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La gaceta., 1941-04-12

Washington, abril 12.-El de
creto del presidente Roosevelt,
publicado aver, abre a los bar
cos americanos ell Golfo de Alden
ell Mar Rojo y ell canal de Suez.
Todos esos lugares fueron ce-
rrados al concrete nOrteameri-
canO cuando Italia entr6 en- la
guerra. Existe la posibilidad de
que esos vapores pudieran ser
atacados por los submarines Y
aviones nazis cue operan en- ell
borde del c~ontinente ~africano.
Bristol, abril 12.-La avia-
ci6n nazi atac6 de nuevo a e.s-
ia ciudad, aver, y hoy ell primer
ministro Churchill entreg6 un II
tulo honorario, en- la UniverSi-
dad, al embajador americana
Winant. A las preguntas del pue
bio el jefe del g%obierno contest6
Tue a los nazis Sc les pagara con
a misma moneda.
Washington, abril l2.-Falle-
clio hoy otro de los heridos col
motive de la explosion en- la IA.
brica de p6lvora HERCULES. Sc
llamaba Richard Stanley.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

Algunos elementos "deSleales'
de la Agrupaci6n Benefica y
Cultural del Centre Obrero, des
leales por ser de alma totalita
ria, t~rataron de echar a la Jun
ia de Cultura del Centre Obre
no.
Hablaron los "rebeldeS' de ex
Dulsar a los LEALES de veras
la votaci6n qued6 empatada.
Manuel Gutierrez, ell presid5r
te, Y Panchito Vald6s hablaror
en- contra de la canolladd Y a
fin todoS Sc convencieron de 81
error.
Hasta csc punto llega la deS-
vergienZa de ciertos elementos
que hablan de democracia, Guar
do les convene, y son enemigoo
encubiertos y peligrosos de I
causa del pueblo republican, es
pahol, del pueblo americana Y
de todos los pueblos libres.
Les oprime ell aire de la liber
tad y la decencia, por cuanto
son partidarios de las dictadu.
ras y enemigos de los derechos
del hombre.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

Ell fascismo ltaliano, cobar-
de y pestilente, ACADIA de pu-
blicar en- Roma una caricatu-
ra en- la cual aparece una ga
IRA negra,, dibujada en- forma
de cuervo, con estas palabras 4:
Stati Unit d'America. GANGS
TER.
Los cobardes son ash. in
sultan y v~ociferan a distancia.
Glen mil norteamericanoS Sc
bastarian para derrotar a to-
dos los semihombres de Mus
solini......
Bien saben los e~nergGmenos
de camisa negra que 81 no fue-
ra por las divisiones "viSitan-
ties" de los nazis, va ellos hu-
biesen sido castigados por ell
pueblo italiano.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

La prohibition, amigo, esta
a gran distancia de la educa-
ci6n.
Prohibir ell consume de be-
bidas alcoholics, es violentar
sin educar.
Violentar... los derechos in
dividuales.
Cuando los ~pastores hablan
de Jesucristo en- relaci6n con
la violencia prohibicionista,
no puede decirse que sirven a
Dios......
Educar y transigir..... TODD
10 contrario de la tolerancia y
la educacion, son esas manic
bras para cerrar los Bares de
las sociedades latinas y de los
restaurantes de primer orden,
donde no hay muchachas pa
ra servir nj muchachas a las
cuales hacer proposiciones de-
nigrantes
Educar.... para una obra de
education estara siempre lis
to este peri6dico.
Los prohihicionistas no edu-
can, sine antagonizan y hosti-
lizan,
La gaceta., 1941-04-12
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Periodicos de Franco. = A robar tocan. = E
pensamiento mexicano. = "Complicaciones.'
= Fascismo y cobardia. - Educacion......

