IT PAYS TO FLY
Nome — Anchorage
Thru Connections
BY A III TO JUNEAU
BY BOAT TO SEATTLE
Passenger Insurance
MIROW AIR SERVICE
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has now engaged
MRS. KING, PianLst,
for your dancing pleasure
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rTlie Polar Taxi & Delivery Service
Will Open For The Season On
MAY 1st, 1942.
PHONE:- P 0 L A R TAXI
Twenty-Four-Hour Service
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Subscribe For The Nome Nugget Now
ANN 0U N CEM E NT
TO OUR MOTORING PUBLIC
We are discontinuing our retail gasoline service station.
serving Standard Gasoline. Lubricating Oils, Greases, Cleaners
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and specialties. A full line of these products will be obtainable
in retail quantities at:
NOME MOTOR CO
LEHMANN’S
We will continue to handle all Standard Oil Products
in wholesale quantities as heretofore.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME FAIRBANKS SEATTLE
Joe Crosson Is
Gravelly III
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SEATTLE, May 4 (AP>
— Joe Crosson rallied
strongly over the week
end.
Editor’s Note:
Joe Crosson, ace pilot
and head of the Pan Am
erican Airways was taken
gravely ill about three
weeks ago at his home in
Seattle, and great concern
has been felt regards his
critical condition.
It is understood that he
is suffering from extreme
ly high blood pressure and
that it is impossible to fur
ther diagnose his illness.
We hope to hear of his
complete recovery soon.
SHARPE HAS GOOD
LEAD OVER HAAS
JUNEAU, May 1—With
only meagre returns from
the Territory reported, the
tabulation shows Walter
Sharpe has 2043 to Micfyael
Haas 1759 for Terri. Com
misioner of Labor.
Returns received at Ju
neau todate are from only
23 precincts in the First
Division; one precinct in
the Second Division; from
five precincts in the Third
Division and from twelve
in the Fourth.
Allen Shattuck has a big
lead over Arthur Walker
in the Democratic Senate
race in the First Division.
Figures for representa
tives in the First Division
are not at all conclusive.
The 41 reporting pre
cincts in the four divisions
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include as a rule the larger
precincts.
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No returns have been re
: ceived from polling places
i in the Fourth Division in
the past 24 hours, John B.
Hall, clerk of the United
States district court, said.
NOTICE
Written applications will be re
ceived at the City Clerk’s office
up to 5 p.m.. May 11, 1942, for
the positions of CHIEF; ENGIN
EER; DRIVER; and one EXTRA
MAN at Fire Department.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL
By M. J. WaLsh, City Clerk
MI ROW AIR SERVICE
Pilot MacKenzie is ex
pected in from Anchorage
with passengers & freight
as soon as weather per
mits.
Plot Hager left for the
mail run taking Bill Blake
ly to Moses Point.
Pilot Whaley made a
round trip to Kotzebue,
taking Neva Whaley as a
round tripper and three sel
ectees. He brought back
Mrs. Moses Mixsooke and a
load of freight. *
WIEN AIRLINES
May 1—Pilot Billberg re
turned to Nome from Fair
banks with express and
Frank Linke and H, Eng
strom.
May 2—Pilot Long made
a trip to Igloo, Pilgrim
Springs. North Fork and
Coffee Creek with freight,
returning to Nome with
Bud Thompson.
May 3 — Chester Milli
gan. Mr. MacKenzie and F.
Labolle and H. Luoto were
passengers to Aggie Cr;
Hugh Pearson, John Du
fresne, Alfred Apodruk.
were passengers to Council
with Pilot Long. Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Allyn also went
to Aggie Creek and Rev.
Tom Cunninham stopped
at White Mountain.
Stanley Amarok came to
Nome from Golovin and
Aaron and Evelyn Simon
were taken from Wht. Mt.
to Solomon.
GAS RESTRICTIONS
WILL BE REMOVED
Washington. May 1 — A
government official says
that restrictions on gaso
line sales in the Pacific
northwest probably can be
removed in a few weeks.
The report is made by Dir
ector Robert Allen of the
Production Division of the
Office of Petroleum Coor
dinator.
Allen says it is almost
certain there will be no
gasoline rationing in the
area. He adds that Dr. John
Frey, director of the OPC
Marketing Division was
“very optimistic” upon his
return from a trip to Ore
gon and Washington. Frey
reported that gasoline
stocks are building up
steadily in the Pacific
Northwest.
ELIEL IS HEAD
OF SHIP BOARD
Washington, May 1—Stan
ford University professor
Paul Eliel became chair
man of the Pacific coast
maritime industry board,
succeeding Dean Wayne
Morse of the University of
Oregon law school. Eliel
had been vice chairman of
the group. The Maritime
Industry Board, organized
last month, has as its pur
pose the coordination of
shipping, industry and la
bor for the greatest pos
sible war effort.
The board includes rep
resentatives of the public,
owners, operators, agents
and the the AFL and CIO.
Morse resigned as head
of the Board because of his
duties as a member of the
United States eWar Labor
Board. The Oregon dean
has served as arbiter of Pa
cific Coast maritime labor
disputes for the past sever
al years.
MAY SPECIALS
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COMB HONEY
Extra Special
35c 3 for $1.00
LYDEN RAVIOLES
16 oz. glass jar — 35c
LIBBY’S CHILE CON CARNE
No. 1 Can — 2 for 25c
LILY WHITE FLOUR
24 Vs lb. sack — $1.55
A. POLET
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS, Inc.
Announces Schedules Flight
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Nome to Fairbanks
Three Times Weekly
Fairbanks to Seattle
LODESTAR AND DOUGLAS D. C. 3. SERVICE
Daily Schedules
55 lb. Passenger Allowance Effective May 23
FOR THE BABY
We offer foods, medicines, Vitamin products
and fine comfort items for the babies who come
to live with our friends hereabouts.
The Best That Money Can Buy
NOME DRUG STORE
Baby Headquarters
♦ FOR RENT ♦
SPACE IN THIS PAPER
Will Arrange To Suit
GOOD NEIGHBORS—PRICES TO
FIT YOUR BUSINESS
Information on sailings and arrivals fur
nished only on request when, as, and if avail
able from nearest agent.
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