LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Mort Powell of the Kougarok
Limited, extends a cordial invitation
to those desiring to make a trip to
King Mountain to view the Mid
night Sun. The Kougarok Limited
leaves the Road Commission Yards
at 9 PM TONIGHT, (Saturday).
No charge is being made.
Johnnie and Morris Thomas, who
were adjudged guilty of larceny,
were sentenced thus morning by the
U. S. District Court, to three years
at St. Lawrence Island, under cus
tody of responsible persons.
Wiliam C. DeBaun, a former em
ployee of the A. Polet Stores, re
ceived his appointment as U. S.
Commissioner at St. Michael this
week-end, effective July 1st, from
the U. S. District Court Judge here.
Mr. DeBaun will also be in the
employ of the Northern Commercila
Co. at that point, taking the place
of. Wm. Hoelseher who is making a
trip to the outside. Mr. DeBaun
handled the clothing department of
Polets' Stores during the past win
ter.
A wire received from the Board
of Liquor Control at Juneau stat
ed that a beverage dispensary lic
ense had been issued to Jack Solom
on at Nome, June 21st.
Airplane Activities
The PAA Electra, pilot Robbins
arrived from Fairbanks this after
noon and took of! again immediately
on its return flight. A native girl
HAVE YOU SEEN ONE OF
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OPERATION?
P H ON E
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To those planning insulation of any kind, we can
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(Formerly of Lomen Bros.)
ANNOUNCES—the Opening of a Developing and Printing
Shop upon Arrival of S. S. Nortliwind.
Mail or leave your Films at the Bon Marche.
was a passenger from Koyuk to
Nome. The plane also brought first
class mail.
Pilot Ben Easley of the Roust
Airways arrived Nome last night
from Candle and will probably leave
on his return flight again tonight
or tomorrow.
Several flights are planned by
the Roust Airways, pilot Whaley,
tonight, with passengers to see the
Midnight Sun.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the MAS
made a flight to Kotzebue today,
with Tom Berryman and Mrs. Mir
ow and baby as passengers.
Rev. McCav And
Wife See Sun On
1st Airplane Ride
A run northeasterly on Nome’s
air field. Nose up, we climb in a
great circle northwesterly. Facing
east. Five thousand feet above Ber
ing Sea. One minute to twelve
midnight, June 21, 1935. Full orbed
sun straight in the north. Nome
is by the sea-edge, nestling in the
arms of the Snake and Nome rivers.
Below is the creased and crinkled
and cracked tundra. Immense glac
ier streamers line the Sawtooth
range. Protuding black rock seam
the glistening whiteness. Here and
there a speckra miner’s cabin. Roads
are narrow strips of gray. Eleven
thousand feet. Chester levels off.
Acres of billowy clouds shut off all
signs of earth. Ever and anon a
shaft of sunlight pierces these tum
bling wanderers. Quicker than
thought changes of color. The sky
is on dress parade. A world of air
and air only. Out into cloudless
space. Glimpses of East Cape, Si
beria. The Arctic Ocean. Around
and down. A glide over our home.
A landing as graceful and serene as
a bird to its nest.
SEE THE
MIDNIGHT SUN
By Airplane
Special Trips Will Be made By
NORTHERN AIR TRANSPORT
Make Your Reservations Now
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
OF
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RUSTIC
FLOORING
SASH AND DOORS
DIMENSION LUMBER
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
The courtesy of the Northern Air
Transport and Pilot Chester Brown
permitted Mrs. McCay and me to
peek over the rim of the earth as
she made her shift of position to the
first day of summer. Our first time
, up! What a memory! Thank you,
I Mr. Oliver. Thank you, Chester
j Brown.
NORMAN McCay.
MARINE NEWS
AT NOME
The S. S. Northwind, of the Arctic
Transport Co., arrived in the Nome
roadstead last evening from Norton
Bay ports, after unloading cargo in
cluding much mining machinery.
The vessel discharged cargo here,
until 8 A.M. at which time it sail
ed for Northern points, including
Teller and Tin City.
The S. S. Baldwin of the Arctic
Transport Co., is due to arrive Nome
at 8 P. M. tonight, and is scheduled
to sail late for Teller and Tin City
with mining muchinen ami crews.
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Judge Refuses To
Allow Mrs. W a ley
J
To Plead Guilty
(By The Associated Press)
TACOMA, June 22. — Despite1
Mrs. Waley’s insistence that she be
permitted to plead guilty to the
Lindbergh law for the kidnaping of
George, Judge Cushman once more
refused to accept her plea and dir
ected the entry of a formal “not
guilty” plea.
Cushman appointed John F. Dore,
former Seattle mayor as her trial:
attorney and set next Monday for
the date of trial. She began crying
during the proceedings and whis
pered to Assist. U. S. Attorney Ow
en Hughes who informed the court
that the girl wished to make a state
ment.
Cushman ruled that she could
speak only thru Stephen J. O'Brien
appointed to represent Dore.
O'Brien explained that Mrs. Wal
ey did not want to stand trial, but
he felt it his duty to have her tried
in her own interests. He said he
found nothing that could convict
her—“she was completely dominat
ed by her husband and knew noth
ing of the kidnaping until two days
after the boy had been kidnaped,
when she heard him in the car,”
said O’Brien.
Federated Cliurcli
Norman McCay, Pastor
11 a.m. Sunday School.
7:40 P. M.—Worship.
Sermon message: “Self Reserva
tion.”
Strangers, New-comers, Visitors,
Oldtimers, All—this church opens
its doors to You—Welcome !
Catholic Church
The newcomers are most welcome
to our Sunday services which are
held at 8 and 10 a.m. and at 7:30
p.m.
B. LaFORTUNE, Pastor
Miss Phyllis Turner
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