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CLEANUP NOTICE
June 8th to 15th, has been de
signate',! 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 who fail to co
operate in this attempt to make
our town a cleaner place to live
in, as welbas to improve the sani
tarv conditions, thus guarding,
to some extent against disease.
HEALTH COMMITTEE,
NOME COMMON COUNCIL
By Ralph Kitzmiller.
Chairman.
Federated Church
11 a. m. — Church School
7:40 p.m.— Worship Service.
“Unchanging Standards in a
j Changing World." Miss Erickson
‘ will preach.
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Lavinia Wallace Young Mission
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a m. — Church School.
5 p. m. — Worship Service,
i Mr. Soxie will preach.
Catholic Church
Father J I. McHugh, S.J (Pastor)
Sunday Masses 3 and 10 a m.
Sun lay Beried etion 7:30 p. m.
N O TILL
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ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
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P A A ACTIVITIES
An Electra arrived Nome yes
I terday morning with mall and
Win. A. Hesse. Territorial II gh
w; y Engineer and two other pas
! sengers.
WIEN AIRLINES
June 3 — Pilot Billberg arriv
led from Fa rbanks with Sam
Godfrey and George Rayburn.
June 4 — Pilot Billborg made
two trips to Taylor and Coffee
• Creek returning from Taylor
with Pete Saterlee, Jackson
Davidovics, Josephine Kaija, Ed
ward T 'pkok ard Isaac Oquilluk.
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STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
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Pilot MacKenzie arrived from
Anchorage last night with Miss
Willook and one Coast Guards
man.
P lot H iger left for Unalakleet
with Jim Dunn for Moses Pt.
Pilot Whaley is on a round
trip to Wht. Mt, with Mrs. Bruce
Neilson.
A1 Jolson, Famous
Song and Dance Man
Now In Fairbanks
—
A1 Jolson, veteran song and
dance man of stage, screen an 1
rad'o, arrived in Fairbanks June
2 aboard a plane of a commercial
air line. Jolson is to perform
before the soldiers of Ladd Field
under auspices of Camp Shows,
Ine.
During h s brief stay in Fair
banks. Jolson may be a guest in
terview over Radio Station
KFAR at a time to be announc
ed. Jo I on is one of several of
the Screen Colony’s top perform
ers who has joined in the cam
paign to “Keep ’Em Smiling" in
army camps through! the nation.
The Mammy Singer was pre
ceded several weeks ago by
Ci median Joe E. Brown.
Windsors Arrive In
Washington, D. C.
WASHINGTON June — Com
muters rushing to work through
Washington's crowded Union Sta
tion stopped and griped when the
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
arrived in the nation’s capital.
The Duchess smiled and the
Duke waved his straw hat as
spectators waved to them. At one
point there was a scattering of
hand claps as both the visitors
bowed in acknowledgement. The
Duke was heavily tanned.
A small official party greeted
the Windsors at the station. The
Party was headed by British Min
ister, Sir Ronald Campbell, and
the Assistant Chief at the State
Department, Stanley Woodward.
The Duke and Duchess will
spend a few days at the British
Embassy in Washington, before
visitingBaltimore and New York.
The Duke will discuss mutual
problems between the United
States and the Bahamas where
he is governor. These conferenc
es will involve the defense and
econort#- problems of the Brit
ish islands. The most important
event on the couple's program!
was luncheon at the White House
with the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt.
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Last Kites Arc* Held
For John Barrymore
HOLLYWOOD, June — Fun-i
eral services, attended by a host'
of motion picture actors and act
resses were held in Hollywood
for the late John Barrymore,
stage, screen and radio star. In
terment was in Calvary ceme
tery. Barrymore died last Friday
in Hollywood at the Presbyter
ian Hospital. At the bedside were
his daughter Diana and his bro
ther Lionel who had been in con
stant attendance several days.
Barrymore had been married 4
times in his life, each time mark
ed with widespread publicity.
It yas uncertan whether any
of the four ex-wivs attended the
funeral. His fourth wife, Elaine
Barrie, kept in touch with the
hospital by telephone during the
actor’s last illness, but did not
visit him .
In Boston actress Ethel Barry
more, John’s older sister, said
that she would go on with the
show in which she is playing.
Said she: "John would have
wished it.”
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS. Inc. ‘
Announces Schedules Flight
Nome to Fairbanks
Five limes Weekly
Fairbanks to Seattle
LODESTAR AND DOUGLAS I). C. 3. SERVICE
Daily Schedules
AND IT WILL l
BF, IN tup: paper J
$1,261,000 In Alaska Treasury
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WILLIAM A. IIESSE, TERRITORIAL HIGHWAY
ENGINEER, ARRIVES IN NOME
Taking all things into consideration our Territorial
treasury is in a pretty healthy condition, William A.
Hesse, highway engineer for Alaska, said when he ar
rived in Nome yesterday. The cash balance as of May 1
was $1,261,000 as compared with about $1,204,00 for
the same date last year.
“But this,” Mr. Hesse said, “does not mean that we
should forthwith go on a spending spree. The skies
ahead are somewhat murky and a cautious spending
policy is probably more necessary at this time than it
ever has been.
“There is no doubt at all but that the revenues in
1942 will decline as reflected in the curtailment in the
fishing and mining industries but there is one bright
spot in the revenues if such a thing could be called
bright and that is the enormous increase in the rev
enue from the sale of liquor which is not to our credit +
in such serious times as these.
“Revenue from hard liquor alone in the first four
months of this year was more than was received from
all alcoholic beveages in all of last year.
“It seems too bad that we should have no greater dis
tinction than that of consuming more liquor than any
other country under the American flag.
“Aside from the necessary maintenance of existing
roads which will amount to about $135,000 for the sea
son, little new construction is contemplated by the
Territory and what new construction is undertaken
will probably be confined to aviation fields.
Road Work May Be Less
"There is a very strong probability that as the war
continues, Territorial road work which is manifestly
a non-war effort will automatically terminate.”