more than anxious to keep
their equipment in first class con
dition and abide by the Depart
ment regulations as near as pos
sible. The record of aircraft op
eration in Alaska is one which
the Territory and the people of
the country may be well proud
of.
f*'eiierute<l
’lev. Vincent C. Widney, Pa3tor.
The Drama Club of the Feder
ated Church presents the three
act play, “The Tinker", a royalty
play by Fred Eastman, Monday
Night, December 13th.
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