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Saturday Is
Deadline Filing
Of Candidacy
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Saturday, Jan. 31, at midnight
is the dead ine for filing of candi
dacy for divisional representa
tive or senator in the general
Territorial election.
The U. S. Clerk of the Second
Divisiop District Court, with
".hem cand'dac.y must be filed,
announced today that Fab. 1 is
the legal deadline date. Since
Feb. 1 falls on Sunday, the dead
line by law is advanced to the
previous day, tomorrow, Satur
day, Jan. 31.
The following are those who
have fi ed up todate: Represent
atives: Frank Whaley, Dem.; C.
j A. Roust, Dem.; and Henry G.
1 Miller, Rep.
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Mayor Anderson
Sends Birthday
iW ire To FDR
At the council meeting held on
: Monday, Jan. 26. the Council
suggested that our Mayor wire
our President congratulations on
h:s Diamond Jubilee Birthday an
; niversary. Councilman Maloney
, made the motion and Council
man O’Leary seconded it.
Following is the wire, sent by
Mayor Anderson to President
Roosevelt:
“On behalf of the citizens of
Nofe I extend to you our felicita
tions on this your sixtieth birth
day stop May God spare you to
glide the destiny of our nation
in this crucial period in our
I history."
A CORRECTION
In Wednesday's issue of the
Nugget we stated that the reg
i istration date for Alaska Select
■ ive Service was set for Feb. 1.
This is erroneous. The date is
set for Feb. 16 1942.
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NOTICE
First Card Party of the 1942
series, Pioneers of Alaska, will
he held at Odd Fellows Hall,
February 4, 1942.
Cards. Rrefreshmetns, Eenter
tanment, Aoprepriate prizes, ete.
DEMOCRATS ATTENTION
An important meeting of the
Nome Democratic Club will be
held in City Hall on Friday.
January 30th, at 9 o’clock p. m.
M. J. Walsh. Chairman
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ATTENT1ON
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Y'our 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 —
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.
PROTECT YOURSELF
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NOME SEATTLE
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PAA Activities
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I An Electra arrived yesterday'
| with Jerry Jones at the controls
and left early this morning on
: the return trip with Mr. and Mrs.
■ Metcalf. Mr. and Mrs. Tuck and
Mrs. Ne’son. The plane also car
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j ried considerable outgo'ng mail.
A Pilgrim arrived today with a
small amount of mail.
Mirow Activities
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Gordon McKenzie returned
from Anchorage yesterday via
McGrath. The ship had freight
for McGrath and Nome.
John Moore returned from An
;chorage via Moses Pt. with a full
load of express for that place.
Today—The Vega left for An
chorage. Passengers were Char
les Maxwell, Mr. Tevieter, Al
vin Polet and two selectees.
The tri-motor left for Anchor
age with five selectees and Mrs.
Don Isham. The ship also car
ried freight for McGrath.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Jan. 29 Bob Long made a trip
to the Kougaeok with freight
and express.
Jan. 30 — Bob Long left for
North Fork with Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. McDonald and freight.
Rudy Bill'berg left for Deer-!
ing. Candle and Kotzebue. L. L.!
Holmes was a passenger for Kot-1
zebue and one selectee was re-'
turned to Deering. Billberg will
return to Nome via Shaktoolik.
Bill Pa ne left for Teller and
Shrbmarfe with Rev. E. Dahle. ,
Sig Wien is due to return from
Fairbanks.
Dance For Civil
Defense Benefit
Tomorrow Nite
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Tickets for the Civil Defense1
dance on Saturday night are in
great demand. Holiday parties'
1 are lonp past, and everyone is
ready for a rousing get-to-gether.
Not a little of the enthusiasm
comes as well from the fact that
proceeds from the dance will be
used to purchase a new trans- i
mitter for the broadcasting sta-1
tion at defense headquarters.
Townspeople have come to rely
upon the defense programs as a !
source of pleasing diversion and 1
entertainment, and they realize i
howr the effectiveness of these
programs can be increased with
adequate equipment. Of major
importance, however, will be the
assurance cf satisfactory perform
i ancc when it becomes necessary'
to reach the entire community [
with information that is vital to j
our safety. Many who cannot at-'
tend the dance are gladly buying
tickets and so contributing their
share to this worthwhile com
munity project.
Music will be furnished by
[Norman, Johnson and Gordon!
Millspaugh. There are rumors of
■i special feature number for the:
dance program, but that is a<
deep mystery.
Tickets may be secured from
school children as well as fromj
members of the city council.
We’ll be seeing you Saturday,
night.
| Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
| 11 a. m. — Church School
j 7:45 pm. — Worship service.
Mr. Bernie Knudsen will speak
of his experiences as a teacher
in the Hawaiian Islands. He has
visited all of the Islands in the'
Hawaiian group and will give a
timely discussion on the subject.
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Lavinia Wallace Young Mission
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a.m. — Church School.
5:00 p.m. — Worship Service.
Miss Erickson will preach.
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Catholic Church
Father J.I. McHugh, S.J. (Pa-tor)
Sunday Benediction 7:30 p. m.
Sunday Masses 8 and 10 a. m.
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