ANNOUNCING
NEW EXPRESS RATES
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ANCHORAGE and NOME
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Minimum Charge 50c
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DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS DEMANDS
of the
National Defense Program
Deliveries of equipment and supplies for
commercial use are increasingly uncertain. Price
advances appear inevitable.
It is just GOOD BUSINESS PROTECTION
to place orders NOW for your 1941 season re
quirements.
Full descriptive information and prices now
available.
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COURT NEWS
In the U. S. District Count,
Judge J. H. S. Morison presid
ing, the following Grand Jurors
answered roll call thus morning:
Oscar Swanson, K. S. Seymore,
Lambert Voss, Peter Ailuk, J. M.
Haley, Glen Muncy, Mabel Berry
man. Had! y Ferguson, Dudley
Warner, Pauline Garbin, C. F.
Yenney.
The following jurors were
drawn to complete the panel:
Mrs. Pete Larson
Robert F. Baldwin
Sheridan Haugland
Loren Leech
W. E. H. Cramer
Mrs. A. Sambo
Carrie M. McLain
Ben F. Gillette
Carl Katak
Albert Miller
Annie Comer
, A. O. Margraf
The Grand Jury was dismiss
ed until 10 o’clock tomorrow
morn.ngi
In the U. S. District Court,
Judge J. H. S. Morison presid
ing, Herman Johnson was admit
ted to citizenship this morning.
NOME DOCTOR RETURNS
Dr. and Mrs. Morcom were re
turning passengers to Nome to
day via PAA plane. The Morcoms
have been at Ruby since Satur
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Morcom, while
outside spent six weeks in New
York, visited Chicago and spout
three weeks at Rochester, Minn.
They left Seattle northbound last
Tuesday.
NOiVIE COUPLE ARE WED
Mrs. Pauline Sandstrom was
united in marriage to H. G. Gab
rielscn Saturday evening, April
19, at the Gabri. Ison home, at
7 00 o’clock, by the Reverend Wil
bur P. Wood. F. H. McCloy and
Thos. W. Cloninger were witness
es.
Mrs. Gabrielson is the sister of
Tom Cloninger, proprietor of the
Nevada, and Mr. Gabrielson is j
cashier at the Miners and Mer- j
, chants bank of Nome.
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A Few’ Days Left For Tickets
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The stage of the High School
Auditorium has been converted
into the dining room of the Grey i
residence, thanks to the untiring
effort of Wilbur Arnold, Houston j
Alexander and Bob Eaton, under
the ahie direction of Mrs. Cam- i <
exon. Furnishings are being add j
ed and all will be in readiness j ‘
for a big treat for you at “The
Time of His Life” on Thusrday ’
evening.
Marianne Mish again appears
before you—this time as the un- .
expeted guest and consequently ;
causes a riot in the Grey house
hold, but in the end she wins ,
over her father’s consent to
marry and you can se why Mr. j
London— our Chas. Esch— will j
give in to anything if he is un-;
bound from his chair where he
has been securely tied.
Bob Grey, acted by Art Martin
returns home at an ungodly hour
to find his house being remodel
ed and Bob Eaton surely proves
| to be on his toes in the role of
! the police officer, very much on
i duty.
I can’t tell all here but watch
for this space Wednesday and be
there on Thursday.
All natives and school kiddies
are invite to attend'the show for
125c on Wednesday at dress re
! hearsal.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Sprenger
have announced the adoption of
an 8-pound baby boy and have
named him Kurt Joseph. Mr.
Sprenger is in charge of the lo
cal Coast Guard Office. Mrs.
Sprenger and the baby will be
| returning to Nome soon.
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Odd Fellows To Celebrate
Nome Lodge No. A-5, I O O F
with the cooperation of the Re
bekah Lodge are making plans to
celebrate the 121st Anniversary
of’the Order.
A large committee of both
Lodges has been engaged at
work for the past two weeks on
the subject.
