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Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building Fairbanks, Alaska
AIRWAYS NEWS
PAA Activities
The Pilgrim left Saturday
morning with mail and outgoing
passengers: Jack Marasovich and
Emerson Bassett.
The Electra. due Sunday, was
car.ee'le out because of unfavor
able weather condtions.
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Pilot Sasseen returned Satur
day from Anchorage via Moses
Pt. Ehght passengers were taken
into Moses Point for the CAA.
The tri-motor is due Anchor
age tomorrow. A flight is plan
i ned for St. Lawrence Island to
ri orrow.
Pilot Hagen left for the down
; river mail run. Mrs. Sawgren
and baby were passengers for
Unalakleet.
Pilot Whaley made a trip to
Moses Point with freight and H.
Nelson.
Pilot Moore brought passen
' g?rs to Moses Point yesterday
| from Anchorage.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Nov. 8 — Pilot Long made a
trip to Teller and Igloo bringing
Pete Rock to Nome. A trip was
also made to Bluff with freight.
Pilot Sig Wien made a trip to
Golovin with freight for there
and White Mountain.
Pilot John Cross returned to
Nome with Percy Anglointa from
White Mountain.
Nov. 10 — Pilot Wien returned
from Golovin, White Mountain
via Lee’s Camp.
Trips are scheduled for Teller,
the Kougarok and Fairbanks.
WEATHER FORCAST
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonite
and Tuesday with occasional
snow flurries. Light north east
wind tonight slowly increasing to
15 to 20 miles an hour by Tues
day noon. Little change in tem
perature. Lowest tonight abou 24
MAY RAISE ANTE FOR
SOCIAL SECURITY
WASHINGTON —Treasury
sources said the Administration
is considering a request on Con
! gress to hike employee’s share of
the social security taxes from
one percent to five percent of his
pay check.
Under this plan, if adopted, em
ployers will increase their con
tributions to old age pensions
from one to two percent and con
tinue paying three percent unem
ployment insurance, making
their total also five percent.
At present employees, pay no
Federal unemployment tax and
only one percent to old age pen
sions.
Tomorrow, November 11, is
the anniversary of end of the
war to end wars. All Federal
offices will remain closed in ob
servance of the day. The bank
was also remain closed.
I LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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SPECIAL OFFER
OF
New Equipment Ready for Delivery
Allis Chalmers EO 60, power unit
with 10 in. x 8 in. S. H. Centrifugal Pump. Will
deliver 2250 GPM, 70 ft. head, 1050 RPM.
Price $2350.00 f.o.b. Nome
Allis Chalmers EO 60, power unit
with 12 in x 10 in. S. G. Centrifugal Pump. Will
deliver 2750 GPM, 60 ft. head, 1050 RPM.
Price $2500.00 f.o.b. Nome
AN INSPECTION WILL INTEREST YOU
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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Johansen-Braund Marriage
At a beautiful home ceremony
Miss Gertrude Evelyn Johansen
was united in marriage to Melvin
Arnold Braund at the E. K. Jo
hasen home. Mrs Richard Lud
! wig, sister of the bride, and
Mr. Hammond Soyster act
i ed as witnesses. The wedding
ceremony was performed, by
Rev. Wilbur P. Wood. Mr. Johan
I sen gave the bride away. The liv
' ing room of the home was decor
ated with an .altar covered in
j white, lighted with 3 branch
candle-sticks.
Mr. and Mrs. Braund plan to
leave Nome on the next plane
poss ble for the States.
TO BE INDUCTED NOV. 21
The following men are being
cal ed for induction into the
Army and are being ordered to
report to Draft Board No. 6, Fed
eral Building. Nome, Alaska on
November 21, 1941 at 1 p.m.
Eight of the men are from
I Nome.
Lewis Attatayuk
Joe Attatayuk
Tolbert Wilson Scott
Richard Albert Owen
Fred Kinik Nullorwuk
Chorles Andy Nickoli
Cyrus Harvey IvanofF
Milton Michael Seidenverg
Warren Kitmesuk Adloat
Milton Edward Seavey
Phelix Tucker
Wilbur Earl Tavis
David Kaneveak
Everette Donald Jones
Clarence A. Ongtowasruk
RED CROSS ROLL
CALL MAKING PROGRESS
Wilbur P. Wood, chairman of
the 1942 Red Cross Roll Call for
Nome and vicinity .reports good
progress being made. Mike
Walsh has undertaken to contact
the villages outside of Nome on
the Seward Peninsula, and is
sure of a good response from
there.
Mrs. Adnrew Nerland is col
lecting in the down town district
from the Post Office building
East, and Mns. Wilbur Wood
will collect from the down town
section from the Post Office bulid
ing west. Mrs. Kurt Sprenger,
Miss Constance Erickson. Mass
Clara Kuhlman, Miss Ann Stock
ton, Miss Freda Erfle and Mrs.
Ralph Kitzmiller will cover the
rest of the town, including the
Post Office Building, the hospital
and the residence district. If
someone fails to call on you with
in two weeks you may call on the
collectors and make your contri
bution.
COMMITTEES FOR JAMBOREE
Everything points to a big
night at the Playfield Jamboree
next Saturday. Mrs. Erwin Bel
lows, general chairman for the
j event, announces the following
i committee:
Tickets and door, Mrs. Wilbur
P. Wood; program. Miss Mae Wal
| ton and Miss Marie Riordan; dec
orations and dance, Mrs. Frank
i Love ad Mrs. Art Martin; trans
I poration, Mr. Ralph Lomen;
j wheel of fortune, Mrs. Wilfred
Boucher: bingo, Mrs. Bernie
Knudsen and Mrs. Loren Leech;
| string game, Mrs. Kenneth Rank;1
nigger babies, Mr. H. F. Harper;
punch boards, Mrs. Bellowsl;
gifts from afar, Miss Clara Kuhl
man: flowers, Mrs. A. Polet;
ice cream, Mrs. Andrew Nerland!
and Mrs. J. H. S. Morison; hot'
dogs, Mrs. Aben Shallit and!
Mrs. Garnet Martin; banker, Mrs. j
H. F. Harper; publicity, Mrs.
Thomas Morcom.
There will be prizes of all
kinds and descriptions, and an un
usual number of Thanksgiving
turkeys will be waiting for those
holding lucky numbers.
Generous support of the Jam
boree will asure another summer
of supervised play on a well
equipped field for the children
of Nome.
MASK BALL COMING
The auanl Mask Ball given by
the IOOF Hall Commission each
year has been set for December
6th. atch these columns for fur
ther announcement.
FOR SALE
Simmons studio couch, Sim
mons baby crib and mattress.
Small oil burning range. Reason
able. Inquire Nugget Office.
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Evening Wraps
Muklnks
Lapp Boots
All garments are made of prime skins,
sewed by efficient sewers.
Made to your specific measurements *
and style selections.
POLET STORES
Aviation Safety Award
of the
Inter-American Safety Council Inc. «
for
1940
Bestowed Upon The
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS, INC.
For operating 113,200.630 passenger miles
On its 37,309 miles of Inter-American routes
With a perfect safety record
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SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA
ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seward Sails from Juneau
COLUMBIA . Sat Nov 8 Tues Nov 11
McKINLEJY . Thur Nov 13 Sat Nov 15
ALEUTIAN . Sat Nov 15 Mon Nov 17
YUKON . Tues Nov 18 Fri Nov 21
BARANOF . Thur Nov 20 Sat Nov 22
ALASKA . Sat Nov 22 Tues Nov 25
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent