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NOME DESIGNATED
LANDING AREA
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Acting under instructions from
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the War Dept., Civil Aeronautics'
Authority has been instructed to
designate airports throughout the,
United States and Alaska, where;
non-military flying operations
may be carried on. Such desig-’
nated airports wi’l have an Air-;
port Manager and all a'rcraft on
such airports shall be under 24
hour guard against possible theft
I or sabotage.
Any aircraft that is not based
at a designated airport will have
to be under 24 hour guard or
completely dismantled. Thus far,
the only Designated Airports in
j the Territory are at Fairbanks,
Anchorage, Juneau, Ketchikan,
and Nome. It is contemplated
that airports in McGrath Bethel,
and Kotzebue will be designat
ed in the near future. CAA in
■ spector Fred Gentry who is in
I Nome temporarily, informed the
local operators that all flights to 1
: and from the Nome airport will
I have to obtain clearance from
the Airport Manager before take-1
J offs or landings are permitted. ;
The Nome Aircraft operators i
; held a meeting yesterday at'
which time the Nome Airport
i Control Committee was appoint-i
ed consisting of Alvin Polct, Art
Martin, and Frank Whaley as
Chairman.
Lloyd Peterson, a commercial
; airline pilot formerly from Fair
banks was engaged as the Nome
Airport Manager. The Nome Air
port will officially start function
ing 9 o'clock Monday morning as
a Designated Airport. It is also
understood that the Anchorage
Airport will begin operating as a
Designated Airport at the same
time.
The <*nst of tlie Airport Manag
er and assistant is to be borne
by local operators. It is pointed
I out by Inspector Fred Gentry
that this action was ordered by
j Secretary of War Stimson and
unless it is fully complied with,
, all civilian flying will be stop
; ped.
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WIEN AC TIVITIES
March 1 — Sig Wien returned
to Nome from Diomede Island
with Father Tom Cunningham.
Sig left for Teresa Cr. via Teller
and Igloo with Sidney Rood.
Pilot Bob Rice arrived from
Fairbanks with B. Pringle and J.
W. McKenley and express.
Today—ob Price left for Fair
banks with express.
Sig Wien arrived back from
: Teresa Cr. and left for Teller,,
I Wales, and Shishmaref.
; Bob Long left for Golovin,
| Dime Landing and Ungalik with
j Sam Cotton for Ungalik.
FOR SALE
1930 rebuilt Ford Car Crondlet
in good condition — $250. House
hold furnishings. At two story
black house on 2nd St. near D St.
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A ITE N TION
Your 1942 Requirements Demand Your Attention !
Many articles necessary for your mining operations are
subject to war regulations. Difficulties and delays in purchasing
materials are numerous —
Our purchasing office at Seattle is familiar with the mar
kets and regulations and is available to assist you in filling your
requirements.
To insure delivery place your orders at an early date.
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NOME SEATTLE
NEWS ITEMS
A PAA Pilgrim arrived Nome
| Saturday evening at about 6 p.m. [
with a quantity of mail. The ship!
remained overnight, returning to
Fairbanks Sunday afternoon.
; Today an Electra arrived this1
morning with Mrs. Mary Keith
, Cauthorne, Advisory Maternal
I and Child Health Nurse of the
' Department of Health, with head
quarters at Juneau.
On the outgoing trip, Dan
Camp and Mrs. George S. May
1 nard were passengers.
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Mirow Activities
i Pilot Moore left today for An
! ohorage with: Bill Munz, Gordon
Larson, Mr. and Mrs. (Andy Ro
berts and three children and Roy
i Summers.
Pilot McKenzie left for Anchor
age with 3 selectees and 3 U. S.
Army personnel. .
Pilot Whaley to Moses Pt. with
Bob Pherrin, then on the mail
trip to Teller, Wales and Shish
maref with Edna O'Leary.
IT'S COMING .
I guess you are all conscious
of the fact that we Nomeites are
to have a carnival all our own
this year. We are going to have
a Queen ’n everything. Every
girl has an equal chance this year
and woe be unto you who loses—
Only one can win though, so
start getting your favorite in
mnd and p’an to boost her into1
the throne at the Carnival Satur-J
day, March 21.
As a prelude to the main carni-j
val, dog races will be held for
the two Sundays previous. On j
March 8 there will be a Burden
race around the Little Creek-,
Center Creek winter trail loop—
about eight miles long. Each driv,
er must have his burden—any wo
I man he chooses of legal age —1
picked and recorded with his i
name, number of dogs, etc., with '
Gordon Osborn at Polet’s Store,
1 on or before Friday noon, March
6, at which time a drawing for
starting position will be held.
Dog mushers, get your teams to
| gether and make a point to re
gister early. Two beautiful silver
loving cups are to be awarded for
first and second prizes. This race
calls for real sportsmanship and i
everyone should get a big thrill
out of it.
Then on Sunday. March the
15th, there will be the old stand
by Cheechacco Race — out the
winter trail — across Bourbon j
Creek to the red hangar and into)
town over the Bessie Road. All j
entries for this race must be i
made at Polet’s with Gordon Os
born not later than Friday,
March 13th. Teams and men and
women cheechaccos must register!
Silver loving cups will be award:
ed also in this race.
At the Carnival proper on Sat
urday, March 21, there will be
games, concessions and queen
votes for all. A large crowd is
expected and elaborate plans are
being drawn up.
This year your queen votes
start as you enter the door. Your
entrance ticket will allow you 100!
votes plus a chance on the $10
door prize, plus fun and enter-j
tainment galore. As the evening (
progresses you will win queen,
votes as prizes and at some j
booths you will get a vote for,
each penny spent so your favor-!
ite will have plenty of fun and!
need we say competition?
Remember Saturday, March 21
at the High School Gym, but for!
now concentrate on your Dog j
Races to be held Sunday, March
8th, at 1:00 p.m. All teams leave
the starting line at the north end
of “B" street as their turn comes
up, which will be determined by
the drawing on Friday. For fur
ther information call the Nugget
— See Bob Baldwin or Gordon
Osborn.
PIONEER CARD PARTY
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Third card party of the Pioneer,
Series will be held at the Odd
Fellows Hall, March 4th, at 9:00
p.m. The public is Invited.
VVM. Maloney, Secty.
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