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And we have a smart assortment to please you
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News Items
MIROW AIR SERVICE
Pilot Whaley left Nome
on the down "river mail run
He had two pasengers, one
for Marshall and one for
: UnalSkleet.
Pilot MacKenzie made
two round trips to Moses
Point with freight.
WIEN AIRLINES
Mar. 25 — Pilot Paine
made a trip to Bunkerhill
i with express.
On a second trip Pilot
Paine had a load of freight
for North Fork and Mrs.
Benson as a returning pas
senger to Igloo.
Pilot Billberg left for
Moses Point with freight.
Pilot Wien made stops
at Nelson Island and Nuni
vak Island enroute to Beth
el.
Trips are scheduled for
Fairbanks, Kotzebue, Hay
cock and Bluff.
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Bill Before House Would
Give Gov. 10 Days To
Sign or Veto Measures
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Washington, Mar. 25 (AP)
— Del. Dimond introduced
a bill lengthening the time
from three to ten days, in
which the governor of the
territory may act on bills
enacted by the legislature.
If the Governor neither
signs or vetoes the bill in
i ten days, Sundays excegt
ied, after it is delivered to
him, it will become a law
without his signature un
; less the legislature ad
i journs the same day, be
fore the ten days expire.
Days Left to Register
Only three more days
| left to register for the City
! Election. At noon today
only 81 had registered. Reg
; istration books will close
I Saturday, March 28th.
Filings for the Council
and other city offices will
close on Wednesday, April
1st. Voters should register
and vote, thereby manifest
ing an interest in the af
fairs of the city.
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Your 1942 Requirements Demand Your Attention !
Many articles necessary for your mining operations are
subject to war regulations. Difficulties and delays in purchasing
materials are numerous — ’
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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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HERB HAGER IS
MARRIED MONDAY
A lovely marriage cere
mony by candle light, con-1
ducted by Rev. Wood, unit
ed Mr. Herbert Hager and
Miss Virginia Johnson,
Monday night at 7 p.m.
The wedding took place
at the home of Mrs. John
Moore with George Mad
sen as best man and Mrs.
Larry Galvin at matron of
honor. The bride wore a
beautiful dress of chiffon
with a finger tip veil, and
held a bible with orchids.
Corsages of gardenias were
worn by the matron of hon
or and guests. Numerous
“stills” and movie shots
were taken of the happy
couple. A wedding supper
was served later.
Mrs. Hager is the dau-1
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
B. Johnson of Tacoma,
Washington. Her husband
is a pilot for Mirow Air
Service and has lived in
Alaska a year. Prior to com
ing to Alaska he was in
business in Tacoma.
WINTER SPORTS
NEXT SUNDAY
Next Sunday, March 29,1
the city of Nome will see a
series of races that will en
able all able-bodied men,
women, and children with-!
in a range of fifty miles to
display their abilities as
dog mushers. Races have
been planned for men, wo
men, and kids from the age
of 8 years on up. The pro
gram and schedule to be an j
nounced in Friday’s paper
will include a men’s com
bination race, a women’s
combination race, a kids:
race, and a dog-ski race.
Prizes will be given in all
races, values of which
range up to $20 cash.
Entries to all races will
be accepted up to Friday
night, and entry feesj
should be posted at that
time with Mrs. B. V. Whal-;
ev (Ma) at the Whaley i
House. No entry fee will be
required for the kids’ race.
Under the sponsorship of
our local Civilian Defense
and the direct supervision
of Chairman Ted Rasmus-:
sen. the sports program
next Sunday afternoon
should provide thrills)
aplenty for all you guys
and all you gals that want
to mush or watch.
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big kick out of it.
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