Todos los peri6dicos de Ma
drid, a tono con la infamia ma
ri, acaban de publican extern
SOS articulos en- favor de Ale
mania, por haber declarado la
guerra a Yugoeslavia y Gre
cha.
"Arriba," ell del cinismo in
finito, dijo que la ppaciencia
de Hitler Sc habia agotado."
iHasta csc punto llega ell
encanallamiento del fascismo
espanol!
La gaceta., 1941-04-12
INFORMATION DEL
PUERTO

Procedente Mobile entr6 a.
yer ell vapor americana Edward
Luckenback.
En- las pasadas "a horas par
theron ell vapor americana New
York, q vapor hondureno San
Luis. las motonaves hondurehas
Montague y Viola y el remolca-
dor Empire con la barca petro.
lera Pure Nulube.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12
Ell PROBUEMA DE LA PRO
HIBICION Y LA INTRAN-
N

FL %lunes. en- la casa ayunta-
miento, Sc efectuara un juicio
para escuchar testimonies sobre
la prohibition conditional q. al
gunos elementos proponen.
Presidira ell juicio los conf
tes de reglas y policia.
Pidese la asistencia al juicio
de todos los buenos elementOs
que Sc oponen al retorno de los
dlas del eOntyabandiSmo,
La gaceta., 1941-04-12
LA TRACTION DEL CORo
MEL FABIAN

Budapest, Hungria. abril IL.
Ell coronel Fabian, eUefe de
las fuerzas aereas en- Ell quintO
ejercito yugoeslavo, puso aver
sus aeroplanos y sus hombres a
disposition del nuevo estado sin
dependence" de Croacia. Inme-
diatamente Sc lie nombr6 jefe de
estadO mayor del eiercitO crOa-
La gaceta., 1941-04-12
NJ

Alfredo G. jesse, 26, y Sar,
Hill, %; Oscar Griffis, 33, =
George Inee Colsman, 80; Lloy.
George HERS, 26, y Bessie Vir-
ginia Van Iderstine, q; Leo.
nard Davis, "a. y Wilma Ho
ward, 10; Charles E. McNeal
"a. y Mildred Juanita Hobs. le,
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

Mejico, una democracia, a.
caba de condenar, como 10 hi
ciera ell gobierno de Estados
Unidos, la invasion de Yugoes
lavia Y Grecia por los nazis.
Ezequiel Padilla, ell minis
tro de Relaciones Exteriores,
habl6 ash: "Ese ataque del e.
jercito nazi debe servir como
un ejemplo y un despertar a
las personals que aun Green en-
que la neutralidad es una ga
rantla de paz y salvation"
"M6jlco, una Repdblica de
hombres libres, no podia pre-
senciar con indiferencia la
marcia agresora de los ma
zis." La autonomia de los pue-
bios pequenos esta sujeta al
capricho de los ~poderosos Es-
tados militares."
Compare listed, amigo, las
palabras del gobernante me-
jicano con la desfachatez e in
solencia de los peri6dicos ia
langistas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

Nuevas victimas del falan-
gismo o fascismo espahol: Va
lentin Gil Valiente, Mariana
Garcia Ruiz, Eusebio Gomez
Mariana, Rufo del Cerro y Jo-
sc Cruz Canine.
Fueron fusilados en- Toledo
ell dia 9 de abril.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

DE otro diario al servicio de
Franco: LAS relaciones entire
Espana y Grecia Sc enfriaron
en- las 1ltimas semanas y ell
ministro griego habia sido re-
tirado....."
FL ministro griego sc mar
ch6 para no seguir leyendo las
malditas exageraciones y los
atroces embustes de una prem
sa envilecida por la tiranfa.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12
P~alpitaciones dc
la colonia latina
PREGUNTAS SOBRE
5Debe ell gobierno de EStadOs
Unidos, defensor de la democra-
Gia, permitir la eXistencia de

