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WIF,N AIRLINES
Sept. 25—Bill Pa ne to Pilgrim
Springs and Lost River return
I ing with Mrs. Thos. Christenson
and two children and Carl Top
kok.
Sept. 26—Bill Paine to Taylor
with Sam Godfrey, returning to
Nome via Teller with Robert
Coates. Pilot Paine then left for
Kotzebue with Bess Cross re
turning to Nome with Doug
Johnson and Richard Oakie.
Sig Wien arrived Nome from
Fairbanks with Mr. and Mrs.
Lindgren. He left immediately
for Council and Fairbanks with
Mr. Milligan, LaBolle, McKenzie
and Lauto.
Sept. 27—Pilot Paine to Teller
returning with Sam Kendrick. A
trip was made to White Moun
tain with three passengers. Rich
ard Lee, C. O. Roberts and one
other were taken to Lee’s Camp
A. McCafferty went from Lee's
to Golovin. Willie Ahsaruk was
brought to Nome for hospitaliza
tion.
Sept. 28— Sig Wien returning
to Nome from Fairbanks with
, express and freight and left im
mediatelv to Candle with Mr. &
Mrs. Lindgren and on to Pt.
Barrow with express.
Bill Paine made a trip to Coun
i cil with Mrs. Ruth Towner and
infant. He returned to Nome
with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Allyn.
Knox Declares
Canal Zone
Defense Perfect
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Balboa, Canal Zone, Sept.
26—Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox today declar
ed after an inspection trip
through the Panama Canal
“We probably have as
perfect a defense against
: air attack here as there is
any where in the world—
certainly as there is under
; our Flag.”
Knox arrived here in a
! big naval seaplane. He
praised Army and Navy co
operation. He said he not
ed tremendous changes
and improvements in the
Canal Zone since his pre
i vious visit.
The secretary conferred
with Army and Navy lead
ers on the latest war de
velopments.
Buv Defense B inds and Stamps
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Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
FRONT STREET, NOME
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Sept. 27 — Frank Whaley to
Moses Pt. with mail and freight.
Passengers to Nome were Lt.
Uleric and Mrs. J. B. Voss.
Sept. 28 —Pilot Lund in the
Lockheed Orion arrived Nome
with freight and mail from An
chorage. Passengers were Bailey
Savey and Norman Longe. Pas
sengers to Anchorage were Mrs.
T. Marten. Beverly Pettijohn, J
M. Aho, Charles Grey and Mer
rill Fontaine.
Frank Whaley to Solomon with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert James.
Don Emmons arrived from An
chorage with Laurence Gregory
and Mrs. Emmons.
Seven Restrictions On
Sharply Curtailed Taxi
Cab Service in Alaska
In an order issued for the pur
pose of conserving motor equip
ment, the operation of taxicabs
m'd taxi serv cos are sharply cur
tailed, according to an announce
ment released today by the Of
fice of Price Administration
which has been asked to release
information covering the general
provisions of the order.
Seven restrictions are placed
upon the operation of taxi ser-;
vice that have not heretofore i
been in effect. Of greatest inter- ’
est to Alaska, perhaps, is the re
striction prohibiting the use of
taxicabs for making commercial
deliveries of property. This is in
line with other restrictions all
designed for the purpose of con
serving rubber and motor equip
ment which have been issued by
he Office of Defense Transport
ation and the Regional Tire Ra
tioning Board. A list of the op
erating regulations follows:
(a) For any purpose, including
social or recreational purposes,
personal to the driver or oper
ator.
(b) At a rate of speed which is
(1) in excess of the speed limits
duly prescribed by competent
pubi c authority, or (2) in excess
of forty (4d) miles per hour,
whichever rate of speed is the
lesser:
(c) For the purpose of making
commercial deliveries of pro
perty:
(d) More than ten (10) miles
beyond the corporate limits of;
the municipality in which the
trip originated;
(e) For the purpose of secur
ing passengers while cruising: j
(f) On any trip that exceeds
twenty-five miles (25) from
point of origin to point of destin
ation;
(g) Without distinctly mark
ing every such taxicab to indic
ate that it is a taxicab.
Every person engaged in taxi
service in the territory, as else
where in the United States, shall
keep a daily record of the num
ber of miles and hours each taxi
cab used in such service is op
erated, the number of passengers
carried and the gallons of fuel
transferred to its fuel tank, and
shall keep such records and
make such reports as may be re
quired by the Office of Defense j
Transportation. Such records
shall be available for inspection j
by authorized representatives ofi
the Office of Defense Transport
ation at all times.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that I
Aloy H. Brawner, has been ap- i
pointed by the Probate Court for
the Territory of Alaska, Noatak
Kobuk Precinct, Administrator
of the Estate of John Mellin, de
ceased, and all persons having
claims against the said estate are
required to present them with
proper vouchers, within six
months from the date of this No- I
tice to the undersigned admin-'
istrator of said estate at Kiana,
in the Noatak-Kobuk Precinct,
Second Division, Territory of Al
aska.
Dated at Kiana, Alaska, this
10th day of September, 1942.
Aloy H. Brawner, Adminis
trator and Executor of the
Estate of John Mellin, De
ceased.
Publish Sept. 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19
Old Papers For Sale
Buy them by the bundle, Use
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j at The Nome Nugget,
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Step-on Cans
Round Waste Baskets
Cake Covers
Bread Boxes
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Bath Room Scales
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Fairbanks to Seattle
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Steamer Transportation to Seattle
For Further Information Call Local Agent
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