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NOME- — FAIRBANKS
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for Seattle
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ALASKA STAR AIR LINES, Inc.
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Alaska's General Election occurs next month 3
on Sept. 8th. Among the things our country is I
lighting to preserve is the right of ballot — the |
right of a free people to elect their representa
tives in Government.
Every citizen who is a qualified voter in the
2nd Division should cast his vote on election day.
If your work or business does not permit going
to a voting pace, provided you are two or more *
miles awav, vou can up to two davs before elec- I
tion, cast an absentee ballot at the U. S. Com- 5
missioner’s office of your district, or you can K
write to your commissioner requesting that an |
absentee ballot be mailed to you.
I Delegate to Congress
Anthony J. Dimond |
Territorial Treasurer
Oscar G. Olson \
Commissioner of Labor
Walter P. Sharpe
Territorial Senator
I Howard Lyng
House of Representatives
Wallace Porter
Christian A. Roust
Tolbert Scott
Frank W haley
GENERAL ELECTION SEPTEMBER 8. 1942
Civil Defense Blackout
Regulations Effective
August 12, 1912
1. All windows and doors of
home: and business establish
ments MUST be equipped with
some suitable covering to pre
vent light from showing through.
These coverings could he con
i' uefed in such a way as to
allow for removal during day
light hours,
2 Provisions should he made
to prevent light flashes from
open doors when entering or
leaving a building.
3. All cut-door illuminated
signs MIST beshut off during
hours of darkness.
4. Automotive equipment will
be permitted to operate as usual,
with care being taken to shut off
lights on parked cars.
5. Street lights will continue
to burn but will be protected so
that the light is directed down
ward.
6. On sounding the danger or
I alert signal every light in the
Community, Street, Automotive
Equpiment, or other lights must
be turned off immediately and
STAY OFF until the All Clear Is
sounded.
The above regulations have
been prescribed for the Protec
: tiun of Civilian life and property
! in the Nome Section, and when
observed will result in immed
iate BLACKOUT protection at
the sound of the danger signal.
By making preparation now,
we may prevent the loss of life
and property at some future time
ever hearing in mind that we are
at WAR and living in the COM
BAT ZONE.
To Conform with Army Regu
lafions the Blackout Program for
the City of Nome will become
EFFECTIVE, <»p August 12, 1942,
between the hours of 10:30 p.m.
and 3:30 a.m. and continue in
full force with such changes in
time as is necessary to keep with
in the PERIOD OF DARKNESS.
Garnet W. Martin,
Director Civilian Defense
Nome, Alaska
LOST—One Army sled dog an- j
swering to name of Fairbanks
Jack. Grey and white markings
with chain burns on lower part
of neck. Weight about 80 lbs.
Reward, Notify Nome Nugget.
=:nse Bonds and Stamps
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
WE WILL PAY TEN CENTS EACH
FOR
COAL SACKS
IN COOl) CONDITION
I BRIM; TO SALES OFFICE
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STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
P:'ot Chet Brown arrived to
day from Anchorage with: F H
Munr 'll. A.' 3. Mrs, P ul Mm i •
vilie, Wm. Fike and Phil Might.
M ■ returned with Marry Nelson,
Tony Johuivson. Col. Foley and
0)1 Baish.
P lot Whaley to Golovin v. th
Lyman Culver and Mr. Sulh)
f >r Golovin; Mr. Broad well and
C. lumen for Unnlkleot : nd Os
wald Moses for Moses Point.
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WIEN AIRLINES
Aug. 8—Pilot Paine to Shish-'
maref with H. Starling. Allyn ;
Lee, Solomon to Nome.
Aug. !) —Pilot Paine to Fair
banks with Mrs. Maxine Smith
and child, Mryton Elliot, and
Ande Michelle.
Aug. 11>—Pilot Wien returned
to Nome from Pt. Barrow with
Miss M ugan, U.S.I.O. nurse,
Florey-Garner Marriage
Miss Patricia Florey and Kena
van Garner were married today
by U. S. Commissioner Tanner.
Witnesses were Rita Tavis and
Fritz Kolosh. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Harvey Grant,'
wife of the Kougarok miner. j
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‘Domicile* Provision of
Alaska Game Laws
Remains Unchanged
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Resident Hunting Permits
Can't P.e Granted Mem
bers of Armed Forces
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Last year’s controversy over1
whether resident hunting per
mits shall be granted to members
i of the armed forces and persons!
who come to Alaska to work on j
, defense projects apparently has
gone for naught.
Wild Life Agent Clarence
Rhode, in charge of the Fair
banks office of the Alaska Game
Commission, declared that the \
Game Commission had sought to
avoid the discrimination as to I
■ members of the armed forces and
! contract workers who are station ,
ed in Alaska by submitting a
special bill to Congress calling
for a revision of the citizenship
and residence requirement of the
Alaska Game Laws.
To date however no action has
been taken by Congress and it
is felt in some quarters that the
War Department has purposely
requested that action on the mea
sure be deferred. As a result the ]
Alaska Game Commission will
be bound by the law' as it has j
been in years past and cannot;
issue a resident license to per- j
sons unless he is “a citizen of!
the United States who has been .
domiciled in the Territory for |
the purpose of making his per- 1
manent home therin for not less ;
than 1 year immediately preced
ing his claim for resident privil
eges,” This law was passed by
Congress in 1925.
The Supreme Court has specif
ically held that members of the
armed forces of the United Stat-;
es have no choice as to their j
domicile and hence they are spec
ifiically barred by the Alaska
Game Law as it now stands. In a
similar manner, contract workers
who have their fare paid to Al- j
aska and back, are barred.
The act which the Game Com- 1
mission sought to have passed |
was to change the domicile re- !
quirement and intention feature
to one year’s residence.
Agent Rhode pointed out that
members of the armed forces in
Alaska who were residents of Al
ask-a at the time of their induc
tion can still qualify under the
Game Commission law and can
be granted resident hunting li
censes.
Buy Defense Bonds an J Stamps
DIESEL OIL
SALES
NOW
Delivering
STANDARD i
BURNER
OIL
Cash on Delivery
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FRESH FROZEN
Frozen Cream per pt. 35<*
Peas and Carrots per pkg. 30^
Wax Beans .. ” ” 25?
Baby Lima Beans . ” ” 30^
Green String Beans ” ” 25^
Golden Bantam Corn . ” ” 25^
Boysenberries . ” ” 35^
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Announces Schedules 1 light
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Five Fiines Weekly
Fairbanks to Seattle
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