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The late Eastman models are low in price,
Easy to use, and take excellent pictures
$1.25 to $5.50
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S DUE TO TIIE TREMENDOUS DEMANDS
of the
National Defense Program
Deliveries of equipment and supplies for
1 commercial use are increasingly uncertain. Price
advances appear inevitable.
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good time to be HAD AT
ST. PATRICK’S PARTY. SAT.
There are going to be lots of
people at the St. Patrick’s party
tomorrow night to dance to the
music of the brand new orchestra
that has just arrived in town.
Don’t miss it.
Speaking of orchestras those
M rry Co-Eds are the last word
so be sure to be there at 10
sharp and enjoy every minute of
it. They' say too that the floor
show is going to have a touch
of old Irish wit.
Lots of tickets are being sold
around town by the childn,n and
th re is a beautiful pillow top
for the door prize which is dis
played in the window of the
Nome Drug Store.
Admission to gents is only $1
with ladies free. High School, the
plao.; 10 p.m., the time.
dot — DASH — AND RAY
FEATURED AT THE NEVADA
Dot, Dash and Ray are the
thre. y'oung ladies who came in
‘recently to entertain at the Nev
ada. In reality their names are
i Dorrine. Corrine and Lorraine
Haines. They cams from Spo
kane. Wn., and have been known
as the Merry Co-eds. where they
had their own 8-piece girl or
chestra. Th v have traveled all
over the Northwest.
Dorrine, and Corrine play the
drums, sax and trumpets while
Lorraine plays the piano. They
plan to stay in Nome till fall.
According to all reports the
girls are doing wonders at the
Nevada.
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An Old - Fashioned Party for
th; entire community will be giv
en by the Federated Ladies Aid
Thursday evening, March 20th,
at 8:00 p.m. in the social room
| of the church. Two features of
the entertainm nt will be a com
j munity sing and a spelling match.
I Those who come are to wear old
fashioned clothes if passible. The
: price of admission is two sand
wiches per person. Coffi-e will be
furnished. All are cordially in
vited to come and have a good
time. Ladies, drag out your hus
bands and give them a good old
fashioned time.
I
Rev. Hansen of White Moun
tain left yesterday with his snow
sled and took Jack Bullock back
! to Solomon. Since his arrival in
' Nome several days ago, Rev.
j Hansen had been very busy giv
ing Nomeitps rides in the st-d.
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Louis Nashenweng is back
'from his vacation all “pepped
up” to continue his mining act
j ivities in the Kougarok.
Earl L. March who arrived on
the PAA plane Thursday, is here
on business, as he is Chief Clerk
of Railway Mail Service of Se
ward.
The 3rd Pioneer Party of the
winter series was played last
evening at the Odd Fellow Hall.
The winners were for the ladies:
1st Mrs. Margaret Miller; 2nd
Mrs. N. W. Lewis; consolation
Helen Bockman.
For the gents: 1st Hilky Rob
inson, 2nd Albin Poison, consola
tion Carl Lindell.
I Refreshments served were ■:
J very nice. A slight increase in
i attendance was noted.
The chairman of the next com
I mittee will be Mrs. K. Waldheim.
; Next meeting will be held Sun
j day at 1 o’clock at Polet’s office
j to arrange for the 4th party.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Winger
i sent a wire to Eli Nicoli of the
j arrival of a beautiful baby girl
■ born March 9th weighing six lbs.
| 14 ozs. and named Donna Lee at
their home in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Winger is the former Esther
Nicoli.
FOR SALE — Large used Duo
Therm Oil Heater in good con
dition. Inquire at Nugget. Of
fice. 3
NOTICE TO CITY VOTERS
The POLL BOOK for the regis
tration of voters for the city el
ection has been open since Feb
ruary 19th and will be closed
Saturday, March 22nd.
M. J. Walsh, City Clerk
Airways News
PAA Activities
Pilot Harm Joslyn arrived
Thursday with two passengers
and a thousand pounds of mail.
1 Passengers were: Louis Nashen
weng and E. L. March.
The plane returned immediate
ly with 300 pounds of mail and
om passenger, Bertha Tiber for
Juneau. At Nulato the plane
| picked up Rosali Peterson, also
for Juneau.
Due to capacity load all ex
press was left in Fairbanks un
til Monday’s mail trip.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
Pilot Lund made a trip yester
day to Candle, Haycock, Koyuk,!
Unalakleet, Kaltag, Nulato and'
White Mountain. He took Mrs. j
Havenstrite and Chuib Douglas!
from Nome to Candle. At White J
Mt. he picked up a sick patient
for Nome.
Pilot Lund left today for Tay;
: lor and Tubuktulik with freight, j
Sig Wien arrived from Fair-1
| banks last evening at 5:30 with'
Miss Alaska. Anna Kaason, Josie j
Bahnke, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hop
kins and Wendell Shy.
Sig Wien left today at 11:30 for
Igloo, Teller, Candle and Fair
banks and will return tomorrow,
wp. He took John Kakaruk to
Ig oo and Fred Culver to Fair
banks.
John Cross borrowed the Wien
C.ssna and left today for Deer
ing with A1 Fallman and Ernie
Buckmater and to KotzT'bue with
E. L. March.
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Don Emmons of Fairbanks is
now employed by Ferguson Air
ways of Kotzebue. He made a
flight into Nome yesterday and
back up to Kotzebue today.
Pilot Don Glass of the Wood
ley Airways and Elaine Harrop
were married in Anchorage on
March 6th.
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John Cross of the Northern
[ Cross Airways met with an ac
cident Tuesday while on a mercy
flight (from Norvik to Kotzebue.
At an altitude of 1200 feet,
north of Riley Channel on the
Kobuk Delta the crankshaft of
the engine broke and the pro-1
peller flew off. In falling, the |
prop cut the ski cables and left1
a ski hanging straight down.
On landing, the ski dug into thp
snow and caused • considerable !
damage to the plane. Slight in-!
juries were sustained by Pilot I *
Cross and native passenger. Pilotj 3
Cross, 'b:fore landing, radioed a !j
SOS and was heard by several
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stations. Within 30 minutes Fer H
guson Airways flew near and i 3
picked up Pilot Cross and pa- i |]
tient and flew them to the Kot-1 j
zebue. 3
The local PAA manager Art |j
Martin received the following j
wire from the Fairbanks office as 3
follows: ij
“Seattle advises Juneau Seat- 1
tie passengers service starts ef- •(
A ctive Mon. 17th from Seattle, ’
Tuesday, March 18 from Juneau,
same schedule entariff as pre
viously operated.”
HARD TIMES COMMITTEE
IS APPOINTED
The Executive committee of
the Odd Fellows Social Commit
tee appointed the following com
mittee to hold the Annual Hard
Times Party on Saturday March
29. Odd Fellows Hall. James
Panos, chairman, A. Polet, L.
Krohlow, Chas. Lewis, Carl An
derson. Watch these columns for
details.
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11:00 a.m.—Church School
7:45 p.m. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Living With
God—By Brotherly Love.” Spec
ial music.
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a.m.—Church School
5:30 p.m.—Worship service.
Sermon topic: “The Advancing
Church.” W. P. Wood will preach
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