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Wo offer foods, medicines. Vitamin products
and fine comfort items for the babies who come
to live \\ itl« our friends hereabouts.
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NOME DRUG STORE
Huhy Headquarters
Home Arts Club Snonsors
Supervised Playfield
The Home Arts Club is
sponsoring a supervised
playfield again this sum
mer. Because of the enthusi
iastic response of the child
: ren and their parents for
the past two years the club
feels the responsibility par
; ticularly this season when
there is so much addition
al traffic on the streets.
This will also give mothers
more time for civilian de
fense and Red Cross du
ties. The playfield will be
'supervised from 1 o’clock
until a every afternoon ex
eept Saturdays and Sun
days, beginning Wednes
day, June 3. Preschool
children will receive spec
ial supervision Mondays’
Wednesday and Fridays
from 3 until 4 o’clock.
Wednesday, June 3rd,
will be field day at which
time the children will
bring rakes and shovels to
level and clean the field.
Refreshments will be serv
ed.
JOHN OLSON KILLS
WOLF NEAR SUNSET
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A large gray wolf excit
ed a team of dogs near Sun
set the other day; John Ol
son killed it with a shot
gun.
Roused from sleep by
the frantic howling of his
Malemutes,, where he and
his wife camped near Sun
set. John perceived a wolf
sneaking near by. By care
ful stalking, he was able to
get within shotgun range.
Mr. Wolf was speedily
sent to a happier hunting
ground by John’s well
placed pellets.
The pelt is a beauty,
silky gray, over six feet
long. John has taken it to
Frank Glaser predator
hunter of the Fish and
Wild Life Service, to be
certified for bounty.
GRl EN1NC. RECOMMENDS
EITHER DUNBAR ASSOCIATE
APPEAL AGENT S. S. BOARD
Governor Omening has notifi
ed tre Selective Service Board
in Nome that he has recommend
ed to the President that LU
THER DUNBAR he appointed as
Associate Government Appeal
Agent during Mr B. B. Mogee's
absence.
I OK YOUR CONVENIENCE
WK HAM FOUR 1! LEPHONES LISTED AS FOLLOWS:
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AFTER JIM 1st WE WILL NO LONGER BE CLOSED
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
I .OMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME, FAIRBANKS SEATTLE
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PA A ACTIVITIES
An Electra arrived early this
afternoon w th considerable mrl
and three pa.sseneer: Mi s Real.
i Ralf Rert and one other.
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Pile* Gordon MacKenzie in the
1 V 'ga left for Anchorage with a!
full load. Passengers carried!
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck,
Mr. Livingstone and three Army
personnel.
Pilot Johnny Moore and co
pilot Bud Brown in the Trimotor
i left for Anchorage with a full
i load of Army personnel.
Pilot Herb Hager in the bLue
Travelair completed a round trip
to Golovin carrying freight and
two rejected selectees.
Pilot F'rank Whaley in the rod
i Travelair made two round trips
| to Solomon.
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WIEN AIRLINES
May 3fl — Pilot Long made a
trip to Kotzebue with W. Robert
Ison and express, returning to1
Nome via Candle and Deering. j
A tr p was also made to Teller,
returning via Coffee Cr. and Am
i erican Cr with Della V >llmers.
Harold Wien was a round trip
passenger. I
Pilot Billbcrg returned to
Nome from Fairbanks with H.
Ansell and James Walsh as pas
; sengers. I
P lot Paine left for Fairbanks
with R. Haines.
May 31 —Pilot Long made a
I trip to Candle, Deering and Kot
zebue, taking Mina Weyona,
Candle to Kotzebue and Bess
Cress, Deering to Kotzebue. A
trip was also made to Council
with J. Ansell, returning to
Nome was Jacob and Samuel
Ahwinona. Hugh Pearson was a
round trip passenger from Coun
cil Dredge to Aggie Creek and
return via Camp Creek.
Pilot Paine returned to Nome
from Fairbanks with Miss Key
ser from Tanana and Mrs. Harry
Nelson from Ruby.
June I — Pilot Long made a
trip to the Kougarok via Dick
Creek
Pilot Long made a trip to Coun
cil with freight.
