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Start The New Year Right
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You May Be The Lucky Customer Who Will
Receive $100.00 In Gold Nuggets On
January 17. 1942
j NOME'S OWN DRUG STORE
THE GOLD STORE
FOR PROMPT SERVICE
ON TRANSPORTATION NEEDS
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NOME MOTOR CO
AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES
KINLOCI 1 N. NEILL
Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building_Fairbanks. Alaska
AIRWAYS NEWS
PA A Activities
The Electra left Nome yest^f
I day with mail and the following
passengers:
Wm. Graves
J. M. Crabtree
R. McCrary
G. Leeson
M. Samson
R. Maynard
E. Hedsori
The Pilgrim arrived today with
mail but no passengers. Pilot:
Stewart; Flight mechanic: Mollcr
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WIEN ACTIVITIES
Dec. 2 — Pilot Lund returned
from Candle with Andy Nordlin
'and Asiah and Lillian Barr from
Deering.
A trip was also made to Teller
with Albert Miller, Chas. Thomp
son, and Sam Ailak. Gilbert
Fidgeland was a returning pas
■ • senger to Nome.
Dec. 3 — Pilot Lund made a
; trip to Coffee Creek with freight
; and Ed Hoven and Sig Grytten.
W. E. McDona’d was a passen
ger from North Fork to Nome.
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MI ROW A CTI\ HIES
Pilot Moore returned from An
ciiorage Tuesday. Mr. King was
i a passenger. express W'as also
j carried.
Pilot McKenzie arrived in the
Lockheed from Anchorage. Bob
Pherrin was a passenger to Mc
Grath and James Dunn passen-:
ger Moses Pt. to Nome. Express
was carried to Moses Pt.
Pilot Whaley to Wt. Ht. with
Mr. Paden and native boy. mail
! run was performed and express
: carried.
Today —Pilot Moore left for
Anchorage with the following: ;
Mr. and Mrs. Havenstrite i
Lena Bahnke
Jean Hilchy
Lester Jones
Earl Drake
John Haerring
Emery Harper
Pilot McKenzie left for Anchor
j age with six draftees.
Pilot Whaley left for Golovin
i and Moses Pt. with express.
Pilot Hager flying the mail run
on the Yukon is due Nome tomor
row.
Pilot Sasseen left Nome last
week for the States for a well
earned vacation. He has been fly
ing the Nome-Anehorage run for
the past two years.
Gordon McKenzie has joined
1 the Mirow Air Service force.
WEATHER FORCAST
Light variable winds tonight &
Thursday, mostly northerly. Cold
er w'ith lowest temperature to
night -2.
Delicious, Fresh, Quick
Frozen Srawberries
35c a Box
Lehmann’s
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NOTICE
WINTER OFFICE SCHEDULE
Effective December 1st
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Main Office 9:00 to 5:00
Sales < )ffice
Standard Oil Agency 8:00 to 5:00
Freight Office
Except:
All offices will remain closed dur'
ing tbe noon hour and close at
1:00 P. M. on Saturday.
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
More Selectees
Are to Report
The fo’lowing named men
have been selected for induction
by the Sixth Local Board at
Nome. They are to report at the
local board office in the Federal
Biulding at 2 p.m. December 10.
whereupon they shall be sent to
an induction station, the U. S.
Army Troops at Nome.
Hugh Merae
Henry Wi lia;n Adams
Bichard Bert Merrill, Jr.
George Alfred Tucker
Alfred Pieycnna Sereadlook
Robert Haward Davis
Rolf David Willoya
Morris Newman Takak
David Otton
A baby bay, Lawrence Francis,
7 pounds 4 ounces was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johansen,
Monday, at the Maynard Colum
bus Hospital.
A baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Mogg Sunday at
the M. C. Hospital, The baby
weighed 6 pounds 5 ounces.
Mrs. Peter Sather and Mrs.
Thomas Morcom will be hostess
es to the Ladies Aid of the Fcdcr
ated Church on Friday afternoon
at two o’clock at the home of
Mrs. Morcom. All ladies of the
community who are interested in
the activities of the church are;
invited to attend this special
Christmas meeting.
YVONNE MOZEE TAKING
MUSIC COURSE IN STATES
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY,
Salem, Oregon — Yvonne Mozee
of Nome is among the students
who began classes in Willamette
University's new music hall re
cently.
The opening of the building
marked the near completion of an
$18,000 remodeling job which
transformed the former science
building into a new campus
music center, replacing Kimball!
Hall.
Included in the building are 11
practice rooms, each containing
a piano, six studios, two offices,
and a music library, an instru
ment room for the band, a room
for the Carnegie music set and
an auditorium which can seat;
approximately 150 people. New,
equipment includes a Baldwin
grand piano for the auditorium i
stage and six Knabe pianos forj
the practice rooms.
Acoustic board was used to
sound-proof the building thru
out. Masonite floors and new
light fixtures were installed and
the entire inside of the hall was
newly painted. The building is
heated by the central steam heat
ing system.
Approximately 150 students
are directly affected by this movej
acording to Melvin H. Geist dean
of the College of Music.
Miss Mozee, daughter of B. B. i
Mozee of Nome, studying piano
in the Willamette College of
Music. A graduate of the class I
of 1941 from Nome high school,!
Miss Mozee was a member of j
the band and paper staff.
PAA BEATS 2 RECORDS
SEATTLE —Capt. Alf N. Mon
«en beat a record when he ar
rived from Juneau recently, via|
Prince George, bringing his
Lodestar here in 4 hours and 10 >
minutes, a Pan American record
for the flight.
ROBBINS BEATS RECORD
Capt. S. E. Robbins also beat
a record on Thanksgiving Day
when he brought his Lodestar to
Juneau from Fairbanks in 2 and
one-half hours. Gov. Ernest
Gruening was among the passen
gers aboard the Lodestar.
Basketball, Friday Dec. 5th
Gold Bricks vs. Aces
Kenn’s Bakery vs. Old Folks
Southerners vs. Mule Riders
Fresh Buttermilk at Polet’s
Four-room house, well insulat
ed, warm, hot and cold well
water, new range, and partially
furnished. See Geo. Hite or Dave
Livingstone at Miners & Mer
chants Bank.
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FAIRBANKS TO JUNEAU
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FAIRBANKS TO SEATTLE
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ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seward Sails from Juneau
ALEUTIAN . Mon Deo 1 Thurs Dec 4
YUKON . Wed Dec 3 Sat Dec 6
NOTE:- All sailings subject to change without notice.
M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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