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Next door to Mr. Sheldon’s Log Cabin, west
500 novels, cloth bound. In good condition. These books when
new sold at from S2.00 to S2.50 each. Now at 4 for a dollar.
A new set of the "World's Great Thinkers” 20 volumes at S16
OTHER SETS AT GREAT REDUCED VALUES
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Civil Defense
Plans Fairbanks
Are Outlined
Steps will be taken in Fair
banks to; insure Civil Defense
and Protection in accordance
with advices received by Mayoi
William N. Growden from Gov.
Ernest Gruining.
William R. Mulvihill of Juneau
has been named Territorial Dir
ector of Civil Defense.
The Governor in his communic
ation to Mayor Growden says
that “while no emergency exists
now, I feel that all communities
should act at one; in formulating
their plans and perfecting their
organizations so they may be put
nto operation instantly if the nec
essity arises.” He adds:
Should Not Be Alarmed
“Citizens should be so inform
ed that they will not be unduly
alarmed.
“P.easa advise me within two
weeks regarding the action that
has been taken along the lines
proposed, and if any local condi
tion exists in which assistance is
required in placing the plan into
operation, please advise me.”
The purpose of Civil Defense
planning is to minimize the pos
sble conseqsences of hostile air
attack, forestall impairment of
effort through sabotage or other
subversive activities, and disrup
tion of normal civil life. It in
volves measures taken prior to
and during armid hostilities.
Maximuc Use of Agencies
These measures should provide
1 for maximum use of civil agen
cies and facilities.
Director Mulvihill, in a com
munication that accompanies the
Governor’s communication and
that is directed to the Mayor
1 says:
“Action will be taken at once
! to put into operation Civil De
I fense plans as follows:
“Municipal authorities, or the
I Mayor, will appoint an individ
! ual, (unlessthe mayor wishes to
assume such duties himself), who
will ascertain the number of able
bodied citizens willing to serva
in Civil Defense operations.
Survey Should Be Made
“A survey should be made at
once of all utilities that must be
protected, such as water and
light systems, telephone and
telegraph installations, etc.
“The fen should be organized
I into squads, with competent lead
I ers and one or more squads £s
j signed to the protection of part
j icular utilities. These squads will
m cessariiy furnish their own
rifles or such other arms as may
: be in their possession.
1 “Adequate lists of the person
nel of the squads will be main
tained, wiithawell defined plan of
reporting for duty when and
wherr their servie s may be re
1 quired. These lists must be re
I vised and kept up to date at all
: times in order to be effective.
“Other divisions for protective
measuns should be organized,
that they will function effective
ly when the need arises."
MINING COURSE STARTS
Work in Mining Extension is
! carried on by the School of Min
es of the University of Alaska in
accordance with the authoriza
1 tion by the Territorial Legisla
tur:. The work is designed to
; give preliminary training in var
ious phases of geology and min
ing as a service to those who are
unable to take up resident study
at the University.
The Territorial appropriation
has made possible the purchase
of supplies and apparatus. There
are no fees or other expenses. A
, few books and some miscellan
j eous blow^pipe equipment may
be purchased if desired, but
j there ana no required expenditur
: es.
The course is open to all resi
j dents and nonresidents of Alas
| ka. There are no educational re
| quirements. Attendance may be
to any or all of the classes.
If interested please register on
! or before January 20 at the Terri
torial Department of Mines As
i say Office, A. B. Shallit, Instruct
|or.
■ The first meeting will be held
I Monday, January 20th, at the
■City Hall.
NEWS ITEMS
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Herman Joslyn arrived with
the PAiA Pilgrim and two passen
gers, Mrs. Mamie Ball from Fair
banks and Irene Adams from
| Koyuk. Outgoing passengers will
be Jk)e Erickson for Fairbanks
and Mrs. Folger and Doris Fager
strom for Golovin.
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Mirow Air Service
Activities
Pilot Sasse n returned from
Anchorage today. Passengers
1 were Kurt Sprenger, Zelda Bou
1 langer, Earl Remling 5nd Cecil
Pettigue. Fresh stuff and express
was also carried.
Pilot Brown arrived from
down the coast and will return
down rtver tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie O’Mara
were presented with a baby at
7:55 a.m. Jan. 15th. The baby
named 'Michael Andrew weighed
5 pounds and 1 ounces. Mother
and child ar,e doing nicely.
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WOMAN JOINS
ARMY’S MOTOR STAFF
Believed to the first of her sex
to hold such a position in Alas-!
ka and one of the few woman I
of the nation taking active part
in the defense program, Mrs. |
Russell (Rusty) Dow this week
received her appointment as driv'
1 er for the construction quarter-!
maater at Anchorage.
Mrs. Dow is the official chauf
| four on one of the passenger cars!
! that operate betwe:n the CQM j
offices, Anchorage and the air
1 base. Long experience in driv
ing stages over the Anchorage- j
i Palmer Highway qualified her
for the job.
Mrs. Dow had a hard time con-'
, vincing guards at the air base:
! road thatshe wasn’t making off
with an army car the first time1
! she went on a mission to the air
j base.
NEW "PROF” JOINS
CPTP FACULTY
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Students in the University of
Alaska’s Civilian Pilots Training
Program course found a new
“professor” awaiting them recent j
ly.
He is Pilot Don Emons, experi!
enced Alaska commercial flyer as'
sociated with Arctic Wings Fly
ng Service. Emmons successfully
complet e the rigid Civil Aero
nautics Administration require
ments for an instructor’s certific
ate. His rating was issued by In
spector E. B. “Fred” Gentry.
Emons will assist Richard C.
Ragle in the trlainjng of nine
student pilots enrolled in the
CPTP cirriculum.
Meanwhile the total of stu- j
dents in th*e class who have I
reached the solo stage was mov-1
ed to seven with the first unassist I
ed flight of Francis O’Neill ]
around the Fairbanks airport. A
junior in mining engineering,
I’Neill is brother of Pat O'Neill
who became a licens d pilot un
der CAA training last summer.
NOTICE
January 22, 1941, has been de
signated as Registration Day for
the Territory of Alaska for Sel
ective Service.
All male persons who have'
reached 21 years and who have'
not reached their 36th birthday '■
are subject to registration.
Registration will take place in j
the District Court Room, Federal
Building, Nome, between the
hours of 8 A. M. and 5 P. M. on
! the above date.
S. David Mazen
R. Brousseau
J. J. O’Leary
Registration Board
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED
The Nome Daily Nugget carries
1 several forms of printing blanks
for your convenience — Dredge
; Logs, thawing ar.d drill reports
j Mining Deeds Placer and Lode
. Location Nofci. Vouchers,
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ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES
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SHIP Lv Seattle Lv Seward Lv Juneau
BARANOF . Sat. Jan 11 Jan 17 Jan 20
ALASKA .Sat. Jan 18 Jen 28 Jan 26
McKINLEY . Wed. Jan 22 Jan 28 Jan 31
BARANOF . Wed. Jan 25 Jan 31 Feb 2 .
ALASKA.Sat. Feb 1 Feb 6 Feb •
McKINLEY . Wed. Feb 5 Feb 11 Feb 14
YUKON . Sat. Feb 8 Feb 14 Feb 16
BARANOF . Wed. Feb 12 Feb 18 Feb 20
ALASKA . Sat. Feb 15 Feb 20 Feb 23
McKINLEY .Wed. Feb 19 Feb 25 Feb 28
YUKON . Sat. Feb 22 Feb 28 Mar 2
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notioe.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent