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The PAA Pilgrim arrived and
: departed with considerable in
coming and outgoing mail
The PAA Electra arrived early
{ this morning with two passen
' gors: Leroy Sullivan and Archie
1 Ferguson. The plane left almost
immediately on the return trip
| with eight passengers: Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Livingston and child, and two
! army men.
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MI ROW AIR SERVICE
Yesterday, Pilot Moore arriv
ed from Moses Pt. after being
storm bound for several days,
with George Bayer and three
men for the Signal Corps.
The Trimotor piloted by Moore
and McKenzie left for Anchor
age today with the following pas
sengers: Mr. and Mrs. L. Nichols,
Mrs. Roy Summers and two child
ren, Fred Bourdon and Milo Ball.
Pilot Hager left on the mail
run to Unalakleet with Mr. Bass
ler and Roland Johnson.
Pilot Whaley is scheduled to
leave on the Teller, Wales and
Shishmaref mail run today.
WIEN AIRLINES
April 3—Pilot Long arrived in
Nome from Fairbanks with Mrs.
• John Cross, Miss Clara Kauff
j man enroute to Kotzebue; and J.
j Sidney Rood for Nome.
Today — Pilot Paine made a
j trip to Council and Golovin with
freight, taking Miss Stockton,
Council to Solomon.
Pilot Long left for Deering and
Kotzebue wjth Mrs. John Cross
and Miss Kauffman.
Trips are scheduled for Hay
cock. Fairbanks and the Kou
garok.
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Two Babies Bom Sunday
Two babies were born Sun
day morning in the local hospital
' A 7 pound 7ounce baby boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Martin; and an 8 pound 8 ounce
baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
IW. Cannon
NOTICE
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All members aud ail Uiose in
■ terested in the development of
the Second Division are request
ed to attend a social luncheon
given at the North Pole Bakery
, Tuesday noon, under the general
| ship of the committee on Finance
and Membrership, Mr. Wm. Cam
i eron, its chairman, will preside.
NOTICE
CITY ELECTION APRIL 7th
YOUR VOTE for W. J. DOWD
For Member of School Board
Will be Greatly Appreciated.
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A T I E N T I O N
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.
PROTECT YOURSELF
NOME SEATTLE
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Victory Rally Tonight at
High School Gym, 8 p. m.
Tonight is the night—the occa
sion is the Victory Rally —the
hour is 8 p. m.—the place is the
Nome High School Auditorium.
The Nome Band will play prjor
| to the program. Judge J. H. S.
I Morison will be chairman of the
{ rally and will introduce the fol
i lowing speakers:
Chas. J. Casby—Conservation. ;
M. J. Walsh—’Preparation.
C. W. Thornton — Hitler’s
| Dream.
A. Polet — Patriotism of the
| North.
Major John W. Jefferies, Com
' manding Officer, Nome Post —
Relation of the Civilian to the
i Soldier.
Rev. Wilbur P. Wood — War
j and Peace Aims.
Dr. Thomas Morcom — What
We Are Fighting For.
Community singing of patriotic
i songs will intersperce the speak
ers* program.
, Throughout the United States
! tonight people will be attending1
i similar rallies in observance of
Army Day.
Grand Jury To Convene
Tuesdayat 10 a. m.
In the U. S. District Court,
Judge J. H. S. Morison presid-,
ing, the following Grand Jurors
were counted present this morn
ing:
Nick Simion, Beatrice Lee, An
drew Johnson, Bella Julian, Mrs.
Pete Larson. John Willook, Tom
Groves, Ludvig E. Ost, S. S.
Klyve, George P. Madsen.
The additional list of jurors
drawn to complete the regular j
panel is as follows:
Jennie Martin, Charlie Thomp
son, Frank Miller, Fred J. Rohn,
Joseph Maloney, Rose Bronson,,
Arvo Saario, Emma Willoya, j
Mrs. J. J. O’Leary, Peter John-!
son, Charles Krause, George i
Wealuk, Paul Mandeville.
The Grand Jury will report to
morrow morning at 10:00 a. m.
Last Friday at a Board meet
ing the Arctic Club voted to give
the three highest girls in the
Queen Contest a $25.00 U. S. De
fense Bond as a token of appre
ciation for their efforts. They are
also letting the Queen have her
photograph taken at Jacobs stu
dio. Six prints are to be made,
one being retained by the Arctic
Club files. The girs are: Miss
Judith Bookman, this year’s;
queen; Miss Jane Smith; and!
Miss Francis Waldheim.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
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Notice is hereby given that the |
annual Municipal and School'
Board election of the City of
Nome and Nome School District
will be held on April 7, 1942, at!
City Hall, Nome, Alaska, for the
purpose of electing the following;
officers, viz:
Mayor; three members of the
Common Council; a City Treas
urer; City Attorney; City Clerk;1
and one member of the School
Board. And I hereby CERTIFY
that the following named candi
dates have been regularly nom
inated in accordance with the
City Ordinance pertaining to
same, To-wit::
For Mayor:
Edward Anderson
William J. Maloney
Alvin Polet
! For Councilmen:
Robert Baldwin
Fred Havercamp
I Ralph Kitzmiller
Leonard Krohlow
V. G. (Binks) Sciffert
Earl Towner
For City Clerk:
M. J. Walsh
For City Treasurer:
L. H. McCloy
For City Attorney:
For Member of School Board:
W. J. Dowd
N. Strand
Polls will open at 8 o’clock a.
m. and close at 6 o’clock p. m.
M. J. Walsh, City Clerk
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