Pilot John Cross of the Wien
Airlines is due to arrive this af
ternoon from Fairbanks by way
of Taylor Creek.
Pilot Whaley of the Mirow Air
Service hopped off for Kotzebue
today with Tom Berryman and
a capacity load of freight.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service wired today he was
;
preparing to take off from Fair- I
banks tomorrow for Nome. It
was also learned that the balance
of the Carnival visitors includ
ing Miss Alaska Marguerite Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Weaver. Miss
Gertrude Johansen, and Ed Stef
fen, would probably be return
ing Sunday.
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Don Emmons, pilot for the Mir ;
ow Air Service hopped off from
here today for Fairbank via Koy j
ukuk. He transported a load of |
gasoline for the Mirow Air Ser-!
vice planes to Koyukuk.
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time. We certainly appreciate our
extra hour of sunlight after school
and one might notice how wed
worn the big snow banks look
from continual sliding and coast
ing.
What the local stores have been
losing on the “dieters” they will
gain on the school children who
are striving to gain their normal
weight before school closes this
spring.
Miss Patsy Chamberla n was a
visitor in school for a couple of
days this past month, while her
mother made a trip north into
the Kobuk country.
Miss Helena Evern had the
misfortune of bruising her knee
in a fall on a toy. Her father,
Charles Evern, took her to the
Kotzebue hospital for an X-ray
and fortunately nothing serious
was wrong. They visited a few
days in Kotzebue and then went
up to Hugo Eckhart’s fox farm
and spent a few more days be
fore returning to their home
here.
Mukluk telegraph has it that
there is to be a plane stationed
in Candle. Who ever the guilty
party may be surely deserves a
vote of thanks. We’ve felt very
much isolated at times this win
ter when our radio station would
be out of commission and as
many as six weeks wou'd elapse
between first class mails. If
this rumor is true we feel quite
fortunate, but we still lack some
thing, and that is a kind soul
down there in Nome who will act
as a reminder to the pilot that
there is a post office in Nome that
might contain some Candle mail.
Bob Watkins got air-minded a
couple weeks ago and took off
with pilot King on the Unalakleet
mail trip. Bob made the round
trip and visited the Swenson’s of
Unalakleet.
Andy Nordlind and John Wil
kins both left for Nome in the
past week with pilot King. They
are to attend this spring session
of court.
Fritz Welnert and son Fred re
turned to Candle this week af
ter spending the winter in Seat
tle. They say it seems good to be
back after such cold weather
down south.
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Boris Magids was a visitor in
town the past few days. He re
turned to Deering on the mail
trip with pilot King of the Fer
guson Airways.
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CARBFRRA, Australia, March 1
17—Prospectors are dashing in
planes to the latest gold rush in
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Guinea, where a hundred miners
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rich deposits were found two
months ago.
Two Plays Will
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By Nome High
A pleasant evening of entertain
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School at the school auditorium
Saturday, March 20, at 8 p.m.,
when two one-act comedies are to
be given.
The Juniors and Senior, under
Mrs. Helen Bockman’s supervi- i
sion, will put on a skit, “The Ap
ple Pie.” Dovey, a young hus
band,decides to convince his wife
that woman leads an easy life
with nothing to do, except for a
few simple matters such as keep
ing the house in order and cook
ing three meals a day. The effic
ient young business man, how
ever, finds himself totally at a loss
when it comes to coping with
petty household problems and
some of the situations that arise
are—well, you’ll want to come &
see for yourself!
The cast follows:
Dovey, the young husband,
. Tom Martin
Lovey, his wife, Geraldine Rude
Junior, their six-year old son
. Harry Lewis
The Vacuum-Cleaner Salesman
.Norvin Lewis
The Newspaper Salesman
. Charles Lewis
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The Boy . Bob Scott
The Burglar, Fredrick Bockman
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