merly served and continue
♦ farther westward along the
chain to Atka. The Post
Office Department has
called for proposals for
carrying the mail on a
monthly basis from Seward
by Seldovia, Kodiak, Kan
atak, Chignik, Perryville,
Sand Point, Squaw Harbor,
§JJnga, Belkofsky, King
Cove, Cold Bay, False Pass,
Sanak, Scatch Cap, Sari
chef, Akutan, Unalaska,
Makushin, Kashega, Cher
nofsky, Nikolski and Atka.
“The residents of these
communities have been
terrifically handicapped by
irregularity of mail serv
ice and the long delays in
delivery of mail,” said Del
egate Bartlett. “The Post
•Office Department has, ev
er since the close of the
war, been seeking to rees
tablish this service but it
appeared unlikely that any
proposals would be re
ceived from bidders who
could offer responsible
^ervice. Now I am inform
ed that this difficulty has
seemingly been overcome.”
Immigration Service
Delegate Bartlett has
been in contact with offi
cials of the Customs Ser
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Nome Directory
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Meets First end Third
Thursday each month
DONALD J. LYLE, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
e^ NOME LODGE
W- _ A-5
Meets Second Friday
S. DAVID MAZEN, N.G.
ROBERT BALDWIN. Secy.
* HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Main 40
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome, Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
* Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
♦ Nome. Alaska
Seattle Offices
•Oi Lowman Building
Telephone EL. 0M0
vice and the Immigration
and Naturalization Service
with respect to making ar
rangements whereby it
will no longer be necessary
for passengers coming to
Alaska over the Alaska
Highway to proceed on to
Fairbanks for Immigration
clearance when their des
tinations are for other
| points south of Fairbanks.
In all likelyhood the
Customs officer at Tok
‘Junction will be empower
ed to act as Immigration
officer for this purpose.
GUSHER REPORTED
STRUCK AT UMIAT
Private advices from Fairbanks
state reports had been received
there within the last few days
to the effect a gusher had been
struck on the government oil
drilling operations at Umiat, in
NEILL ft CLARK TO OPEN
ACCOUNTING OFFICE HERE
John Clark of Neill <5c Clark Co.,
is here to open an office in the
Wallace Hotel Building.
This well-known firm of ac
countants and auditors, have of
fices in Juneau and Fairbanks,
where they have been established
for many years. Although they
have served many of their Nome
clients from their Fairbanks, of
fice, Mr. Clark states the company
hopes to give better service by op
ening a branch office in Nome.
REV. E. A. ANABEL GOES
TO FAIRBANKS FOR WEEK
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Father E. A. Anabel, pastor of
the St. Joseph’s church here, left
on Monday night for Fairbanks,
where he will remain for about
ten days before returning to
Nome.
the Point Barrow area. Contrac
tors working on the large Naval
Reserve, have been carrying on
extensive explorations in the area.
7,200,000 Cigarettes Ride in One "Stainless'
Steel Packing Case”
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A chain smoke — more than 300
miles long—travels the highways
between Winston Salem, N. C., and
Detroit several times a week in each
| big Fruehauf “rubber-tired packing
case."
Roadway hxpress keeps a steady j i" ■
flow of nationally-known brands of ’ ■
cigarettes rolling over this 800 mile
delivery route, well protected in the ... , »
big trailers in their fleet. Each trailer is equipped with an electric,
alarm system which starts a loud warning siren, should the load be ■
mpered with. This valuable cargo is locked and sealed in by th«
icco company and cannot be opened except by special keys at tb#
oit terminal.
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