IT PAYS TO FLY
Nome — Anelioi •age
Thru Connections
BY AIR TO JUNEAU
BY BOAT TO SEATTLE
Passenger Insurance
STAR AIR LINES, Inc.
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MIROf AIR SERVICE
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FOR THE BABY
YVe offer foods, medicines, Vitamin products
and fine comfort items for the babies who come
to live with our friends hereabouts.
The Best That Money Can Buy
NOME DRUG STORE
Baby Headquarters
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l lie Polar Taxi vY Deliver* Service
Will Open For The Season On
MAY 1st, 1912.
PHONE:- P 0 L A 11 T A X I
Twenty-Four-Hour Service
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THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD
TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE
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GOLDEN
SWEET
CORN
Rich, sweet, tender. A treat from
sunny corn-fields—Cream Style
and Whole Grain Roasting Ear
Style.
Guaranteed by Schwabachcr Bros, fir Co., Inc.
Seattle, Washington
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NOTICE
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To All People of Nome
and Vicinity
1. The area from the
sentinal post located on
River Street approximate
ly one hundred yards west
of Northern Commercial
Company to First Avenue
and west to the river, j
known as the Harbor area
has been classified as a re
stricted area.
2. No person will he al
lowed to enter the above
area without proper identi
fication card.
2. The i d e n ti fication
card may he obtained from
the Coast Guard office lo
cated at foot of first ave
nue.
4. This notice is to be
placed in effect at 5:00 p.
m. Saturday, Mav 30, 1912
C. A. Clark,
Major, Cavalry
Commanding
NOTICE
Military Authorities
have put into operation a
motorized Patrol that is to
pass through the Nome
streets and vicinity pro
tecting vital installations.
It is requested that the
"Right of Way” he given
this patrol in all instances.
C. A. Clark
Major, Cavalry
Commanding
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Star Air Lines, Inc., lias taken
over the Mirow Air Service as
of May 1. 1942, and all operations
will be carried on by the Star
Air Lines and be their respon- j
sibility.
Mirow Air Service
by Madeleine Moore
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FOR VOUR CONVENIENCE
WE HAVE FOUR TELEPHONES LISTED AS FOLLOWS:
Lomen Commercial General OlTice
Lomen Commercial Sales OlTice
Lomen Commercial Freight OlTice
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Standard Oil Agency
AFTER JUNE 1st, WE WILL NO LONGER BE CLOSED
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
LOMEN
NOME FAIRBANKS SEATTLE
WIEN AIRLINES
May 27 — Pilot Long
made a trip to Council
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lucas.
May 28 — Pilot Long
made two trips to Wales
with Frank Elasanga and
Enward Ahkoluk as pas
sengers. A trip was also!
m'de to Council with
freight.
Pilot Paine made a trip
to Deering with Joe Bell
view, returning via Candle
with Jaspar Holman. A
trip was also made to
Beaver Creek and White
! Mountain with freight.
STAR AIIl ACTIVITIES
Pilot Moore and Co-pi
lot Bud Brown arrived in
Nome Thursday from An
chorage with the follow-1
ing: Lt. Bender, Howard
Lyng and John Aho. Fred
Yenney and Jack Allen
was taken to McGrath.
Pilot MacKenzie arrived
N o m e from Anchorage
with: Robert Allen, James
Barkle and Ward James.
Drufncr and Dickert were
passenger from McGrath.
Pilot Hager left Nome I
for Moses Pt., Koyuk and
Candle with freight and
Deputy Marshal Chris
O’Leary for Candle.
Pilot Whaley performed
the Golovin-Council mail
run in his “Flitfire” and re
turned to Nome in the ev
ening.
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C. VV. Thornton Passes On
Charles W. Thornton
was suddenly taken ill at a
Church Board meeting yes
terday and was taken to
the Maynard Co'umbus
Hospital where he passed
away soon after.
His relatives, three bro
thers and a sister, who re
side in Portland. Ore. were
notified by wire.
Fun eral arrangements
will be announced later.
MEMORIAL DAY TOMORROW
Tomorrow. Saturday, May 30
is Memorial Day, a national holi
day.
