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Chamber Holds
Noon Luncheon
The regular stated meeting of
die Board of Directors of the
Northwestern Alaska Chamber
of Commerce met in the North
Pole Bakery, President Leroy
Sullivan presiding.
The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
A oommun cation was received
'rof J D Nelson, General Passen
J gre and Freight Agent of the A1
aska Steamship Company calling
attention to the movement thru
out Alaska for the abolition of
the present system of Marine De
' clarations which is burdensome
and expensive and eventually
has to come out of the shipper.
The subject was referred to the
Committee on Transportation
with instructions to report as
soon as practical.
The subject of the Annual
Meeting was discussed and on
motion the President appointed
the following Nominating Com
mittee:
Art Harris, Aimer Rydeen,
and “Cappy” McDougall.
This committee is to organize
as soon as possible and obtain
i the consent of as many as will
agree to accept the nomination
| for Directors for the next year.
This report is expected at the
next public luncheon meeting to
be held at the Neveda Grill on
next Tuesday, January 23.
Honorable O D Cochran has
been selected as toastmaster for
the occasion.
The RiOiad Committee will have
a report at the next meeting re
commending action for the im
provements on the railroad from
Nome to Bunkerhill and also urg
ing that a greater effort be exertj
ed toward the completion of the
1 Bunker Hill-Taylor Creek Road
o make it available as soon as!
| possible.
The Committee on the building
of the Coast Guard Quarters will
also have a report to present.
The Committee on mails has
been instructed to draft the nec
essary pnesentation to toe for
warded to the Delegate urging
that additional personnel be pro
vided for our local Post Office
as a stepping stone toward rais
ing our Post Office to the Second
Class.
A general discussion ensued as
to the proper action towards hav I
ing the City define property in
transit as to the limitations and
exempion for taxation. The sub
ject is still in the hands of the
Committee for further study.
Meeting adjourned.
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INEWS ITEMS
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The holiday drawing with a
prize of $100 in gold was held at
f the Nome Drug Store Monday
s evening at 8 pm.
r The winning ticket, number
1 7219 was held by Mrs. Bonney.
f Aimer Rydeen and Harry Ga
brielson were judges of the draw
ir.g and Ruby O’Farrell was of
ficial picker-outer.
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i! Pilot Jcfford in the Mirow tri
1 motor Stinson left Nome today
l for Fairbanks but got only as
i far as Unalakleet.
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-; The gift drawing of the Potter
;! Studio and Scotch Shop was held
r held Monday evening. The first
. | prize, a movie screen was won
; Mrs. W F Barber and the sec
i ond prize, an Agfa camera was
5 won by Miss McVay
[ WIEN ACTIVITIES
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[ j January 17 — Frank Whaley
made an emergency flight to Tel
ler to bring a sick native child
to Nome. Mr. Miller was also a
passenger to Nome.
, In the afternoon a trip was
made to Coffee Creek with
freight and two passengers,
George Waldheim and Pete Wir
um. Before returning to Nome
Pilot Whaley scouted along the
coast before Teller and Nome
for a native who has been miss
ing from King Island for several
days.
Trips are scheduled for the
| Kougarok and Teller tomorrow.
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TRAM HITS BLIND
MAN AND ESCORT
! The following clipping is re
printed from a recent issue of a
Seattle paper. William E. Pang
man will be remembered as the
brother of A1 Pangman and was
the victim of an unfortunate ac
cident on the Nome-Bunkerhill
Railroad several years past.
‘‘A street car, moving along
dark Queen Anne Ave. near Re
publican St. last night struck a
blind man and his woman escort
and injured both seriously
enough to require hospitaliza
tion. The operator, J J Morgan,
complained to police that neither
pedestrian wore light clothes.
The blind man, seventy-year
old William E. Pangman, 554
Highland Dr., suffered head and
back injuries. His escort, Mrs.
I Mary Bancke of Fletcher’s Bay,
1 suffered knee and nose injuries.
> Both were taken to Seattle Gen
eral Hospital.
Morgan said he didn’t see the
couple until he was almost upon
them.”
MAMAS BIC BO Y—Kenneth Johnson, 21>months-old
baby weighing almost 80 pounds, enjoys a joke with his mother
•t their cabin near Morgantown, Ky. The boy cannot support
himself. Physicians attribute size to glandular activity.
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