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SHORT — This tailored top
coat with tiny gold buttons for
trimming is in the new short
style. >Iaae of navy blue Foist
tnann wool, it has a back vent
anti corded Dockets.
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Mr. and MRs. LEE
IN NOME ENROUTE
TO SOLOMON HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Sr.!
arrived in Nome yesterday en
route to their mine at Solomon
The Lees have been away since
the holidays.
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QUIGLEY’S REPORT ON
VICTORY GARDEN
Word has been received from
Mrs E W. Quigley of Solomon,
that they will soon be leaving for
Nome. They are now- living in
Portland, Oregon and state that
they have had a very mild winter,
having cut roses from their garden
in January They also expect *o
eat peas from their victory garden.
DIVORCE GRANTED
Audrey Henderson wa- granted
a divorce from Lyle Henderson
in the D.s'rict Court last week.
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JOHNNY KAKARUK IN NOME
ON VISIT
Johnny Kakaruk, manager for
the Igloo Commera al Company
store at Igloo, was a visitor in
Nome this week and expets to
return to Igloo shortly.
AIRWAYS
Alaska Airlines
On April 17‘h Pilot Peterson
arrived from Fairbanks with two
passengers, Mrs Roy Westby, and
Mrs. A Black.
Pilot MacKenzie made a round
trip to Gambel taking selectees
both ways.
Pilot Emmons came in from
Kotzebue and left for Candle.
Tuesday Peterson made a trip
*o Unalakleet with Ula Kootuk,
Gertrude Auliye, Mrs. Miller and
Mabel Ryan nd returned with
Mrs. Anagick, Olga Barr and Lau
ra Gonganon.
Another plane was contacted
at McGrath and the incoming pas
sengers brought to Nome v.i re
Florence Kennedy, Frarik Degnan
and Lt Tieburg.
Today MacKenzie made a trip
to Unalaklee' with Capt, Odom,
Sgt. Porter and Frank Degnan.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Frank Whaley made a trip to
Diomede Island Monday afternoon
with express and the following
passengers; Lincoln Mill grok
Elizabeth Menadelook and Roy
Okpealuk.
Pilot Peterson took the tri-mo‘
or Ford to Fairbanks with Eldred
Quam, Jennings Johnson, and
Bill Heusmeyer. These men were
the mechanics who were working
1 on the Cessna at Cessna laWe.
Herb Hager took the Cessna to
Fairbanks on floats.
Frank Whaley took a capacity
load of freight to Unalakleet yes
terday afternoon for Sommers Con
struction Co., with the following
passengers. Bill Frost, Mills Dok
acdk and Bill Holmes, then ret
urning via Ungalik with Sam
Cot* on.
Whaley returned to Unalakleet
with a second load for Sommers
and is scheduled to go to Diomede
this afternoon, after a trip to Cape
Nome.
WRONG—A fitness officer ad
ministering a ‘'commando"
course to east London firemen
demonstrates how not to walk a
tight rope carrying a hose Fire
men learn to walk a rope carry
ing ladders and hose "to develop
leg and shoulder muscles".
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Candidate for the House of Representatives |
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X born at Golovin, Alaska in 1901. Attended school |
X at Council and Solomon, Alaska. From 1920 to *
X 1926 attended the Chemawa Industrial School, *
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X For the past 10 years he has been employed by *
X the U. S. Mercantile Co., of Nome, and is now +
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try to b fair and square to both Native and White *
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