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The late Eastman models are low in price,
Easy to use, and take excellent pictures
$1.25 to $5.50
NOME DRUG STORE
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Subscribe For The Nome Nugget Now
DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS DEMANDS j
of the
National Defense Program
Deliveries of equipment and supplies for
j commercial use are increasingly uncertain. Price
J advances appear inevitable.
It is just GOOD BUSINESS PROTECTION
to place orders NOW for your 1941 season re
quirements.
Full descriptive information and prices now
available.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO
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$500,000 Asked
; For Armories
Half a million dollars for con
struction of Territoriail Build
ings at Fairbanks, Anchorage,
Juneau, Nome and Ketchikan is
asked in a bill introduced in the
Legislature by R ps. James V.
Davis, Charles Herbert, Stuart
Stangroom and H. H. McCutch
eon.
The buildings wou'd be avail
able for other community pur
poses, the bill provides. Commit
tees woudl also be allow d to
contribute sums to complete larg
j er buildings.
The bill provides that -no such
buildings should be constructed
where a National Guard has not
been organized.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
FROM MAJOR GRAHAM
Fairbanks, March 9
Mayor Miller, Nome
Please convey to all our ap
preciation of assistance while at
Nome.
Major Graham
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FILM COMPANY IS EN
ROUTE NOME, BARROW
Ray Wise Mala and his wife,
together with Producer Ewing
Scott and his wife are to arrive’
in Nome soon.
Mala is bound for Point Bar
: row to start “shooting” another
‘ Nanook” picture, this one entitl
j ed “The Son of Nanuk.” They
plan to make a cast from nativ.s
at Pt. Barrow.
According to all reports con
cerning the play “An Old Fash
ioned Mother” given Saturday
by the Rebekah Lodge, was a
wow and every one enjoyed it
very much. The Characters were
all good and credit should be giv
en each one.
Immediately following, Aldrich
and Johnson played for the
dance.
Chas. Esch arrived yesterday
from the States to resume his
work with the U S S R & M Co.!
And does he look good!
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Newburn
are n:w arrivals. Mr. Newburn
is an operator at the CAA office.:
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Denver Cox arrived on Mirow
plane to work for John Solon.
Father Anabel, of the Catholic
Akulruik Mission, arrived yester
day. He plans to stay in Nome a
w.ek then go to the Pilgrim
Springs to take the place of the '
late Father Cunningham.
Sam Cotton arrived Sunday by
plane, and plans to fly on down
to the Tubuktulik to check over
Sam Godfrey’s mining property.
Clarke Andreson is here on his
spring trip to represent Hunt and
Mottet of Tacoma.
John Hurley, representative of
I Odum-Edwards Co. of Seattle is
| in Nome.
Returns on 1940 income must i
be made by March 15 by all sin-j
gle persons earning $800 or more
during the year and by married
persons living with husband or
wifb receiving $2,000 or more, j
I O O F SOCIAL PROGRAM
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Hard Times Party . March 29
Easter Party . April 12
Anniversary . April 26
Old Days of Nome . May 17
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Airways News
PAA Activities
Pilot Herm Joslyn arrived Sun
day with express and four pas
sengers:
Sam Cotton
Matt Koivula
Dr. O. A. Braafladt
The plane left imm diately
with two passengers: John Noble
and John Pohland.
Pilot Dick Hawley also arrived
Sunday with 1000 pounds of mail.
Pilot Bert Lein started out of;
Fairbanks this morning with;
mail, express and on: passenger, i
T. Wilson but had to turn back
due to bad weather.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
Pilot Sasseen arrived from An
ehorage Sunday with express
and the following passengers:
Chas. Esch
Bertha Tiber
Rosali Peterson
Mrs. and Mrs. F. D. Newburn
Ed Bergstrom
Denver Cox
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Sasseen left for St. Lawrence
Island this morning and upon his
return will leave for Anchorage.
with Ned Nelson and Mrs. Geo.
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WIEN ACTIVITIES
Bill Lund made a trip to Coun
cil, Golovin and Elim with ex
press and returned with one pas
senger. He is also leaving this
afternoon for Pilgrim Springs.
Teller, Deering and Kotz bue
with two passengers, Father Me
Hugh for Hot Springs and Miss
Peterson for Kotzebue.
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Pilot Flahart of the Star Air
ways acompanied by Mrs. Fla
hart arrived Sunday with 2 pas
sengers: Clarke Andreson and
John Hurley.
Fred Jones, of the Ungalik Syn
dicate is r ady to leave for Un-;
galik to start up his camp. He re
lated; of a very nice vacation
and trips taken all over the Unit
ed States. While in Sarasota,
Florida, he met Billie Kirk, and
wife. Kirk at one tme lived and
worked in the Butler Drug Store
in Nome.
Mrs. W. F. Barber writes that
she and Willie are enjoying Fair
banks very much. They had a:
new 4-room house built with a
larg: yard around, for little Wil-1
lie to play in. Willie Barber is
airport manager for the PAA. i
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HOSPITAL NOTES
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Karl Bale was admitted to the1
hospital yesterday with a broken
leg.
Henry Faccheuf is a patient
from Elim.
Matt Koivula arrived from
Fairbanks to work for the U S S
R & M Co.
The Nome City Council meets
tonight at the City Hall at 8 p.
m.
Miss Bertha Tib r of the Bu
reau of Indian Affairs, accompan
ied by Miss Rosali Peterson is on
an inspection tour thru Nome and
vicinity. They both arrived yes
terday from Juneau and Miss
Peterson is flying to Kotzebue
today.
PIONEER CARD PARTY
The third party of the Series
will be played Thursday, March
13. Admission 50r. I O O F Hall.
Public invited. Members meet 8
p.m. Cards start 9 p.m.
NOTICE TO CITY VOTERS
The POLL BOOK for the regis
tration of voters for the city el
ection has been open since Feb
ruary 19th and will be closed
Saturday, March 22nd.
M. J. Walsh, City Clerk
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