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AIRPORT NEWS
N 0 M E
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service, in the
Lockheed Vega made a
flight to Teller today with
Superintendent of the Al
aska Road Commission at
Nome, Ross J. Kinney, as a
round trip passenger, and
a large load of freight. He
returned from Teller with
Fred Milligan and another
man as passengers.
Later today he made a
flight to White Mountain
and returned with Roy Sny
der and family, and a sick
Eskimo woman. He is to
fly to Anchorage tomorrow
weather permitting.
Pilot Chet Brown and
pilot Vic Ross of the North
ern Air Transport hopped
off for Nome today via An
chorage, Alaska. They are
expected to arrive at Nome
early tomorrow.
Pilot Robbins of the Paci
fic Alaska Airways flew in
to Uumc and out again to
day with a quantity of se
cond class mail matter, on
the regular Thursday sehed
ule.
A fine of $50.00 was paid
late yesterday by the Arc
tic Beer Parlor, in connec
tion with a complaint made
yesterday by Leroy Sulli
van, to City Magistrate M.
J. Walsh.
NOTICE
I will be leaving Nome
for Teller in January and
will not return until about
January 15th,during which
time my dental office will
he closed.
DR. H. G. HUGHES.
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RECEIVED GOLOVIN
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Santa Claus appeared and
treated everyone to a full
bag of sweets and fruit and
also strawberry ice cream.
The extra treat was due to
the very generous donation
toward the Christmas fund
by the Nome Airways and
Paul Stafford. Everyone is
certainly grateful to them
for their help.
Garrod and Bertha Auk
on are visitors from Solo
mon during the vacation.
Robert Doyle left for the
Hot Springs near Elim
where he expects to spend
the rest of the winter if he
finds the Springs beneficial
to his health.
The David family moved
to White Mountain where
the children can all attend
school.
Charley Blatchford Has
been busy hauling freight
to Council. He has also
been hauling wood into
Council. His daughter Flor
ence accompanied him on
his last trip for a short vis
it with friends.
Mrs. L. E. Ost and son
Denny went to Council to
spend their Christmas vac
ation with Mr. Ost.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack An
derson entertained all the
children in the village at a
party Christmas afternoon.
They had a wonderful time
with games, prizes and eats.
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PRES. SPEECH HEARD
OVER RADIO AT NOME
i
The annual address of
President Franklin Delano
Roosevelt before an extra
ordinary special session of
Congress tonight, in Wash
ington, D. C., was heard ov
er the radio at Nome be
tween three and three-thir
ty p.m. Nome time. Sever
al persons reported hearing
the speech quite distinctly,
but in other sections of the
town, noise and other in
terference made it extreme
ly difficult for the address
to be heard.
It is expected The Nome
Daily Nugget will receive
a summarized account of
the President’s message to
congress, tomorrow.
THE ROAD AWAY
FROM REVOLUTION
The above is the caption
of the first public message
of the erudite former Chief
Executive, Woodrow Wil
son, after his retirement
and the final one before his
translation. He declared:
“The world has been
made safe for democracy .
. . .But democracy has not
yet made the world safe
against irrational revolu
tion. That great task,which
is nothing less than the sal
vation of civilization, now
faces democracy, insistent,
imperative. There is no es
caping it,unless everything
we have built up is present
ly to fall in ruin about us;
and the United States, as
the greatest of democrac
ies, must undertake it.
“The road that leads away
from revolution is clearly
marked. . . .
“The sum of the whole
matter is this, that our civ
ilization cannot survive ma
terially unless it is redeem
ed spiritually. It can be
saved only by becoming
permeated with the spirit
of Christ and being made
free and happy by the prac
tices which spring out of
that spirit. Only thus can
discontent be driven out
and all the shadows lifted
rom the road ahead.
“Here is the final challen
ge to our churches, to our
political organizations, and
to our capitalists—to every
one who fears God or loves
his country.’”
At the beginning of the
year 1936, I most earnestly
urge all Nomeites to weigh
this message of one of the
greatest Americans. The
Sacrament of the Lord’s
Supper will be observed in;
the Federated Church at
7:40 next Sunday evening,!
Jan. 5th, and at 5 p.m. in
the Methodist Church, Sun
day, Jan. 12. Any person
who accepts Christ as a per j
sonal Sa*vior is welcome. If
you have some other church
let me urge you to be loyal
to your vows there.Friends.
Neighbors, let us give
Christ His rightful place in
our lives during 1936.
NORMAN McCAY.
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