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REEL BATTLE IS
REAL TO DIRECTOR
l/)S ANGFI.ES, June 20 N i
val Commander John Ford, the
film d rector who won hst year’s,
academy award, suffered injury 1
to an arm while filming the most 1
dramatic scene of h.s c reer —
tin- Japanese att ck 01; Midway
Island.
Ford stopped if: L .s Angeles to 1
have a shrapm-l wound in his
arm treated while enroute to
Washington with pictures Utkin
( dur.ng '.he, Midway Island fight
i ing.
The former film director is con
1 nected w th the Office of Coor
dination o' Information
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National Income
Soars To New High
WASHINGTON, June 20--The
! Commerce Department estimat
! ed that tfie 1942 national income
1 of the United States will set an
all time high record.
The department estimated that
the national income will total at
least $109t000.(WM),000 if earnings
continue at the present rate for
the remainder of the year.
In recent years, the national
income trad averaged around
$80,000,000,000
DOOLITLE KIN PROUD
“I knew he’d be doing
something like that,” was
the comment at Ketchikan
by Gus Borgen, pioneer A1
askan, when informed that
Brigadier Gen. James Doo
little was the leader of the
squadron of U. S. army
bombers which bombed
Tokyo and other Japanese
points in April. General
Doolittle is a nephew of
Mrs. Borgen, who frequent
coresponds with Mrs. Doo
little.
General Doolittle him
self is a former Alaskan.
At one time he sold news
papers in Nome as a bov.
He left Alaska before the
first World War, however,
and enlisted as soon as the
United States entered it.
It was iust before he went
overseas in that war that
Mr. Borgen last saw him.
The Ketchikan resident
and General Doolittle’s fa
ther married sisters, and
were partners in interior
Alaska and on the Yukon
General Doolittle’s father
died m Seward in 1917,
and after Mr. Borgen at
tended his funeral there,,
he went to San Francisco
ti4 see “Jimmy,” as he calls
the famed Aver.
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FOR VOI R CONVENIENCE
WE HAVE FOUR TELEPHONES LISTED AS FOLLOWS:
Lumen (ommereial (icneral Office
Lumen (ommereial Sales OHiee
Lumen Lomniereial Freight Ofliee
Standard Oil Agenev
AFTER JUNE 1st. WE WILL NO LONGER BE CLOSED
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME FAIRBANKS SEATTLE
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Pilot Herb Hager made
a round trip to Golovin.
Moses Point, Kovuk, Unal
akleet with Aimer Rydeen.
to Unalakleet; Joe Katcha
tag, Unalakleet to Nome &
Bob Pherrin, Moses Pt. to
Nome.
Pilot Whaley left on thej
mail run to Golovin and
Council with Edna O’
Leary to Wht. Mt.
Pilot Hager left for Can
die today with Bunny Gil
lis and Chris O’Leary.
WIEN AIRLINES
June 22—Pilot Bill Paine
left for Fairbanks with Ho
ward Beasley and John
Kraus.
June 23 — Pilot Long
to Council with express. A
second trip was made to
Council on the way to Mar
shal and Fairbanks.
Pilot Paine returned to!
Nome from Fairbanks. He
also made a trip to the Kou
garok with freight.
Today — Pilot Paine
made a trip to Council
with express.
LANDLORD FIGHTS
FREEZING RENTS
Soulhbend, Ind., June—
The right of the Price Ad
ministration office to con
trol rents is challenged in
a test suit filed yesterday
by a South Bend landlord.
he landlord, Edwin Die
fcnough, submitted the
case before the Federal
court for a ruling on whe
ther Price Administrator
Leon Henderson and the
South Bend area rent
board have the power to
freeze rentals.
The suit charges that
federal officials overstep
ped their authority grant
ed by Congress under the ;
Emergency Price Control i
Act.
SEASON ON BIRDS
WILL BE THE SAME
The season on grouse &
ptamigan for 1942-43, as
announced by the Alaska
Game Commission, will be
substantially the same as
for the last hunting sea
son.
The season will open on
August 20 and will close,
on January 31. The bag l
limits are as follows:!
grouse 10, ptarmigan 10;!
but not to exceed 10 in the
aggregate of all kinds of
grouse or ptarmigan a day.
The open seasons and
bag limits on migratory!
waterfowl will be announc i
ed later. There is no open
season on pheasants.
Notice to Depositors
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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.
NOTICE
All Ux«i real and personal due
the City of Nome for year 1911,
are due. and on July l.Hh, 1942, *
penalty and interest on those
unpaid taxes will he calculated. I
•and the delinquent tax roll be
prepared, advertised, and the pro
perty sold according to law.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL:
n> M .1. Walsh City Clerk
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS. Inc.
Announces Schedules Might
Nome to Fairbanks
Five Finies Weekly
Fairbanks to Seattle
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Social Security Receipt Forms
Simple and Easy to Fill In—Meets the Provisions
AS REQUIRED UNDER THE NEW LAW
IN EFFECT JAN. 1. 1940.
ALL EMPLOYERS are required to furnish each
employee statement of all wages paid him after
Jan. 1 or he subject to a heavy penalty
Employers of one or more persons are affected
by the law.
I Itese ready to use form will save you a lot of
work and trouble.
Suitable for filling in with typewriter or pen—
In any quantity, padded or loose sheets.
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