Buy them by the bundle, Use
them for starting fires. Fot Sale
at The Nome Nugget
Airways News
PAA Activities
Saturday, A PAA Pilgrim pilot
ed by Dick Hawley arrived Nome
from Ruby with the following
passenger:
Mark Craddick
Frank Link
Bert Conway
George Speilberg
Gene Harper
Rex Foster
Harold Stout
Saturday, A PAA Electra pilot
ed by B‘ rt Lien arrived Nome
with the following passengers:
Jack Hurley
Mort Powell
Frank Widager
Dick Hushy
R. Weir
John Dawson
Wm. Oliver
Today, A PAA Electra arrived
Nome from Ruby where it had
been since Saturday. Passengers
were;:
G. Carlson
J. Anderson
Nels Anderson
Clint Atwood
Gus Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. Morcom
Barney Belleview<
On the return to Fairbanks,
the Electra had as passengers,
W. P. Bisner for Seattle and
Chuck Carmody for Juneau.
A PAA Pilgrim is at Nulato.'
awaiting an Electra, to transfer
t' mail to Nome. It is expected
in tonight and has one passen
g r, J. Dorgan.
M1K >W ACTIVITIES
Pilot Bii! Lund is still down
the coast on the Yukon mail run
but is expected back in Nome
tonight.
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Pilot Sassen left Anchorage to
day with a load of passengers
and is due in Nome late today.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
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Saturday, two trips were made
to Taylor with express and pas- J
sengers. W. H. Conway, Rex Fos
ter, Mark Craddick, Jim Weaver
and Harold Stout.
Saturday Pilot Sig Wien left
for Kotzebue and Barrow by |
way points with mail and Mrs.1
Fromm for Deering and Edna!
□’Leary for Kotzebue.
Today two .trips were made to
raylor with express and Gene
Harper, R. Wier, F. Link, F.
Widager and Geo. Speigelberg.
Pilot Don Emmons of Ferguson i
Airways arrived Nome from Kot
zebue Saturday with Mrs. Had
:y Ferguson, Pauline Schuerch
and Sam Goodwin. One the re
turn trip he had as passenger U.
S. Deputy Marshal B. W. Neily.
Sunday, Emmons returned to
Nome with Mabel Berryman,
Madeline Ballot and Susie Fos
ter. He returned to Kotzebue
this morning between 3:30 and
4 o’clock.
Emmons returned to Nome
this afternoon with Jim Haley
from Candle, Mrs. Edna O’Leary
and one other passengers. He
left on the return flight north
at 3 o’clock.
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Art Woodley pilot a tri-motor
ed Stinson arrived Nome today
from Anchorage with the follow- '
ing pasengers:
J. C. Fricke
D. R. Roberts
S. E. Ahvenus
Carl Hill
Verne J. Gregg
C. Lahti
T. H. Sarow
Manuel Peckmosa
Pilot Woodley left on the re
turn trip immediately.
Chuck Carmody who has been
employed by the Bon Marche for
some time left Nome today via
PAA for Juneau where he will
be employed in the operations
department of the PAA, under
Clark Bassett.
Members of the Odd Fellows
are again called for this evening
(Monday) to practice for the com
ing Initiation next Friday even
ing.
All Officers and members of
the team are urged to attend.
P A. A.
NOME - SEATTLE
PASSENGER SERVICE RESUMED
MARCH 17th, 1941
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
Steamer To Sail Ports of Call
DERBLAY May 20 Regular Ports: Nome and St. Michael.
(Freight) Irregular Ports: Golovin, Solomon, J
Bluff, Ungalik, Unalakleet.
COLUMBIA May 30 Regular ports: Nome and St. Michael.
(Freight and Irregular ports: Dutch Harbor (Un
Passengers) alaska).
SUTHERLAND June 4 Regular ports: Nome and St. Michael
(Freight) Irregular Ports: Savoonga, Gambell,
Teller, Tin City, Wales, Shishmaref,
Deering, Keewalik (Cande), Kotzebue,
Dutoh Harbor (Unalaska).
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice).
M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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