MRS. HERMANN
VISITS IN NOME
On her first visit to Nome. Mrs.
Mildred R. Hermann, Alaska Di
rector of the Office of Price Ad
ministration, arrived Wednesday
and will remain in Nome for a
week.
Mrs. Hermann’s visit was made
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for the purpose of discussing
various phases of price control |
programs wUh the local War'
Price and Rationing Board, mer- 1
chants, landlords and tenants and !
the public generally. She will be ,
available to discuss any OPA
business that anyone may wish
to place before her in the OPA
office m the Federal Building,
during her stay here.
Mrs Hermann, who is the old
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est state OPA director in the
country in point of service, has
been the Alaska director since
the office was organized in May.
1942. She is a long-time rseident
of the Territory having arrived
in Valdez in September, 1919
She was a teacher in the Terri
torial schools before her mar
riage; later she sutdied law under
the late Judge Wickersham, was
admitted to the bar in 1934 and
had been engaged in the active
practice of law for eight years
prior to her appointment as
Alaska OPA director.
Long interested in club work,
she has served as president and 'j
legislative chairman of the Alas
ka Federation of Women’s Clubs (
and in other official capacities in
the Federation.
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Mrs. Hermann attended the
Triennial Convention of the \
General Federation of Women’s j
Clubs in April as delegate and
director from the Alaska Federa- !
tion.
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During her visit here she will
be a guestspeaker before the
Home Arts Club of Nome, which
is a member of the Alaska Fed
eration of Women’s Clubs.
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AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Peterson arrived from Pt. j
Barrow and way points with pas
| sengers and freight.
Pilot Whaley went :to Fair
; banks this morning with express
! and Wilbur Tweet for Galena.
The Boeing came in from Fair
! banks Wednesday with Mr. and
| Mrs. H. J. Bernier for the N. C.
' Co. and Vera Carter. Returning
i Thursday with J. .J. Farrell and
j Ed McHenry for Fairbanks and,
J. MpQuire for Galena.
Capt. Pilling is scheduled ■ to
return to Nome today.
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Alaska Tirlir.es
Thursday Pilot Weaver flew to
Unalakleet with Walker Assick,
Arthur Upickson, Mr and Mrs.
Peter J. Kalamandes. Return pas
sengers were Ksther Ah g n-k and
Alice Oliver.
Pilot Weaver flew u> Unala
kleet on a second trip with John
Grant, Norma Charles ana Har
old Charles. Return passengers
were Mrs. William Lindstrom. Joe
Austin and Ralph Ivanoff from
Golivin.
Cap’. Lang ano C-o-P lot Totten
arrived from Anhorage with four
passengers.
A trip is planned to Gambell
and Anhorage.
COUNCIL POSTMASTER
VISITOR IN NOME
Fred Durocher, posmtaster of
Council is a visitor in Nome on
business. He reports that all
Councilites turned out for the
election, which was held in Ost’s
store.
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