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Time to check upon First Aid items
In home, office and camp
Immediate care of even small injuries
Often prevents disaster
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL
| Main Office
Now Open
First Avenue On E
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME, ALASKA
EXPERIMENTAL BOARD OF
A. D. C. VISITS NOME
On a familiarization flight two
3-13 B Army Air Corps bombers
arrived yesterday fr-m Elmen
dorf Field, Anchorage, in com
mand of Major D. W. Titus. Oth
er officers aboard the planes
were: Colonel G. Hoisington, Ma
jor \V. O. Eareek-on, Major W.
K. Dudley, Captain P. Scheid ck
r: and Lij utenan'.s Taylor, Fish
er and Fishduin.
L outer ant Colonel Landreth *
. d Major Erown, both cf the!
Expenn erual Board cf the A’as 1
ka Defense Corps at Anchorage.,
were passeng rs. While in Mom."
th y conferred with Mrs. Edna !
O'Leary, who is on die Arts and!
Crafts Bard of tho Bureau of
. .id:an Affairs, concerning tho j
native made clothing for the dc-1
n.-e forces in Alaska. The plan
es which intend to return to An
c-hcrEge as soon as weath.r per-,
mils will take about 750 pound:
j cf fur garments.
. With the exception of Major
I Titus r.-no of the officers had
ever b er. to Nome before and
thsy were unanimous in their
hearty approval of r. indeer meat
which they tasted for the first
une last evening.
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Chamber Holds
Noon Luncheon
The second meeting of the N.
\V. AMs'-a Chamber of Commerce j
FM?rd cf Directors met in th"
Nevada Grill yesterday noon.
President Wood presided. All d:r
lectors were present with the ex
reption c? Director Harper. Th
minutes of the last meeting were
rend ard approved.
President Wood appointed the
following Chairman for the reg
ular standing committees:
Roads: W. I.. Slack
Mails ar.d T legraph: Thos. Gi
van
Harbor and Waterways: Ken;
Rank
Avia* an and Landing Fields:
: S. L. St a-n groom
| Mining and New Industries: Hd
| F. Harper
Finance and Membership: Ed j
| Anderson
Publicity: A. Polet
Entertainment and Program:,
T )s. M . m, M. D.
PubLc Health: H*. D. Gabriel-!
; son
Legislation: Lorry Sullivan
Committee at Larg : W. P
I Wood
All Chairmen of the Commit
j tees were instructed to appoint
i the balance of the committee ar.d!
I invite them to attend the next j
j m eting which will be an open I
j meeting to which all interested'
| in the welfare of Nome and the
Second Division are urged to at
tend.
Dr. Morcom, Chairman on En
tertainment and Program sub
mitted a plan by which members!
of th: Beard w 11 be called upon]
; from time to time to provide and |
present a program at each meet
ing of *he Chamber. The purpose
is to make the meetings of the
Chamber more int resting and to
encourage a large attendance.
Mr. A. Polet, Chairman on Pub
licitv reported a plan of publica
tion of a new pamphlet with the
i purpose in view to feature every
j town in S ward Peninsula as
well as Nome. The publication
will be on a self-supporting bas
j is.
Treasurer H. G. Gabrielson
read a telegram in relation to
the lease and location of the new
CAA field.
President Wood brought up the
matter of the King Island and
| Diomede Island population eom
i ing to Nome and stated that he
j was requested to ascertain if the
] Chamber would be willing to co
| operate with the Governm nt of
I ficials and City officials to secure
transportation to and from the
islands and to assist to install
i
; sanitary Matures aropnd the vil
lages. On motion, the Chamber
] offered their cooperation and as
j sistanca in every way possible
and will cooperate with any oth
er agencyin securing what is nec
i essary to make the stay of our
visitors as comfortable a possible.
The Chamber will bring the mat
ter to the attention of the City
Council at their next meeting,
j Meeting adjourned to meet
again next Tuesday.
