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COMMON COUNCIL OF NOME
MEETS IN REGULAR SESSION
The Nome City Council met in loan,
session in the office of the city An increase of $20,000 insur
clerk Monday evening, May 22nd. ance on the Nome Territorial
The main business of the even- School Building was authorized
ing was arranging for fire and by the council, in order to bring
police protection for the city. the insurance to $55,000 on the
The two applications for fire building, and $25,000 on the fur
and police chief were rejected, LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
and Andy Ol*orson agreed^tofact _ THE PROBATE COURT,
a* police chief un - CAPE NOME PRECINCT, TER
tory man could be found RITORY OF ALASKA,
the position. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
Richard B. Merrill was hired TATE OF HARRY GAVIN,
as utility man. Deceased.
The Nome Volunteer Fire De- No. 669
partment was placed in complete NOTICE OF HEARING AND
charge of the fire department SETTLEMENT OF FINAL
until further notice, and the coun- ACCOUNT
oil voted unanimously to thank NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Councilman V. G. <Binks> Seiffei , tbe undersigned Adminis
for his fine service as acting fite tratrix of tbe estate 0f Harry Ga
chief for the past two weeks, for ^ deceased has filed in the
which service he would accept no above named Court her Final Ac
remuneration. Mr. Seiffert Pro' count; and the 22nd day of July,
posed a wiring code for the city 19^4 at tbe bour Qf io:00 o'clock
of Nome as an added measure of A M of sajd day at the COUrt
lire protection. room of said Court, at Nome,
Major Phillips requested per- Alaska, has been by Court Order
mission to grade some of the city fjxed as the time and place for
property on Belmont Point in or- hearing on said Final Account and
der to move the M. P. guard gate the adjudication as to who the
just on the city limits. heirs and distributees of said es
The curfew law was discussed, tate are. ^
and suggestions were made to OBJECTIONS to said Account
continue the 10:00 o’clock curfew] will be heard at ’his time,
for children under the age of 17 Dated the 22nd day of May,
years through the summer. The 1944.
matter was tabled until next ALBERTA V. PETERSEN
.. „ Administratrix,
meeting.
Regular payment was au’hor- C. C .1ANNER,
ized on the interest, and $2,000 Attorney for Administrarix.
on the principle of the city’s PWA May 21 31 June <-lL_
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niture, fixtures and equipment.
Mrs. Helen Bookman offered
$150.00 for four lots in the east
und of town near the Standard
Oil Co. warehouses. The offer was
accepted.
The Council set the date of
June 1st to June 15th as the time
usually designated as Clean-Up
Week. It is suggested by the
council that all property owners
and rentors clean up their prop
erty and place • the rubbish in
easily accessible places for a city
truck to haul it away. The date
for the hauling will be announc
ed later.
AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Airlines
Herb Hager came in Tuesday
evening in the Travelair with ex
press and J. B. Hefner and Ray
R. Baier for Sommers Construc
tion Co. He departed the next day
in the Trimotor for Fairbanks
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via Unalakleet and Galena with
Mrs. Punnick for Fairbanks. Ha
ger is'scheduled to return tomor
row.
Pilot Peterson made a round
trip to Galena today via Moses
Pt.
Sig Wien is enroute to Kotze
bue from Pt. Barrow today, and
expects to return to Pt. Barrow
and northernway points immed
iately.
Alaska Airlines
Monday Pilot Weaver flew to
Unalakleet with freight for Som
mers Construction Co. and mail.
Helen Nashalook was a return
passenger.
Tuesday Pilot Weaver flew to
Golovin with Anna Pungak, Floyd
Fagers'rom and made the mail
run to Golovin and Wt. Mountain,
and Council. Ret-fra passengers
from White Mt. were Mrs. Roy
Ashenfelter, Robert Apak. Harry
Brown and Anthony Olson.
Wednesday Pilot Weaver flew
to Unalakleet with freight and
mail.
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CHILDREN TO
RELEARN
THEIR ENGLISH
LONDON, May 24.—fAP)—
Hundreds of British ch idren be
tween the ages of 5 to 16. who
have been in the United States
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lor lilt; M31 I.IUI jvaio VW —
he Battle of Britain, are return
ing home to give their parents
a shoe: with their breezy talk
and American mannerisms.
Fathers will be greeted with,
"Hi, ya, Pop.”
One mother was quoted as say
ing: "It will take a year for these
youngsters to readjust them
selves.’
A newspaper Headline read,
“2,000 to re-learn English.”
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