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GAS STATION AND SALES OFFICE
MOVED TO
NEW LOCATION
ON WEST FIRST AVENUE
THURSDAY MORNING
MAY 22D
24 HOUR SERVICE
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME, ALASKA
NO MOVE MADE TO
DRAFT ANY ALASKANS YET
No further arrangements fot
''ailing to training any of the
i 2 O'lO vourg Alaskan-- who rrg
IsLred for selec ive service last
Jrnuan 22 have h to announced
rrom Washington, Alaska S elec
tive Service Director John Me
Ccrm’-ek said today.
Shortly after registration it
decid'd that local Bo r :
would be apr inted about July 1.
McCormick said preliminary ar
rar-: oments were b ing made for
s '.ting up at least 25 local
boards.
With the Alaska National
Guard to bo inducted in to a rvice
;’t September 1, it is believed
a* a number of young no n b
cm the age; of 21 and 35 wi’l
• called from selective service
lists at the time to increase the
unit to v. ar strength.
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NEW CTHI.D WELFARE
tTEK’d 'OR ARRIVES
to ta: e over job
Ken tv th R. Ft resman, former -
!y Assistant Chief cf the Child
'welfare Division cf the State cf
Nebraska, arrived on the steamer
North Sea in Juneau r.cer.tly to
; assume the position of Super
visor of Child W Hare S rvice
f >r the T notorial Deparlmen'
of Public Welfare,
He replaces Miss Deborah
Peniz, who resigned recently to
epee1 ;>. year traveling.
F r nun was ace.urpon; d by
his wife and baby,
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GOOD WILL PARTY FROM
j CALIFORNIA IS COMING
TO ALASKA NEXT .MONTH
LOS ANGELES, C L May —
Two hundred sc-uthern California
business men and th* ir* families
. d s art on a good-will tour to
Ala-ka on June 11, Pre-id nt J.
T. Hartley, of the Los Arig les
Chamber of Commerce announc
ed.
The party will visit nine cite s
in Alaska and inspect the Nation
. 1 De • nse localities. The party
will return around June 30.
C. P. Boyer, v term Field Sec
retary of the Los Angeles Cham
ber of Commerce, wil be head of
the group.
Mr. • d Mrs. Richard O. Lee
were returning passenger; aboard
the PAA today after a winter
spent in California. They will b'
departing soon for the Solnn'cn
t gion where the Lee Eras, min
ing property is located.
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Mrs. Chas. J. Clasby and baby
son arrived today on the Electra
from Fairbanks to join her hus
band after a vacation spent in the
States.
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Richard Ludwig of the U. S. S.
R. & M. Co. who has been at the
San Francisco office for the past
year and a half returned to Nona:
today. Mrs. Ludw g (the former
'Toddy' Johansen) and their baby
s n will be coming north on the
| July sailing.
Eu? tie Kell, owner of the
Star Motors, was an arrival via
PAA Electra today.
j Walter Cavey, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Cavey, returned to
day from a vacation during
which he motored to Ihe eastern
States. He is employed by the U.
S. S. R. & M. Co. at Nome.
M. J. Wilcox, Nome agen .or
j the Alaska Steamship Company,
| arrived Nome today from S at
j tie, to reopen the Alaska Line
| office here.
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Subscribe for The Nome Nugget
FOR SALE — Furniture of three
apartments. Duo-Therm and
Lang Oil Ranges and Heaters
Inquire Mrs. Joe Wallace.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
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The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Northwest
ern Alaska Fair Association will
be held on Wednesday, June 4tli
1941, IOOF Hall, 8 p.m.
Four directors to be elected
All stockholders are urged to at
i tend.
A. Polet Acting Secrctarj
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Airways News i
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PA A Activities
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A PAA Electr" arrived Nome
l dav - t noon with 7 passengers'
end 64 pounds of mail. Following '
i are the incoming passengers:
Richard Ludwig
W. W.lccx
W. Cpvey
E. L. Kell
Mrs. Chns. Clusby and infant
Mr. srd Mrs. R. O. Le
On the return to Fairbanks the
' plane carried one passenger: Mrs.
| VV. Leonard Smith.
Mitt HV At T>>. lTltss
Ft i : Pil st Sas een return
■ ed from Anchorage with the fol
lowi g prsscngors:
Guy Sharp |
! Mr. and Mrs. Anderson i
Dutch Shi lby
R wlv L ght
Chn s. Griffin
Mrs. M. S. Eel.din
J. Davidson
S i*ur 1 'v —Pilot Sassoon made
a Right in Anchorage with Ed
Seidenvrrg. He also made a trip!
from Anchorage to Unalahlest
with a fa l toad of Ungalik Syn
dic"'.' t - vrr', returned to Ar
chorage tl same day.
\vn:.s a nvrnts I
I tiod--?.T'y 21 -Two flights to
. the Kougank with express and
F t I Davis, Schlilz Creek to Dick I
Creek.
Two fi ghts down the coast- to
B over. Bluff and Golovin with
cxpr • an 1 Mrs. Blatchford and
; baby, Golovin to Nome.
Lund — May 25 — Made on
bight north with express.
Two fi ghts down thi coast
with express and Mr. Silvers,
'onion to Nome and one pas
senger, V, ht. Mi. to Solomon.
M y 25 — Clint At
vv" d an 1 W. Laws were passen
gers to Solomon.
Express was taken to Rainbow.
G. Blnuby was a round trip pas
senger.
Lund—today—express was tak
en to the Koukarok and Doering.
John Cross was a passeno t t
Nome.
Mrs. I ncn.ard Smith left on tne
Eloctra for Sestlle to see her son
C.lhe, Vvlio is awaiting her arriv
ai before- undergoing an opera
tion. Billie has been attending
me G'D^a High School in Seattle *,
ail winter until May 13th when '
he was taken ill.
An emergency flight was made'
to Golovin Saturday night by
Pilot Lund of Wien Airlines, to
bring to Nome the infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles BLatchford
of Golovin. The baby had been1
seven-ly scalded about the head1
and arms. The baby is now un-j
der the care of Dr. Morcom.
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Diphtheria immunizations and i
smallpox vaccinations will be giv 1
en by Dr. Morcom to all pro- '
school children, at the Territorial!
School Building, Tu' sday, May
27th at 9 a: m.
Motorists driving between
; Cape Nome an.d Nome, last Fri
I day evening, reported seeing a
large black whale cavorting
m Bering Sea about half a milei
; oil shore. Some estimated hisj
i 1' ngth at about sixty feet. It was
I believed that animal was a large
I killer whale, as a herd of killers
I was previously reported further
| down the coast.
Proclamation
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In keeping with the Proclama
tion of the President of the Unit
ed States and of the Governor of
the Territory of Alaska, I. the
undersigned Mayor of the City of
Nome, hereby declare May 30,
1941, to be a Public Holiday for
the Residents of Nome to lay
aside their daily work and pay
tribute and respect to the mem
i ory of our departed soldiers by
visiting their graves, their rela
tives and friends. *
EDWARD ANDERSON.
Mayor
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Lv Seattle Due Nome Sail south
DERBLALY (Freight) May 20th May 30th
Nome and Norton Sound Ports ..
COLUMBIA (Freight and Pas- May 30th June Sth June 10th
sengers) Nome and St. Michael.
SUTHERLAND (Freight) Nome, June 4th June 14th
St. Michael, Savoonga, Cambell,
Tciier, Tin City, Wales Shish
maref, Deering, Kccvvalik, Kot
zebue.
NOTE: Arrival dates Nome and Southbound sailing dates are ap
proximate only. All sailings subject to change without
notice. M. J. WILCOX Agent