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Navy Will Not Enlist II-A,
Il-B, III-B Men Without
Notice from Local Boards
JUNEAC—The Navy hereafter
will not enlist any registrant be
tween the ages of '10 and 45 who
is classified in Classes II-A, II-14,
or III-B. without a notice from
the local hoard that he has been
released for enlistment, John L.
McCormick, Territorial Director
nf Selective Service, said. The
provision does not apply to the
enlisting of officer candidates
and aviation cadets.
Registrants who wish to enlist
in the Navy and who are found
to be in either Class II-A. Il-B,
or III-B, will he required to se
cure from their employer a state
ment whether the registrant
should he released to enlist. In
turn, the local board will review
the registrant's classification and
determine whether lie should be
released for enlistment.
(Quoting from a National Head
quarters directive, Director Mc
Cormick said:
‘Local hoards are cautioned of
their responsibility to maintain
proper allocation of the manpow
er of the Nation between the arm
crl forces and essential activities.
Where justifiable grounds for oc
I'upationul classification exist and
the local hoard is of the opinion
that a registrant should continue
to be deferred from military
service in ( lasses II-A, II-B, or
Ilf-B. even though the regis
trant’s employer makes no ob
jection. the local board should
not release such registrant to en
I list. On the contrary, if the local
board is of the opinion that he
should not he further deferred
hi an occupational classification
even though the employer ob
jects ta his enlisting, the local
board should release .such regis
trant for enlistment.
LOR SALE
Team of 9 dogs with all equip
\ ment. Inquire John Host, west of
Standard Oil at east end.
NOTICE TO C REDITORS
No. 070
In tlit1 Probate Court In and For
| The Cap* Nome Precinct, Second
1 Divi on: Territory of Alaska
In the Matter of the Estate of
ALPHONSLYE TAJ.LARD. De
!ceased. ,
! NOTICE is hereby given that
by an order of the Probate Court
hi and for the Cape Nome Pre
vine’, Alaska, the undersigned
has been appointed Administrat
• | or of the estate of Alphonsine
Tnllsrd, deceased. All persons'
having claims against said estate
shall present them with proper
; vouchers attached within six
months from the date of this not
ic to the administrator.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, Nov
• ember 6, 1942
EMILE LAUPvIN,
Administrator.
j P-;bli.,h Nov. 6, 13, 23, 27. 1942
Alva Shaffer, R.C.
(Hub Director
Mr. Alva L. Shaffer, Red
Cross Club director, has
just recently arrived in
Nome and will conduct the
local club as a regular tunc
tion of the Red Cross Mili
tary Welfare Program.
The new Club Director
hales f r o m California,
where, until recently, he
was located at Fort Ord as
Civilian Recreation Direct
or.
Mr. Shaffer is a veteran
of the last war; has a son in
the Navy and left a wife
and two children to keep
the home fires burning in
California.
In his first announce-j
ment. to the press he stated
that the Club will now be
• open until 11:30 p.m.
A plyn for making the
building more comfortable
i1-- underway and addition-j
al staff members will be!
provided soon.
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Jamboree Sat.
Night. Nov. 21
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Tickets went on sale today for
the sixth annual Jamboree to be
given by the Home Arts Club at
the high school auditorium on
Saturday evening, November 21.
Each year the Jamboree has
been featured a« a benefit for the
children’s playfield. This year
the money raised will be put
into war bonds and kept for fur
ther developments of the project
after the war is over.
With the idea of “fun as usual"
plans are going forward that
promise to make this first affair
of the winter social season one
that will be long remembered.
Mrs. Erwin Bellows is general
chairman, and Mrs. Kenneth
Rank has charge of the program,
but they are not revealing any
, secrets yet. Watrli the papers for
further news, and bu> your tick
et early. School children are
• selling tickets to civilians, and ■
tickets for soldiers are on sale at
the Post.
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STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Nov. !>—Ron Emmons arrived
from McGrath with express.
Nov. II —Frank Whaley took
the UNO entertainers to Moses
Point and brought hack one pas
senger.
Ron Fnunons took a load of
i express to .Mose Point.
Chet Brown test-hopped the
overhauled Stinson trimotor.
FOB SALE—Heavy 7s-in. ply
wood table top. 4ft. by 7 ft. 4 in.
Inquire at Nome Nugget Office.
I’OR SALE
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Large porcelain bath tub with
shower attached.
One lavatory sink.
Dinette table and fi chairs and
* a two-leaf serving table.
One 7-tube, long wave Philco
radio in good condition.
Howard ironing board with in
sulated iron stand.
All copper large wash boiler.
One 5'S-gaiIon heavy gaivani/.-,
ed iron water tanks.
One three-quarter heavy iron
: bedstead, one Simmons coil
spring and one three-quarters
mattress.
• A full 152 piece Meito china
dinner set. Service for 12. Open
! stock. Reasonable.
i FEDERATED CHURC H
11 a. m. — Church School
1 7:40 P.ML — Evening Worship, i
| "Soldiers Night” A group of m>I
!diers will conduct the xervice. ;
1 Everyone welcome.
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| Lavinia Wallace Young Mission 1
Miss Constance Erickson,
Stipe rinttndent
11:00 a.m. -- Church School.
A class for everyone.
5:.'I0 P.M.—Evenhtg Vespers,
i Special music by a soldiers
quartette.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
: Father J.J. McHugh, S.J. (Pastor)
| Sunday Masses 8 and 18 a. m.
f Sunday Benediction 7:38 p. m.
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—SWEATERS
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Cold Weather rime
Is Sweater Time
For Men* Women and Children
Last Chance For
ALL WOOL GARMENTS
-While They Lasl
Make Your Choice
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RAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS, Inc.
Announces Schedules Might
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Nome to Fairbanks
Five rimes Weekly
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Water
By Bucket
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Phone — Black 44
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Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
I FRONT STREET, NOME
FOR SALE
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Ladies bicycle, balloon tires.
! front wheel brake, spring side
stand, f.ate model. Practically
new. Inquire ut Nome Nugget.
Ft PR SALE
“Leal Glassware” 12 each _
water tumblers, wine, cocktail
} and sherbet glasses. Reasonable.
I Inquire Nome Nugget,
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UNITED
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SAVINGS
BONDS
AND STAMPS
AMERICA O.V GUARDl
Above is a reproduction of the
Treasury Department’s Defense
Savings’ Poster, showing an exact
duplication of the original “Minute
Man’’ statue by famed sculptor
Daniel (.'heater French.* Defense
Bonds and Stamps, or sale at your
bank c«r post office, are a vital part
of America s defense preparations.
FOR SALE
Pair of skiis, polo*, ski proas,
excellent make and practically
new.