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Certified Public Accountant
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NEWS ITEMS
AU REVOIR DANCE
Start the coming season by
dancing to Johnson's music at
the Arctic Club Au Revoir Dance
Saturday, October 18. 1941 at the
High School Gym. You are sure
to enjoy the evening.
Trjr your luck on the “Wheel
of Fortune" which will be spin
ning from 10 p.m. until midnight,
, at which time the Steamship
Ticket drawing will be held.
Will be seeing you Saturday
night—-and don't forget dancing
'til 1 a.m. Admision $1.00 Ladies
i Free. Let's a'l get together and
have a swell time.
In the U. S. District Court.
Judge J. H. S. Morison presiding,
Kay Johannessen Handelend was
admitted to citizenship this morn
ing.
AIRWAYS DECISIONS
ARE ANNOUNCED
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 —The
Civil Aeronautics Board examin
er has recommended the Pacific
. Alaska Airways be permitted to
designate Tanana Crossing, Alas
ka, and Burwash Landing, Can
ada, on the route between Ju
I neau and Fairbanks, as in ter -
I mediate stops served as a flaig
! stop basis.
The examiner has also recom
mended the company be permit
ted to acquire property and
equipment of Will Lavery, doing
business as the Lavery Airways,
operating a line from Fairbanks
to Anchorage, but recommended
a denial of the proposal to oper
ate a shuttle service between Ta
nana Crossing and Anchorage
since the Pacific Alaska Airways
serves Anchorage from Fair
banks.
NOTICE
The new Revenue Act of 1941
provides for a new tax of 5% on
transportation of persons by rail,
motor vehicle, water or air. This
became effective on October 10,
1941.
If further details are desired
■ contact us at Fairbanks or Nome.
Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc.
Catholic Church
Father J.I. McHugh. S.J. (Pastor)
j Sunday Masses 8 and 10 a. m.
Sunday Benediction 7:30 p. m.
NOTICE
The new Revenue Act of 1941
provides for a new lax of 5% on
transportation of persons by rail,
motor vehicle, water or air. This
became effective on October 10,
1941.
If further details are desired
contact us at Nome.
MIROW AIR SERVICE
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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LADYSMITH, Lump or nut . 30.00 per ton
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UTAH. Lump or nut . 31.50 per ton
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AIRWAYS NEWS j
PA A Activities
A Pilgrim with Pilot Joslym!
and Flight Mechanic Moller ar-!
‘rived Nome early this afternoon;
i with 600 pounds of mai' and ex-i
i press. Incoming passenger was
Mr. J. E. Brooks.
On the return flight, two pas
sengers were carried: Sam Wag-j
ner and Gunar Loe
Miumv Arm t hen
Captain Sasseen returned from
1 Anchorage yesterday in the Lock
heed Vega. Passengers from An
i chcrage were Robert Shankel
! and C. D. Pennington. Charles
i Wayer, Jr. was a passenger from
S McGrath. Express was also car
S ried.
Captain Sasseen left Nome for;
Fairbanks via Galena with Mr.
j and Mrs. J. J. Keenan and Min
nie Kiana.
Pilot John Moore flying the tri
motor is due Nome from Anchor
age tomorrow.
WIEN At TIVITIES
Oct. 16 — Pilot Bill Lund re
turned from Keenans with Harry
Palmer and Frank Linke. He
I then left for Fairbanks with
, Harry Palmer, Frank Linke and
Dr. Ryan for Ruby.
| Pilot S g Wien left for Fair
banks with Patrick Bliss, Rex
Foster and Mark Craddick.
| Pilot Bob Long made a trip to
Lee’s Camp taking Johua Ahwin,
, ona, Isiah Oksoktarak and James
! Oksaktarak to White Mountain.!
i Mrs. Paul Buck and Mrs. Rich
ard Nershak were taken from
, Nome to White Mountain and
Lilly WaLker. Marcella Johnson
and Jacob Lincoln were taken
from Bluff to White Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keenan were
brought to (Nome from their
I camp. Another trip was made to
Lee's Camp taking Richard Lee
and Harry Bone to the camp and
returning to Nome with Connie
Hyder, Bob Roberts, and Paddy
I Connolly.
Today—Pilot Bob Long left for
Council with freight, leaving Roy
Ashenfelter at Solomon and re
turning to Nome via Deering and
Taylor.
Pilot Sig ien is due to return
to Nome this afternoon.
HEINIE BERGER HURT
IN KENAI CAR WRECK
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ANCHORAGE, Oct. 1/Pi-^Capt.
Heinie Berger well known head
of the Berger Distributing com
pany and Truman Parish, owner,
of the Kenai store, were taken
to Providence hospital after the
truck in which they were riding
rolled down a 110-foot cliff near
Kenai. Harry Lucas, Jr., of Kenai
escaped uninjured.
The men were driving toward
Berger’s boat along the bluff
| road from town when the road
| gave away and the vehicle rolled
down the clifi, coming to rest in
the mud by tide. Had the tide |
: been high, the two might have
| been drowned, spectators stated.
, Lucas was thrown clear of the,
i truck.
Berger suffered a large gash1
i across the top of his head and
! another on his neck. Fifteen
| stitches were needed. Parish suff
i ered abrasions of the skull and I
| body and also had internal injur- \
| les and shock. X-rays failed to
revail broken bones in either of
i the victims.
FOR SALE — A set of dishes —
32 pieces. Inquire at The Nome
Nugget Office.
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NOTICE
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Lost — A man’s twenty-one
jewel gold Waltham watch near i
( Lomen Commercial Co. river
lighterage. Reward offered. In- j
| quire Nome Nugget.
Federated Churehj
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11:00 a.m.—Church School
7:45 p.m. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Making a Hard
Life Easier.” Anthem by the new
i enlarged choir.
Lavinia Wallace Young Mission
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a.m.—Church School
5:30 p.m.—Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Personal Lib
erty.” W. P. Wood will preach.
SPECIAL
Fresh Ripe Tomatoes
23 lb. box — S3 73 3 lb. Basket — $1.00
2 lbs. — 45r
Green Peppers
25c pound
President Plums
Per Basket 83c
POLET STORES
PAN AMERICAN AIRW AYS, INC.
Announces a Five Percent Tax
On All Transportation Starting
October 10, 1941
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION EARLY
Office Located in Wallace Hotel
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TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SERVICE
Passengers . . . Baggage . . . Small Freight
. . . U-Drive Car for Rent . . .
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THE POLAR TAXI AND DELIERY SERVICE
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
viT. McKinley.Oct. 12th Oct 21st
(Passengers and freight)
Nome
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent