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FOR THE BABY
We offer foods, medicines, Vitamin products
and fine comfort items for the babies who come
to live with our friends hereabouts.
The Best That Money Can Buy
NOME DRUG STORE
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TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SERVICE
Passengers . . . Baggage . . . Small Freight
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News items
PAA ACTIVITIES
An Eloctra was expected in
| oday from Fairbanks at 5 p. m.
with passengers and mail.
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Wedn e • daPilot Moore in
i the tri-mo’, r Ford made a trip
I to Gambe’l with passengers and
express Passengers to Gambell
were: Frank Daugherty, Mr. J.
Broadwell 3tid a number of CAA
personnel. Round trippers were:
Helen M: as. Lloyd Peterson and
Andy Miller. From Gambell to
Nome: Margaret Panigeo and
daughter
Thursday —The Ford left for
Anchorage with the following:
Mr. Hesse, A1 Jolson, Lieut.
Rhude. Martin Freed and eight
selectees.
The tri-notored Stinson arriv
ed in Nome, Pilot Bud Brown,
with the following: Capt. Glass
burn, Leo Suhonen. Gust Suhon
en, Edwin Katchatag, Ray
Broste, John Krause.
Today —The Stinson left for
Anchorage with the following:
Mrs. Madeleine Moore, W. J.
i Jordet and four selectees.
Pilot Whaley is scheduled for
Golovin, Council and Wht. Mt.
Pilot Hager is scheduled for
TayloT.
WIEN AIRLINES
June 11 — Pilot Sigurd Wien
arrived from Pt. Barrow and Pt.
Lay with Paul Wilson. He left
I later for Fairbanks with Paul
Wilson and Chas. Griffin.
Pilot Long made a trip to Cof
fee Cr„ Taylor, Candle and Noor
vik with express. Mrs Vollen
tine and children were passen
gers from Noorvik to Flat.
Pilot Paine made a trip to
Wht. Mt. with Wm. Robertson,
and to Haycock and Aggie Creek
with express.
Today -Pilot Long is schedul
ed for the Council area and the
Kougarok.
MUST HAVE SALES
TAX SAYS HOUSE
WAYS. MEAN'S COMMITTEE
SAID TO HAVE NOTIFIED
ADMINISTRATION
WASHINGTON. June — The
House Ways and Means Commit
tee is reported to have put the
administration on notice formal
ly that the tax goal of $3,700
000,000 can not be achieved with
out a Federal Sales Tax.
Informed sources say that
Chairman Robert L. Dough ton
and other leaders can not write
that big a bill without overrid
ing his opposition to some form
of consumtion tax.
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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
WE HAVE FOUR TELEPHONES LISTED AS FOLLOWS:
Lonien (Commercial General Office
Lonien (Commercial Sales Office
Lonien (Commercial Freight Office
Standard Oil Agency
AFTER JUNE 1st, WE WILL NO LONGER BE CLOSED
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
LOM N COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME FAIRBANKS SEATTLE
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HAPPY HOME Salmon. Crab
Meat, Oysters, Shrimps.
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Seattle, Washington
Executive Order
Creates Alaska
War Council
—
Washington. June 12 (AP)
—A presidential executive
order created an Alaska
War Council, which will
be primarily a civilian de
fense agency. Alaska chair
man Gruening of the Coun
oil was directed to main
tain a close liaison with
military authorities and so;
conduct the federal and
civil activities to be “asi|
close as possible in con-:
formily with military re
quirements,” and make re
commendations on the “saf
ety and security of the civ
ilian population of Alas
ka.”
Red Cross Will
Aid Civilians At
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Dutch Harbor
FIELD DIRECTOR THERE AU
THORIZED TO EXTEND
HELP AS NEEDED
i The American Red Cross has|
authorized its Dutch Harbor field
director to extend Red Cross as
i sistance to civilians as needed in
that area, as an aftermath of
| the Japanese attack, it is an
j nounced today.
A radiogram sent to Gov. Er
| nest Gruening from Alfred
Schaefer. Red Cross regional dir
! ector at San Francisco, reads as
| follows:
“With reference to the Dutch
j Harbor incident, I have authoriz
j ed Oliver Warwick, Red Cross
j field director at Dutch Harbor, to
extend Red Cross assistance to
i civilians as needed.
; “I also have requested War
wick to advise us if additional
supplies are needed for civil
ians.”
NOTICE
FOR SALE—Reasonable—One
j radio in good condition, and one
wardrobe trunk. Inquire at the
j Nome Nugget.
C. II. Spurgeon, great preach-'
er and writer, spoke words that
: are timely today:
“Dost thou think that all this
din and hurly-burly that is
abroad betokens that God has left
His throne? No, man, His cours
ers rush furiously on, and HLs
chariot is the storm; but there
is a bit between their jaws, and
j He holds the reins, and guides
them as He wills! JehoVah is
Master yet; believe it; peace be
unto thee! Be not afraid.”
Federated Church
11 a. m. — Church School
7:40 p.m.— Worship Service,
“Unchanging Standards in a
Changing World.” Miss Erickson’
will preach.
Lavinia Wallace Young Mission
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a.m. — Church School,
5 p. m. — Worship Service.
Mr. Soxie will preach.
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AS REQUIRED UNDER THE NEW LAW
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