Alaska Exceeds Monthly
Quota In Three Weeks
The following wire was receiv
ed from Frederick W. Ayer by
i the Nome Chairman of the De
1 fense Savings Staff:
JUNEAU, May 27 — Alaska is
responding splendidly in the first
| month of the quota system, hav-i
! ing exceeded at the end of the
, third week of May. the monthly
i quota by more than $25,000.00
Some towns, which may not at
tain the quota assigned due to
seasonal adjustments, are to be
praised nevertheless for their
splendid efforts.
Following are the three-week
; totals for each community:
i Anchorage $130,837.25
Fairbanks 55,182.25
1 Juneau 40.705.00
Ketchikan 37,424.00
j Sitka .... 26,231.251
Seward 19,218.75
Kodiak 16,125.00
Petersburg 14,868.75
Cordova 12,637.50
Nome 8,812.50
Valdez 3,075.00
Wrangell 2,512.50
Palmer 2,456.25
Skagway 2,362.50r
Metlakatla 993.75:
Haines til 8.75
Nenana 468.75:
j Craig 431.25
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Federated Cliureh
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j 11 a. m. — Church School
! 7:40 p.m.— Worship Service. \
Theme: “The Supreme Need
of the Present Dav."
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MEET THE SUN HALF WAY
Clean — Brighten — Renovate Your Home
Kyanize — Self smoothing Lustaquick Enamel.
Dries in four hours.
Kyanize — Floor Enamel.
Will make floors easier to keep clean
and smooth. Easy to apply. Dries
without brush marks.
Kyanize — Super iService Paint.
Preservative and weather resisting.
Technically superior.
Kyanize — Vita-cote for Floors.
Varnishes linoleum or wood.
Miracle Electric Paint Rejuvenator
— We Mix Your Paints
A. POLET
PAN AMERICAN AIRW AYS. Inc.
Announces Schedules Flight
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Nome to Fairbanks
Five Times Weekly
Fairbanks to Seattle
LODESTAR AND DOUGLAS I). C. 3. SERVICE
Daily Schedules
55 lb. Baggage* Allowance Effective May 23
Social Security Receipt Forms
Simple and Easy to Fill In—Meets the Provisions
AS REQUIRED UNDER THE NEW LAW
IN EFFECT JAN. 1, 1940.
ALL EMPLOYERS are required to furnish each
employee statement of all wages paid him after
Jan. 1 or be subject to a heavy penalty
Employers of one or more persons are affected
by the law.
Tlu?se ready to use form will save you a lot of
work and trouble.
Suitable for filling in with typewriter or pen—
In any quantity, padded or loose sheets.
Excerpt From the Law
Section 1403 of the new
Federal Insurance Contri-1
buttons Act reads as fol
lows:
"(a) Every employer shall
furnish to each of his em
ployees a written statement
or statement, in a form suit ■
able for retention by the'
employee, showing the wag
es paid by him to the em '
ployee after December 31, |
1939. Each statement shall i
cover a calendar year, or i
one, two, three, or four cal
endar quarters whether or
not within the same calen
dar year, and shall show
the name of the employer,
the name of the employee,
the period covered by the
statement, the total amount
of wages paid within such
period, and the amount of
the tax (Old-Age) imposed
by Section 1400 with re
spect to such wages. Each
statement shall be furnish
ed to the employee not lat
er than the hist day of the
second calendar month fol
lowing the period covered
by the statement, except
that, if the empoyee leaves
the employ of the employer,
the final statement shali be
furnished on the day on
which the last payment of
wages is made to the em
ployee. The employer may,
at his option, furnish such a
statement to any employee
at the time of each pay
which is made to the em
ployee during any calendar
quarter, in lieu of a state- ^
ment covering such a quar
ter; and, in such case, the
statement may show the
date of payment of the wag
es- in lieu of the period cov
ered by the statement.’
“(b) Any employer who
willfully fails to furnish a
statement to an employee
in the manner, at the time,
and showing the informa
tion required under sub
section (a) shall for each
failure be subject to a civil
penalty of not more than
$5.00.”
Nome Uiihlisliing Go.
NOME NUGGET OFFICE
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