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MIROW AIR SERVICE
Pilot Whaley returned from
Galena Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Inmans from Koyuk.
Pilot Hager made round trip
to Dime Landing, Moses Pt., Gol
ovin. White Mountain and Coun
cil carrying mail and the follow
ing passengers: to Dime landing,
Mrs. Swanson and Chas. Moon;
to Nome from M >ses Pt, Mary
Ivanoff and mother; White Mt.
to Nome, Josephine S.
WIEN AIRLINES
April 9 — Pilot Paine brot Rev.
Klyve to Nome fom Teller Mis
sion.
Pilot Billberg returned to
Nome rom Fairbanks with W. H.
Conway, Harold Stout and W. F.
Stumprf.
Pilot Wien arrived Nome from
Fairbanks.
Pilot Long arrived Nome from
Fa rbanks with Mr. and Mrs. J.
J. Keenan.
April 10—-Pilots Long and S:g
Wien returned to Fairbanks.
Pilot Billberg took Harold
Stout to Keenan's camp.
Pilot Bill Paine made a trip to
Council with Barney Crosby and
a load of express.
The following wire was re
ceived by the Territorial Defense
Savings Committeeman at Nome
from Frederick W. Ayer, admin
istrahve assistant to the Defense
Savings Staff, at Juneau:
Alaskans in first quarter year
purchased in excess one million
dollars series E war bonds with
March sales highest thus far.
Total for March was $432,729.75,
bringing total for 3 months to
$1,004,503.75. First fifteen cities
were Anchorage $202,668.75;
Ketchikan $178,506.25; Fairbanks
$176,631.25; Juneau $134,439.25;
Kodiak $93,367.75; Sitka $63,806.
25; Nome $54,000; Seward $52,
799.75; Petersburg $32,437.50;
$18,299.25; Skagway $18,131.25;
Cordova $24,787.50; Wrangell
Palmer $15,975; Valdez $10,045;
Haines $8,242.50.
Three important reindeer driv
es have been conducted within
I the past month.
Four experienced herders mov
; ed 1500 government reindeer
from Theresa Creek, near Deer
; ing, to the range north of Esch-'
j oltz Bay. These animals will in
crease the government herd there
to about 5,000 head.
Another herd was moved from
; the Deering range to the area
near Buckland. This herd com-,
| prises 1500 animals.
A herd of 1000 government
reindeer has just been moved
from Nelson Island to Hooper
Bay.
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Airline radio. Practically new .
Inquire Nome Nugget office. 1
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A I I E N T I O N
Your 1942 Requirements Demand Your Attention !
Many articles necessary for your mining operations are
subject to war regulations. Difficulties and delays in purchasing
materials are numerous —
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Our purchasing office at Seattle is familiar with the mar
kets and regulations and is available to assist you in tilling vour
requirements.
To insure delivery place your orders at an early date.
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COURT NOTES
In the U. S. District
Court, Judge J. H. S. Mori
son presiding, the Grand
Jury yesterday morning
returned into court two
true bills and a bench war
rant was issued on one of
, the true bills which was a
secret indictment.
Phillip Martin was ar
raigned yesterday on a
charge of burglary in a
building and today pled
guilty. Sentence will be
passed Monday.
Paul Willook was ar
raigned yesterday on a
charge of contributing to
! the delinquincy of a mi
nors. He pled guilty and
sentence will be passed on
Monday.
Jaspar Hollman was ar
; raigned yesterday on a
1 charge of contributing to;
the delinquency of a minor
Time set for plea is June
8th, due to the fact that i
attorney for the defendant!
■ is out of town.
Peter Charley was ar
raigned yesterday on a
charge of contributing to,
the delinquency of a minor. |
Time has not been set for
plea.
U. S. Marshal Mozee ad
vises that he has given De
putv Walter R. Hinckley a
dishonorable discharge ef
fective March 31.
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Occupational Questionnaires
For S. S. Registrants
Dissemination by the Selective
Service System of a four-page ocj
cupational questionnaire, design-1
ed to obtain for the Government!
' full information on the vocation
i a background of men who regis
i tered on February 16 under the
Selective Training and Service
Act was announced today. The
questionnaire is being distribut
ed by local boards.
The data obtained will be for-,
warded through State Directors |
Selective Service, for use by the
National Roster of Scientific and
Specialized Personnel in loeat-1
ing persons with certain profes
sional and scientific qualifications
and by the United States Employ
mcnt Service for locating per-;
sons having skills in critical or;
essential occupations.
The questionnaire has no con
nection with the regular question
naire Form 40 which is sent to
all Selective Service registrants
to obtain information on which
classification for possible mili
tary service is based, National
Headquarters of the Selective!
Service System emphasized.
Tn announcing distribution of
the questionnaire. National Head
quarters said:
“The Selective Service System ,
has been designated to make an j
occupational inventory of all per
sons now or hereafter registered j
under the Selective Training and
Service Act of 1940, as amended,
with the exception of those who!
have been inducted into the arm l
ed forces. The purpose of this'
inventory is to obtain informa-,
tion on the present employment!
activities of registrants and on j
their other skills or abilities.
The data gathered will serve as
an important aid in achieving a
more complete and efficient util
ization of the manpower of the
country in connection with the
war production program outined
by the President.”
At the present time, the occu
pational questionnaire will be
sent only to registrants of the
Third Registration, that is, men
who registered on February 16,
1942. Later it will be sent to reg
istants of the First and Second
Registrations, and of future regis
trations. National Headquarters
said.
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11 a. m. — Church School
7:45 p m. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “God be Witlh
You.”
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