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Notice to Republicans
All Repubicans in the Second Division are
invied to attend a meeting in the City Hall at
Nome at 9 p.m. March 1st to perfect a Republican
Party Divisional organization, select a Division^
Committeeman, recommend names for Precinct
Committeemen, and transact such other business
as may seem necessary.
By Republican Primary Candidates and
Present Republican Senator
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Passengers, Freight To All Parts of Alaska
Radio Equipped Planes-Passenger Insurance
U. S. Mail Carriers
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Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc.
Bases At
Nome : : : Fairbanks
LOMEIN COMMERCIAL CO.
Agents For
Allis-Chalmers Tractors
Hillman Drills
Mining Equipment
Nome, Alaska
Contributions To
Finnish Relief
Are Still Op en
A recent letter from Frank A.
Boyle. Alaska Chairman of the
Finnish Relief Committee advis
es that additional contributions
for this cause will be accepted
up until February 17th, the date
on which the Alaska drive closes
“The general headquarters has
also asked for contributions from
organizations and societies. No
specific request has been made up
to this time. You might inform
the organizations and societies,
through the medium of your pap
j er. that it is the wish of the head
quarters to invite them to make
a subscription to the fund.” said
Boyle’s letter.
Elsewhere he declared: “ The
returns from the drive so far
have been gratifying and I be
lieve that the Territory will be
proud of its showing before the
conclusion of the drive.”
Sunday the Wien plane made
a flight with mail to Teller and
Shishmaref and on its return the
plane stopped at Pilgrim Springs
and brought Joe Amarok’s family
I into Nome,
Directors For
C of Commerce
Fleeted Tomorrow
The annual meeting of the N.
W. Alaska Chamber of Com
merce will be held in the Nevada
Grill at moon tomorrow Tuesday
for the purpose of electing ten
directors for the coming year.
When the ten directors are el
ected who will constitute the
be ard, they will elect their offi
cers for the ensuing year. The
I names of nominees todate are as
| follows:
W F Barber
Emma Davis Bellows
C H Code
H G Gabrielson
Tlios Givam
Ralph Lomen
Henry G Miller
B J McCenaghy
Dr Thos Morcom
A Polet
E E Robert (MAS)
H W Starling
S W Taggart
W L Slack
This does not preclude anyone
nominating others who may be
willing to have their names
brought up as the nominations |
do not close until the first ballot1
is taken.
Mrs Alfred Gawne is in receipt
of a letter from the former Miss
Reta Armstrong telling of her
marriage early in January.
Miss Armstrong was a nurse at
the Maynard Columbus Hospital
here two years ago.
She was married to Dr. Allen
B. Bell at Seattle January 10.th
at the Plymouth Church in_Seat
tle. Dr. Bell has just completed
his internship at the Swedish
| Hospital in that city, They plan
make their home at 243 Ricker
Street. Salinas California.
Mi row Air Service
Activities
Pilot Jefford left Nome Satur
day afternoon for the Yukon
Territory with the Reindeer Ac
quisition Unit. He will be gone
about one week on this flight.
Pilot Sassen left for Anchorage
1 with three passengers, Mr and
Mrs Frank Kammer and H O
Bleekum. Four passengers are
I waitinng in Anchorage to come
; to Nome. The return trip is plan
; ned on for Tuesday.
Pilot Chambers left Unalakleet
for Nome at 9 am today and ar
rived Nome this afternoon after
j completing mail trips.
BOX PARTY IS SUCCESS
The Oddfellow Rebekah Build
ing Association box party held
Saturday evening was a decided
success from every standpoint. A
! good sized crowd was present
- and they enjoyed the cards which
I was first on the program. The
winners of the games were as
follows:
Ladies— 1st Mrs Wm H Kelsey
2nd Mrs Fred Roberts 3rd Mrs.
Ole Hay.
Gentlemen—1st W M Kennedy
2nd George Modini 3rd Carl Lind
ell.
Following the games a pro
gram was presented. Master of
Ceremonies Chas D Jones ann
ounced a cornet duet by Robert
Baldwin and Wilfred Boucher
accompanied by Mrs Boucher.
A. Polet spoke on the work and
principles of Odd Fellowship.
The climax of the program was(
a piano solo by Miss Lorene!
Hagen
Master of Ceremonies Jones,
conducted an auction of boxes]
which became a very enjoyable |
part of the program. The bidd- i
ers taking a lively part, and as!
the plan was no one knew w'ho
was the owner of the boxes un
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til they drew their lucky num-;
ber from the box and repaired
to the dining room and the box
was opened. This type of in
formal affair mixed the crowd in
such a jovial and pleasant man
ner that everyone had the very
best time. It was also planned
to conduct such box socials ag
ain at a later date.
MAN OF W O E—Heavy is
this old man's burden, for he is
Kyosti Kallio, 66. a peasant's son
who became president of Fin
land, must now guide his coun
try through war.
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