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The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
WIEN A 1IVlilhS

May 31 - Pilot Frank Whaley made a flight north with express. Rev. McTIugh was brought from the Springs to Meme and Lyman Culver, Tell-r to Nome.
 P.lct Lund returned from Fair banks with mail and express.
 June l - Pilot Lund made the mail trip from Golovin to Ungal- ik. Passengers carried were Ha- gel Merrifeld, Nom to Haycock; Lars Soasuk and Bill Odun, Un- galik to Unalakleet; MT. and Mrs. Frank Ga5er, Unalakleet to Nome and one other, Golovin to Nome
 Pilot Whaley made a flight to Council with express. H. Larson and w. Brookins, Council to Nome.
 Another flight was made to Whit. Mountain and Solomon. Waltsr Simon, J Apcdruk ard Paul Buck were passengers for Solomon.
 Today Pilot Whaley made a flight to the Kougarok with eX- press.
 Pilot Lund left for Teller, Wal es and Shishmaref with Meta Mueller, J. Hull and A. Polet for Tell-r and Mrs. GoshaW for Shish maref.
 Trips are scheduled for Hay cock, Fairbanks, and the Kougar- ok.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
s. s. BERING TO MAKE ARTIC CRUISE - CAPT. WHITLAM IS ABOARD AS PILOT 4

The Alaska Steamship Com pany announce the sailing of their Steamer ''Bering" on June 2Oth to points in the Arctic which were formerly served by the Bureau of Indian Affairs Motor ship North Star The Boring will call at the following ports:
 Nome, King Island, Diomede Is land, Kotzebue, Kivalina, Point Hope, Point Lay, Wainwright, Point Barrow.
 Captain Whitlam former Cap tain of the North Star will be aboard the Boring on her Arctic trip as Pilot.
 Cold storage and perishables for Nome can be booked on this trip also.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
Special Program At Chamber Tuesday

The first meeting of the North Wea.arn Alaska Chamber of Com meree, of this fiscal year, will be held at the Nevada Grill, Tues day noon. This is a social meet ing, and all who are int rested in the development of the North western Alaska Territory are in- vited to attend. Meetings of this type will be held once or twice a month, and th-re will be a special program at each meeting. This week Dr. Thomas Moreom will give a brief lecture on his recent visit to the pyramids of Mexico.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
MlROW ACTIVITIES,

Pilot Sasseen arrived from An chorage at 2:25 pm. Saturday, with the following passengers: MT. and Mrs. Evans
 Miss Lucy Bourdon
 Harold Rynes
 Palmar Regstad
 R. " Lindsey
 Mrs. J. BroadWell
 Earl C. Ward
 32 pounds of mail was also carried.
 Pilot Bob Long arrived from Dahl Creek Sunday.
 Pilot Sasseen left for Anchor age Today at am. with Mrs. A. Sambo and two children.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
Airways News
PAA Activities

A PAA Electra, Pilot Herm Joslyn and co-pilot Richard Haw- ley arrived Nome from Fair banks this morning with mail, express and the following pas sengers:
 Ralph Reat
 Rosiland Rank
 Jeanne Davidson
 Mr. and Mrs. o. s. Weaver
 G. R. Jackson
 Another Electra with a load of passengers and possibly some mail is xpected to arrive Nome tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Mrs. James Davidson, the form CT Jeanne Mozee, who was mar ried about three weeks ago in Seattle to U. D., was an arrival today via PAA. Mrs. Davidson is the daughter of U. s. Marshal B. B. Mcgee and is a msmber of the staff of the Miners & Mer- chants Banks. MT. Davidson, who Is connected with the Bon Marche Store, preceded the bride to Nome having arrived a week ago.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 SOCIAL MEETING

All members and all interest ed in the development of North western Alaska are invited to at- tend the noon luncheon meeting to be held Tuesday, June 3, New ada Grill. Special program with Dr. Thomas MOrcOm telling of his visit to the pyramids of Mexico. Committee will be appointed for the years work.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Northwest ern Alaska Fair Association will be held on Wednesday, June 4th, 1941, IOOF Hall, 8 pm.
 Four directors to be elected All stockholders are urged to at tend.
 A. POlet Acting Secretary
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
FIRST BOAT OF SEASON s. s. DERBLAY ARRIVES