Pilot Wien is due to arrive in
Nome today from Fairbanks.
Pending word and advice from
relatives of the late C W. Thorn
ton who passed away at the
Maynard Columbus Ho pital on
May 28th. funeral arrangements
have not be-n completed. There
will be a definite announcement
in the Wednesday’s issue of this
paper.
CLEANUP NOTICE
June 8th to 15th. has been de
signated by the Health Commit
tee of the Common Council as
CLEANUP WEEK.
Property owners are hereby
requested to clean up their prem
ises during this period and place
debris at some convenient place
near the sidewalk, where it can
be picked up later by truck or
wagon. If this is done, your
debris will be hauled away free
of charge.
The Health Committee of the
Council as well as the Police
Department will make a survey
of the town from time to time
and report those w ho fail to co
operate in this attempt to make
our town a cleaner place to live
in. as well as to improve the sani
tary conditions, thus guarding,
to some extent against disease.
HEALTH COMMITTEE.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL
By Ralph Kitrmiller.
Chairman.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
On May 1st. IMS. R C. Kite
has taken over the Scavenger
Service of Eli Nicola. As a re
sult, all checks and pa> ment for
snch service must be made in
livat of K. C KITE Nome
NOTICE
Found — One sled dog. Owner
may have same by identifying,
paying for board since May 5.
and few this ad Inquire at Nome
Nugget
MEET THE SUN HALF WAY
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Kyanize — Self smoothing Lustaquick Enamel.
Dries in four hours.
Kyanize — Floor Enamel.
Will make floors easier to keep clean
and smooth. Easy to apply. Dries
without brush marks.
Kyanize — Super (Service Paint.
Preservative and weather resisting.
Technically superior.
Kyanize — Vita-cote for Floors.
Varnishes linoleum or wood.
Miracle Electric Paint Rejuvenator
— We Mix Your Paints
A. POLET
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS, Inc.
\iinoilnt*t\s Schedules Fli«dit
Nome to Fairbanks
Five Finies Weekly
Fairbanks to Seattle
LODESTAR AND DOUGLAS D. C. 3. SERVICE
Dailv • Schedules
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55 lb. Baggage Allowance Effective May 23
Social Security Receipt Forms
Simple and Easy to Fill In—Meets the Provisions
AS REQUIRED UNDER THE NEW LAW
IN EFFECT JAN. 1. 1940.
ALL EMPLOYERS are required to furnish each
employee statement of all wages paid him after
Jan. 1 or be subject to a heavy penalty
Employers of one or more persons are affected
by the law.
These ready to use form will save you a lot of
work and trouble.
Suitable for filling in with typewriter or pen—
In any quantity, padded or loose sheets.
Excerpt From the Law
Section 1403 of the new
Federal Insurance Contri
butions Act reads as fol
lows:
"(a) Every employer shall
furnish to each of his em
ployees a written statement
or statement, in a form suit
able for retention by the
employee, showing the wag
es paid by him to the em
ployee after December 31,
1939. Each statement shall
cover a calendar year, or
one, two, three, or four cal
endar quarters whether or
not within the same calen
dar year, and shall show
tlie name of the employer,
the name of the employin',
the period covered bv the
statement, the total amou -.:
of wages paid within such
period, and the amount of
the tax (Old-Age) imposed
by Section 1*44X1 with re
spect to such wages Each
statement shall be furnish
ed to the employee not lat
er than the bust day of the
second calendar month fol
lowing the period covered
by the statement, except
that, if the empoyee leaves
the employ of the employer,
the final statement shall be
furnished on* the day on
which the last payment of
urages* is made to the em
ployee. The employer may,
at his option, furnish such a
statement to any employee
at the time of each pay
which is made to the em
ployee during any calendar
quarter, in lieu of a state
ment covering such a quar
ter: and. in such case, the
statement may show the
date of payment of the wag
es- in lieu of the period cov
ered by the statement.'
‘ ’ > Any employer who
willfully fails to furnish a
statement to an employee
in the manner, at the time,
and showing the informa
tion required under sub
section (a) shall for each
failure be subject to a civil
penalty of not more than
$5,00."'
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