ANNOUNCING
NEW EXPRESS RATES
Between
ANCHORAGE and NOME
35c Per Pound
Minimum Charge 50c
Takes Effect On April 1, 1941
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BE SURE OF YOUR VITAMINS
The brilliant physician, McLester, authority on diet
says: ‘The continued lack of these nutritive factors (vita
mins* may cause an obscure borderline condition of ill
health which disables the patient and puzzles the physician.”
BE SI RE OF YOUR VITAMINS
NOME DRUG STORE
Registered Pharmacists |
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
Agents For
ALLIS-CIIALMERS TRACTORS
ASK THE MAN WHO OPERATES ONE
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
Nome, Alaska
Chamber Holds
Noon Luncheoi
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The regular meeting of th
Board of Director; of the North
western Alaska Chamber of Con
merce met in the N vada Gril
Tuesday noon.
After the disposition of th
routine business, a ecmrruniea
tion from Delegate Dimond wa
read in relation to H. R. 439'
which was introduced on Apri
17 to amend the Organic Act t<
Alaska providing for a r appor
tionment to the Territorial Legi:
lature on a population basis. Thi
b.11 provides for a membership
f 18 in each the House and Ser
ate; terms of the members ar
not affected. If this bill goe
hrough, the First Division wil
have six members in the Sen
ate and six members in the
Hous ; the Second Division wil
have three members in the Sen
ate and three members in the
House; the Third Division wil
‘ have five memb rs in the Sen
ate and five members in the
House; and the Fourth Divisior
will have four members in the
Senate and four members in th
House.
The following telegram was
read from the Fairbanks Cham
ber of Commerce:
Fairbanks, May 5
Northwestern Chamber of Com
merce, Nom:
Following telegram being sen:
Lex Green chairman House Com
mittee on Tsrritcr:o? Washing
ton quote W:d ;preod oppositio'
to D mond's H R four thro- nine
0 ven for apportioning represent
ation in Territorial Legislator
stop Considered imperative her
that equal divisional representa
tion in Alaska Senate be ma n
ned unquote Suggest that you
- l-o wire protest This is of great
importance your division..
After studying the suggest or
the follow.ng tel gram was or
dered sent:
Lex Green, Chairman. House Com
rnittee on Territcries. Washington
Referring H R 4397 re realloca
tion of membership Alaska Terri
torial Legislature we believe con
trary best interests of the Terri
tory Comm unci ation presenting
,’our views will be forwarded by
mail soon We urge that final con
' sideration be delayed until our
communication is received.
On motion, a committee consist
irg of Messrs Sullivan, G.van and
Miller was appointed to draft
suitable resolutions to be present
Jd at the Annual Meeting to be
held on Thursday. May 15, to be
acted upen by the membership
of the Chamber.
The Board will meet again
next Tuesday, May 13 to consid
er and adopt the resolutions to
be presented to the general mem
bership and also to receive the
report from the nominating com
mittee which was appointed by
President McConaghy, consisting
of Rev. Wood, Alvin Polet, and
Ed Bellows.
The committee of the NWA
Chamber of Commerce and the
i'committee of the Arctic Club ap
| pointed for the purpose of con
sidering the matter referred to
. them in r lation to Miss Aaska
refund, will meet Thursday noor
at the North Pole Bakery.
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Are you taking advantagt
jf six months paid in ad
| vance subscription ?
ATTENTION PIONEERS
Pioneers of Alaska will hold
their regular meeting at 8 p.m
May 8th.
W. J. Maloney, Secty.
NOTICE
Written applications will b«
received at the City Clerk’s oflict
up to 5 p.m., May 12, 1941, foi
the positions of CHIEF, ENGIN
EER and DRIVER at Fire De
partment.
NOME COMMON COUNCII
By M. J. Walsh, City Clerl
Vo>u can >ave -2.00 by paying si:
months it advance for your sub
1 «ription The Nome Nugget.
