Bering Sea Calm
Late Today And
Northwind Ready
The Bering Sea finally de
cided to calm down late this
afternoon and the Lomen
Commercial Co. wharf crew
commenced work in prepara
tion of completing the final
lightering of the S S North
wind which is under charter
to the Arctic Transport Co.
The whistle on the dock
could be heard calling the
vessel and the fog horn on
board the Northwind was
going quite steadily as the
boat moved in closer to shore
to make ready for discharg
ing her remaining freight.
The present storm with its
annoying fog conditions has
kept up since last Saturday
evening, steadily', without a
let-up, and it is now expected
that the Northwind may be
unloaded and dispatched on
her way to Seattle within a j
few days.
LOCAL NEWS
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The boys, girls and young 1
people of the Federated chur ;
ch Sunday school invite the
public to their Rally Day pro ;
gram Sunday, Nov. 3. at 11 ]
A. M. 1
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Also 7 other planes in sizes to meet all require
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N O M EFAIRBANKS ALASKA
Hal low Veil W as
Observed In Fit
Manner By kids
The usual Hallow’een
pranks were pulled off by
Tangs of young Nomeites last
light, such as moving auto
nobiles from w'here they
vere parked to less conspicu
ous places, trundling of
reight wagons from yards to
he front yard of the school,
tnd etc.
Evidently some precaution
try measures were taken by
oarents and the children
hemselves, to be careful and
lot destroy or injure proper
y last night, as Chief of Po
ice Law's today said, that he
lad received no complaints of
property damages nor had he
SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST
ONE DOZEN VARIOUS TYPES OF SINKS
SELLING AT COST
See
LARRY CALVIN
seen any evidences of mal
treatment of same.
Everybody had a good time
evidently, as it was possible
to see groups of youngsters
parading around looking for
devilment. Numerous show
windows were marked up
with soap, but otherwise no
damage was done.
Weather Holding
Up Discharging
Of Last Vessels
Rainy and intemperate
weather conditions still pre
vent any airplane activities
in the Nome section, many
flights being scheduled by the
several airplane companies in
Nome.
These conditions are also
holding up the final departure
of the last boats for Seattle—
the S S Northwind, under
charter to the Arctic Trans
port Co., and the M S Meteor
being stormbound in the road
stead at Nome, unable to un
load cargo.
If you intend building a cache,
storm shed or garage, etc., it will
pay you to read the Nome Lumber
Company special in this issue.
We are prepared to take care of your winter
needs in Fuel Oil (27 or 34 Gravity), Ladysmith,
King Utah, or Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal
SEE US FOR SPECIAL PRICES
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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Lyman S. Peck Of
PAA To Come To
Nome On Elect ra
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The Pacific Alaska Airways!
Lockheed Electra plane did
not leave Fairbanks today for
Nome on regular schedule be!
cause of the adverse flying con'
ditions. The trip was cancell-,
ed today, but the plane will
make the flight tomorrow, if
wp.
It is understood that Ly
man S. Peck, General Mana-j
ger of the Pacific Alaska Air-}
ways will be a passenger to
Nome on this flight, inaugur
ating the start of the winter
mail service.
The plane is supposed to j
carry 1,000 pounds of first
and second class mail incom
ing and outgoing twice week
ly this coming winter. The
projected flight is to be the
first mail flight of the 1935
36 winter schedule.
October Weather
Conditions Were
Very Exceptional
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of sunshine were observed
out of a possible 303.8 hours;
which was 21 percent of the
possible amount.
The total wind movement
was 8886 miles for an aver
age hour velocity of 10.9. The1
maximum velocity for a five-!
minute period was 34 miles
per hour from the South East
on the first.
Auroras were observed on
the 16, 17, and 24th, while a
solar halo was observed on
the 11th. No dense fog oc
curred during the month but
, light fog was recorded on the
' 12, 28, 29, 30 and 31st.
Upper Air Data
The highest elevation reach,
ed in balloon observations at
Nome during October was 31,
-825 feet October 3rd at 12:03
P.M. The wind was from
the South at a velocity of 21
miles per hour from North
North West at 5:58 A.M. Oc
tober 21st. 1935, at an eleva
tion of 8,629 feet.
THOMAS B. HAYWARD,
Junior Meteorologist
Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
Seiffert Fhts
Telephone For Appointments
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Alls. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
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