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LOCAL NEWS
The Northern Air Transport No. 6
Stinson Junior plane was changed
from wheels to skiis today, on the
ice at Nome river. Flights are
scheduled for Monday if weather
permits.
The Nome Public School and the
school of the office of Indian Affairs
remained closed Friday, as a holi
day following Thanksgiving. The
school .children were g|ven both
Thursday and Friday as holidays,
and will return to their studies Mon
day morning as usual.
The “PolaritesVare staging an
other one of their pleasurable danc
es this evening^in the gymnasium of
the native school. Admission charge
has been set at Gentlemen seventy
five cents and ladies free. A snap
py dance orchestra will be in attend
ance to furnish the music for the
evening.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
Airways attempted a flight to
Kotzebue, Deering and Candle this
morning but ice on the wings caus
ed him to return to Nome without
having progressed northward very
far. He had as passengers A. V.
Cordovado for Deering and Hector
Laurin for Kotzebue.
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Pilot iJans Mirow of the Mirow.
Air Service who made a trip north
to Elephant Point and Kotzebue,
yesterday, returned this morning.
He had as passengers going north,
N. Lester Troast and a native by the
name of Tom Willook.
Pilot Mirow is scheduled to hop
off tomorrow morning for Fair
banks weather permitting with pass
engers and express.
The Nome Fire Department which
moved into its new quarters, on the
site of the former station house,
Wednesday, has now completed all
of the minor details toward equip
ping the department as best as can
be done at this season of the year.
A siren has been installed atop the
roof of the station house which will
be sounded at the noon hour each
day, and whenever fires occur. One
blast of the siren will signify a fire
to the East of the station and two
blasts, to the west. A telephone
has been installed in the new fire
department connected with the pow
er plant of the Northern Light and
Power Company at the East end of
town. It can be used day or night.
Complete Election Returns
With the receipt of the returns
from the Shungnak precinct,
of the general election held
September 11th all votes have
been counted and recorded
in the Second Division.
The returns from Shungnak are
not known as official but it is be
lieved the wirelessed reports are a
duplicate of what appears on the
official tally books.
For the first time in the history of
the Alaska Territorial Legislature,
a complete Democratic slate has
been elected in the Second Division
to go to Juneau when the legislat
ure convenes. The Second Division
has usually shown an overpowering
Republican sentiment, but the past
election, resulted in a complete vic
tory for the Democrats, who elect
ed a Senator and four representiv
es to go to Juneau for the meet
ing of the Legislature the second
Monday in January.
Following is a complete count of
the election returns for all of the
precincts which voted on Sept. 11th
in the general'election:
Dimond . 839
Chase .“. 148
Olson .,. 434
Smith .. 335
Devine. 565
Lomen .458
Martin . 587
Chamber laii^._...522
Scott . 513
Lyng . 481
Kennedy . 443
Swanberg ......;.......' 414
Sullivan ........ . 408
Blake .. 335
Haering . 63
Gunderson.35
NOTICE OF MEETING
A regular meeting of the Order of
Eastern Stars will be held at Polet’s
Residence, Monday evening 8:W
p.m.
Secretary.
Federated Church
Norman MeCay, Pastor
11 a.m. Sunday School.
7:40 p.m. Church worship center
ing in the thought “What Shall I Do
that I May Inherit Eternal Life?"
A most cordial invitation.
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TONIGHT
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1934.
Dream Theatre
“MADISON SQUARE GARDEN”
WITH
JACK OAKIE, MARION NIXON
AND ZAZU PITTS
AND
“THE ROOKIE”-A Comedy
ADULTS .55 Cents-CHILDREN .25 Gents
2 SHOWS 7:15 & 9 P. M.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2,1934.
“NO MAN OF HER OWN”
WITH
CLARK GABLE, CAROL LOMBARD
AND DOROTHY MACKAIL
ALSO
“COURTING TROUBLE”
ADULTS .55 Cents—CHILDREN .25 Cents
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