dictadores en- los paises abarca.
dos pOr ell gobierno de la Casa
Blanca soStener cordiales rela-
clones de amistad con los regi-
menes que en- la America Lati-
ma oprimen a los pueblos y ego
herman" por medic de la vic.
lencia Y ell crimen?
GDebe Uncle Sam, que justi-
aieramente rechaZa las manos
manohadas de sangre de Hitler
y Mussolini, recibir en- este pals
"con grandes demostraciones de
simpatia" a los emisarios de los
dictadores de la America Lati-
ma?
JDsbe ell gobierno de Estados
Unidos hacer pr6Stamos a GO
biernos semitotalitarios que ne
representa- la voluntad popular
Y dominan por medic de la ley
de fugas, los encarcelamientoS
Y los "asesinatos misteriosOs"?
iDebe ell bondadoso Samuel a
ceptar a los embajadores o nj
nistros de gobiernos que Sc "pro
rrogan" a 81 mismo o no permit
ten elecciones imparciales y hon
radas, con desdoro de la demo-
cracia y desprecio de los dere-
chos del hombre?
IDebe la Casa Blanca otorgar
honores y considerations a los
embaiadores y ministries de
presidentes ladrones, asesinos y
moralmente inferiores a los IT,
ranos totalitarios de la vieja Eu
ropa?
mo tenemos ell sagrado de-
Der, 81 deseamos ell manteni-
miento de la democracia en- Ell
mundo, de velar pOr los dere-
chos de los pueblos. de las ma
clones pequehas de este hemis-
ferio?
5DebemOs proteger y ayudar
a presidentes bandidOs, deten-
tadores del sufragio, enriqueci-
dos por medic del robo y de pa
so.,. verdugos de los hombres
que no piensan como ellos?
5Debe calificarse de moral
mente limpia y politicamente
democratica la cOnducta de un
gobierno apoyado en- ell crimen,
en- ell latrocinio, en- la persecu-
ci6n, en- ell amordazamiento de
la prensa, etc?
lDebe ser tratado con esti-
maci6n ~ atlas considerations
un jefe de estado que atropella a
su pueblo, a sus hermanos, y en-
muchos casos 10 hace con Ia com
plicidad de bancos y mercaderes
extranjeros?
lDebe Estados Unidos seguir
permitiendo que los bancos nor
teamericanos sean los mayores
protectors de los presidentes
criminales y sin escrGpulos de
la America que habla ell idioma
espahol y ell idioma portugues?
lPuede ser un buen aliado de
la democracia ell gobierno que
dictatorialmente oprime, negan
doles sus derechos, a los HON
5res y m%ujeres de su propio
pals?
lPuede creerse en- la palabra
le un Presidente llegado al Po-
der por medic del erimen, es de-
eir, pasando por encima de las
libertades de sus compatriotas?
lPuede ser leal a su palabra,
como jefe de estado, ell DICTATOR
1ue ha traicionado a su propia
familia, a sus conciudadanos
para hacerse Millionaire?
lPuede Estados Unidos tole-
rar y ayudar a los dictadores
"pan-americanos" y conservar
al mismo tempo su PRESTIGE co
mo naci6n al servicio de la de-
mocracia y del derecho de gea.
test
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

Como a robar tocan..... los
hGngaros acaban de ~penetrar
en- ell territorio yugoeslavo y
los rumanos Sc preparan para
hacer 10 mismo.
Cuando la justicia retorne
a Europa, estos ladrones de
ahora, los de Roma, Berlin y
sus imitadores, seran barridos
para siempre.
Y todos tenemos la esperan-
"a de que Sc "apretaran los
tornillos" de modo que las que
rras Sc repitan cada Glen amos
O nunca, en- lugar de cada Gin
co, diez o 25 amos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

restaurantes de primer orden
merecen mayor respeto. Los
prohibicionistas quieren colo
carlos en- 81 mismo nivel de las
taheEpas de perdieidn,
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

sistir Y tomar despues la ini-
ciativa..... entonces quiza Tur
quia Sc decida a combatir en-
favor de su aliada.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

Ell 6rgano del partido comu-
nieta sueco, my Dag" refi-
riendoise a la aggression nazi
en- los Balkanes, aggression to-
talitaria ''negra y parda," es-
cribe; LAS mujeres y los nj
nos son asesinados por las
bombas y los p~royectiles. I'm
pueblo trabajador, pacifico,
ACADIA de ser lanzado en- ell tor
bellino de la guerra total. Ell
ataque aleman en- los Balka-
mes compiled las relaciones en-
ire Alemania y ell Soviet"
Habla de complicaciones... -.
pero Stain mantiene la boca
cerrada y a este Sc debe que
Turquia permanezca cruzada
de brazos mientras Grecia y
Yugoeslavia son invadidas.
Complicsciones... ique con-
sisten en- dejar que ell podero-
so atropelle al debill
La gaceta., 1941-04-12
Anibara en- la tarde de hoy el General Asensio
Reception e mel Centric Asturiano
Hablara ell lunes en- ell Centric Asturiano

la infamante combination d,
''franquistas," nazis, fascistas y
otros elementos partidarios de-
faSciSmo International.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

