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I Start The New Year Right
You May Be The Lucky Customer Who Will
Receive $100.00 In Gold Nuggets On
January 17. 1942
| NOME'S OWN DRUG STORE
THE GOLD STORE
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FOR PROMPT SERVICE
ON TRANSPORTATION NEEDS
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NOME MOTOR CO
AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES i
KINLOCH N. NEILL
Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery BuildingFairbanks, Alaska
Airways News
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PA.A Activities
The P lgrim arrived from Nu
i lato this morning with mail. The
plane returned to Fairbanks with
I one passenger: Leroy Sul ivan.
The Electra arrived early this
afternoon with pilot Hawleys and
Lrrcnz and one passenger, Mrs.
Edna O'Leary. The plane remain
! ed overnight.
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.MIROW .ACT!\ (TIES
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Nov. 29 — Pilot Hager made
two trips in the Cessna from Un
alakleet to Nulato, and from IJn
alakleet to Haycock.
Dec. 1 — Pilot Whaley left for
Moses Point with a load of
freight and with Mr. Broadweli
! and Mr. Walsh as passengers.
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WIEN ACTIVITIES
Nov. 30 — Pilot Bill Lund
made a trip to Bluff with Geo.
j Tucker and Martin Marion.
Pilot Sig Wien made a trip to
White Mountain with Miss M?
Vean and Mrs. Jennie Larson.
Dec. 1 — Pilot Lund left for
' Deering, Candle and Kotzebue
i via Shaktoolik with freight.
Pilot Sig Wien left for Fair
banks with Wrn. Goodnough,
Sam Sweets, and Ted Lorimer.
Trips are scheduled for Teller,
Ig oo. Council, Golovin and Fair
| banks.
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PRESIDENT WILL
BROADCAST DEC. 15
WASHINGTON — Pres ident
Roosevelt will deliver an address
! on the evening of December 15
in behalf of the Office of Civ
ilian Defense and in celebration
of the 150th anniversary of the
signing of the Bill of Rights.
Radio networks will carry Mr.
Roosevelt's voice to all sections'
of the nation. The exact time and
length of the talk have not yet
been decided.
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NOTICE
All members and all interested
in the development of N. W. Al
aska are invited to attend a
luncheon given Tuesday noon at
ithe Nevada Grill in honor of
l Capt. Martin and officers of the
Nome area forces. Russel! May
nard, Director of the Alaska Wei
fare Board has also been invit
ed- _
Basket Ball Dec. 1st
Gold Bricks vs. Old Folks
Aces vs. Mule Riders
Kenn’s Bakerv vs. Southerners
Delicious, Fresh, Quick
Frozen Srawberries
35c a Box
Lehmann’s
NOTICE
WINTER OFFICE SCHEDULE
Effective December 1st
Main Office 9:00 to 5:00
Sales Office
Standard Oil Agency 8:00 to 5:00
Freight Office
Except:
All offices wil remain closed dm*'
ing tbe noon hour and close at
1:00 P. M. on Saturday.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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News Items
DRAFTEES WITH MINING
CLAIMS ARE PROTECTED
Asked by draftees what action
will be taken regarding mineral
claims held by them, and on
which they can do no assessment
work during their service in the
Army B. D. Stewart Territorial
Commissioner of Mines called at
tention to the following section of
the Sol liers’ and Sailors’ Civil
Act of 1940:
Sec. 565. Mining claims: re
quirements suspended.
(1) The provisions of section
2324 cf the Rrv:sed Statutes of
the United States (section 28 of
Title 30). which require that on
each n imng c’aim located after
May 10. 1872, and until patent
has been issued therefor not less
than $106 worth of labor shall be
performed or improvements
made during each year, shall not
apply during the period of his
service, or until six months af
ter the termination of such ser
vice, or during any period of hos
pita ization because of wounds
or disability incurred in line of
duty, to claims or interests in
claims which are owmed by a
person in military service and
which have been regularly lo
cated and recorded. No mining
e'aim or any interest in a claim
which is owned by such a per
son and which has been regular- J
•ly located and recorded shall be
subject to forfeiture by nonper
formance of the annual assess
ments during the period of such
military service, or until six
months after termination of such
service or of such hospitalization.
(2) In order to obtain the bene
fits of this section, the claim
ant of any mining location shall,
before the expiration of tlie ass
essment year during which he
enters military service, file or
cause to be filed in the office
where the location notice or cer
tificate is recorded a notice that
he has entered such service and
that he desires to hold his min
ing c airn under this section. Oct.
17. 1940, c. 888, Sec. 505, Stat. ’
1188.
TIN FOIL IS WANTED
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Now is the time to begin sav
ing tin foil says A. B. Phillips
who has been given charge of
this important work in Juneau, j
Each year .the schools have1
taken up the task to gather the i
foil and sent it to the Orthopedic \
Hospital in Seattle where many
Alaskan children are now being
treated as they have been in
years past.
The shipment of tin foil will be
made next April but now is the
time to begin saving, and collect’
ing it.
Not only tin lol, but there are;
other articles wanted, such as
tooth patste tubes and other sim!
ilar tubes, old pieces of copper
boiler bottoms, lead of all kinds,
zinc, peuter. aluminum scrap, old j
gold and silver, also other dental i
amalgam.
There is no special campaign
and the Orthopedic hospital
makes no public demand for the
articles, leaving it up to the stu
dents of the Juneau schools to
do their bit however with assist
ance of the public.
Basketball Score Nov. 28th
O d Folks 39, Aces 24
Mule Riders 26, Kenn’s Bakery
20.
Southerners 26, Gold Bricks 16
Old Folks won 4, lost 0; Gold
Bricks won 3, lost 1; Southerners
won 2, lost 2; Mule Riders won 2
lost 2; Kenn’s Bakery won 1, lost
3; Aces won ,0 lost 4.
Fresh Buttermilk at Polet’s
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA
Igloo No. 1 will hold its reg
ular meeting Wednesday, Dec. 3,
1941, at 'll p.m. at the Odd Fel
lows Hall. Nomination of officers.
Wm. J. Maloney, Secty.
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Four-room house, well insulat
ed, warm, hot and cold well
water, new range, and partially
furnished. See Geo. Hite or Dave
Livingstone at Miners & Mer
; chants Bank.
have $2.00 by paying in ad
vance for your subscription.
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
RAINBOW SKYWAYS *
Flying Instruction . . . Piper Aircraft Dealer
LEARN TO FLY
Farthest West Flying School
Eight-hour Dual Instruction Flight Course—$105
See: FRANK WHALEY, Certified Instructor
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SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA
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SHIP Sails from Seward Sails from Juneau
McKinley _■. Sun Nov 30 Tues Dec 2
ALEUTIAN . Mon Dec 1 Thurs Dec 4
YUKON . Wed Dec 3 Sat Dec 6
NOTE:- Ail sailings subject to change without notice.
M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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