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KINLOCII N. NEILL
Certified Public Accountant
202 Laverv Building Fairbanks, Alaska
spirit of Alaska”
Buy Bomber Drive
Now Hits Si ride
For a town its size,
Nome’s “Buy a Bomber
Drive thru Defense Sav-;
ings Bonds” in Alaska hit:
an all-time high. The chair
man of the Nome Civil De
fense reports the first five
days’ purchase of bonds,
from Monday to Saturday
noon was $7,612.50.
It is reported that Ju
neau’s purchases in the
“Bomber Bond Drive” for
their first three days, the
9th, 10th and 11th, was
$6,438.50.
Bonds are available at the
U. S. Post Office.
Weekly reports of the pro
gress of the campaign, lo
cally and Territorially wifi
be forthcoming.
LOMEN CO. IS AGENCY
FOR TRACTOR FIRM
Assignment of the all-Alaska
agency for Allis-Chalmers Trac
tors to the Lomen Commercial
Co. with main agency office in
this city was announced Ralph
Lomen just before he departed
for Juneau southbound for Seat
tle. He is one of the Lomen bro
thers operating the Lomen Com
mercial Co. in Nome and other
interests on Seward Pen. The Lo
men Commercial Co. has handled
the Seward Peninsula agency for,
A lis-Cnalmers prior to being
named Territorial agent for the
manufacturers.
Lomen expects to return to
Farbanks, bringing his wife, to
j establish residence shortly after
March 1.
During his absence the Service
Motors Company is handling or
ders and correspondence for Allis
Chalmers. Upon his return to the'
1 city Lomen will open an office j
and stock room. Present arrange
; ments call for the Service Motors
to continue thereafter with the
servicing of equipment.
— Fairbanks News-Miner
RED CROSS
WAR RELIEF DRIVE
Nome Goal . Donated
$1,500
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$215
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And — We Haven’t Started Yet!
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ATTENTION
Your 1942 Requirements Demand Your Attention !
Many articles necessary for your mining operations are
subject to war regulations. Difficulties and delays in purchasing
materials are numerous —
Our purchasing office at Seattle is familiar with the mar
kets and regulations and is available to assist you in filling your
requirements.
To insure delivery place your orders at an early date.
PROTECT YOURSELF
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NOME SEATTLE
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Eli" Time At
Arctic Club Party
Saturday Night
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The Arctic Club held a
I Valentine Dinner Dance
'Saturday evening at the
Navada Cocktail Lounge
! which was attended by a
| capacity crowd.
I Miss Kay Walsh present
ed a tap dance in her excel!
lent manner. Frank Whal-!
; ey told the Club some of
the interesting experiences
which Deputy Marshal
Chris O’Leary and party
had recently when they
made a forced landing in a
small plane and had to
walk for so many days be
fore they were located by
searching parties.
Highlight of the evening
was the reading of Valen-,
tines by Master of Cere-j
monies Loren Leech in a
style that would be hard to
beat. Blank Valentines
were passed to everyone
and messages were then ad
dressed to someone in Ihe
room. Few of the Valentin
es were signed, some were
in verv good rhyme, and
most of them were humor
ous. Miss Mae Walton who
received the greatest num
ber of Valentines became
Queen of Hearts and Paul
Mandeville won the vote
for King of Hearts after a
tie was declared among
five of the men. The King
and Queen then enacted an
impromptu scene.
The appearance of the
Bride and Groom — Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Galvin,
and the wedding party
brought everyone to their
feet to toss rice and to wish
the newlyweds happiness.
Mrs. Galvin is the former
Jane Jones who was elect
ed Miss Nome of 1941 at
the Nome Carnival sponsor
ed by the Arctic Club and
who was voted Miss Al
aska at the Fairbanks Ice
Carnival last year.
Joe Hopkins, Chairman
of the Entertainment Com
mittee, is to be commended
for his management of the
party. Credit also is due to;
Leonard Krohlow and his
assistants for the lovely
Valentine decorations.
Last week the Arctic Club
held its annual meeting at
which time the organiza-i
tion voted to become incor-,
porated. New members el
ected to the Board of Dir
ectors were: J. Sidney j
Rood, Charles J. Clasby
and Charles O’Leary. Mem
bers already on the Board
are: Walter Glavinovich,
Joe Hopkins, Mrs. Emma
Bellows, Alvin Polet, Glen
Briggs and Jim Davison.
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ANNUAL MEETING
AH members and all those in-j
terested in the development of,
the Second Division are request
; ed to attend the Annual Election
luncheon to be held in the North
Pole Bakery, Tuesday noon, Feb.
; 17th. The election of ten Direct
ors will Like place. Reports of
| the year’ doing will also be made
' Mr. Peter Gat/ will he a guest
| and has kindly promised to talk
! to us.
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Nome Department of Health
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Immunizations for diphtheria
; and vaccinations for smallpox
will be given to the infant, pre
school children, and school child
ren by Dr. Morcom, Tuesday,
February 17. 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. at
the Territorial School Building.
A. Kitzmiller,
Public Health Nurse
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