Ia. FL general Kvaternik ha or
denado Ell arresto de tOdos los
diputados servios que viven en-
.Croscia.
La gaceta., 1941-04-12

LPodran resistir las tropas
inglesas ell furioso ataque de
las divisiones motorizadas de
los nazis?
iLograran los mecanismos
ingleses igualar primero y SUI
perar despues a los alemanes?
81 IugiatsTTa eOnsigus re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
CIlungking
Blasted
by JapS
In,enatIonaI New. service Cable

SHANGHAI, July 81. - The
heaviest air bombardment ever de-
llivered upon frequently-raided
'Chungking was reported in Japa-
.nese dispatches today 10 have
wrought tremendous damage" in
the Chinese capital
Ut was in this attack that the
United States gunboat Tutuila
sustained minor damage when
TWO JAPANESE .BenabS landed in
the river only 10 feet from the
vessels anchorage in the So
called safety zone opposite
the Chinese capital. No casual
ties were suffered but an out
board motor launch and some
gear aboard the Tutuila were
dsmaged)
For seven solid hours yesterday
the largest fleet of Japanese
bombers yet hurled against Chung
king wheeled over the Yangtze
River city, unloading tons Of eX-
ploSives, according 10 the Japa-
neSe news agency. Domei. which
claimed considerable devastation.
"a Reuters dispatch from
Nichy quoted a message from
Chungking as saying the Soviet
embassy AZ the inland Chinese
capital was partially de-
stroyed" and the British En-
bassy again damagod9
The Chungking home Of an
American official. whose identity
was not learned Immediately. also
sustained damage, the extent of
which was not known.
Advices TO shanghai. meanwhile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

ADVERTIsFMFN'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
DtTCH QUEEN SPEAKS
- yutrsea Animal Newx s.ryice

/ London, July 31.-INS)-Queen
Avilhelmina Of The Netherlands,
driven from her homeland and the
Beat Of the vast Dutch empire by
German bombs. told the world to-
DAY ia a speech from this island
pf her exile that Dutch troops in
fhe East Indies would accept the
fikht"t they are attacked by Ger
nnny's Axis partner, Japan.
4 Carefully the ageing Quee n
stressed the fact that she and her
ADVISERS are constantly in con-
Sultation and collaborating closely
with the British and American
Eovernments."
\ Meanwhile British Foreign Sec
fetary Anthony Eden asked Japan
40 .feconsider her present policy
willie there still is time" and
kqincidentally warned Iran against
Herman infiltration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Affirnns
Neutrality

3 BANGKOK, Thailand, July 81.
<-Thailand early today affirmed
Der strict neutrality, and declared
fhat the Bangkok government has
met no pressure either military
or economic from any power. +"
K "A special communique. signifi-
cantly timed in the midst of a
growing tenseness in the Far East,
added:
Thailand has no anxiety
Aabout being the object of mill
ktary aggression by any foreign
spower."
n The statement said that Thai
band will mot become concerned
n any dispute arising outside its
borders but will carry on trade
relations with foreign countries
With a view toward maintaining
friendly relations with every
1Dpntry."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
.I-0ut Spy Drive
Spurred by Cuba

Z HAVANA. July 31-QNS)-
Edba pushed forward with an all.
cut anti-espionage campaign today
Mter President Fulgenclo Batista
revealed existence OF a secret
epunter.spy organization whose
bersonnei is known only to him
eli.
! House Speaker Gutierrez an
bounced he Will introduce a mea-
sure aimed at Nazis. Fascists and
-Falangists providing for deporta-
don of "totalitarian foreigners"
and prison terms for Cuban Fas-
cisis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

reported heavy Japanese troop
movements northwestward from
Tientsin in the direction Of the
borders OF Soviet-controlled Outer
Mongolia.
II was understood japanese
army authorities had mustered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
|kppon Premier
|Warns Prepare
|h Meet Worst