The Alaska Line frieghter s. s Derblay arrived in the Nome roadstead at about II o'clock last night. Three passengers fer Nome were: John Fi7ch r, Jr., J. A. Hull, and J. R. Smart. Unloading by lightering equipment of the Lomen Commercial Go. started immediately.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Eric John Seaburg was taken into custody by the U. s. Mar shaPs Office on Friday and is be ing held under observation as to his mental conditions. He has been employed by the U s S R x M Co. and was undergoing hos pitalization at the time he was taken into custody.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Thet unique and humoroua and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse Letter. heads and Envelopes. have beer brought strictly uptodate, and are now available at the Nugget ofb ce.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

MT. o. s. Weaver, president and owner of the Northern Light & Power Co. and Alaska Tele- phone and Telegraph Co.,, and Mrs. Weaver returned to Nome today via PAA concluding busi n.-ss and vacation trip to South ern California.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

MT. c. R. Jackson, president of the Miners & Merchants Bank. was an arrival on the Electra to day after having spent the last six monehs in tn States combin- ing business and a vacation.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

After several months spent in the States, Mrs. Kenneth Rank arrived aboard the Electra today to rejoin her husband who is in charge of the U. s. Mercantile Co. here.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
FUNERAL NOTICE

Funeral services for Frank Mil Ter ST. will be held Wednesday at 2 pm. at the Federated Church
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Pilot Don Emmons of Ferguson Airways arrived Nome Saturday with the following passengers: Jim Haley from Deering and Mrs. Bert Beltz and Leo Armstrong from Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Frank Miller, aged 84, from Tel Ter, died at the hospital on Sun day, June l, 1941.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Walter Wickman from Ungali is a patient.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Mrs. Bernard Vogen gave birth to a baby boy on May 31, 1941, at 5:29 am. The baby weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Mrs. Earl Towner gave birth to a baby boy on May 28, 1941, at 3:30 pm. Baby weighed pounds 6 ounces.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Edward Sagoonick from Ungahk is a patient.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Mir. Mike Kaputa was admitted to the hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Rhubarb With Ham Slices
Makes Tasty Combination

SUMMER MEALS can be so
refreshing when use Is made Of
fresh fruits. Here is a menu
L.zks1g advantage of them to the
fullest.
We frequently serve pineapple
with ham. Try rhubarb with
ham and see what a nice favor
you get by the combination.
Todsy's Menu
Baked ham slice with rhubarb
Baked Potatoes Nodded Salad
Strawberries
Orange cream biscuits
Tea or coffee
Ham With Rhubarb
/ slice ham (about IL inches
thick)
u ID. rhubarb, cut into 1-lnch
pieces
X cup water
n cup sugar
n orange, sliced thin
4 whole cloves
Wipe ham with damp cloth
and place In baking dish. Sim
mer rhubarb and water together
for 3 minutes, add sugar and
pour mixture over ham.
Top with orange slices and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

cloves and bake, covered, in hot
oven (400 degrees F.) for one
hour. removing cover for last Is
minutes. Serves four 10 six.
Nodded Salad
/ pkg. lime or lemon favored
gelatin
1 cup hot water
1 cup cold water
2 tablespoons vinegar
II teaspoon salt
/ cucumber
s or 6 radishes
2 small carrots
Add hot water TO gelatin. STIR
ring it thoroughly to dissolve it.
add cold water, vinegar and salt,
and set aside TO cool until II
starts to thicken Wash cucum-
Der and cube.
Wash radishes and slice thinly,
wash and scrape carrots and
slice, add to slightly thickened
gelatin, pour into shallow pan
which has been rinsed in cold
water and put In refrigerator
until serving time.
Cut gelatin into squares, round
or fancy shapes with cookie
cutter and serve on nests of
lettuce with mayonnaiase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Jungle Jim Gets
Out Of Tunnel

Jungle Jim has found his way
through J-7s secret tunnel and
has finally reached his house.
Waiting in the cellar until J-7 has
entered the tunnel, Jim energies
from the closet where he has been
hiding and steals softly upstairs.
Silently he opens the library door
and comes face to face with Kitty
ST John.
Such is the situation which
"Listeners-in" will find when they
tune their radios to this weeks
Jungle Jim program to be heard
over Station WJBK at 4 ID. m. to-
morrow. the program being based
on the Jungle Jim" adventure
cartoon appearing in The Comic
Weekly with The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Jungle Jim explains to Kitty
his plan of action which. carried
out, leads Kitty into danger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28

