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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
The Democratic Parts was founded in 178+> bv
Thomas .lefferson. the man who wrote the Declaration of
Independence — who become the third President of the
United States in 1801.
Since its beginning, the Democratic Party has been
the Parts of the People — it so remains. Progressive—
Liberal—Guardian of the Rights of a Free Citizenry, it
has stood through the years as a staunch bulwark, against
tlie encroachments of special interests and the grabs of
special pris'ileges.
B> vnting for the Democratic candidates whose
names appear bclosv. you will assist in maintaining a
People's Government.
Delegate to Congress
Anthony J. Dimond
I Territorial Treasurer
Oscar G. Olson
Commissioner of Labor
Walter P. Sharpe
Territorial Senator
Howard Lvng
House of Representatives
Wallace Porter
[Christian A. Roust
Tolbert Scott
Frank lialey
GENERAL ELECTION SEPTEMBER 8. 1842
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L01V N COMMERCIAL CO.
It now appears that tine to conditions
beyond our control we will be unable to
secure our usual winter's supply of coal.
We art* entirely sold out of coal now'.
We advise all coal users to install oil
burners. \\ e arc pleased It) announce that
our supph of oil is adequate for the winter.
WIEN AIRLINES
Aug. 26—Pilot Paine to
Kotzebue, returning with
Florence Van Ftorn, Mrs.
Martha Nanouk and Jess
Barr from Deering.
Aug. 27—Pilot Paine to
Wht. Mt. with Carl Apok
and Jess Moses and Na
than Oliver was taken to
Golovin. Andrew McCaffer
tv and Fred Ivanoff were
passengers to Nome.
Today—Pilot Paine left
for Lee’s Camp to take Mr.
Cramer to Golovin, and to
Golovin and Unalakleet
with Nathan Oliver and
Mrs. Martha Nanouk. The
pilot will return via Moses
Point and Haycock.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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No. S66
In the Probake Court In and
For the Cape Nome Precinct.
Second Division: Territory of
Alaska.
In the Matter of the Estate of
V IT ALINE LAURIN. Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that
by an order of the Probate Court
in and for the Cape Nome Pre
, cmet, Alaska, the undersigned
has been appointed Administrat
or of the estate of Vitaline;
Laurin, deceased All persons
aving cla ms against said estate
shali present them with proper
vouchers attached within six
ninths from the date of this
notice to the undersigned admin
ator personally or through his !
'.'omey, Leroy M. Sullivan of
\ me, Alaska.
Da‘ed at Nome, Alaska, Aug.
21, 1942.
EMILE LAURIN,
Administrator
Publish August 21. 23. Sept. 4,
11, 1942.
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I will pay a liberal reward
to anyone returning my Con tax
III Zeiss camera to me. No ques
tions asked.
Grant Jackson
CALL —
RED CROSS HEADQUARTERS
If you have to sell or lend
a davenport overrtuffed chairs,
a long library table, stand lamps,
floor lamps, occasional tables,
pictures — Alaska scenes pre
ferred.
CHAS. CAVEY
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors. Win
es. and Beers.
FRONT STREET NOME
— Old Papers For Sale —
A: The Nugget Office
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Minor’s Working
Conditions Are
Guarded
HEARING IN OI.YMPIA HELD
TO CONSIDER WELFARE
OLYMPIA, Aug. — Robert
H Harlan, director of labor and
1 industries, said that suggestions
by business, industry and school
representatives would be given
j joint consideration when the
needs of the country and protec
tion of youngsters, in drawing up
new regulations governing work
ing conditions for minors.
He made that statement after
a hearing to discuss the tentative .
order submitted for cons dora- i
tion.
New Problems Seen
The concensus of speakers was
that new' and difficult problems *
were to be met, since manpower I
.s being steadily drained out of
bj- ne-s and industry for the
military forces and war Indus-.
tries to a threatening degree.
To meet this situation, speak-1
ers said some modification of
regulations governing minors in
bus.ness and industry must be
made.
School people recommended
tl-.at there be a limit on the num
ber of h urs pupils be allowed to
work, that part-time jobs of four
hours, instead of eight, be plan
ned, so that their school train
ing would not be neglected.
Objection was made against
girls being employed in service
stations, and employment of
minors in any establishment
w . ere beer and wine are sold.
Group On Watch
Harlin assured the group the
latter objection was taken care
of by liquor board regulations
and that the industrial committee j|
had full authority and would be
watchful against children being |
exploited.
A new w'age scale of not less !
than 25 cents per hour was pro j
posed for minors employed in the
industries not covered by an in
dustrial welfare order. This is
an increase of f>l/a cents per hour I
and a strong plea wras made that !
the industrial committee raise •
that figure still higher.
Harlin was not prepared to j
say when the new regulations
would be ready for application.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
To the Electors of the town of |
Vrme, Division No. Two. Terri- j
lory of Alaska
Notice is hereby givt n that,
pursuant to an Act of Congress,
approved May 7. 1900. entitled,
‘An Act Providing for the El-;
action of a Delegate to the House |
of Representatives from thej
Territory of Alaska,” an Act of I
Congress, approved August 24,
1912. entitled "An Act to Create
a Legislative Assembly in the
Territory of Alaska, to Confer
Legislative Powers Thereon, and
for Other Purposes,” and other
General Laws of Alaska, and in
conformity therewith, a General
Election will be held on
Tuesday, September 8. 1942
between the hours of 8 o’clock
A M., and 7 o’clock P.M., of said
day, for the purpose of electing
the following officers, to-,wit:
Delegate To Congress
Territorial Treasurer
Labor Commissioner
Territorial Senator
Territorial Representatives
Road Commissioners
The Common Council of the
Town of Nome, having hereto
fore. by ordinance, duly designat
ed the polling place in said
Town, the Electors are hereby
notified:
That all duly qualified voters
residing within the Towrn of
Nome will vote at City Hall,
Building, located on Front Street
in and upon City Lot, between
Blocks G and H which is owned
by City of Nome, the same being
the duly designated polling place.
Dated this 11th day of August,
1942.
The Common Council of ]
the Town of Nome.
By M. J. Walsh, Clerk
NOTICE
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One Super-Fex heater in good
condition for S60.00. Inquire
Harry Gabrieison.
The Freeman
SWAGGER STRAP
A military type that has been drafted
into civilian service. Men in the service and out
all admire the crisp, clean cut styling, the com
fort and the convenience of this Strap’n Buckle
Freeman Oxford.
Worn with Pride In Millions
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