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Airport Tidbits
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service, chang
ed his plans and will not
make his flight from Fair
banks to Nome until tomor
row, weather permitting.
Weather today prevented
the scheduled flight of the
Nome Airways plane from
Nome to Shelton and Tay
lor.
Hospital Notes
San Souci, veteran Nome
prospector and miner who
has been in the hospital for
some time, is receiving ex
cellent attention and is in
about the same condition.
Mrs. Wilson and baby
from Elim are receiving
care at the Maynard-Colum
bus hospital and are much
improved.
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Brother Wilhelm, from the
Pilgrim Springs Mission,
who was brought to Nome
by plane several days ago,
is a medical case at the hos
pital. He is much improv
ed, and is convalescing now
Dr. Charteris, health offi
cer at Nome, stated today
that henceforth, mail from
Fairbanks will not be fum
igated before it is distribut
ed at the local post office, in
view of the lifting of the
quarantine at Fairbanks,
and the non-appearance of
any further cases.
The doctor said, however,
that all passengers incom
ing on airplanes from Fair
banks andAnchorage would
continue to be examined
before being permitted to
proceed about their busi
ness with the public in
Nome.
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YOUNG MEN'S G. O. P.
CLUB AT ANCHORAGE
Anchorage, — A new pol
itical organization known
as the Young Republican
Club, has been organized
in Anchorage. Temporary
officers were elected and
committees named for per
fecting the organization.
Those interested in the
club said it is for “young
Republicans who are anx
ious to have a voice in poli
tical affairs and who desire
to take an active part in
framing the policies of the
party.
Temporary officers nam
ed were Clyde R. Ellis,
president. Harry Hill sec
retary. and Moritz Andre
son treasurer. W. K. Kell
er, Harry Long and Wil
liam Greig were named a
committee on constitution
and by-laws. Lyle Larsen,
R. C. Loudermilch and
Mortiz Andreson were nam
ed a committee to frame a
platform.
Moose Women To Give
Card Party and Dance
The Lady Moose will give
a card party and dance at
Pioneer Hall,Saturday, Jan
18th. Cards at 8:45 P. M.,
followed by dancing and
refreshments. General ad
mission will be 75 cents.
(For White Only.)
Phvllis Turner
Beauty Operator
Seiffert Flats
Telephone For
Appointments
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Appeals Public
Unearth Needy
Childs’ Cases
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frequent cases, it might be
advisable to expend some
of the funds in cases of
needy children.
What the Board of Trus
j tees wants is—the public to
:seek out cases of needy
children who require medi
cal or surgical attention, in
the Second Division and
bring the cases before the
attention of the Board. Fol
lowing the completion of
the fund-raising program
this year,the Board intends
making an active disburse
ment for needy cases, and
desires all cases of needy
children to be brought to
its attention.
Address all communica
tions to Chairman Thomas
Gaffney. Bohrd of Trustees
Paralysis Fund. Nome, Al
aska.
This is to be an active
campaign to bring relief to
needy children requiring
medical or surgical atten
tion. The public is request
ed to join in the program
and help bring about great
benefits to these children,
at present, known to be
suffering from slight ail
ments and etc., and whose i
parents and guardians can
not afford to have medical
attention rendered.
Your duty as a citizen
should prompt you to make
an active effort to determ-]
ine if there are needy child;
ren in Nome or on Seward j
Peninsula requiring this at
tent ion. A few are known,
now—find more !
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TONIGHT
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
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