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JVST A REMINDER THAT
DAYL’GHT SAVING TIME
BECOMES EFFECTIVE FEB. 9
The daylight saving law goes
into effect at 2 a.m. 01 February
D, Monday, in all interstate com
merce and Federal Government
activities. Observance of day
light time will be made by mov
ng all clocks ahead one hour
and will become general through
out the nation. The measure wi l
become inoperative 6 months af
ter the war ends, unless Congress
\ )tp« to terminate it before then.
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Mr. M. J. Walsh, our congenial
City Clerk, left yesterday on a
PAA p’ane via Fairbanks for
Seattle, on a short business trip
of three weeks.
Henry G. Miller, chief mechan
ic for the Wien Airways was an
! outgoing passenger on a PAA
plane, for a short visit with his
i family in Portland. Ore.
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SHARPE FILES FOR
ELECTION TO LABOR JOB
Walter P. Sharpe, former di
j rector of the A'aska Unemploy
jment Compensation Commission,
1 filed as Democratic candidate for
Territorial Commissioner of La_
bor.
In announcing his candidacy,
j Sharpe thus threw a challenge at
Michael J. Haas, appointed com
missioner by Gov. Ernest Gruen
ing last August when the com
nrs ii n was set up. Haas filed on
! the Democratic ticket to succeed
himself soon after filings were
I open.
Sharpe is the only candidate
who has filed for the April 28
primaries who was born in Al
aska. Thirty-six years old, he
was born in Nome.
Tne Sharpe family moved to
Ketchikan soon after Walter
Sharpe was born and the candi
date was educated in the Ketchi
kan Public Schools and at Port
’and University, Portland, Ore.
He was employed in the Ketchi
kan Cold Storage Company as an
accountant and is well known by
fishermen.
i Seven years ago. Sharpe mov
: ed to Juneau to work in the
| Territorial Treasurer’s office.
• From that position he moved to
j the directorship of the Unemplop
| ment Compensation Commission
^•hen it was established.
Sharpe is married and has two
I children.
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NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS
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The annual dinner and busi
ness meeting of the Arctic Club
will be held at the Nevada Grill
, Monday Feb. 9. Dinner at 6:30
and buiness meeting at 8 p. m.
Please make reservations with
secretary, Jean Leech.
tfou can ive -2.00 by paying si
nonths ii idvance for your sul
icription i The Nome Nugget
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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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NOME SEATTLE
News hems
A FA A Pilgrim left early yes
terday with considerable mail
and two passengers: M. J. Walsh
and H. G. Miller. ,
Two more Pi'grms arrived
this morning and afternoon with;
late air mail and cons'derable
second class mail.
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Pilot McKenzie arrived in the
Lockheed from Anchorage with
a load of express.
Pilot Whaley in the Travolair
went to Moses Point with John
Bread-well and Mrs. Jou'e for
Solomon.
Trips are scheduled for Teller.
Wales, Shishmaref and Anchor
age tomorrow.
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Feb. 1—.Sig Wien left for Fair,
banks via Ruby and Koyukuk.
Bill Paine was a passenger to
Fairbanks.
Feb. 3 — Bob Long made a trip
to Solomon, White Mountain and
Golovin with Mr. Fritch for Solo
men, Mr. Paden for White Moun
tain and returning to Nome with
Rev. Wood from Golovin. A trip
was also made to Ig’oo. Shelton
and Taylor with mail and ex
press.
Rudy Billberg left for Deering,
Candle, Kotzebue and the Ko
buk with express.
Feb. 4—Bid Long msde a trip
to Teller and the Kougarok.
Today Bcb Long made a trip
to Solomon with Dr. Dale of the'
Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Trips are scheduled for Teller,
Ig oo, all points in the Kcugarok
and Pt. Barrow.
SIXTY PEOPLE FORGET WAR
AND BLACKOUT AS PIONEER
CARD PARTY SERIES STARTS
Sixty people, men and women,
young and old, were at the gate,
sharply at 9 p,m. Wednesday ev
ening to take part in the first
of a series of six card parties to
be given by the Pioneers of Al
aska, Igloo No. 1.
Prizes for the evening were
awarded to the following:
Women: Mrs. S. D. Mazen first'
with a score of 97: Mrs. A. Polet
second with a score of 89; and
Mrs. Talbot Scott, consolation
with a score of 65.
Men: Peter X. Peterson first
with a score of 89; C. B. Smith
second with a score of 88; and
Albert Mode consolation with a!
score of 64.
During the enjoyable lunch of
hot fresh doughnuts and coffee,!
the Pioneer Social Committee de!
cided that anyone who does not
miss more than one card .party of
the series will be entitled to com
pete for the consolation prize to
be given at the end of the series. ]
This ruling makes it possible for.
anyone who did not attend the |
first card party to be elig ble not
only for the First and Second;
Grand Prize, but also for the
Grand Consolation Prize, which'
from all indications will be some
thing very worth while, if they
attend the next and all follow-1
ing card parties.
The “Eats” Committee for the j
next party will be comprised of j
Mrs. M. J. Walsh. Mrs. V. G.'
Seiffert, Fred Rohn and Ole Hay.!
After reading these names it can!
be taken for granted that a real
surprise may be in store for all
who wish to partake.
Everyone is welcome at these1
Pioneer Card Parties, so let’s
make it a record in attendance1
and have at least twenty tables!
of Whist instead of only fifteen.
FOR SALE
A Good Piano — Almost New!
Inquire at Nugget Office.
Catholic Church !
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Father J.I. McHugh, S.J. (Pastor)1
Sunday Benediction 7:30 p. m. }
Sunday Masses 8 and 10 a. m.
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