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AIRPORT NEWS
N 0 M E
Advices from Pilot Wha
ley of the Nome Airways,
today, are that he will take
off from Fairbanks tomor
row for Nome, wp.
Pilot Chester Brown of
the Northern Air Transport
made a flight to Fairbanks
yesterday with Manager
Vic Ross. Accountant Scot
towe, and Mrs. Ruth Cam
■eron, as passengers from
Nome. The plane stopped
at Deering and picked up
Art M. Chamberlin and
took him to Fairbanks also.
The plane is due to return
tomorrow w.p.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service took off
this morning for Fairbanks
with Mr. T. Teterson, her
sister Miss Volmer, Miss
Peggy Johnson, and me
chanic W. H. Barber as pas
sengers. The plane is ex
pected to return in a day
or two, weather permitting.
Nome radio operator Jack
Stewart of the Pacific Alas
ka Airways was a passen
ger to Fairbanks on the re
turn mail flight of the PAA
Ford plane Tuesday, where
he will spend the next
week or ten days on a fur
lough. During his absence
Mr. MacFarlane is operat
ing the PAA radio station,
he having been a passenger
to Nome board the Ford
plane.
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Weather Today
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(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Snow was falling this AM.
at Fairbanks, Cordova and
the Aleutian Islands. Gen
erally fair weather prevail
ed in western and northern
Alaska. Rain was falling
at Seattle and had fallen
last night along the coast of
Washington, Oregon and
California.
Fairbanks reported a min
imum of forty-two below*
zero last night while Daw
son reported 52 below.
Airway conditions at 7
A.M. were as follows:
Nome, cldy, temp. 3
Solomon, clear, ten below’
Golovin, clear, nine below
Nulato clear, four below
Kaltag, clear, 18 below
Unalakleet clear, 8 below
Ruby, clear, thirty below
Flat, clear, 35 below
Fairbanks, snow, 18 below
Nenana snowing, 20 below
Tanana, clear, 25 below
Hot Springs, clear,10 below
Kotzebue, clear 22 below
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ers and their instructor re
ceived the hearty applause
of the audience at the com
pletion of the program.
Talking parts were cleverly ex
j ecuted by the following young
ladies: Geraldine Rude, Borgney
Ulrickson, Dorothy Slack, Doro
thy Nelson, Ada Baldwin and
Constance Mazin. Master of
Ceremonies was performed in
real showmanship style by Mas
ter Brownie Whaley.
PROGRAM:
1. Doll Dance—Gretchen Steffen
and Kathleen Walsh.
2. Boys Tap Dance—Stuart Mor
ison, Johnnie Hay and Dickie1
Cornwell.
3. Irish Washerwoman—Gerald
dine Rude, Dorothy Nelson,
Borgny Ulrichson. Dorothy
Slack and Constance Mazin.
4. Spanish Dance—Virginia Cal
kins. Gretch i Steffen. Jane
Nelson, Kathleen Walsh.
5. Song—“And Then Some", by
Jane Nelson, Virginia Calkins,
Stuart Morison, Jo Ann Johan
sen, Brownie Whaley, Gretchen 1
Steffen, Johnnie Hay, Kathleen
Walsh, Dickie Cornwell, Eliza
beth Rude.
Singing leads were Elizabeth
Rude and Dickie Cornwell.
6. Acrobatiques—Announcer, Ada
Baldwin—Johnnie Hay, Elizabeth '
Rude, Stuart Morison, Dickie
Cornwell, Kathleen Walsh,Jane
Nelson, Virginia Calkins, JoAnn j
Johnsen, Gretchen Steffen and 1
Brownie Whaley.
i 7. Rumba—Dorothy Slack, Bor
| gny Ulrichson, Geraldine Rude,
Dorothy Nelson, and Constance
Mazin.
8. Train No.—Brownie Whaley,
Elizabeth Rude, Johnnie Hay,
Stuart Morison, Dickie Corn
well,, Kathleen Walsh, Virginia
Calkins, Jane Nelson, Gretchen;
Steffen, JoAnn Johansen, Ger- '
aldine Rude, Borgny Ulrichson,
Dorothy Nelson, Ada Baldwin,
Dorothy Slack, and Constance
Mazin.
Action Dismissed
Upon motion by the Unit
ed States District Attor
ney, the charge of assault
and battery lodged against
Andy Peterson, Monday,
was dismissed by the U. S.
Commissioner, Tuesday. It
had been alleged that Mr.
Peterson assaulted a native
known as “Big Mike.” He|
was released on bail, Mon-!
day, and then Tuesday the j
contemplated action was
withdrawn.
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REPUBLICAN CLUB
The Republican Club will
meet in the City Hall, 8 pm
Wednesday, January 15th,
1936. Election of officers
and other business of im
portance. All Republicans
invited.
LEROY, M. SULLIVAN,
4t President.
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