Airways News
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MIROW ACTIVITIES
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Tuesday — Pi'ot Sasseen arrivj
ed Notne from Anchorage with
‘he following passengers:
Bud Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seidenverg
ard two children
Guy B shop
Monday — Sasseen went from
A chorage to Unalakle.t with
the following passengers:
Bill Jones
Tom Thompson
Harry Shellheart
Walter Wickman
Elmar Jenson
Bill Haerring
Jim Odem
Warren Johnson
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WILN a; TIVIT1ES
Monday — Pilot Whaley took
the following passengers from
Unalakle t to Ungalik: Werner
Johansen, Jim Odem, B. Haer*
ring, W. Jonas, W. Wickman, H.
Shelkart, Helmar Jensen, and T.
Thompson. Mrs. E. Sagoo-nick and
Pete Nicko, Ungalik to Nome. i
Pilot 1 and made the mail flight
to Golovin. White Mountain, and
Council. S'ops were also made at
Solomon and Bluff with expr ss
and Eilie Nelson for Bluff. Mrs.
Milligan, Council to Aggie Cr.
and Stan Bartlett, round trip to
Beaver Cr.
May 27—Lund made a fl'ght to
the Kougarok and Teller with ex
press and Fred Davis, round trip
Sehlitz Creek to Keenans.
Tr ps are scheduled for the
Kougarok, Bluff and Fairbanks
when weather permits.
Pilot Don Emmons cf Ferguson
Airways arrived Nome from Kot
zebue, Deering, and Candle on a
regular mail trip. On the return
tr.p he carried mail for northern
pnin.s.
NORTHERN PILOT GROPSTIS
FLYING PLANES OVERSEAS
“Chuck" Gropstis, widely
known throughout Aia'ka and
Yukon Territory as the private
pilot of Livingston Wernecke,
Pr siden.t and General Manager
of the Treadwell-Yukon Corpora
ticn, is now engaged in ferrying
U. S bombers across the Atlantic.
Gropslis plans to return to the
North this summer with Wer
necko.
HIGHWAY MEMBERS
TO COME NORTH
SEATTLE. May — Several of
the United States members of the
Alaska International Highway
Commission, including Congress
man Warren G. Magnuson, Chair- j
man, will leave on the steamer
Alaska June 7 to meet members
of the Canadian Commission at
Juneau. I
It is und rstood here that the
Canadian members will go north i
to Juneau on a Canadian vessel.;
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Proclamation
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In keeping with the Proclama-i
tion of the President of the Unit
ed States and of the Governor of
the Territory of Alaska, I, the'
undersigned Mayor of the City of
Nome, hereby declare May 30,
1041, to be a Public Holiday for
the Residents of Nome to lay1
aside their daily work and pay;
tribute and respect to the mem
ory of our departed soldiers by I
visiting their graves, their rela
tives and friends.
EDWARD ANDERSON.
Mayor
FOUND —Ring of keys. Owner
may have same by identifying
and paying for this ad.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting of the j
stockholders of the Northwest
ern Alaska Fair Association will
be held on Wednesday, June 4th,
1941, IOOF Hall, 8 p.m.
Four directors to be elected.
All stockholders are urged to at
tend.
A. Polet Acting Secretary
Subscribe for The Nome Nugget
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Functional for Sports or Informal at Home
Fine Rayon Gabardine Slack Suits with 4
Form-Fitting Outride Jackets
Corduroy and Flannel Slacks
With Matching Jackets
One-Piece Cotton Play Suits
Colorful Roman Stripes
Roomy and Well Tailored
Matching Over-Skirt
POLETS STOKE
FLY TO SEATTLE
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Depart from Nome Mondays and Fridays
$231 one way
$421.20 round trip
Round Trip Tickets Good For One Year
Fast, Luxurious LOCKHEED
LODESTARS now Operating
Over Fairbanks-Seattle Route
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Lv Seattle Due Nome Sail south
DERBLAY (Freight) May 20th May 30th
Nome and Norton Sound Ports
COLUMBIA (Freight and Pas- May 30th June 9th June 10th
sengers) Nome and St. Michael.
I SUTHERLAND (Freight) Nome, June 4th June 14th
St. Michael, Savoonga, Gambell,
Teller, Tin City, Wales Shish
maref, Deering, Keewalik, Kot
zebue.
NOTE: Arrival dates Nome and Southbound sailing dates are ap
proximate only. Alt sailings subject to change without
notice. M. J. WILCOX Agent
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