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MIItOVV AIR SERVICE
Pilot McKenzie left for Anchor
ago with Mrs. Mel Johnson, ?vlr.
McKinley, and Mr. and Mrs. Er
vine.
Pilot Whaley took Joe Walsh
and John Broadwel lto Moses Pt.
He a'so made the mail run from
Golovin, Wht. Mt. and Council.
Ransom Schultz, flving for Star
left Nome for Unalakleet and Yu
kon River points. He arrived in
Nome a few days ago with sales
men Clark Andresan & L. Myers
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WIEN AIRLINES
Mar. 9 — Pilot S:g Wien took
Mike Powers to Bluff, returning
with Sam Tucker.
Today —Pil<|t Long left for
Fairbanks with R. Hornbeck, via
Moses Pt., Ungalk and Unalak
leet. Helen Nashaook to Unalak
I leet and Sam Gotten, Ungalik to
| Fairbanks.
Pilot Paine loft for Dime Land
ing with Dr. Bulter and Dr. Dale
for White Mountain.
Pilot Billberg returned from
| the Kobuk mail trip with W. J.
McKinley and Bess and Patsy
Cross from Deering to Nome.
Priority Numbers Under
Order P-56 Withdrawn .
From Lode Mines
The Nome Territorial As
sav Office has received the
following wire from B. D.
Stewart, Emergency Co
, ordinator of Mines:
“Under amended prefer
ence rating order P-56,
priority numbers are with
drawn from lode mines
whose output is more than
30 percent gold but all min
es including gold lodes and
placers may still use for
maintenance also ten rat
ing granted under order P
100 and may also apply to
administrator on Form P
1 for higher rating in cas
es of emergency break
down, etc.
‘Mines producing coal,
chrome, platinum, tung
sten, zinc, lead, antimon
ium, and other strategic
minerals and also prospect
ing enterprises directed to
ward their discovery and
development are still entiti
ed to priority numbers
with ratings granted by or
der P-56. Advise Chamber
of Commerce and newspa
pers and large mine own
ers to continue operations
and support efforts to pros
pect for and produce met
als.
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A 1 I E IN T I O N
Tit.
Y'our 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
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME - ‘ SEATTLE
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
A regular meeting of the
Nome City Council was
held Monday, March 9th.
The Council voted to in
sure the volunteer and
paid firemen in a group pol
icy with the Maryland Ca«
ualty Company, through
the Charles Insurance J
Agency of Ketchikan.
Mrs. Kitzmiller, Public I
Health Nurse, was granted
a nine months educational j
leave of absence. Mrs. Mil
dred Brown, of Anchorage.;
a qualified public health
i nurse, has been engaged to j
I substitute for Mrs. Kitz- i
miller. Mrs. Brown will as^
sume her duties here April
first.
A resolution, relative to
! the 45 percent increase in j
freight rates to Alaska,
was adopted and copies of
same ordered sent to the
U. S. Maritime Commis
sion, Governor Gruening,
and Anthony J. Dimond.
Reply to Mayor's Wire
In reply to a telegram
sent to President Roosevelt
on his birthday in behalf of
the City Council and peo
ple of Nome, Mayor Ander
son received the following
reply -from the White
House:
My Dear Mr. Mayor:
The President was par
ticularly pleased to receive
that fine message of birth
day greetings. He appre
ciates more than he can
say the friendly thought
which prompted you to
send it.
Very Sincerely yours,
Grace G. Tullv
NOME IS THIRD
IN BOND SALES
The local committeeman
for Territorial Defense Sav
ings announced that dur-!;
ing the entire month oP
February the total bond
sales in the Territory
amounted to $286,525.75.
Total sales for the bomber,
“Spirit of Alaska,” in Feb
ruary, $223,626.00.
The Nome total for the
first week was $7,612.50.
For the second week,
$2,775.00
Third week $7,2856.75.
Fourth week, $3,712.50.
Total for Nome, Feb. 9
to Mar. 9, $21,356.00.
Nome is now ranking in
third place in the Alaska
campaign. The bomber
campaign will close March
14, or next Saturday even
ing.
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Commissioners To Act
As Agents Explosives Act
The has Nugget has re
ceived the following wire,
from E. L. Bartlett, Secre
tary of Alaska:
Juneau, March 10 — The,
Bureau of Mines has desig
nated U. S. Commissioners
in Alaska to act as licens
ing officers for the Federal;
Explosives Act. Necessary1
forms are being air.-mailed
to the commissioners. I
under stand exemptions,
have been obtained in ap
plications of the Act to A1
aska until such time as
licensing arrangements are
completed.
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BY THE PEOPLE
FOR THE PEOPLE
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SPECIALTIES
NOW ON DISPLAY
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