AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving Thursday were Carl
Riehl. Frank Hanley, and Mary
Schenck. Departing were D. N.
“Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Dod
deridge, and Sgt. Davenport.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers Thursday
were: Helen Fagerstrom, Ella
Bjornstad, Emmet Burns, and
“William Tufford, from Galena.
Outgoing passengers were: Cor
lieil Sherman, John Steffan, Sgt.
Edgar Alcott, and Sgt. Hans Rhi
fier.
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Bronaugh flew to Kotzebue with
Bill Peterson from White Moun
tain, and Richard Webb.
The Boeing will make a sched
uled trip to Gambel tomorrow,
Saturday.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
C. O. Roberts, Solomon; W. J.
Robertson, White Mountain; Carl
N. Riche. Anchorage; Robert B.
Bruce, Cape Nome; Bill Tifford,
Fairbanks.
The wartime Burma pipeline
over the high ranges of the Hima
laya mountains from India to
China has been sold for scrap for
a little over $100,000.
Hospital Notes j
Mrs. Robert Fisler of White
Mountain announces the arrival of
an eight pound, six ounce baby
girl on Thursday, March 21. The
baby has been named Roberta
Agnes.
Jacob Lincoln of White Moun
tain entered tie hospital yester
day.
Makes Things Hot
To Get Home
EVERETT, Wash., </P) — Vern
Welch, 19, a fireman second class
in the Navy, was so anxoius to get
home on a 30-day leave that he
helped fire the train which
brought him up from San Fran
cisco. He took the fireman’s place
when the crewman was injured
as the engineer halted the train
suddenly at a bridge damaged by
a western Oregon flood. And he
kept the boilers hot until the next
roundhouse was reached.
MINING, CONTRACTING
And INDUSTRIAL
EQUIPMENT
LOMEN
Commercial Co.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 311
On Ordinance of the City of
Nome, Territory of Alaska, vacat
ing that portion of Lane’s Way,
j-outh of Front Street and provid
ing for its r itification:
WHEREAS, that portion of
Lane’s Way, south of Front Street
has never been improved and has
not been used as a street or an
alley by the public, and,
WHEREAS, that portion of
Lane’s Way, south of Front Street
can be improved by a proposed
continuous bulk-head and created
into a City lot, accessible to the
public,
NOW, THEREFORE, be it or
dafned and enacted by the Com
mon Council of the City of Nome:
Section 1. In accordance with
and as shown by the official Nome
City plat, that portion of the street
known as Lane’s Way, lying south
of Front Street, is hereby declared
vacated and with-drawn from
public use.
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section Z. inis WUHIUIH-Csuaii
be submitted for ratification at
the Nome Ciy annual or general
election to be held April 2, 1946,
and upon the official general elec
tion ballots of said election. It
shall become effective immediate
ly upon its ratification by a ma^
jority vote of the qualified voters
voting at such election. The failure
of such ratification shall render it
void.
Section 3. The Nome City Clerk
is directed and authorized to give
notice and publicity to this Ordin
ance and its submission for ratifi
cation in the following manner,
A. —By posting copies of said
Ordinance within the City of
Nome at least thirty (30) days
prior to April 2, 1946, and at
the following places, City
Hall, United States Post Of
fice, United States Commis
sioner’s Office.
B. —By causing to be published
in the Nome Nugget, a newspaper
published at Nome, Alaska, once
per week for thirty '30) days prior
to April 2, 1946, notice of this Or
dinance and its submission for
ratification which shall include its
number, title, the general area
covered and the date said Ordin
ance shall be referred to the vot
ers for ratification.
Passed by the Common Council
of the City of Nome, a municipal
corporation of the Territory of
Alaska, in special session assem
bled the 6th day of March, 1946.
Approved March 6, 1946.
Edward M. Seidenverg,
Nome City Mayor.
Attest: Carrie M. McLain,
Nome City Clerk.
Publish March 8, 15, 22, 29.
Some Indian women in Quito,
Ecuador, wear mens’ hats.
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Will Rogers Had
No Enemy
J
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 22, </P)
Hollywood is having trouble with
the projected film story of Will
Rogers, says his son Will, Jr., who
signed up to portray the humorist.
Rogers, a Democrat, took time off
from his campaign for United
States Senator from California, to
tell reporters about the difficul
ties. “Script writers are having a
tough time introducing an element
of conflict. You see my father
never had an enemy. He always
said I’ve never met the man I did
not like. They may have to invent
a fictitious villain.”
Then there was the Scot who
never spanked his kids because he
hated the wear and tear on the
pants.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO VOTERS
The Poll Book for the registra
tion of voters for the forthcoming
Municipal and School Board elec
tion will close 5:00 P.M., Saturday,
March 23, 1946. Election will be
held April 2, 1946, in City Hall.
The following officers are to be
be elected:
Mayor; three members of the
Council for u term of two years;
City Treasurer; City Attorney;
City Clerk; and one member of
the School Board. Filing for the
above offices will close on March
27th, 1946.
Ordinance No. 311 for abandon
ing south portion of Lanes Way as
a street shall be ballotted upon.
CARRIE M. McLAIN,
34-53 City Clerk
The kangaroo is a broad jumper
par excellence, but when it comes
to high jumping he’s not so hot.
He can broad jump over 30 feet
but has difficulty clearing a four
foot fence.
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