HOUSTON ALEXANDER AND
FAMILY LEAVE FOR MINE
The Houston Alexander Family
► is preparing today to leave for the
Kougarok to get an early start
' on an active mining seacon.
Mrs. Jeff Jefford, mother of
Mrs Alexander, will remain for
a few weeks before joining the
family in the Kougarok.
A VOTE FOR
William E. Beltz
Democrat
FOR
HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES
is a VOTE for
THE
SECOND DIVISION
AL CAREY RETURNS
AFTER WINTERING IN STATES
A1 Carey, Kougarok mining man,
and well-known dog race winner,
, arrived from a winter in the
states.
MRS. JACK REED RETURNS
FROM ANCHORAGE TRIP
i Mrs. Jack Reed, wife of Jack
Reed of the N.C. Co., hardware
department, who has been work
ing Anchorage during the winter,
arrived on the Alaska Airlines
"lan ■ Monday and plans to work
in the Kougarok this summer.
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Wanted
i
i
, Good Native
! CANNERY WORKERS
FOR
BRISTOL BAY
MAY I 2,th.
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY
APPLY AT ONCE
C. Dewey Anderson
You Dont Have
To Be Snowblind
W e have a large Assortment of
SUN GLASSES
s
Polar Curio Shop
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\ VOTE FOR j
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• EDWARD. ANDERSON '
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\ DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE {
For SENATOR ]
PRIMARY ELECTION. APRIL 27. 1942 . j
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NWA Chamber
Discusses Tourists
And Seawall
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for the thousands of tourists who
will b^» flying into Nome this sum
mer. It was urgently requested
that anyone having room to spare
for an overnight tourist should
register same with the committee
on tourist aid.
Support to the chamber’s leg
islative program, yet to be form
ulated, was pledged by candidates
Nels Swan berg Jr., Ben Gillette
and Chas D. Jones after a few re
marks from the chairman of that
committee, Boyd Harwood.
Capt. Knowles spoke of the
fine cooperative spirit now exist
ing between the Army Air Base
and the civilians and stated he
saw no reason it could not con
tinue on that basis.
W. A. Boucher stressed the ne
eesity of keeping the public in
formed as to the activities of the
chamber and stated, as publicity
chairman, he would see to it the
public would be well-informed.
Jack Andrson, waterfront sup
erintendent for the Lomen Com
mercial Co., was welcomed back
by president Harper, and he re
sponded with the statement that
he is always glad to return to
Nome, his home, and to receive
the warm greetings of his many
I friends.
Ron Brousseau and secretary
George Beacom called attention
j to the decorations and table set
tings by Mrs. Harper and Mrs.
Webb, expresing their sincere ap
preciation. Gordon Osborne ag
reed there should be more of the
i dinners.
I The resumption of the regular
! luncheon dates was discussed and
passed to the board for decision.
Members of the Girl Scouts ser
I ved the dinner:
i Bonie Burkhelter
June Dunbar
Kay Coulthard
Mary Louise Lyle
Alice Miller
Irene Allenbaugh
Tess Bronson
Charles “Chuck”
O’Leary
Fop
Senator
RAISED IN ALASKA
SCHOOLED IN ALASKA
I
FOUGHT FOR ALASKA
Democratic Party
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Re ultsFor Good Printing Call Main 125
SALE
TROMMERS BEER
82.00 per ease
Polar Liquor Store
BLACK Phone Your
l.‘iX Orders
VOTE FOR
ALMER (Slim) RYDEEN
CANDIDATE FOR
REPRESENTATIVE
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Primary Election April 27, 1948
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Member Territorial Legislature 1919 & 1927
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Alaska Airlines
NOTICE
FOR SHIPMENTS
TO NOME
ADDRESS AS FOLLOWS
ALASKA AIRLINES
1963 1st. AVE. South
SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON
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