VOTE FOR
w.e. (mac) McDonald
Kougarok Miner, Nome Home Owner
12 years resident of Nome
and 23 years in Alaska
Will work for the betterment of
Alaska and the Second Division
Be Sure to Vote for Mac
NOME BUILDERS SHOP
OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
BILL GILLIS, TONY CARLSON
RAY HAY and GEO. NEWTON
7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone MAIN 25
Join The Regulars
Drop in at the
GLUE POT
for
I€E CREAM
ARRIVED
By Air
New Dresses
and
SUITS
Bon Marche
Store
COAST GUARD OFFERS
ENLISTEES MANY
ADVANTAGES |
The Coast Guard at this time is
showing a special interest in re
cruiting a limited number of men
for duty in the Territory of Alas
ka, and has sent a representative
to Nome from Ketchikan in con
junction with the drive. The other
of Alaska’s cities to be contacted
are: Juneau, Fairbanks, Anchor
age, Palmer, and Seward.
The opportunities for young,
physically-fit men in the United
States Coast Guard are many, and
for those enlisting now there is
the assurance of duty ashore or
afloat in the Territory. The re
quirements are: Be between the
ages of 17 and 25; be at least 5'4”
in height with weight in propor
tion; and have 2 years of high
school or its equivalent. Applicant
for first enlistment should also
have his birth certificate, a trans
cript of high school marks (or
equivalent* and at least 2 state
ments by local ciitzens <not rela
tives* attesting to character.
A possibility also exists for the
limited reenlistnment of men who
have served an enlistment in the
Navy or have had previous Coast
Guard service. Interested individ
uals have opportunity to obtain
rates previously held upon author
ization by Coast Guard Headquar
ters.
Interested persons or applicants
may contact the Coast Guard
representative, Robert E. Sayre.
Chief Yeoman, who arrived in
Nome via Pan American Airways
on April 26, and is prepared to ac
cept applications for enlistment.
He may be contacted at any time
at the Wallace Hotel, Room 11.
and will be in Nome until about
i Wednesday, May 1.
I
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO VOTERS
Due to malicious deliberate false
statements being made and circu
lated through the mails against
me and other Legislators of the
Second Division, I intend to take
! legal action against the perpetra
tors of such defamatory propa
ganda. The following is a copy of
a telegram I have sent to Steve
McCuteheon of Anchorage, one of
the unscrupulous politicians who
is attempting to malign me before
the citizens of the Second Divi
• sion:
Nome, Alaska,
“ April 27, 1946.
“Senator Steve McCuteheon,
I “Anchorage, Alaska.
“I have before me a political let
ter which purports to have been
written by you to Samuel Kakki,
Nome, Alaska. This letter con
tains slanderous malicious delib
| erate lies in reference to myself
I and other legislators of the Second
Division. It is my intention to
bring legal action against you for
defamation of character.”
“Signed:
“Frank H. Whaley,
“Nome, Alaska.
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
RAYMOND JOHNSON AND
PAULINE FISHER WED
Raymond W. Johnson who is
employed by the U.S.E.D., and
Pauline Fisher were married yes
terday, Sunday, April 28, by the
U. S. Commissioner, Jack Dowd,
j Attendants at the wedding were
J Paul Downs and Margurite Lang
fitt.
SKIERS ENJOY FINE
WEATHER SUNDAY
Skiers who visited the ski area
yesterday found some of the best
snow and weather conditions of
the winter. The snow is very deep
for this time of the year and there
will be goon conditions at least
until the beginning of June. The
time and effort given by the Army
in operation of the ski-tow is a
major contribution to everyone’s
skiing pleasure. Skiers, don’t put
away your boards yet, for May
evenings will give you the best
skiing of the season.
JOE OMUAK RETURNS
FROM THE STATES
Joe Omuak, son of Mr. and Mrs
Bob Omuak returned home Friday
evening from the States.
SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props.
Prompt and Courteous Service
RED 19
NORTHERN
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Elecrtical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
Phone MAIN 105
Ask for a Democratic Ballot
Re-Elect
EDWARD ANDERSON
Democratic Candidate
For House of Representatives
PRIMARY ELECTION APRIL 30, 1940
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CANDLE ALASKA
Nome Headquarters — Wallace Hotel
— Contact —
JOE WALLACE, or GENE JACK
Frequent trips with passengers and freight between
Nome and Fairbanks via Deering. Candle, Kotzebue.
Kiana. Shungnak, Kobuk and Hughes.
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SMALL AND LARGE SHIPS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS