A L A S K A
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S;ii 1 iiitj Schedule for Southeastern & Southwestern Alaska Ports
North bound
Southbound
S S Alaska
S S Yukon
S S Baranof
S S Alaska
Li ave
Seattle
Apr 24
May 1
May 5
May 8
Arrive
Juneau
Apr 27
May 4
May 8
May 11
Arrive
Seward
Apr 30
May 7
May 11
May 14
Leave
Sew a i rl
Apr 30
May 7
May 1 1
May 14
Leave
Juneau
May 3
May 10
May 14
May 17
Arrive
Seattle
May 6
May 13
May 17
May 20
(NOTE: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
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Airpl ane News
Nome Airport
Pilot-manager Noel Wien of the
Wien Alaska Airlines took ofT in
the big tri-motored Ford enxoute
for Fairbanks via Candle for
which place he hod a ton of frei
ght and the following passengers:
Harvey Hoyt, Frank Nordstrom
and Mr. McConnel.
The big plane returned to the
Nome field at 3 P.M. failing to get
through to Candle due to thick
weather conditions to the North.
Pilot Sig Wien of the VVAA,,
hopped off at 2 P.M. in the Cess
na plane, bound for Council with
Tom Pelitich as a passenger, and
freight.
Pilot Cross of the WAA, is wea
ther bound at Taylor enroute
back to Nome from the North.
Pilot-manager Hans Mirow took
off early today in the Lockheed,
bound for Fairbanks, but was
forced to return to his Nome base
being unable to cross the moun
tain range that separates the Ber
ing Sea section from the Yukon
delta. As soon as weather per
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mits Hans will resume the air
journey.
Pilots Emmons and Crawford
flying the Bach plane of the MAS
have been engaged in ferrying
freight to Venitia creek.
The Back plane has a schedul
ed trip to Iron creek as soon as
weather clears carrying one ton
of freight and the following pas
sengers: “Scotty” Alexander,
Julius Patterson and Floyd Whee
ler. thence a trip to Taylor with
a ton of freight for Roadhouse
keepter Jimmy Kelliher.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Mir
ow Air Service, hopped for Coun
cil today, flying a capacity load
of freight for the Glass’ interests
Pilot Jack Herman flying the
Vielie Monocoupe, accompanied
by Fr. Francis Meneger, took off
this forenoon for Little Diomede
Island, but was forced to turn
back at Teller due to unfavor
able weather.
In writing of the Mirow Air
Service newest pilot in Thurs
day's issue, the name was given
as Walker. A correction is called
for, and for your further infor
mation the name is Ray Crawford
and not Ray Walker.
ITALIANS MAY PAY OFF
MARRIAGE LOAN WITH KIDS
ROME, May 8—Italy offered to
lend up to $150 each to her youth
to encourage marriage and let
them pay off the loan with child
ren.
The cabinet authorized the loans
of from $50 to $150 by decree and
ordered an annual contribution
of $25,000 to foster a fascist un
ion of bg faimlies.
The decrees were the latest
manifestations of Italy’s program
to check a declining birth rate.
Engaged persons must be under
26 years of age to qualify for the
loans.
100 SHARES OF
STOCK AT $5 PER
SHARE OFFERED
TO PUBLIC NOW BY
N< )RTHWESTERN ALASKA
FAIR ASSOCIATION
SEE SECRETARY A. POLET
MINING SUPPLIES, HARDWARE OF ALL
KINDS. EQUIPMENT FOR THE
CAMP AND HOUSEHOLD. SEE US
FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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NEWS ITEMS
Charley Yaeger, wo 11 known
Kougarok mining operator, left
today via dog team to begin his
season's work on his Dahl creek
properties. Mrs. Yaeger accom
panied him.
Harry Nelson, formerly a mem
ber of the Roust Airways, but
now engaged in mining in the
Noxapaga section of the Kouga
rok. is now’ completely recovered
from a badly wounded hand, and
is shortly returning to the scene
of his mining activities.
Harry inadvertently cut one of
his hands, severing a chord.while
cutting willows with a large
butcher knife. We would advise
Harry in the future to use a less
dangerous weapon in his forrays
after willows.
Billy Cameron, long time em
ployee of the Hammon Co., has
been confined to his apartment
for the past ten days due to ill
ness. Bill, we are glad to report,
is rapidly convalescing, due it is
said, in part to the gentle and
sympathetic visits of certain
friends.
_
The John Lichtenberg Hard
ware Store is in receipt of a wire
stating that John is taking to
day’s boat at Seattle enroute to
Nome. Mr. Lichtenberg left Nome
early last January for Juneau to
attend the 1937 Session of the
Territorial Legislature of which
he was a member representing
the Second Division.
Mr. Lichtenberg has been in the
States since the expiration of the
legislative session transacting
business for his firm.
The real harbingers of Spring
made their annual appearance
yesterday, large flocks of water
fowl passing over Fort Davis
winging their way to summer
feeding grounds. Several flocks
of crane were also sighted.
For the benefit of local nimrods,
Arthur Wright, agent of the Al
aska Game Commission, is pre
pared to issue hunting licenses
and to issue information relative
to the respective open seasons on
our various game birds. Mr.
Wright is located upstairs in the
Cavey Bakery Building.
The Lomen Commercial Com
pany’s lighterage plant has com
menced its annual spring over
haul of gear and equipment un
der the direction of Supt. Jack
Anderson. The local lighterage
company anticipates a very active
season, as alt indications point to
substantially larger freight con
signments from the states, due to
the greatly increased mining ac
tivities throughout the Seward
Peninsula.
Alex Ashenfelder drove into
Nome Thursday from White Mt„
making the trip by dog team in
nine hours, which for a distance
of 70 miles is very good going at
this season of the year. Alex de
parted for his home yesterday
with a load of supplies—purchas
ed at the local stores.
Charley Olson, Bluff Roadhouse
proprietor, left for home Thun- j
day morning via dog team, after
purchasing needed supplies from
the local merchants.
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ONE SHOW
ADULTS 55 CENTS
7:30 P >1
CHILDREN 2."> CENTS
“Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch”
PAULINE LORD, W. C. FIELDS, ZAZU PITTS
AND JUVENILES.
AND
CHARLEY CHASE IN THE CRACKED ICE MAN”
SUNDAY
TWO SHOWS
7:15 and 9. P 2VL
“CHARLIE CHAN IN SHANGHAI”
WITH
WARNER OLAND
AND PAULINE HARVEY
Another of China’s Excellent Pictures.
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ADULTS 55 CENTS
CHILDREN 25 CENTS
ONE WEEK
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PORK AND BEANS
Van Camp, 11 cans.$1.00
DINA-MITE
The natural Laxative Food
Cooks in 3 Minutes
3 pkgs.S1.00
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Large Royal Anns per can 30cts
The best and selected for flavdt
6 cans for . S1.75
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The Delicious Morning Cereal
2 pkgs. . 55cts
GAULT TEA
As Good as the Best
16 oz. pkg.*..70cts
8 oz. pkg. 35cts
4 oz. pkg. 20cts
FOR YOUR SUNDAY
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Colored Roasters lb. 39cts
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Whole Ham per lb. . 29cta
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