proved that every bullet in each
of the eight gun-belts was in
place.
There were other fights, some
in swirling masses OF English anq
enemy formations, and a few
with isolated fighters, cut off from
the herd.
EASY-SOMETIMES
Sometimes Christie brough I
down his victim in a few staccato
seconds. sometimes he jockeyed
for minutes before squeezing his
gun-button and watching his fire
eat into the metal sides of a
Messerschmidt.
Cant explain IT," he pom
dered. Sometimes I'D give the
guns n quick. seconds burst,
and down the fellow would
tumble. Other times I'd have
him squarely In my sights and
give him a good dose and moth
ing would hsppen--just didn't
happen TO hit a vital spot"
Then came the day over the
mouth of the Thames that Christie
himself was knocked down. He
was fighting an escort of MesSer-
schmidts while the Nazi bombers
went on 10 bomb London.
There were plenty of Them"
he said, land I recall seeing two
OF the ships collide In q terrific
smash-almost head-on.
1T was the first time that I
had seen that happen. and 1
must have let my attention
wander. For. the next minute,
BAN. In the fash OF an eye
my cockpit was q churning mass
Of fame and I remember putting
my arm up to shield my face
that's where I got this burn.
PULLS RIPCORD
Fortunately the blast and
semi-explosi0n must have forced
my glass hood hack and blown
me out into the air. Because 1
found myself falling-boy. I'll
never forget the sudden, de-
-lici0us sensation of that cool air
as 1 plunged down.
81 felt around cautiously as
tImbled to see how badly l was
hurt. seemed almost as though
I had lost the sense of feeling.
i recall taking q careful look at
my burned sleeve and seeing red.
raw, giistening flesh of the arm
where the skin had stripped
away In milky-white strips.
And presently, with q bit Of
shock, realized that 1 was
plunging toward the ground at
120 miles per hour and II
wanted to live I'd better yank
that ripcord.
"How long I fell I have no
recollection now, but II must'se
been close TO minute. 1 remem-
Der thinking about my burning
plane and worrying whether il
would fall somewhere inland In
an English town"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Walter WincheIl
On Bs'OMllscMy
The New York Scene

Tr.a, n.rl R,en.r,d cop,usnl. 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
DOCTORS WAITING

On the ground below surgeons
were waiting with ambulances and
medical kits, ready to attend both
English and enemy filters. So soon
after he hit the water, where he
floated around in his Mae West
he was bundled in wads of oil.
soaked cotton and gauze, beng
rushed toward a base for Skin
gratis and convalescence.
THE real story In my outfit"
said Christie, lis about my
squadron leader. Douglas Bader
"a legless chap, who has per-
formed miracles I'm the air."
Bader, commanding the aIl-Ca-
madam squadron of which Christie
is member, had lost both legs in
pre-war air accident. one being
amputated just above the knee and
the other close to the hip.
But when war came. the RAJ
waived its usual physical regula-
tons and. in the frantic need for
experienced pilots, let Bader fly
a Hurricane with the aid of arti-
fetal limbs.
BEYOND AGE LIMIT
Not only that but he is 81. far
beyond the limit allowed by strict
Raj rules for fighter pilot.
The authorities tried to ground
him, related Christie.
But Bader said: I'll show
you, jumping into a Hurricane
and virtually making the ship
talk. He could do more with a
plane without his legs than
most Raj pilots could with both
OF theirs. So when he came
down he just said: What about
IL. gentlemen They shrugged
and marked him At and he's
been at IL ever since"
Christie was married last week
In one of the major social events
OF the Montreal Winter. And
soon he will receive a manila en-
velope franked "On Fl. M. S." and
read the terSe, blunt order inside.
Lieut.. g. r. Christie Is or
dered to Immediate duty In Eng
land
His momentary paradise is bub-
ble-frail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Training for Track in THIS Weather

ETINeE passing the Etinse fheatef which named
for him which he
CARRIED hero jogging along Central shvvvvve
temperatures The beaney sign Please don't the
we said Trip The contened chlorine midtown
rubbing her leg a
the Stock Exchange at 30l Broadway
brokerages atS3l The sma-town
o. Henry described him. making the
willing TO take anything"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Cab Gets High silk Polish