Airways News
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PA A Activities
» An El etra arrived in Nome
this afternoon with mail and
, ‘he following passengers:
] Carl Hallberg
| H. Pet rson
, O. Rassmuss
. j A second electra arrived with
r mail and the following passen
I 'gers:
, j Lars Rynning
Mrs. E. Wallace
. Bill Ewing
C. H. Kiele
A third Electra arrived with
{ih? following passengers:
j Ralph Lomen
| Fre man Gates
j Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Culver
. J Katherine Culver
Cyrus Culver
Mrs. J. Poulsen
R. Ricgel
WIEN ACTIVITIES
May fi — Pilot Si? Wien made
a trip to Council, Haycock and
Ungalik with express and Harry
Sookinyak. Haycock to Ungalik
and Glen Briggs, Ungalik tr
Nome.
T -day — Pilot Wien left for
Fairbanks.
Pilot Lund is still north cotn
’pleting the mail run and the,
Diem de trip.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
File* S.issoen left An oh 'rag1'
r N 'iris? today with a load of
■la- rigors and is due in this af
ternoon.
Arriving this afternoon from
E'.n endorf Field at Anchorage,
.ere two B-18-A Army Air
C'rns borrb;rs und r command
of Csplan Jack Donohew, assist
ed by Lt. Donald Dunlap. L’t.
Kcir.eth Northerner. Lt. Wayne
T ombreugh, Flying Cadet Tien
nt-s. Staff Sergeant Bee. Sergeant
‘Curley anj two others.
Th. two planes are expected to
take off for Pt. Barrow tomorrrtv
on a familiarization flight and
w.ll continue from there to Fair
banks.
A party of hunters returned to
Nome yesterday evening after
having sp nt six days out in the
Bering Sea. They returned with
two oogruk and nine seals.
The party ran out of food and
had nothing but black coffee for
the 20 hours preceeding their
’arrival in Nome. At Sledg. Is
land, it is understood their out
board motor ran out of fuel and
i they were compelled to paddle
; and sail back.
Lars Rynning, associated with
the Lomen Commercial Com
pany of Nome was a passenger J
i to Nome today aboard a PAA El-1
i ectra after having spent the win \
Iter in the States with his family. |
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! Mrs. E. Wallace was a return
; ing passeng-r to Nome today af
| ter visiting with her daughter in
1 the States. Mrs. Wallace left
j Nome early in the winter.
Ralph Lomen, one of the Lo
i men Brothers of Nome, returned I
1 today via plane to oversee his
| numerous mining operations.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Culver
and family returned to Nome
today via plane. Mr. Culver is
a tug-boat operator for the Lo
men Commercial Company, dur
ing the summer.
Carl Hallberg, mining operator
who is to conduct work in the
Dime Creek section, returned to
Nome today following a winter
spent in th; States.
i Proof of Labor Blanks can now
! be had at the Nome Nugget office
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC:
Polar Taxi and Delivery Ser
• vice is now operated by George
: Bayer who is exclusively respon
sible to the public for said ser
i vice.
Keith Hedreen
George Bayer
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COSTUME JEWELRY
Colorful — Smart
$1.00 * $1.50
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Satin and flowered rayon—Embroidered.
Lace-trimmed or beautifully Tailo ed
$2.50 * $3.93
For Long Wear and Beauty
WILLSTRUT & PHOENIX HOSIERY
Are Tops
HANDKERCHIEFS
Hand-Made — Daintily Embroidered
Drawn work or fine lace-trimmed
50^ * 75c
Gift Wrapping Service
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PASSENGER SERVICE RESUMED
MARCH 17th, 1941 J
FLY P.A.A. AND SAVE DAYS
Passengers — Airmail — Air Express
Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc.
Pan American Airways System
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BERING SEA ROUTE
1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
Steamer To Sail Ports of Call
DERBLAY May 20 Regular Ports: Nome and St. Michael.
(Freight) Irregular Ports: Golovin, Solomon,
Bluff, Ungalik, Unalakleet.
COLUMBIA May 30 Regular ports: Nome and St. Michael.
(Freight and Irregular ports: Dutch Harbor (Un
Passengers) alaska).
SUTHERLAND June 4 Regular ports: Nome and St. Michael
(Freight) Irregular Ports: Savoonga, Gambell,
Teller, Tin City, Wales, Shishmaref,
Deering, Keewalik (Cande), Kotzebue,
Dutch Harbor (Unalaska).
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notioe).
M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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