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Or A Bottle of Perfume
For That Faster Gift.
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CITY ELECTION
FILINGS TODATE:
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For Mayor—
Bill Maloney
For Councilmen
Ralph Kitzmiller
Binks Seiffert
Leonard Krohlow
Bob Baldwin
For Citv Treasurer—
L. H. McCloy
For School Board—
W. J. Dowd
It is understood that pet
itions are being circulated
for Alvin Polet and Ed An
derson, for mayor.
Luther Dunbar Is New
Chief Deputy Marshal
Luther Dunbar, who was
an arrival Sunday has been
appointed U. S. Deputy
Marshal and Chief Jailer
at Nome. Mr. Dunbar, a
i former resident of this city
has been making his home
in Carlton, Washington,
since his departure in the
fall of 1935. His family is
expected to join him here
as soon as transportation
facilities permit.
Prior to leaving Nome,
Mr. Dunbar, who is an ac
countant, was disbursing
officer for the Alaska Road
Commission, and was pre
viously a superintendent of
the Nome Public School.
Victory Rally to Be Held
At School Gym, April 1(5
Save the date April 6th
— next Monday — to at
tend the Victory Rally in
observance of Army Day
which will be held at 8:00
p.m. in the High School
Auditorium. People thru
i out the United States will
be present at similar ral
lies all of which will have
the same theme—Victory.
There will be no admis
: sion charged and no con
tributions called for except
enthusiastic attendance of
ever y individual. The
Nome Band will play some
excellent numbers for the
gathering and will accom
pany the audience in the
singing of patriotic an
thems. More details of the
occasion will be printed in
forthcorifing issues of the
Nome Nugget.
Subscribe for The Nome Nugget.
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News Items
i The PAA Pilgrim arriv
er Nome today from Fair
banks with mail.
Planes of local air com
panies were grounded to-;
day by the stormy wea
ther.
PAA Official At Juneau
N. H. MacDowell, Pan
American Airways official
has arrived from his Seat
i tie headquarters on busi
: ness with the company of
fice at Juneau.
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Daily Fairbanks-Seattle
Air Link Begins Today
Daily flights between
Fairbanks and Seattle will
j be inaugurated by Pan Am
erican Airways today, Ap
ril 1, when a new time
table for the Alaska Divi
sion becomes effective.
William F. McRoberts
announced the seven ar
rivals and departures per
week calendar, upon re
ceipt of the new schedules
prospectus from the Seat
tle office of PAA, in Fair
banks.
Planes will operate be
' tween Seattle and Fair
banks on a 10-hour 55 min
ute flying time run.
Ships leaving Fairbanks
will take off at 6 a.m. and
arrive in Seattle 4:55 p.m.
■ (Fairbanks War Time) the
same day.
Northbound planes will I
take off from Seattle at 7
a.m. (F. W. T.) and land
there at 5:55 p.m. daily.
Board of Directors of
C. of C. Hold Meeting
The regular weekly meeting of|
the N.W.A. Chamber of Com
merce was held Tues.. March 31,
President Givan presiding call
ed for correspondence. Secre
tary Polet read a letter and a j
bill from the Secretary of the J
.Alaska Territorial Chamber of,
Commerce, relative to the An-1
nual dues of the Chamber being !
due May 1st. Upon motion, the!
Secretary was instructed to remit;
same.
President Givan referred to'
new business and at this time'
tendered his resignation as Presi-1
dent explaining that ho will soon j
be inducted into the Army and
informed the Chamber that they
had better have another assume1
the duties, who would be conver
sant with the legislative program
to be studied and adopted. On
motion, the resignation was ac-1
cepted but no action taken until
the next meeting.
The Committee on Mails and!
Telegraph and Aviation reported
on coast-wise mail service in fej
lation to new contracts to be let. j
The following telegram was or
dered sent with a copy to be fur-!
nished Mr. Ferguson, Kotzebue: I
Mr. Lawrence, Seattle. Board
considered Ferguson proposal for
smaller vessel to fulfill coast
wise mail contract. After investi
gation find it inadvsiable as at
times present facilities are found
inadequate to accomodate passen
ger and freight traffic. Please fur
nish copy of this to Mr. Fergu-'
son. (Signed) N W A. Chamber
of Commerce.
Mr. Calvin Pool of Douglas was
elected to represent our Cham- (
ber with the Board of Managers
at Juneau
The next meeting of the Cham
ber will be a Social Meeting un
der the generalship of the com
mittee on Finance and Member
ship. Mr. Wm. Cameron, its chair
man, will preside. All members
are requested to be present.
WANTED TO RENT — One nr
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