TOXIC, July 81. Prem e 7
prince FlInimaro Konoye warned
|tpday that in view OF the rapidly
changing world situation every one
lin japan must always be prepared
ITO meet the worst
Spanking before the sixteenth
Ir2enaty session OF the National
Investigation Com
hnittee. Konoye added significantly:
The government II doing
everything In its power to mobi-
IRE aIIthe resources Of manpower
10 meet any situation which may
arise In the future"
\ Meanwhile, the Japanese press
|centered its editorial fire on the
States and the Dutch
nndieS. accusing the Batavia gov
'ernment of trying 20 align itself
hyith America and Britain against
Japan.
PREPAREDNESS STRESSED
\ Toxic newspapers featured state
1nents by OSuke Miyamoto deputy
.ptesident of the planning board,
.swho said.
Tho government IA fully pre-
barred 20 measure up To any stu
q Alton developing or likely 10 de-
\ veiop In connection with the
= combination OF Britain and
= America I'm the Far East.
& There can be no question
= sbout the urgency of develop
Z ing Japan's fighting power on
4 IN emergency basis. Japan has
: planned its economy for the
hitter half of 1871 without re-
Z lying on supplies from Britain
i Or the United States"
4 DUTCH INDIES WARNED
i "A warning that the Neither
lands East Indies should take
heed of the Japanese military oc-
kupation of French Indo-China
Dyas published by the newspaper
Kpkusi1in.
lComrnenting on the East Indies
erhbar4o on oil shipments to
1epan the paper said:
\ The Netherlands East Indies
\ action, following British and
\ American leadership, IL nothing
\ but & manifestation OF hostility.
\ 'It viii be fortunate for her
self n the East Indies realize
1 the motive behind the increase
4 ef troops in French Indo-C China"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Gen. Hugh 3. Johnson,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

$4,000 Chinese laborers TO help
erect Notifications along the So
Wet Siberian frontiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
This Year the Label Tells the Story

Sears cooperate with Uncle Sam who demands that
every article containing wool shall bear q label de-
seribns the content. Tbs protects you, tbs eon-
sumner. We're proud 10 announce that every article
in this Sale bears the required label. LOOK FOR IT
BEFORE YOU BUYl
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09
PAA TAKES NAME PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS IN ALASKA TOO

Effective May l, the initials PAA stand for only one thing in st:ad of two. Familiar to Alas kans for many years as a handy way of referring to Pacific Al aska Airways, PAA now means Pan American Airways, in Al aska as elsewhere. The Pacific Al aska Airways nomenclature is being dropped.
 Articles of incorporation, nam- ing Alaska agents for service, have been filed with Territorial Auditor Frank A. Boyle by Pan American AirWays, Inc. Agents designated are as follows: First Divison, R. E. Robertson and M E. Monagle, Juneau; Second Div ision, Michael J. Walsh. Nome Third Division, Clyde R. Ellis Anchorage; Fourth Division, Mat rice T. Johnson, Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09
STORK VISITS
 ABOARD AIRPLANE

Pilot Bill Munz lost a rae with the stork today. He was fly ing his wife from their home at Taylor to Nome, when high up over the Sawtooth Mountains she gave birth to a seven pound two ounce baby boy. Mother and child arrived at the local hospital about twenty minutzs later, where both are doing very nicely according to pr. Thomas Nor com. Only other passengers aboard the plane were Emil Lau- in and Jack Kelly, two we'll known miners of this section.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09
BOMBERS REMAIN
 OVERNIGHT AT GANIBELL

The two B-13oA Army Air Corps bombers which arrived from Anchorage Wednesday un- der command of Capt. Jack Dono- hew, made a flight to Gambell on St. Lawrence Is. yesterday and remained at that place overnight. The first such flight by an Army plane was made on Monday of this week. The two Air Corps ships returned to Nome today and after staying overnight an icipate a flight to Pt. Barrow to- morrow if weath-r permits. From Pt. Barrow they will re turn to Anchorage.
 The Air Corps officers were very enthusiastic about the fight St. Lawrence Island, terming t as "a wonderful experience for people from the States" While at Gambell they had the opportun- ity to observe the reindeer h'srd which is owned by the commun- ity.
 Most of the return flight was made at an altitude of 800 feet due to fog and haze. Mail was carried on the trip.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09
MIROW ACTIVITIES

