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THEY WOULD READ YOUR /AD
TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE
4tli of July Com
mit tees forking
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Under the ab'e direction
of chairman “Chief" C. F.
Venney. the various com
mittees are under way —
shaping up the program
and exercises that will con
stitute 1ST >me’s observance
of our ?sTa tional Independ
ence Dav.
Despite the war. Presi
dent Fio oseve't, speaking
for the neo pie of the Unit
ed States, has indicated his
desire that this celebration
be carried on as usual. Al
aska’s Governor, Ernest
Gruening, likewise has ap
proved the observance of
this our greatest national
tribute to the ideals of the
.American Wave of Life.
A celebration of this
kind is a splendid contribu
tion to civilan morale, and
while civilian morale is
more or less intangible, it
is nevertheless a vital ele
ment of n ati onal defense.
We trust that all those
in our community and dis
trict who can possibly do
so. will attend this celebra
tion and ceremony. Bv do
ing this we not only pledge
ourselves to support and
aid our Government to the
best :f our individual abil
ities until victory comes,
but we also reaffirm our
staunch adherence to our
great American heretage
which was conceived in
the Declaration of Inde
pendence.
The 4th of July program
will be published in both
Wednesday’s and Friday’s
paper.
No R ejristration
On June 30th
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The following wire was
received by the Nome Sel
ective Sex*vice System of
fice fi'om -John McCormick, i
n> irector of the Draft for
Alaska:
.luneau. June 27 — The
fifth registration will not
he held on June 30. When
registration form one arriv
es, a new date will be an
nounced. giving time for
the distribution of the
f orms.
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i Pilot Joe Morris in the S'ar
Ford arrived in Nome with the
following:
Gene Tracy
Henry Moreau
And two others
Pilot Morris returned to An
chorage with Mr-. Herb Hager.
Pilot Whaley went to Solomon,
Moses Pt„ Ungulik, and Ur.ala
kleet with Bob Pherrin and J.
' A. Broad well.
Pilot Hager made a rrund trip
to Solomon with Bob Fhenir!
I and Bob Roberts as returning
j passengers.
Pilot MacKenzie is expected in
; from Anchorage today with
| freight and passengers.
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j Kotzebue in the morning
WIEN AIRLINES
June 27—Pilot Wien returned
I to Nome from Fairbanks with
Margaret Blankenship. He left
i again for Fairbanks with Edna
rhompson. Two passengers re
j turned to Galena.
I Pilot Bill Paine made a trip
| to the Kougarok with Jim Mc
Lain to Cffee Creek from Tay
i 1<ir anrf taking Axel Whurner
from Coffee Creek back to Tay
! lor- On a second trip, Anna Mc
I Vein went to White Mountain 1
I Nels Swanberg went to j
Council.
A trip was also made to Deer
mg. Candle and Kotzebue. Frank
I Scott and Irving Morris were re
turning passengers from Candle.
June Dunham w'as a round trip
passenger.
Juno 28—.A trip was made to
the Kougarok and Beaver Cr.!
J. J. Keenan was a passenger |
from Taylor to Keenan’s Camp1
and Teddy Kunuluk moved from
Pilgrim Springs to Coffee Creek.
June 29—Pilot Bill Paine made
a trip to Council returning to i
Nomevvith John Hoem. A trip j
was also made into Bluff with j
freight.
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PLANNING HEAD
VISITS JUNEAU
ON SURVEY TRIP
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Fredork* A. D1 ch-^irmsTi
1 <>f the National Resources Plan
• ning Board, visited Juneau re- \
j cently in the course of a trip in
which he has been looking over
the approaches to Alaska by way
: of Alberta, British Columbia and
Yukon Territory.
Mr. Delano is visiting Alaska
for the first time on the present
tr p. others in the party include •
! Roy F. Bessey, Portland, counn- •
sclor for Region Nine of the !
Board, and James C. Rettle, Ju- ;
j neau, counselor for the Board’s •
i Region 10 (Alaska) office. Mr. !
Rettie flew from Juneau 10 days !
! before and met Mr. Delano in ‘ [
I Edmonton. I.
j For a week the party traveled 1!
in western British Columbia be- |
i coming acquainted with Canad- \ •
| lan transportation facilities and •
| visiting wiith officials of the Prov !
| ince. Mr. Delano was active in ’
the railway field for 30 years ■
with the Chicago, Burlington and •
j; Quincy Railroad, the Wabash 1
Railroad, and with the Transport 1
ation Corps, U. S Army, in ■
France in 1918 and 19.
Mr. Delano, who bears a strik
ing resemblance to his nephew,
President Roosevelt, Is widely j
known in professional planning i
| circles as one of the men wh
1 helped develop the Chicago Plan
in 1908. From 1923 to 1929 he!
I was chairman of the Regional i
j Plan of New York.
He is a former member of the
Federal Reserve Board and is
now chairman of the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission, Washington, D. C. The
National Resources Planning !
Board, of which he is head, Is '
the planning arm of the Exec
utive Office of the President. Ju
neau has been one of the head
quarters of the Board’s regional
offices for the past year.
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' the City of Nome for year 1941,
are due, and on July 15th, 1942,
penalty and interest on those
unpaid taxes will be calculated,
and the delinquent tax roll be
prepared, advertised, and the pro
perty sold according to law.
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