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Leave Anchorage 1 p. m. Fridays
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NEWS ITEMS
PAA Activities
A PAA Electra. under Captain:
Hawley and 1st officer Fuller ar
rived Nome today from Fair- j
banks with 13 pounds of mail
and the following passengers:
Ralph Tuck
John Metcalfe
R C Beaton
Mary Cauthorne
John McCormick
C E Darlington was a round
! trip passenger.
j carried, C E ..
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MIROVV ACTIVITIES
The tri-motored Stinson roar
| ed off Nome airport for Anchor
age at 1 p.m. yesterday with the
i following passengers:
Bill Malcolm
W L Plett
Winston Foster
i Charles Goedde
Robert Jackson
The plane also carried mail and
express.
The tri-motor is expected back
this afternoon with passengers,
but the names were not known at
time of going to press.
The freighter Sutherland of
the Alaska Line sailed at 5:30
p. m. yesterday afternoon for St.
Lawrence Island and Arctic way
points.
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The M. S. Clevedon sailed yes
terday at 3:15 p. m. for Seattle
! with the following passengers:
H. Breen
H. Breen
Nels Erickson
Mrs. Guy Mish
There were no incoming passen
: gers.
! Martin Jorgenson, representing
Standard Oil Co., was an arrival
| in town yesterday. He will make
: his headquarters here for most
; of the summer.
Two B-18-A Army Air Corps
] bombers landed at the local air
I port Wednesday evening from El
mendorf Field, Anchorage, on a
recognizance flight. The person
nel is composed of Lts. J. P. Haw
ley, G. G. Kintner, Tadlock, and:
J. Pletcher and Major Casner. |
HEALTH CLINICS TO
BE INSPECTED NOW
Mary K. Cauthorne, Advisory
Nurse for the Territorial Depart
ment of Health, arrived Nome on
today’s PAA Electra, on a tour
of inspection of Health clinics.
She has visited Valdez, Cordova,
Seward, Anchorage, Palmer and
Fairbanks before arrive here.
A Star Airways plane arrived
Nome with a regular annual sales'
man trip with Mike Weaver, Jack'
Molyneaux, and Mrs. Curley Mar,
tin. The plane was pilot by form
er Nome pilot Curly Martin.
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Perfect Plans
For Drawing J
Local Inductees
Alaska will have its own draft
drawing in Juneau sometime late
next month John L. McCormick.
Territorial Director of the Selec
tive Service told the Nome draft
beard at a meeting today.
“The national lottery which sel
ected No. 158 as the first draft
number, will be discarded in Al
aska,” he said, “in favor of our
own drawing to be held in the
latter part of July.”
McCormick arrived in Nome
today and met with the board to
instruct them as to their duties in
registering, classifying and draft
ing men in the Nome vicinity be
tween the ages of 21 and 36.
Cards Being Returned
Registration cards, which were
sent to Juneau following Nome’s
I completion of its initial registra
tion have already been returned
here.
On arrival, all of the cards will
be thoroughly shuffled and given
serial numbers by the local
board. These numbers will run
consecutively and will be desig
nated for the different cards pure
ly by chance. These numbers will
1 only be serial numbers, Mr. Mc
Cormick stressed. They will not
be the order in which the men
will be drafted.
The draft or. order numbers
will be determined by the lottery
in Juneau. More numbers than
there are registrations in the larg
est draft board area will be plac
ed in a large container. One num
ber will be drawn at a time, and
the order in which the numbers
are drawn from the container
will determine the order in
which the men of the Territory
are drafted.
‘158’ To Be Discarded
The famed 158, which was the
first number selected by Presi
dent Roosevelt in the national
lottery, determined which out
side youths would be first to be
called. In Alaska probably an
other number will call the first
men into service.
There are 24 local boards in
Alaska with the Nome group be
ing designated as Local Board
No. 6. Permanent organization of
the Nome board was set up today
with Clerk of the Court Aimer
Rydeen elected as chairman and
A. Polet, secretary. Other mem-j
bers of the board include J. Sid
ney Rood, C. C. TanneT and O.
S. Weaver.
U. S, Marshal B. B. Mozee has
been named appeal officer for the
local board and Doctors Thomas
Morcom and J. F. Judah the of
ficial examining physicians.
Mrs. David Livingstone was ap
pointed clerk of the board by the
group, to take over her tasks im
mediately. As the only paid of
ficial in connection with the lo-i
cal draft, Mrs. Livingstone will
maintain an office in the jury
room of the federal building
where she will be on duty from
9:00 a. m. until 5:00 p. m.
First Induction About Oct. 15
Although the lottery for thej
lottery for the draft will be held!
next month, first inductions into|
the service from the Territory |
will not take place until about j
Oct. 15, McCormick stated. This
date is not definietly set, how
ever, he said. Neither has it been
determined where the inductees
will be sent for training when
they become part of the United'
States armed force.
Following the lottery question
naires will be sent out by the lo
cal boards to all of the registered
men in order that they are
drawn. These questionnaires must
be filled out and returned to the
board after the registrant has
sworn to the facts contained
therein before a notary public.
It was particularly pointed out,
however, that all notary publics
are forbidden by law from ac
cepting payment for this service.
To Determine Draftees
After the questionnaires are re
turned and the men have had
their physicial examinations, the
board will classify them and de
termine who is immediately el
igible for the draft and who
Should be deferred.
v Mr. McCormick expects to
leave Nome next Monday.
JUST RECEIVED
A SHIPMENT OF
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$234 one way
$421.20 round trip
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
DEPERE (Freight) Nome, July 3rd
Golovin, Unalakleet, St Michael.
COLUMBIA (Freight, Passengers) July 9th July 18th
Nome, Go|ovin, St Michael
BERING (Freight) July 30th Aug 1st
Nome, King Island, Diomede Island,
Kotzebue, Kivilina, Point Hope,
Point Lay, Wain weight, Point Barrow
DERBLAY (Freight) Aug. 10th Aug. 20th
Nome, Solomon, Golovin, Unalakaleet,
Ungialik, ,St. Michael, Teller, Tin City,
Wales, Shishmaref, Kotzebue, Keewalik,
(Candle), Deering.
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent