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includes escorting convoys, destroying submarines, and rescu
work as well as mine sweeping. This is a British official phot)
INCREASED POSTAGE RATES
Effective March 26, 1944
First Class Mail for local deliv
ery—except that on which the
existing law is 1 cent for each
ounce or fraction thereof and ex
cept post and postal cards, 3 cents
for each ounce or fraction thereof.
Air Mail—from one post office
to another on the mainland of the
^United States, including Alaska,
and from one post office to an
other in Hawaiian Islands, from
one post office to another in Vir
gin Islands and Puerto Rico (but
hot between the mainland of the
United States and any of these
islands), 8 cents per ounce or
or fraction thereof.
Note.—The rate of 6 cents for
each one-half ounce o% fraction
thereof, will continue to apply to
air mail sent to or by the armed
, forces of the United States over
seas served through army and
navy post offices. The air mail
rates to and from the continental
United States and its possessions,
as well as the rates applicable be
tween such possessions, as shown
in the postal guide, will also ton
tmue unchanged.
Fourth Class (Parcel Post) MaiL
—The postage of all mail matter
of the fourth class is increased 3
per centum, fractions of one-half
cent or more being computed as
1 cent, but in no case shall the
increase per parcel. be less than
1 cent.
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PT. BARROW ESKIMO
VISITS IN THE 8TATE8 .
Sam Goodhope, an Eskimo from
Pt. Barrow, recently left Alaska
for a visit to the states.
An employee W the U. S. En
gineers for Several years, Good
hope sent his family south some
time ago.
He remarked: "The white man
has been coming to my country
[for many years, so I think I will
go to the white man’s country.”
A clean-cut, clear-featured man
of about 32, he appears to be qu te
a business man on vacation, ex
cept when wearing his attractive
squirrel parka, made by his wife,
from nearly 200 skins.
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ESKIMO BOYS REPORT
FOR INDUCTION
Willie Ahsaru* and Billy Patko
tak, both students at the White
Mountain school, are in Nome this
week, having received their in
duction notices. They will report
soon for duty.
It will be remembered that Wil
lie was a former employee of The
Nome Nugget, having been on the
shop force for several years. Billy
is from Wainwright and has been
in the White Mountain school for
nearly two years.
The boys say they are anxious
to get into the army so they can
get the war over as soon as pos
sible.
notice of Election to
RATIFY ORDINANCE
notice is hereby given
that at the annual Nome City elec
tion to be held April 4, 1944, there
will be submitted to the qualified
voters for ratification, Ordinance
No. 301, entitled “Ordinance of the
City of Nome, Territory of Alaska,
Vacating Certain Streets and Al
leys Within Its Incorporated Lim-1
its and Providing for Its Ratifica-1
tion.”
These streets and alleys are in
the northeast section of Nome City
and in the general vicinity of the
present Federal Communication j
System towers. In the main they i
are located within Federal-owned
lots.
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TO SEE MOTHER
Pfc. Silas Kamalook is home on
emergency leave to see his step
mother, Mrs. Big Jim, who has
been very ill for several weeks.
His sister, Inez, wrote requesting
that he come home because of the
mother’s illness.
Tell them you saw it in The
Nugget.
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