NWA CHAMBER HAS
BOARD MEETING
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A meeting of the board of di
rectors of the Northwestern Alas- |
ka Chamber of Commerce was
held Wednesday evening in the I
office of the Nome Nugget. Those
present were President Chris
Roust, Vice President C. Dudley
Warner Secretary W. A. Boucher,
A. Polet, Joseph Wallace, and V.
G. Seiffert.
The regular business of the
chamber was completed in short
order so that unfinished and new
business could be discussed.
* A Polet read the minutes of the
meetings of the Territorial Cham
ber, to which he was a representa
tive from Nome. The minutes in
cluded resolutions and proposals
of the Chamber on plans for the
future development of Alaska.
Mr. Polet also reported on the
policy of the newly formed Plan
ning Board which will meet three
or four times each year in the
various localities and communi
ties ofc the Territory, in order to
* get first hand information on the
individual problems of the dis
trict.
The problems of transportation,
roads, schooling and housing also
were discussed, and Mr. Polet
stated that the Alaska Territorial i
Guard would be authorized to use
guns and ammunition to cope
with the wolf menace in the Sec
ond Division.
It was also stated that a million
dollar tuberculosis hospital is
slated for the Nome district, and
that a fisheries survey will be
made in Bering Sea areas.
President Roust appointed
members Dudley Warner and W.
A. Boucher on a nominating com
mittee to prepare a list of names
for election at the general meet
ing of the Chamber on May 10th.
Vice President Warner stated
that although the nominating com
mittee prepares the names for the
election, other names may be pre
sented at the meeting. President
Roust said that the election meet
ing should be atended as well as
possible, that members should
make every effort to be present.
Buy War Bonds—7th War Loan!
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX
Chapter 38. 1943 Session
Laws of Alaska, requires all
male and female persons, the
latter remuneratively employ
ed, between the ages of 21 to
55 years, shall pay a School
Tax of $5.00 per year. Exemp
tions are soldiers and sailors of
the United States, paupers, in
sane persons and territorial j
charges. Non-residents employ
ed or engaged in business are
subject to this tax.
Payment of tax may be made
at City Clerk's office or by j
mail to school tax collector.
CARRIE M. McLAIN.
School Tax Collector
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Nome and Vicinity.
Nov. 9, 1945.
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NOTICE
Written applications shall be re
ceived in the office of the City
Clerk unitl 8:00 P.M.. May 14,
1945, for the following positions
in the Nome Fire and Police De
partment:
Engineer . $300.00 per month
Driver .$300.00 per month
Common Council of Name
By Carrie M. McLain
5-4.9,11 City Clerk
BACK FROM STATES
Guy Mish, owner of the Nome
Hardware Store and recently
elected councilman, returned
Wednesday from a short business
trip to the States.
Bartlett Says Great
Development
Ahead For Alaska
WASHINGTON, May 3—</P)—
President Truman is “well-in
formed on Alaska” Delegate Bart
lett said after a White House call.
“I really think we can look for
ward to some great developments
during Truman’s terms of office,”
Bartlett told a reporter. He said
they discussed several Alaskan
matters generally, among them
the development of the Territory
and its postwar settlement possi
bilities.
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