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UNALAKLEET FRESH VEGETABLES
PRICES IN UNALAKLEET:
Beets, Cabbage, Carrots, Parsnips 10*f per. lb.
Rutabagas and Turnips . It per lb.
Cauliflower 12-20- per head, depending on quality
Head Lettuce 10-20- per head, depending on size
Green Onions 20-3.V per doz. depending on size
Leal Lettuce, Spinach, Swiss Chard, Radishes 15c per lb.
Orders may be sent to E. B. Larsson
FLASH - FLASH !
At a quiet ceremony in
the Presbyterian Church
in Fairbanks, Miss June
Denham and Bii 1 Paine
were utried in matrimony
by Rev. R. R. Armstrong
at 9:15 p.m. on August 1.
The bride wore a rose
beige suit and a corsage of
roses in deep rose and pink
tones.
The couple was attended
by Mrs. Eva McGown and
! Carl Blakesly of Fair
banks. Also in the party
were Miss Mildred May
nard of Nome and Sam Co!
I ton of Fairbanks.
The bridal couple are
; well known in Nome and
Fairbanks. Mrs. Paine is
the daughter of Mrs. Mar
jorie D. Fisher of Fair
banks. She was connected
with Northern Commer
cial Co. at Fairbanks prior
to her arrival at Nome in
June. She now is in charge
of the Selective Service
System of this city.
Mr. Paine is one of Al
aska’s foremost pilots, fly
ing out of Nome for Wien
Airlines. He has resided in
this vicinity for several
years.
i A reception was held at
the Paine residence Tues
day eveinng at which
about 40 people attended.
PREPARATIONS FOR
BLACKOUT URGED
Mr. Garnet Martin, Dir
ector of Civilian Defense,
urges all the people of
Nome to make immediate
preparations for the black
ing out of all lights which
are visible from the out
side of their homes and
businesses.
This warning to the citi
zens of Nome is made, in
that, on a date to be an
nounced in the very near
future arrangements must
be completed to insure
that a blackout can be im
mediately and completely
accomplished by the whole
area in accordance with
the Army Regulations.
Further information as
to hours of blackout and
other necessary precau
tions will be announced to
the public as soon as plans
are completed by the com
mittee, Mr. Martin said.
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Standard Diesel Fuel Oil Now Available
In Bulk or In Containers
PRICES:
500 Gallons or more into your containers
at the Plant .12 Vs per gallon
40 to 499 gallons into your containers
at the Plant .14 per gallon
53-gallon Containers, washed and repainted 3.50 each
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
DELIVERIES ON A STRICTLY CASH-WITH-ORDER BASIS
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
FAIRBANKS NOME SEATTLE
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
T e tri-tv . pr.r Ford arrived last
..•v ping with freight and pa.-.- n- ,
grrs. Pzssengers from Anchorage ;
wore: Gun Callar, Frank Curt n,
Ruth N’t wkull, Ralph OgloWorp?
Pilot Larry Flaharty took >*
•n th • rt *urn trip to Anclrw ig .• li
his morning with II. O BowIs, • I
Gen" L udstrom, R. J. S turners M
and John Topkok.
Pilot Whaley left for Gelevin, ii
Ur laklcet and Moses Point.
WIEN AIRLINES
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P lot Pa no — Aug. 3 — Re
named from Fairbanks with Mr
Pume. Aug. 4 — To Kotzebue
1 with Tern Sauers and K. Arm- I
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strong. Aug. 5 — To C( unci! with j
express.
Pilot S:g Wien — Aug. 3 —'Ar
rived from Fairbanks via Kot
zebue with two passengers. Aug
,4 — To Fairbanks with Frank
I Miller and one other. '
Pilot Steve Mtskoff, Aug 4 —
To Fairbanks via Galena with
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NOTICE
AH persons are cautioned that
lb S. troops stationed here will
conduct -anal! arms firing in the
vicinity of Sunset Hoad and
Snake River Bridge. All persons
are advised to approach this area
with caution and stay on the
main roads. This firing will start '
Thursday, Aug. G, and continue ,
until further notice.
Seattle Travel
Control Office
Is Criticized
SECRETARY OF ALASKA Sl'G
GESTS CHANGES FOR
IMPROVEMENT
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Secretary of Alaska E. L Bart
lett told members of the Juneau
Chamber of Commerce at a re
cent meeting that conditions now
j existing in the Seattle office of
j Civilian Traffic Control could be
j improved if a different procedure
of securing permits was adopted
and if the office was manned by
officers familiar with Alaskan
i communities.
Mr. Bartlett, who has just re
turned from a trip to the States,
spoke from experience.
The Secretary proposed four
changes after qualifying his pro
posals by saying that as Alas
kans “we are entitled to make
suggestions for improvements in
this matter.”
First, he suggested that the Se
attle office be put under the jur
isdiction of the Alaska Defense
Command instead of the Western
Defense Command. Second, that
Alaskan officers who are familiar
with Alaskan communities
should be in charge of the Se
attle office. Thirdly, that a dif
ferent method be used in identify
ing oldtime Alaska residents who
wish to return to the Territory',
j He suggests that instead of send
ing applications to Salt Lake
City, San Francisco and Washing
I ton, D. C., for approval as Ls the
present system, wires be sent to j
residents’ home towns in Alaska !
where quick information may be
[ obtained concerning the applic
| ants.
Finally, Mr. Bartlett stated j
that some means of speeding ap
plications of defense workers
; coming to the Territory should
; be worked out. At present, he
said, when a group of 50 work
ers must wait two weeks while
permits are being secured, usual
ly about 15 are left when the
time comes for departure.
Archie Sheils, president of Pa
cific American Fisheries, attend
ed the meeting and spoke brief
ly as did Maj. S. J. Hathaway,
Army post surgeon.
Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
| Lomen Commercial Co.
Freight will now
Be Accepted
For Shipment to the States
Deliver Outgoing Ship
ments to the Freight Office
At Your Earliest
Convenience
Lomen Commercial Co.
‘ Nome Seattle Fairbanks j
FRESH FROZEN
Frozen Cream per pt. 35
Peas and Carrots per pkg. 3*V
Wax Beans . . ” ” 25 f
Baby Lima Beans .. ” ” 30^
Green String Beans ” ” 25<j:
Golden Bantam Corn ” ” 25f
Boysenberries ... ” ” 35^
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS. Inc.
Announces Schedules Might
Nome to Fairbanks
Five Times Weekly
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Fairbanks to Seattle
LODESTAR AND DOUGLAS D. C. 3. SERVICE
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