New Tax Schedules
Sent From Tacoma
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TACOMA, —f/P)—New withhold
ing tax schedules and instructions
to employers in this Washington
Alaska collection district were
mailed this week.
By air mail and air express
2,441 copies of circular WT con
taining these schedules were sent
to employers in Alaska, colledtor
Clark Squire announced. Nearly
2,000 were shipped by air express
to internal revenue offices in An
CAMILLE GUIMOND FERRIN
VISITING IN FAIRBANKS
Mrs. R. W. Ferrin is visiting in
Fairbanks while her husband,
a navy man, completes his time.
The couple married last month.
Mrs. Ferrin is the former Cam
ille Guimond, who was assisting
in the office of Wien Airlines
last summer.
chorage, Juneau. Fairbanks and
Ketchikan for local mailing and
nearly 500 were airmailed from
Tacoma directly to employers in
scattered Alaska communities.
SINCERE and CONSCIENTIOUS
as your REPRESENTATIVE!
BETTER EQUIPPED to Serve You
AS A SENATOR!
REPUBLICAN
Your vote at the Primary Election
April 27th will be greatly
appreciated
C. D. “ANDY” ANDERSON
NOME ROTARY CLUB HAS
NEW MEMBER AND VISITORS
f The regular noon luncheon of
the Nome Rotary Club was held
Thursday in the Pioneer Hall.
Steve Anderson, general man
ager of the Northern Commercial
Caterpillar Department, was in
troduced as a new member of the
club.
Jack Anderson, dock superin
tendent of the Lomen Commercial
I Co., Prafessor Howard Wilcox, of
the College school of mines, and
Jemes Walsh, of PAA., were vis
! itors at the luncheon.
( Through the courtesy of the
| Pan American office here the en
j tertainment committee, Stan Mor
j gan and Stan Bartlett, were able
I 10 give the club some interesting
travel pictures on Cuba and the
Caribbean Sea.
The entertainment committee
stated there would be more of the
same kind next meeting.
ARCTIC CLUB HAVING A
BUFFET SUPPER. DANCE
The Arctic Club is having its
last dance of the season tomor
row evening at the clubhouse. It
j is for members only and will be
followed by a buffet supper. The
party, which starts at nine o’clock,
will be preceeded by a business
meeting, states Gordon Osborne,'
president of the club, at which
time a full repoi't of the carnival
will be made and suggestions for
future events.
Mrs. Axel Edman and S. David
Mazen are on the committee. It
has been announced there will be
no charge for the supper, but,
payment of dues for the year will
be required admission.
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DONNA LEE MYATT TO WED
EDWARD HUPPRICH. ON 24ih
Donna Lee Myatt, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Myatt of
Fairbanks, and niece of Mr. and I
Mrs. Harold F. Harper of Nome
has announced her marriage to!
Edward Hupprich of Anchorage,
on April 24th. The young lady:
went to school in Nome before
her family moved to Fairbanks
where she graduated from the
Fairbanks High School.
Vote for
SAMMY MOGG
Republican
For
House of Representatives
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VOTE FOR
LESTER BRONSON
For SENATOR
On th«
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