Cutter Northland
Well On Way To
Nome, D. Harbor
Nome. Alaska, June 2. 1936.
The Nome office of the U. S.
Weather Bureau receved weather
information and location of the
U. S. C. G. Northland early this
morning. Its position was 55 de
grees 16 minutes North latitude
and 161 degrees, 22 minutes W.
longitude, or about 75 miles dis
tant from Dutch Harbor. Its
weather was partly cloudy with
Wind direction south, 16 miles
velocity.
Airplane New s
Nome Airport
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service made a flight to Can
dle, Baldwin, and Nugget Gulch
today with express and Joe Hun
ter and Ted Leonard as passen
gers for Candle. On the return
flight the plane will stop at
Mary's Igloo and pick up Mrs.
Marguerite Burhker and bring
her to Nome.
Pilot Jack Hermann of the
Northern Air Transport made a
flight yesterday to Pilgrim Hot
Springs, Nugget, Taylor, Deer
ing, and Candle with Wm. A.
Oliver for Candle and mail and
express. Sam Godfrey and Otto ■
Wuhrm were returning passen
gers from the Kougarok.
Pilot Frank Whaley and Harry
Nelson of the Nome Airways are
standing by for improvement in
the weather in the Arctic for a
flight to Point Barrow, where, it
is stated a person of unsound
mind is being held awaiting their
arrival there, for passage to the
federal jail at Nome.
U. S. Marshal Thos. Gaffney is
to be a passenger aboard the
plane when it leaves for Barrow,
to return the prisoner.
LOCAL ITEMS
An oomiak belonging to Bob
Oomak. powered with an out
board motor and having as pass
engers, George Waldheim and
family and Arthur Ahkayah, a
native high school student here,
left this morning from Nome for
the sea voyage to Little Diomede
Island, expecting to return here
in a few days. Mr. Waldheim and
his family will be left at Tin City.
Larry Galvin, who returned to
Nome by plane recently, today
announced through his advertise
ment on page four that he is ag
ent for Megic Chef Flamo rang
es, Superflex oil heaters. General
Electric heating systems and all
sorts of plumbing fixtures.
Mr. Galvin is not yet perman
ently located but will be soon.
He hais done business before
in Nome and expects to be in a
position to further serve his cus
tomers this year.
2 Killed When
Speedy Plane
Crashed Swamp
(By The Associated Press)
BATON ROUGE, La., May
In the crash of a speedy airplane
in a swamp near Baton Rouge
Harry Williams, 47 years old,
lumberman, aviation enthusiast
and husband of Marguerite Clark
a star of the silent screen, was
killed.
Aviator Johnny Worthen, vet
eran pilot, also lost his life in
the crash.
Williams and Worthen were the
only persons in the plane at the
time of the accident.
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Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Generally cloudy weather pre
vailed this morning over the
Nome-Fairbanks airway, but ceil
ing and visibility conditions were
mostly good to unlimited. Un-'
settled weather continues along
the Aleutians and Gulf sections,
while partly cloudy weather pre
vails in southeastern Alaska.
Fair weather attends an exten- |
sive area of high barometric
pressure over the western Cana
dian provinces. Temperatures
remain seasonable in all sections
of Alaska.
Airways conditions at 11 a.m.
were as follows:
Nome ptly cldy temperature 49
Solomon clear 58
Golovin partly cloudy 50
Nulato cloudy 60
Kaltag. cloudy 55
Unalakleet missing
Ruby partly cloudy 57
Kokzebue partly cloudy 45
Bethel partly cloudy 58
Fairbanks cloudy 58
Juneau cloudy 58
Ketchikan clear 56
Cordova raining 46
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