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KINLOLII N. NEILL
Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building Fairbanks, Alaska
NOME PLACED 4th .
IN TERRITORIAL BUY
\ BOMBER’ CAMPAIGN
The Alaska Defense Sav
ings Staff launched a “Buy
ja Bomber” campaign in 8
major communities of the
; Territory. The campaign
i is scheduled to last exact
ly one month and a care
ful check on purchases is
being kept during this time
until the $350,000 goal has
been reached. When this
figure is attained, the War
Department will be notifi
ed by the Defense Savings
Staff of the Treasury in
Washington, and arrange
i ments will be made for
christening of “The Spirit
of Alaska” at one of the
plants where Flying Fort
resses now are coming off
the assembly lines.
The Nome Civil Defense
reports that an additional
$2,775 in bonds was sold
last week, which makes a
total of $10,387.50 todate.
The following telegram
has just been received
from Juneau:
1 Nome citizen doing fine
job. In first week bomber
campaign Nome ranked
4th place for territory with
$7,612.50. Total of others
were as follows: Anchor
age $31,900; Fairbanks,
$10,050; Juneau, $8,831.
Figures lower for last
week but that was to be ex
pected. Total sales past
week for Territory were
$44,808. First week total
for campaign $84,884.25,
making a grand total for
: first 2 weeks of $129,692.25
Keep up the good work.
Frederick W. Ayer
Admn. Asst. Defense
1 Savings Staff.
FOR SALE
Nicola Scavenger Service and
i all real estate. Closing out sale.
See Fli Nicola.
NOTICE
The Modern Cleaners will be
closed from Feb. 23 to Feb. 28
inclusive.
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WITH THE PEOPLE
BY THE PEOPLE
FOR THE PEOPLE
A T I E N riO N
Y'our 1942 Requirements Demand Y’our Attention !
Many articles necessary for your mining operations are
subject to war regulations. Difficulties and delays in purchasing
materials are numerous —
Our purchasing office at Seattle is familiar with the mar
kets and regulations and is available to assist you in filling your
requirements.
To insure delivery place your orders at an early date,
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News Items
The PAA Pilgrim and Electra
arrived yesterday with con-ider
able mail and four passengers:
Lars Rynning, B. J. McConaghv,
J. Hurley and Carl Wuorinen.
MIROW AIR SERVICE
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Feb. 24—Pilot Whaley made a
round trip to Unalakleet with
mail and freight. Passengers
were: Mr. Wasson, round tripper;
Mr. Whittaker, Moses Pt. to
Nome; and Mrs. Carlson, Nome
I to White Mountain.
WIEN AIRLINES
Feb. 24 — Pilot Sig Wien re
turned to Nome with Drs. Dale
'■ and Butler and Mr. Peters from
Pt. Barrow via Pt. Lay, Pt. Hope, j
the Kobuk region and Kotzebue.
Pi’ot Long left for Fairbanks
via Moses Pt. with Mr. Gatz of
the Dept, of Internal Revenue.
Mr. Whittaker will be a passen
ger for P'airbanks from Moses Pt.
Feb. 25 — Pilot Sig Wien left
for Teller, Wales and the Dio
mede Islands with Drs. Dale and
Butler and Mr. Peters.
NENANA ICE POOL
STARTS FORMING
The Nenana ice pool organiza
tion has started functioning in
preparation for the great annual
spring event when Nature’s ca
price empties thousands of dol
lars into the lap of fortunate win
ners of chance who have guessed
the day, hour and minute when
the river ice breaks loose from
its winter moorings and starts
flowing down the Tanana.
Rules governing the 1942 Ice
Pool contest are:
Nenana Ice Pool closes April 4,
1942, Midnight.
No refunds for rejected tickets.
No silent partners will be re
cognized as winners.
Key ticket—'Name of combina
tion signed on front of ticket,
i placing as many names as con
venient on back; making your1
combination list as follows:
Key ticket Serial No.
Name of Combination
Names
Address all communications to
M. J. Cooney, Nenana, Alaska, j
Assuming the Ice moved at
2:20 p.m. and there was no one
on the minute, in which event
holders of tickets marked 2:19
p.m. and 2:21 would divide the
pool. . )
Mike Cooney will act as man-'
ager. Others members of the
committee just formed are: L. P.
Corliss, C. S. Smalley, Thomas
Jones. Fred Mueller and Charles
Griss. 4
With the large miiltary per-'
sonnel in Alaska this year it is
expected that the pool will reach
large proportions.
DRAMA CXUB WILL
GIVE PLAY SATURDAY j
The Federated Drama;
iClub will present Sidney1
Toler’s fast, three-act com
| edv, “Who’s Boss” at the
High School Auditorium
|on Saturday evening, com
mencing at 8:00 p.m. Miss
Marie Riordan is the direct
or.
Those taking part in the
'play are as follows: Edgar
j Tatum, Slim Hornbeck; El
sie Tatum, Betty Alexand
er; Mrs. Edna Cheney,
Gertrude Mazen; Laura
Cheney, Edith Arnold;
Grace Cheney, JoAnn Jo
hansen; Ruth Thomas, Corn
stance M. Mazen; Philip
Denby, George Beacom;
Ted Hartley, Wilbur Ar
nold; Oscar Burrman, Dick
Cornwell; Eliza, L. Dazey
Wood.
A number of selections
will be played by Nome's
High School Band, direct
ed by Bernie Knudson. J.
Norman Johnson will play
a number of pieces be
tween acts. See Friday’s
Nugget for a brief synop
sis of the play.
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