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Sailing Schedule for Southeastern & Southwestern Alaska Ports
Northbound Southbound
Leave Arrive Arrive Leave Leave Arrive
Seattle Juneau Seward Sewatd Juneau Seattle
S S Alaska Apr 24 Apr 27 Apr 30 Apr 30 May 3 May 6
S S Yukon May 1 May 4 May 7 May 7 May 10 May 13
S S Baranof May 5 May 8 May 11 May 11 May 14 May 17
S S Alaska May 8 May 11 May 14 May 14 May 17 May 20
(NOTE: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
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Nome Airport
Pilot-Manager Hans Mirrow of
tlie Mirow Air Service, flying the
fast MAS Lockheed, left Fair
banks at 2:30 a.m. (Nome time)
today, arriving Nome airport at
9:30 this forenoon, stopping en
route at Koyukuk Station and
Bluff, bringing mining equipment
to the Topkuk Chief Mining Co. i
at Bluff, and the following pas- j
sengers to Nome:
Jack Faey
Art Solbeck
Mr. Spagnola
Dick Robinson
Mr. Robinson is enroute to Hay j
cock and is the step father of
Pilot Don Emmons of the MAS.
Pilot Sigurd Wien of the Wien:
Alaska Airlines, flying an all red i
Cessna plane, arrived at Nome
field yesterday afternoon at 4:30.
; o'clock, with Messrs. Hirst and j
j Beatty, officials of the Bureau of
i Indian Affairs as passengers.
, Pilot Frank Whaley of the MAS'
! flying the Stinson took oft for
Taylor and the lower Kougarok
at noon today with a load of ex
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press and Wm. McDonald as a
passenger.
Pilot John Cross of the Wien
Alaska Airlines flying the Fair
child 71. made two round trips
today with capacity loads of fre
ight for the Kougarok Consolidat
ed Placers Co., at Taylor. C. H.
"Doc” Cady was an incoming pas
senger.
Pilot Cross is scheduled to take
off early tomorrow, weather per
mitting, for Kotzebue and Wain
wright with Trader Jim Allen &
his Arctic big game hunting com
panion, Joe Lilly of Des Moines,
Iowa, as passengers.
Pilot Manager Noel Wien of the
Wien Alaska Airlines, took off
from Fairbanks at 1130 a.m. to
day for Nome via Candle, with
freight for the Arctic Exploration
Co. of Candle, and 4 passengers,
names and destination unknown.
Agent Emerson Bassett of the
local PAA office states that there
is a scheduled flight from Fair
banks to Nome Monday next. Ail
Fairbanks-Juneau flights are held
up until about May 15th, as
planes are unable as yet to take
off on wheels from the Fairbanks
airport. Planes landing at Jun
eau are compelled to land on
wheels at this season of the year.
Pilots Don Emmons and Ray
Walker of the MAS, are engaged
today in flying freight to Venetia
Creek, using the large Bach plane
Pilot-Manager Hans Mirow ex
pects to fly the Lockheed from
Nome to Fairbanks late today,
carrying mail and Hans Loof as
a passenger. Mr Loof is the chief
pilot of the Standard Oil Com
pany of California and has been
touring Alaska in the interest of
his firm, contacting aviators and
aviation firms.
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NENANA ICE CONTINUES
TO REMAIN SOLID
i
The Nenana ice is solid and
holding near town, according to
'information received from Fair
banks today by the U. S. Weather
Bureau Station at Nome. Mete
orologist R. L. Frost, in charge of
the Fairbanks Station predicts
that it may be several days be
fore the final break-up.
The situation was outlined in
a telegram as follows: S me op
en water in the Chena River but
break up appears several days
away.
Several rumors have been cir
culated concerning the ice condi
tions and the above information!
should make clear the present1
conditions.
Spruce Creek i
Dredge To BE
Much Improved
Fred Jones, long time Seward
Peninsula dredgeman, wrho has
lately returned from a six mon-j
I
ths visit to the great outside,
states that he and his partners,
brother Bill Jones and Tolbert
Scott who have been operating
the Spruce Creek dredge for the
past 7 years, will receive on the
first boat a new engine for instal
lation this spring.
The engine is a product of the
Washington Iron Works of Seat-,
te, 100 H.P. full diesel, and re
places two 35 H.P. Scandia semi
diesels. Mr. Jones expects the
replacement to effect a consider
able saving in fuel costs as well
as increasing the digging capac
ity of the dredge by 500 yards a
day.
Mr. Jones also reports the com- j
pany as shipping in a bulldozer’
attachment for their cat and a 2
ton Studebaker truck for camp
hauling.
Mrs. Fred Jones, who accompan ■
ied her husband on the trip to
the States, when asked how she
enjoyed the Pacific Coast, inform
ed your reporter that early in
February, she, her husband. Bill
Jones and Gus Nelson took an
auto trip from Seattle to Cali
fornia. At Yreka, California,
the party was marooned for 5
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days, trucks, autos, tractors and j
everything for miles around being
completely buried in immense^
snow drifts Sunny California.
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Mr Jones upon being queried j
as to general bus.ness conditions
on the Coast, said, that in his op
inion business seemed on the up
ward trend generally speaking,
and that a much better spirit pre
vailed than on his previous trip
of a year ago. Mr. Jones expects
to start up his camp at Spruce
Creek, shortly, in preparation for
the summer's dredging.
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