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THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD ,
TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE
Gube Johnson Kil’ed In
Serious Car Accident
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Word was brought to Nome
this afternoon thA Gabo John
son, drivirg his car, a light truck,
over the Cape Nome road, had
gone off and down the clifT to
the beach, just this side of Cap •
Nome.
Bud Harper at d Garnet Mar
tin left immediately for the scene
of the accident. On their return
they reported that Gabe wa
dead, having been killed instant
ly when the car crushed him.
Madeline Paul Jacobsen who
was with him at the time was
only slightly injured, having
been thrown out of the door of
the car.
Apparently the car la ad gone
out of control while negotiating
the steep slope on this side of
Cape Nome and plunged down
the rocky clifT to the beach.
The family had just moved to
i their summer mining camp be
low the Cape yesterday and ap
parently he was on his way there
Gabe Johnson, operator of the
drift mine on the Center Creek
road about two mile out of town,
is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Clara Johnson, and two eh ldren.
Lena and John.
Suspend Assessment Work
Some Claims for Duration
WASHINGTON June 18 (AP>
— The House voted to suspend,
for the duration of the war, an
nual assessment work require
ments on unpatented mining
claims on property taken over
by the government. The annual
work requirement has already
been suspended through 1943.
Notice to Depositors
For the protection of our
Bank and its depositors we
have taken out a large pol
icy of Invasion and Bomb
ing Insurance on our Cash
and Gold on Hand.
Miners and Merchants
Bank of Alaska.
By G. R. Jackson.
President.
N o T l c E
Due to the fart that our baker
is leaving for Seattle today we
will be unable to furnish bread
and pastry to the public until
such time as we can secure an
other baker.
NORTH POLE BAKERY
E. G. Bellows, Proprietor
NOTICE TO OCR PUBLIC
Because of circumstances be
yond our control we are forced
to close our restaurant (for per
haps the duration.) We take this
means to extend to each of you
our sincere thanks for your past
patronage. Hereafter we will con
duct our Bakery only.
KENN’S BAKERY
By Kenn Rude
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
WE HAVE FOUR TELEPHONES LISTED AS FOLLOWS:
Lomen (Commercial General (Wire
Lomen (Commercial Sales Office
Lomen (Commercial Freight Office
Standard Oil Agency
AFTER JUNE 1st, WE WILL NO LONGER BE CLOSED
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME FAIRBANKS SEATTLE
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P A A ACTIVITIES
An Electra arrived today from
Fairbanks with mail and passen
gers, names of whom were un
available. One the outgoing trip,
the following passengers war
carried: Mrs. Wm. Cameron, Mrs.
Mildred Rude. El zabeth Rude.
Mrs Tom Lyle, and two D-m
Lyle children.
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Pilot Atkins, Co-pilot Pollard
left Nome for Anchorage with
the following passengers:
Mr. Sanford, Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Smith and two children,
Mrs. Bob Eaton and baby, Mrs.
Ken Hager. Mrs. Newburn, Mrs.
Krabler and Mrs. John Cronwall
and baby.
Pilot Chet Brown arrived in
Nome on charter and left for
Fairbanks with the following pas
sengers: Mrs. Garnet Martin and
two children, Paterson child, two
Boucher children, Mrs. Dick
Roell Phyllis Roell, Mary Mar
garet Roell, Mrs. Walt Glavino
v:ch and two children, Mrs. G.
Harney and three children.
Pilot Whaley left for Fair
banks with Mrs. M. J. Walsh and
Kay. Norene, Pat & Ann Walsh.
He is expected to return today.
Pilot Hager returned from
Candle with Herman Bernhardt.
WIEN AIRLINES
June 17—Pilot Sig Wien re-'
turned to Nome from Fairbanks
with express and Fred Mebes.
Pilot Bob Long made a trip to .
Council with Fred Dent.
June 18 —Pilot Wien made a
trip to Bluff, Council and Wht.
Mt. with express, returning to j
Nome with Wm. Robertson from
Wht. Mt.. A second trip was
made to Ti ller. Wales and Shish
maref, returning with Joseph lya
huk. Jack Satuck and one other.
Today—.Pilot Long made a trip
to Coffee Creek with Lt. Clarke
and Bud Thompson, to Ruby Cr.
with Howard Beasley.
Pilot Wien left for Fairbanks
with Mrs. W. L. Slack and Clyde
Kammerer.
MEMORIES OF
ALASKA ARE TOLD
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“Dreams of today will be the !
realization of tomorrow.” Such
is the reaction of a former Alas-1
kan who traveled in Alaska the
“hard way” about 20 years ago
and who now lives in California
and is most envious of modern i
ways of travel.
The former Alaskan is Jean
Dupertius and he is an uncle of
Mrs. A. B. Morgan of Fairbanks.
His present address is Atasca
dero, Calif. Mrs. Morgan is the
office manager of Star Air Lines
and early in May completed a
trip by air which took her from
Fairbanks to Anchorage; from
Anchorage to the Kuskokwim,
Nome, Kotzebue and as far north 1
! as Barrow.
Writing to Mrs. Morgan, the
former Alaskan said that when
he traveled in the Seward penin
sula and Arctic areas that he
traveled on the coastwise schoon
ers, owned and operated by na-j
lives with all their odors and
discomforts. It wasn’t a matter'
of hours in those days and he!
l told of walking across tundra j
with a pack on his back fighting i
mosquitos. In the winter time he '
traveled by dog team, slowly
crawling over the white wastes
of the Arctic.
: It took me weeks to go to
Barrow and back by dog team,
i can do it in a few- hours. I
| dreamed of flying during the
long, dreary day behind my dogs.
You are flying."
Mr. Dupertius was superintend
ent of the Nome schools about
20 years ago and built some of
the first government buildings in
that region.
The mention of names from I
that area brought back memories
to Mr. Dupertius. “Memories
somewhat dimmed by time.” He
recalled Tom Christensen, a small
boy at Tin City, just south of
Cape Prince of Wales. “I used
to stop at his home every winter
on my way north. . . Alma Carl
son, a teacher at Elim on Norton
Sound, a new village of log hous
os in a spruce forest."
The mention of Kotzebue, Wal
es, Deering and Wainwright are
places which to Mr. Dupertius,
recalled more memories. “There
is a story or rather stories con
nected with each but they would
take too long to tell.”
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Cooperate With Us
To relieve the milk shortage we are offering
FROZEN WHIPPING CREAM — 45c pint
To use for any other purpose than whipping
Add water to the consistency of milk or cream
for cereals, coffee, cooking or drinking.
FROZEN ICE CREAM MIX
Per Pint 30 ^ Per Quart 50c
To use for any other purpose than Ice Cream,
use as above, remembering that it is sweetened.
It also contains small amount of gelatine which
is of additional value as gelatine increases mus
ular energy and lessen fatigue.
You can have a Knox Gelatine booklet
For the asking
— PLEASE NOTE —
If you have any surplus of
milk, sugar, coffee or butter we
we will ration same at the same
will pay you retail prices and
price to the public.
A. POLE!
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS. Inc.
Announces Schedules Flight
Nome to Fairbanks
Five limes Weeklv
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Fairbanks to Seattle
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FOB TDK BABY
We offer foods, medicines. V itamin products
and fine comfort items for the babies who come
to live with our friends hereabouts.
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