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WIEN AIRLINES
Sept. 7 —Pilot Sig Wien left
for Fairbanks with Mr. and Mrs.
I O'Shea, John Foster and Grace
O’Connor.
Sept. 8 —.Pilot Bob Long left
for Fairbanks with Bob Scott
and Lt. Feight
Pilot Bill Paine made a trip
to Bethel with Miss Van Horn
and Lt. Eason.
Pilot Sig Wien returned to
Nome from Fairbanks with Wm.
Choates.
Sept. 9 — Pilot Bill Paine
made a trip to Teller and Lost
River with Mrs. Thos. Christ
tensen, Harold Heide and Mrs.
Edna O'Leary.
Pilot Sig Wien left Nome for
Ft Lay, Wainwright and Barrow
via Kotzebue. Thos. Cunningham
went to Koztebue and Mrs. Tony
Joule to Pt. Lay.
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Sept. 6 —Frank Whaley left
for Moses Point with Ellen Man
deville and four others.
Sept. 8—Frank Whaley to Golo
vin with Alfred Lomon and Wal
ter Palty, Carl Holm and Earl
Bulcher to Moses Point.
Sept. 9 — Pilot Whaley made
several trips to Beaver Creek
with freight.
ARMY WILL TAKE INTERIOR
DEPT. SPACE IN NORTH
Executive Officer Frank Du
fresne of the Alaska Game Com
mission received word from the
Chicago office of the Fish and
Wildlife Service that the recent
dispatch sent to Juneau regard
ing vacating Interior Department
offices to make way for the Army
should have been worded to ap
ply only to the Anchorage Fed
ral Building, and not to Juneau.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETI
TION FOR PROBATE OF WILL
AND LETTERS OF ADMINIS
TRATION
Results of Nome's
General Election
In yesterday’s general election
3<i5 ballots were cast in Nome.
Following are the candidates and !
; their standings:
For Delegate to Congress
Dimond, Dem. ... 295
For Territorial Treasurer
, Olson, Dem. 242
1 For Commissioner of Labor
Sharpe, Dem. 239 ,
For Territorial Senator
Stangroom. Rep. 217 ;
Lyng, Dem. 144 j
For Representatives
Whaley, Dem. .217
Scott, Dem. 212 1
Porter, Dem. 178
Roust. Dem. 147
Warner, Rep. 138
Rude, Rep. 137
Taylor, Rep. 112
Miller, Rep. .. 108
BUCKNER SENDS
LETTER ABOUT
TRAVEL OFFICE
—
Juneau Chamber of Commerce
has received a letter from Maj. '
Gen. Simon B. Buckner. Jr„ Al
aska Defense Commander, ack
nowledging receipt of the Cham
ber’s resolution pertaining to the
Seattle Civilian Travel Control
o tfice.
Gen. Buckner said that a mem
ber of his staff had been sent to
Seattle to cooperate with the
Seattle officials and that he be-f
lieves the time needd to obtain
applications will be cut down to I
five days.
Gen. Buckner also stated that
it now is possible to obtain round
trip travel permits for Alaskans
who wish to make trips to the;
States and return.
Men's \\ ool Gabardine Shirts
Correctly Styled and Tailored
Inverted pleated hack
Wide Range of Colors
Men's Dress Slacks
Excellent Tailoring
Up-to-the-minute fabrics
Pleated front, zipper fly
Union Made
A. POLET
No. 669
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN
AND FOR THE CAPE NOME
PRECINCT, Second Division:
Territory of Alaska
! IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OK HARRY GAVIN.
Deceased.
j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Alberta V. Peterson has
filed in this Court a petition |
for the probate of the Will
of Harry Gavin and for Iet
! ters of administration with will
j annexed to issue to her, and j
that September 19, 1942, at
10 o’clock A. M., in the Court
I room of the above named Court,
I is the time and place set
for hearing the petition. Any ;
person interested may contest
the petition or assert his own)
right to the administration and
for letters with will annexed.
DATED at Nome, Alaska, j
September 9, 1942.
C. C. Tanner
(SEAL) Probate Judge 1
Experienced Barber Wanted.
Part time or steady — Service
Barber Shop.
NOME DRUG STORE
FOR PROMPT SERVICE
ON TRANSPORTATION NEEDS
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EQUAL PAY FOR
WOMEN ADVOCATED
WASHINGTON —The director
of the Women’s Blreau of the
Department of Labor, Mary An
derson. said today that women
and advocates of fair wage pol
icies had won a victory in a re
cent recommendation of a War
Labor Boar panel. A panel of
the War Labor Board recom
mended last week that women
in war indu-tries be paid equal
pay with men for equal work.
Miss Anderson pointed out that
if the recommendation is adopt
ed by the War Labor Board it
will .provide much needed unific
at ion to prevent the undetermin
ing affect of wage differentials.
Said Miss Anderson:
“In our fight for democracy we '
cannot permit such an undemo
cratic and unwise system as low !
wage employment of women who '
take the place on production 1
lines of men called to the front, i
Nor would it be fair to men on
their return from the war to i
have to compete with lower
paid woman labor.”
COAL
Place Your Order
For Coal Now At
Lehmann’s
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I will pay a liberal reward to
anyone returning my Contax III
Zeiss camera tome. No questions
asked.
Grant Jackson
PUBLIC NOTICE
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Attention:
Due to the high cost of living
and added expenses we find it
necessary to raise the prices in
our scavenger rates, which will
be as listed in the advertise
ment at the bottom of the column j
at the right.
Those having contracts are not
included.
All scavenger bills are due the ■
first of each month. This rate!
includes removal of garbage.
Removal of rubbish will be
charged extra.
If customer owes first scaven
ger for service, discontinue his
service and call on the second
scavenger for service, he or she
must pay up in full to the second
scavenger who is authorized to
collect the bill presented by him
from the first scavenger. Other
wise service will be discontinued
by your second scavenger.
(Signed by)
Edward Horen
Bob Kite
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS. Inc.
Announces Schedules Might
Nome to Fairbanks
Five Times Weekly
•/
Fairbanks to Seattle
LODESTAR AND DOUGLAS D. C. 3. SERVICE
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NEW SCAVENGER RATES
Once per week $3.50 per mo.
Twice per week $5.50 per mo.
Three per week $7.00 per mo.
Four per week $8.50 per mo.
Five per week .$10.00 per mo.
Six per week $11.50 per mo.
Twice per month .... $-200
Pickups, each .75
New Rates Take Effect Oct. 1st, 1942
Edward Horen
Bob Kite
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