RATHER DUFFS statue in Duffy the Palace Theaer
and the smile his face think deectbecause all
the soldiers leave who gather there The cabbe 47h
street and Broadway polishing the hood of his with silk
nmenonabes editors would The facade of the
Music Box Theater looks though waiting
Hayes to play the balcony from r. j. Sign
truck We hang live" The patriotic old timer soemny
sautng the flag waving from passing
Radio City stopping to look the people!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
MabeI's His and He Can Have Her

TIVE elevation of the McGra"IIhl edfce And sreetan
architectural rhapsody blue The derects who could
meal Misunderstanding crumbs to the Bryant Park
The scrbblng Tenth 50th Billboard Mabel
Is Hymes Valentino And under the He have
her! Sixth spaghetti shop: This place
and operated Greek The khaki waiting line
The early morning And street buek shows to sight
you'd believe photographer
a girl o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Careful! Girls Pictures Present

FIE shop Sixth which parrots
themselves"
make debuante blush The billiard parlor the Side
with Watch language please
have girls pictures all the place. The of baking
Line Broadway Rose featuring a monocle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Toss Of Her Head for Competition

MADISON street Of Columbia
Au Broadcasng An elderly couple buskng eoinhe with
accordion singing passing while
she'd reach tall did she'd head back
high
school girl pactcng her shorthand by down the
bulletins
they the bookShop Capitalize
Insomnia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28

TIVE rewboy ~s the furlned eoeskeepng
with ms gutter fire The Florida The
IN lower Broadway besnery AN cat for 30 cents
parading cafe
carrying portable radio Radio City Music Hall where you
purchase disturb others during
The The Polo Yankee Stadium standing
around like orphans waiting and baseball make them
likeness
of Lana Turner above reading: Hot Dishes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Raj Heroes
CONTINUED from Page Fi,e)

Continued from Page Five)
the Spitfire was being overhauled
proved that every bullet in each
of the eight gun-belts was in
place.
There were other fights. some
in swirling masses OF English and
enemy formations, and few
with isolated fighters. cut off from
the herd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Policeman's Horse Doesn't Care

NE ferry boats nighke glowing
midnight blackness The steady clopclop of the
NOSES through Central Park between and The calm
indifference of polcemans
HIM The rude showing and pushing of New Workers during
subway shhours The chici cackng the theaer Hobbies
lneron The shows eayesdropping the critics
premiereso catch opinion The pt-pa pickaninne
IN the store foyers along The Great Watt Way
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kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku.
Miliiarde "a "Odbranu".

Washngtona avljaju Sjednenih po
roa 1910 godine S98000O0O00 potrosila o
godine cd Prvog Svkog Rata Ia poe
troso dive miarde doara Ali izgleda
uspored sta bagajna zem poro posovne
godine.
Predsednik Roosevelt budes b nekako
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ko sedamnaest miard doara oskv federane vade
ukJucuju rokove iii kako putokra
"nacionana odbrana dne godne storji
lie federalna vlada porosa
acse 1919 koo u trokovi posedn godne Prvog Svkoe
Rata TIE godne roSak ederane Wade
Roosevelt traz godine mira potrosi
ko Kongres odobr Rooseveov zaev zgeda
eodna mira HOSTAGE mard poslov-
godine 918 jednu mijardu najkup godine
u istoriji
Cd $l081 100000 potrosice ikucvo
prpremu godine
potrosa proportional
Roosevelt traz d godne potro wise ka
zema bee direkno uvlaeena
roskova Wade Sjednenh
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zgovor Pedsednika Rooseveta eksraordna
troskoye pogas
aAo njegova cpasnost1 kosta wise
svetskog ee1n konju
penje Roosevelt!
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Akutno stanje agriculture industrije.

Vladino Odelene Agriculture Washngtonu, podnelo
edan izvea amercke agrkuurn industrje
sanae da e sta hrdavom zbog pooceg krvopro
Pre- poceka Drugog Svetskog Britannia
trecinu
kupovaa drugu trenu, do
posiednj dec Evrope nimao uvska agrkuurn
ndusre dok Britannia zaborava agu
nrnh produkata da kupu produk amer6ke
dustrje.
vestaj dale vel da e bla drukca Prvog
skog Rata Tada e Britannia kupov amer6k hrane
odos posednic agriculture prozvodnje dobse
e Kada Drug Svetsk Rat haaplvo agrkuu
nih kapaa cd vesea igrao nadaIi opet vekom
profitu. Sada pao somak poveca
i'm e oduzeo mao place inai
Agrkultuno Odeene test nadom d pose pjaca
opustosenih zemaa bit proguta
rcke agriculture industrije
sada treba da sasvm ano zbog senatori
agrikuurnog Zapada mnoge druge kapital
9rikuturne ndusrje Naravno ola b dob profa
bog oga sto i'm haapljvo place mlone mrvh
pisva adanja mona zivih adnka Agrkul
urno Odelen rece da ii kaptaist zudno ocekva
i'm rat podG znaci da spuno nihovo
ocekvane oni b bill rukama krvoproce su
terijs'a!
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BespOslica nece, pa nece da mas ostavi.

