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DEAR CUSTOMER:
If you have any tickets coming on our Holiday Drawing
Please pick them up at our store.
DRAWING JANUARY 17
NOME DRUG STORE
THE GOLD STORE
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ON TRANSPORTATION NEEDS
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AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES
KINLOCH N. NEILL
Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building Fairbanks, Alaska
Heavyweight champ Joe Louis
signed at New York for a 15
round title fight with Buddy
Baer, held in Madison Square
Garden, January 9th. Proceeds
went to the Navy relief fund.
Louis Kayoes
Buddy Baer In
First Round
NEW YORK. Jan. 9 OP) _ Joe
1 Louis successfully defended his
i world heavyweight champion
ship for the 20th time, knocking
out Buddy Baer in two minutes,
56 seconds of the first round, be
| fore a capacity crowd of 20,000.
Louis weighted 206 and three
quarters pounds and Baer 250.
Louis To Be
Inducted Army
On Wednesday
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NEW YORK, Jan. 12 f/Pi — Joe
; Louis passed his final physical ex
! amination for induction into the
morale division of the Army. The
army will take the last step on
j Wednesday , at Camp Upton on
Long Island to change him to
, plain private Joe Louis Barrow
The heavyweight champ went
l through an hour and a half phy
sical test at Fort Jay along with
I some 400 other selectees. He
weighed 220 clothed. Asked his
occupation, he said “Fighting,
and let me at them Japs.”
Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
In Appreciation
Of The Work Being Done
By The iNonie Civil Defense
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Pilots Must
Have Photos
(1A A Warns
A aska plane pilots were re
minded that identification will
he required of them by Jan. 8T
19-12, in a statement made bv F.
S. Gull, senior aeronautical in
spector, CAA.
‘‘Although the identifi-stio
forms have not yet arrived her
because of the delay in mails.”
Gu 1 declared, “pilots can pre
pare now bv obtaining the identi
fixation photograph which will
be a part of their cards. The
allot’s identification photograph
must be full-face, uncolcred and
untouched, and the picture two
and one-half inches square. Any
experienced commercial photo
grapher can make an acceptable
meture with these simple speci
fications.
Must Prove Citizenship
"Further preparation can be
made by securing acceptable
proof of citizenship, Gull contin
ued. “Birth certificates, of course
are the best proof. It is often im
possible to obtain these, how
ever, and when it is, the law pro
vides numerous substitutions.
Our office can advice any pi’ot
how to secure acceptable proof
of citizenship if his birth certi
ficate, or a copy of it, as not
available. |
“The first identification cards1
will be temporary, valid for 90
days. At the end of that period
they will be replaced by the
government with permanent,
plastic identification cards.
“As soon as cards arrive, pilots
will be advised,” Gull conclud
ed. “They can be secured at
Ketchikan, Cordova. Anchorage,
Fairbanks and Nome.”
Julius Patterson Funeral
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Funeral services for the late
Julius Patterson, who passed’
away at his home on the 2nd
inst. were held Friday at the
Federated Church, under the aus
pices of Igloo No. 1, Pioneers of
Alaska, of which he was a mem
ber.
As evidence of the esteem in
i which the deceased was held in
the community, the church wac
fi'led almost to capacity. Rever
end Wood conducted the funeral
services and delivered a pane
gyric in keeping with exemplary
character of Mr. Patterson. Ap-,
propriate sacred hymns were ’
sung by Mrs. Jessie Lehmann,
accompanied by Robert BaldwinI
at the organ. The casket was cov !
ered with beautiful floral offer
ings. An air of solemnity per
vaded during the entire service.
The pall bearers were Albin
Poison, B. B. Mozee, W. J. Dowd,
Tolbert Scott, John Halderson,
and Chas. Pennycook.
Mr. Patterson was born in
Fyen, Denmark, July 1, 1366. and
came to California early in life.
Coming to Alaska in 1908. Like!
the majority of pioneers, he fol-i
lowed prospecting and mining at
various locations throughout thei
Second Division, the last of!
which being an hydraulic opera-j
tion at Iron Creek in the Kougar-!
ok section. He was a man of ex-:
cellent character; honest, upright!
and conscientious. A loyal and
patriotic citizen who maintained!
a high respect and deep appre
ciation for the government of the j
land of his adoption. In addi
tion to being a member of the
Pioneer organization he was also
a member of the local Lodge
1413 Loyal Order of Moose. He
will be missed by his friends,
who are numerous.
WANTED: WAITRESS
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Notice
The undersigned wishes to an
nounce that he will not longer be
responsible for bills contracted
by Mrs. Mary Buff as (Mary
Stanley)
Angelo Buff as
SOURDOUGH STATIONERY
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tives on the ‘Outside,’ using Sour
dough Stationery. They’ll get a
big kick out of it.
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