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Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
Pilot Vic Ross, Manager of
the Northern Air Transport,
hopped off today for Fair
banks with C. Mingus as a
passenger for Kaltag.
Another NAT plane is also
scheduled for Fairbanks from
Nome, Sunday morning if
weather permits.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service returned
to Nome today from Fair
banks with Peter Maas as a
passenger. On his recent trip
to Cordova Arne Ullrichson
was a passenger from Fair
banks he reported. Pilot
Mirowr is scheduled to fly to
Teller, Tin City and Shish
maref tomorrow, wp.
A quantity of express was
also received today on the
plane.
Pilot Chet Brown of the
NAT made a flight today to
Golovin to connect with the
Pacific Alaska Airways mail
plane. PAA Agent Bassett
was a passenger, besides the
outgoing mail. The NAT
plane returned with a large
load of incoming mail and
Agent Bassett.
The PAA plane was equip
•ped with skiis for landing on
the deep snow at the Fair
banks field and landed on the
ice at Golovin, it was report
ed.
Weather Today
(By U. S. Weather Bureau.)
Nome, Alaska. Nov. 22.
This morning’s weather map
shows an extensive area of
high barometer,centra] about
Point Barrow and northern
Alaska resulting in clearing
and much colder conditions
in interior Alaska and West
ern Canada. The lowest tern
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Largest and safest plane in Alaska—14 place tri
motored Ford.
Also 7 other planes in sizes to meet all require
ments.
We Carry Passenger Insurance
Experienced, Dependable, Courteous Pilots
N O M F_FAIRBANKS ALASKA
perature observed at Nome
today being 12 below zero at
5:15 a.m.
A low barometric depres
sion of 28.20 inches is charted
about three hundred miles
south of the Aleutians and
the movement is somewhat
uncertain. Southeastern Al
aska reports cloudy weather
with seasonably moderate
temperatures.
Airways temperatures at
7 A. M. were:
Nome six below
Solomon ten below
Golovin eleven below
Kaltag thirty below
Nulato thirty below
Ruby twenty-two below
Flat zero
Fairbanks ten above
Kotzebue twenty below
Deering ten below
LOCAL ITEMS
The City Engineering Staff
employed in connection with
the Nome PWA loan and
grant, moved today from its
summer quarters in the En
gineering Tent across the
street from the ARC offices,
on First Ave., to the new city
building on Main Street.
They are occupying the of
fice of city attorney Sullivan
in the new building, until
their work is completed, it
was reported.
The Fire Department was
called out about 7 o’clock last
night to the home of Fred
Yenney on Second Avenue
West. ‘
With the new team in the
harness they drew up in front
of the building, discovering
that the soot in the smoke
stack had ignited and fire
was coming out of the stack.
It died out as they arrived
and no damage was done ex
cept that the flue and pipe be
came overheated.
Searching Again
kingsford Smith
And His Co-pilot
Singapore, Straits Settle
ment, Nov 22 Renewed hopes
of finding Kingsford Smith
and his co-pilot dimmed to
night when a rescue airplane
reported here that it had fail
ed to find him on Sayer Is
land, Bay of Bengal, oft Siam.
The plane will resume the
search tomorrow. The sight
of flares rising from the lone
ly island prompted a new
search.__
MAKE A SUBSTANTIAL
SAVING
BY PURCHASING YOUR WINTER SUPPLY
OF
COAL AND FUEL OIL
N (> W
F O R CASH
SUMMER PRICES WILL PREVAIL UNTIL
CLOSE OF BUSINESS
NOVEMBER 15th
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
,)o Percent Noted
Tax Payments
(By The Associated Press)
Tacoma, Nov. 21, — A tab
ulation showing the average
increase to be 58 percent in
federal income taxes, paid by
western Washington and Al
aska for the year ending Nov.
1st, was released by Alex Mc
Vierhus, collector of internal
revenue.
Total collections were six
million, seven hundred and
fourteen thousand, as compar
ed to four million, four hun
dred and sixty-two thousand
dollars, for the previous 12
months period.
Separate figures on the A1
aska pavments were unavail-!
able.
Tin *ee \ oung Girls
Won’t Salute Flag
Hearing Saturday
(Bv The Associated Press)
Everett, Nov. 22, —Three
young girls refusing to salute
the flag of the United States,
pinned their faith on the scrip
tures, while Silver Lake
•school authorities threatened
to expel them.
The girls are Ruth Wade 9,
.Marilyn Perenoud 8, and Haz
el Simmond 10.
They will be given a hear
ing before the county school
superintendent Saturday.
Their parents maintain that
their religious beliefs will
not permit saluting the flag.
LOST—A pair of bi-focal
glasses white metal rims, also
a gray, soft felt hat, Re
turn to Nugget Office and re
ceive reward
NOME
IIO T E I.
(Corner Main St. and Hunter Way)
Single and Double Steam
heated Rooms with Bath
Reasonable Rates By Day,
Week Or Month
I’hone MAIN 108 '
Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
Seiffert Flats
Telephone For Appointments
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Affs. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
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ALSO
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HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THANKSGIVING
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Nome has very good reasons to observe Thanks
giving Day. From ashes to a newly built prosper
ous city in one year. Let all of us take time and
offer Thanks. Let us conttcmplate on what has
transpired during this past year. Let us continue
this good work and with the help of God, in an
other year we should witness greater progress.
Our Assortment of GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND
TO ADORN YOUR THANKSGIVING TABLE is
Complete. Let us furnish you with what you need
for your Thanksgiving Dinner.
TURKEYS
We have a very fine lot. We will be glad to dress
your Turkey free of charge1 We will give 5% dis
count on all Turkey orders placed before Tues
day Noon, and on all orders take home to prepare.
We Are Offering
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
Come and find out for yourself. It will pay you
For your Trouble.
SPECIAL DRAWING
FROM THE CHRISTMAS GIFT BARREL
On Thanksgiving Eve Wed. Nov. 27th, 7:30
P. M. a special drawing will be made from the
Christmas Gift Barrel; 3 numbers will be drawn.
The first winner will be awarded a 12 pound tur
key; The second winner a fine roaster; The third
winner, one dozen decorated water glasses. The
winning tickets will be returnd into the barrel to
participate in the CHRISTMAS DRAWINGS.
POLET’S
—The Store That Is Pleased To Serve You—