* Nome Directory
ANVIL LODGE
NO. 140
Meets First and
Third Thursdays
Each Month
W. M. CAMERON, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
Meets First Friday
STANLEY R MORGAN, N.G.
ROBERT BALDWIN, Sec.
IRA I). ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Ala«ka
Seattle Office:
801 Lowman Building
Telephone EL. 6396
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome, Alaska
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Court House is Opposite Us
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Phone Main 4(1
Air Corps Band
Will Play At j
Frontier Nile Party
Good music supplied by an
Army Air Corps band for the sun
dodging public reliving the gold
mining days at the Nome High
School gymnasium on Saturday,
April 21st will be one of the fea
ture attractions at this gala ac
tivity.
Jointly sponsored for the bene
fit of the local Boy Scouts and
the building of a lodge meeting
place for the local Odd Fellows
and Rebecca logdes, the commit
tee for the celebration is receiv
complete cooperation from the
1469th AAF base at Nome.
Plenty of activity is promised,
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gambling days of the gold rush
era will be revived with stage
money to be piled against the
wheels, cards, dice and imple
ments of the game of fortune.
Nome merchants have donated
: a host of prizes to be awarded the
high winners of the evening.
Among them are ivory curios and
carvings, pictures of Alaska,
gold nuggets, red, white and blue
fox furs and a number of other
articles. Grand ladies’ prize for
the evening is a beautiful $250
fur coat, and men’s prize is a $50
cash award. Both of the latter
prizes are to be drawn for with
the holders of the lucky numbers
walking away with the booty.
Each purchase of $1 worth of
stage money will entitle the buyer
to a chance at the grand prizes.
Men’s and women’s lotteries are
to be held separately.
Admission is free. Attendance
is barred to those under 18.
Raise U. S. Flag
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IWO JIMA — Soundphoto Via
Navy Photo Radio —' Marines of
the 28th Regiment, Fifth Division,
after one of the bitterest fights in
Marine history, are shown raising
the American Flag atop Suribachi
Yama volcano on the southern tip
of Iwo Jima.
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WISE
Adver t i s e!
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Officials Must
Wait 90 Days For
Salary Increases
JUNEAU. April 12—Territorial
officials whose salaries were in
creased to fifty-six hundred by
recent legislature must wait until
ninety days after approval or as
of June before they begin col
lecting according to an opinion by
! Attorney General Ralph Rivers,
the only exception to the provi
sions regarding department heads
is Labor Commissioner Walter
Sharpe whose salary increase was
additionally set in a separate bill
which carried an emergency
clause making effective immedi
ately.
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