ANNOUNCING
NEW EXPRESS RATES
Between
ANCHORAGE and NOME
35c Per Pound
Minimum Charge 50C
Takes Effect On April 1, 1941
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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.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO
WEATHER BUREAU HEAD
ON SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT
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A. E. McKenzie, who is in
charge of the Nome Weather Bu
reau, has b en selected by the
Chief of the U. S. Weather Bu
reau to complete the installation
of ceiling lighting projectors thru
out the Territory of Alaska as
well as to complete other work
pertaining to airways stations.
This is part of the Weather Bu
r. au’s expansion work in Alaska
for national defense and public
service. This project covers all of
Alaska, wherever they have wea
ther station. There are about 100
stations in all.
Mr. McKenzie will be absent
from Nome for a period of ap
proximately six months except
for an occasional visit The date
on which he expects to leave
Nome to begin his new duties is
as yet uncertain, but will pro
bably be within the next thirty
days. His work will be commenc
ed in the extreme southeastern
section of Alaska and will con
tinue both by Army plane and
private plane and will be tem
porarily based in Juneau until
his assignment is completed in
the fall.
Mr. Loren P. Leech will be in
charge of the Weather Bureau
j Station in Nome during the ab
I sence of Mr. McKenzie.
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ANDERSON ELECTED MAYOR
j Tuesday, election day was a
big day for Nomeites.
Out of the 312 who registered,!
1300 voted for their choice. Ed
ward Anderson, whose record as
Councilman proved very satis
factory should make Nome a
very good Mayor.
Gus O’Leary and Ralph Kitzmil
1 ler have served as Councilmen in
the absence of Jack Stewart and
Clinton Atwood. O’Leary was el
' ected for a term of two years
and Kitzmiller for 1 year.
Bill Maloney was a hold-over i
as he was elected last year for a
two-year term.
B. G. Baker and Erik Nelson,
are the two new Councilmen.
: Nelson for a 2-year term and Bak
! er for one year.
E. B. O’Connor served as Coun
cilman in 1937 and was elected
| for a two-year term.
Judges of election were: Jul
i ium Paterson, Dick McLean and 1
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J. J. O’Leary and Clerks: Mrs. j
1 Carrie McLain and Ella B. Chap- i
! man.
j Following are the ballots re- j
ceived by each candidate:
For Mayor
Anderson . 157'
Miller . 115
For Councilmen (2 year term) j
Nelson . 236'
O’L-ary . 226
O’Connor . 211:
Havercamp . 119 i
For Councilmen (1 year term) j
Kitzmiller . 238 j
; Baker . 219
For City Clerk
Walsh . 252!
For City Attorney
I Sullivan . 233
For City Treasurer
! McCloy . 231
For Member School Board
Rude ... 221
Ordinance No. 291 — (Fran-I
j chise ordinance)
; For ratification . 104
Against ratification . 184
Ordinance No. 292 —
| For Ratification .. 161
Against Ratification . 109
Ordinance 293 —
For Ratification . 210
Against ratification . 55
| At a pinochle party last week
Grover Andre dealed out a spec
tacular hand to Mrs. Chas. Penny
cook which consisted of a double
pinochle and fifteen hundred
count totaling 1800 in one hand.
Senator Leroy M. Sullivan re
turned from Juneau yesterday
via PAA and will resume his
law practice.
Mrs. Stella Bayne was a return
ing passenger yesterday and
plans to be here for several
months on business.
NOTICE
Commencing Tuesday, Dr. O.
A. Braafladt ..will conduct his
dental offices in the residence of
Jack Solomon on Second Avenue.
Airways News
PAA Activities
Pilot Bert Lien arrived Thurs
day with 800 pound of mail and
two passengers: L. M. Sullivan
and Stella Bayne. Lien left this
morning for Fairbanks with 395
pounds of mail.
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WIEN A< TIVITIES
Pilot Wien made a trip to Tel
ler, Pilgrim Springs, and Igloo
yesterday. He returned with Clif
ford Rudd from Pilgrim Springs
to Nome.
Several attempts were made to
Taylor but due to unfavorable
weather, trips could not be com
pleted.
Pilot Wien left for Fairbanks
with Clifford Rudd for Haycock
and Wallace Johnson from Hay
cock to Fairbanks.
Wien will return tomorrow and
several scheduled trips are plan
ned to the Kougarok as soon as
weather permits.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
Pilot Bill Lund left Tuesday
for Unalakleet with freight and
mail.
Pilot Sasseen arrived from An j
ehorage Thurnday with four pas-,
sengers: Vincent Ivanoff, for Un
alakleet, and C. J. Tjarnagel, |
Chas. Zemalis and W. Laughkran j
for Nome.
C. J. Clasby returned home yes1
terday with the good news of the
birth of a son on March 20th. He
weighed 6 and a quarter pounds
and was named Robert Charles.'
Both baby and mother are doing
nicely. Mrs. Clasibv plans to re
turn on the first boat.
“Binks” Seifert is back home'
again and plans to work for thei
Alaska Taylor this summer. He I
says that he had a lovely winter [
“outside” but as always is glad to
be back in Nome.
William and Jack Hoogendom i
arrived Tuesday and are plan
ning to work in the Kougarok.
Pat Connelly is back again to
work on No. 2 dredge for the j
U S S R & M Co.
Chas. Zemalis is spending his
second summer in Nome working
for the U S S R & M Co.
W. Laughkran, who came in
with Pilot Sasseen, is to be the
night cook for the Nevada. He
comes from R:no, Nevada.
Basketball and Baseball
Trophies Awarded Wednesday
The Married Women’s team,
winners of the Women’s basket
ball Series, received the Trophy
before the baseball game Wed
nesday might. In the absence of
the Captain, Mrs. Seidenverg,
Mrs. Elms accepted the cup.
The Transportation team, win
ners of the Men’s Series received!
the Trophy and individual basket
balls. The co - Captain, Everett
Jones, accepted the cup and the
individual medals for the absent
members. Martin Willoya, one of
the team’s best players was rep
resented by his brother Ralph.
Members of the team are: Doc
Coleman, Fred Chambers, Ever
ett Jones, Martin Willoya, Ker
mit Rock, Hugh Gabbard, Ken
neth Sly, Bob Eaton.
The Grant Jackson Trophy and
individual awards was won by
the Commercials, managed by
Curtis Jacobs, in the absence of
Mr. McComaghy. Members of the
Commercial team to receive in
divdual awards were: Curtis Jac
obs, manager; Karl Wuorinen,
Hank Miller, Tom Given, Ken
neth Rude, Everett Jones, Willie
O’Mara, Chuck O’Leary, Kenneth
Sly, Babe Rolando, Charlie Lewis
and Eddie Higgenbotham.
Ralph Willoya was voted the
most Popular Player by those
taking part in the tourney.
Alaskan Women won the Wo
men’s Basebal Series and have
the cup for another year.
DR. O. L. ALBERY
CHIROPRACTOR
Will Be In Nome For Two Weeks
In Jack White’s Rooming House
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BERING SEA ROUTE
1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
Steamer To Sail Ports of Call
DERBLAY May 20 Regular Ports: Nome and St. Michael.
(Freight) Irregular Ports: Golovin, Solomon,
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,
Dutch Harbor (Unalaska).
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice).
M. J. WILCOX, Agent