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The Nevada Cocktail Lounge
has now engaged
MRS. KINO, Pianist,
for your dancing pleasure
Every Evening
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COURT NEWS
111 the U. S. District
I Court, Judge J. H. S. Mori
son presiding, Paul Will
| ook was sentenced this
morning to one year in a
reform school, on a charge
! of contributing to the de
linquency of minors, to
which charge he had plead
,ed guilty.
Peter Charley, who was
indicted on a similar
charge today entered a
plea of not guilty and time
set for trial is June 17th.
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A. M. HARTFORD BACK
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Mr. A. M. Hartford, man
ager of the U.S.S.R. & M.
Co. at Nome, is a recent ar
rival after a business trip
to the States.
It is understood that re
pair work has started on
some of the company dredg
es, preparatory to starting
operations. At least two
dredges will be operating
and possibly more. There
will be plenty of work for
all employees available for
! the company’s season oct
ivities, it is understood.
Big Crowd At Dance
l A large crowd taxed the cap
acity of the Odd Fellows Hall
where the Rebekah Social Com
mittee gave a hard times dance,
!a?t Saturday night
Old time dances and music
was presented by Pete Reader
and his orchestra.
Betty Harney received first
prize for the best in character.
Gene Elms won the first prize
for the men.
Cards were played by those
who did not care to dance. Re
' freshments which met with ev
eryone’s approval was included
in the evening’s program.
WALTER P. SHARPE
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COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
BORN IN NOME. ALASKA
Resident of Territory—3G Years
“Committed to Efficient Administration
in Public Office”
IYo\<*ii Keronl Vs (iompefent Administrator
Your Vote Will Be Appreciated Democratic Primary—April 28. 1942.
ATTE \ IlO\
Your 1042 Requirements Demand Your 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.
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NEWS ITEMS
A PAA Eloctra arrived and de
parted yesterday. Incoming pas
sengers were: Mrs. Mel Braund,
Miss Williams and one other.
The outgoing passenger was B.
Covey.
MIROW AIR SERVICE
John Moore returned from An
chorage Sunday with the follow
ing passengers: Joseph Amelak,
Oscar Olilla, Alex Melik, U. D.
Stone. L. Seidenverg, Cliff Rain
ier, Rudy Ullriekson and Alex
Minzoflf.
Gordon MaeKenzie returned
with a load of freight from An
chorgac and Fred Amoktookk as
a passenger.
Today, MaeKenzie left for An
chorage with Larry Keith and
three army men.
Pilot Hager left for the last
down river mail runs with Fred
Amoktoolik as a passenger for
Golovin.
Frank Whaley took off for
Candle with Cliff Rainer and Mr.
Stone and a returned Selectee to
Kotzebue.
WIEN AIRLINES
April 17 — Pilot Long made a
trip to Council, Wht, Mt. and
Bluff. Francis Ehen w'as a pas
senger to Wht. M!t.; Mrs. Sam
Tucker and Sam Tucker arrived
in Nome from Bluff and one
passenger came to Nome from
Council. l
A trip was made to Taylor
with Mrs. Silverman, Julia and
Lillian Silverman.
Pilots Rudy Billberg and Sig
Wien returned to Nome from!
Keenan’s Camp.
Anri! 18 — Pilot Rudy Bill
berg left for Fairbanks.
Sig Wien left for Fairbanks
via Candle with Stuart Widener
for Candle and Mr. and Mrs. D.
H. King and Ann Bannan for
Fairbanks. I
Pilot Paine returned to Nome;
from Fairbanks with Gus Masik,
John Solon and Ralph Merrill.
Piolt Long made a trip to Tay
lor, Shishmaref, Deering and
Igloo taking Mr. Hirsch from
Shishmaref to Deering, Wm.
Benson and Sam Kendrick Shlsh
maref to Igloo and Gus Carlson,
Deering to Nome,
Yesterday—'Pilot Long made a
trip to Shishmaref returning to1'
Nome with Mickey Thomas, 1
Verne Eutuk, Jake Mingoona
and Fred Avessuk.
Pilot Paine made a trip to!
Deering with Hans Peterson and
Pill Frost and express.
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DIRECT ROUTE FROM
ANCHORAGE TO JUNEAU
NOW BEING URGED
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ANCHORAGE — Direct air ser
vice between Juneau and Anchor
age is being sought by Star Air
Lines. Inc. It has served notice
on all holders of certificates of
public convenience and necessity
listed by the Civil Aeronautics
Board and all Alaskan air car
riers of its intention to reinstate
its previous application for au
thorization to engage in air trans
portation between Juneau and
Anchorage via Yakutat. Cordova, I
and Valdez, and also to file an
amendment requesting additional
' authorization to engage in air i
I transportation between Anchor
! age and Juneau via Whitehorse, j
j It is understood that Alaskan!
i defense headquarters at Anchor-!
1 age has for some time been urg ■
! ing a direct mail route from Ju-I
j neau instead of the present meth j
I od of re-routing mail from Fair
banks to Anchorage.
Star Air Lines, Inc., intention
notice has been sent to other avia
tion companies in compliance
with the economic regulations of
the Civil Aeronautics Board.
Ninilchik School Burns
The Ninilchik school,
built in 1941, burned to the
ground on March 14—noth
ing was saved. Ninichik is
on Cook’s Inlet, near Hom
er.
The cost of the building
was $27,883 and supplies
were valued at $2,500.
; Alaska schools are not
j covered by insurance, but
it is proposed to have the
larger school buildings in
sured in the near future.
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for other Vanta necessities
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