Prema "Outlook'u casopisu c. besposca a
sto bse uu kad odbane
Porast beposlice dugu besposnim
grikutunim radnicima
industru Drugm
sto &c dob poslove 194l. godine.
oktobru asop vel bo e s919oO iii okruglo de-
vet miona besposenh radnka Sa
ocekuje besposca
kao sto bese juu mesecu
Owl izged protvreenosti izgledma Perknse
nedavno da &c bro besposlenh preko
mliona ali pomenut casop vel koji
(Nastavak ma a srani)
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Noyi Sovietsko-nemacki trgovack ugovor.

Ma Sovjetska vada potpsaa sa ma
c;stkom vladm koi Sc sao ednom tao
usanovena granca zeme Sa drugom
tacm doso stanovnsvo nemackog poeka
ako ie vono tako usko stanov
nistvo predema preselit Sovetskoj Rus
Ali nagavnja este njegova trgovacka
doe Wade da da e
pros obm meduobne trgovine Soveska vada ce Sc
trud hrane prodaje Hlerovoj vadi,
podna &c prvo wise masnerije Pored
hane Soveska e prstaa Nemacko podavat ule
drugi material.
Jamacno ie da su Sc demokrae nakostree kada Guile
obnovu trgovackog Brna lives
tia rece:
81" Sovjetska Junija kopia da 1941 skla
drugim zemljama ratuucm
ratujucm."
Pravda e jos ostrije napaa demorae zbog toga sto
(Nastavak 4. strani)
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti.
Britaniji ''manjka" hrana.

Il Londona avljaju da Britannia patti
narcotic opaa mankavost Ma sedmog
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januara tojest dan naedb doa
Aojom Sc ia svota spusca 23c. nedeju
ako izgleda da naredba poka kako radnke
taste Wdecemo da uto Buduc
drustvom nj jedna poeka naredba pokrva
drugu kasu zbog jednaka
"a kaptalste Evo kako oasnava neednako
militia koa moze da d nedeu reauracama
manjknja nu pogada naredba
Drugim recma canovi kaptastcke kase
iko god i'm debe stomach podne Radnicka kasa
da jede
Sada moe razumet zasto britanka vada
amrcku hranu daa da poros
zbog kaptaistcku
ptalisticka vada suz dovono
ka edu proju kao prav robov.
Kako inferno izgeda edeca
rece narodu radnckoj ka zmedju steka
j sobode"!!!
tt britanski "demokrati' obraza
ea branskog radnka "boga cd djte nemackog
bi britankm radnicima skenu paznu zaa
anske krvoocne "demokraske" putokat
savnvat svoju mzernu detu kapiackom bogatom dom
oni mogu doci do kapaste ms
fadnicl ne dodJu ma pcsao sc daio sVe s'o suz1
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Nesretno stanie 3'begunaca" Francuskoj.

avau 10 januara da e odbjane Wade SednJenh
rzava da nrm "bequnc" IL ostavlo vro
akutnom stanju.
vel hiade stranskh rancuskih 'begunaca zine
pate uzasno lonsta brzo sagradnim
barakama manjka Pored toga zine
e tano hadne nego bio posednh nekolko godna
edstveno bolest zbg manJkaost
opreva kada Sc ovome gladovan predavi
ii patnja tog nesretnog sveta.
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zbegica mnogo povratit okupanim
Fancuske Pa onda tim ogorima su potlck kvcl
-" "komunsr. Kakva tragedija!
To bese ne radn kas pokaza vidne
make "a borbu kapazma Tada fancuski komu-
nist" upa oest tei mogi odvest radnke
Revolucu Etc in sada koncenaclonm ogorlma
has kao nemacki behu zadoen refomzmom
ezutat posobno radnke kase
da e u stanju da izvojue oslobodjenje
Jest tragediju poradJa neizmer-
no bezumlje!