Wednesday, Pilot Sasseen ar rived Nome from Anchorage via Fairbanks with the following pas : ngers:
 Charles Washburn
 C. E. Rhcedes
 George P. Madsen
 Roy Summers
 SaSsen left for Anchorage win Mrs. Eben for Unalakleet and is to return to Nome tonight with passengers.
 Pilot Bob Long is going to Deering to fright between Deer ing ard Keenan's Camp.
 Pilot James Robert Lorg. of Anchorage, has been with Mirow Air Service since February in the capacity of mechanic.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09
Committee To Await Nome C of C Communication

 The Northwestern Alaska Cham Der of Commerce received a re- ply from MT. Rx Green, Chair man, Committee on Territories, as follows:
 Retel your communication will be brought to attention of com mittee and considered by it be- fore action is taken on HR- 1897
 Rex Green, Chairman
 Territories Committee The Board of Directors will meet next Tuesday to further dis cuss the matter.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09
Pioneers Declare Against ReappOrtionment In Alaska Legislature

The Pioneers of Alaska at their meeting held last evening at the IOOF Hall decided to meet only once a month during the sum mer and fall.
 The proposition of reallocating the Territorial Membership as provide d in HR-4397 was taken up by the Igloo and on motion the Committee on Resolutions was instructed to prepare resolu tions objecting to the Bill and to insist that there be no change in the laws as they stand today. They believe that owing to the conditions still prevailing in Al aSka and to the Sparsity of the population that there should not be, change in the present sys- lem of representation in our Al 2ska Legislature. The Housz con- taining twenty-four members has served Alaska so far and there is no apparent reason why it should be changed at present.
 The Committee was given pow CT to present the Resolutions tc the Officers of the Igloo in or. der to expedite the subject. | was also decided to send copie. of the Resolutions to all the oth. CT Igloos asking them to prepare similar resolutions to be for warded to the Delegate and tc Rex Gre-n, Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions.
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The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH

Miss Constance Erickson,
 Superintendent 1l:00 a.m.-Church School 5:30 p.m.-Worship service. Sermon topic: Mothers the World Has Known Babies will be baptised at this service.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor

Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
 11:00 a.m.-Church School
 A Mothers Day program will be given. Flowers will be given to all present.
 7:45 pm. = Worship service. Sermon topic: Honor Thy Mo ther." The vocal trio will sing a Mothers Day song.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09
Airways News
PAA Activities

An Electra piloted by Savory arrived in Nome this afternoon with the following passengers: J. R. Fritch
 Joe Crabtree
 Bill Watkins
 M. Sullivan
 George Hite
 The thre- PAA Electras which arrived Nome Wednesday with mail and passengers returned to Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09

(Note All sangs subject to change without notice)
 M J. WILCOX, Agent
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09
WIEN A 1IVri1ES

May 8 - Pilot Frank Whaley cam in from the Kougarok with express and left for the Kougar- ok and Teller in the afternoon with Jules Gunderson and ex- press for Rainbow. Albert Miller, Hiene Mu.ller and Grace Blatch- ford were passengers from Teller to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09

George P. Madssn, co-owner of the Polar Bar, arrived back in Nome Wednesday, after win ter spent in the States with his family.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09

Today, Pilot Whaley left for the Kougarok and Deering with express and will return to Nome via Teller with express.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09

Pilot Lund returned from Shishmaref and Diomede Island with Jacob Ahkinga.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-09

Pilot Whaley made a second trip to Teller with Mrs. Lyman Culver and two children. Dwight Milligrock and one other passen ger from Diomede Island were passengers from Teller to Nome.
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Defense
Stamps Urged
AS Prizes
Clubs Asked to Aid
In Publicizing
Savings Program

The use of Defense stamps as en-
tertainment prizes and entrance fees
for benefits was recommended by
leaders of Women's clubs at meet
ing yesterday at the Sulgrave Club
Approximately 40 organizations
were represented at the session
which was called by the Womens
Division of the District of Colum-
bia Defense Savings Committee to
enlist support of women in the sale
of Defense bonds and stamps
Declaring that the Defense saw
ings program was the greatest edu-
cational program ever given to the
people of the United States" Orville
S. Poland, staff assistant to the
Secretary of the Treasury, urged the
women to interest themselves in
spreading knowledge of the bonds
and stamps among the people OF
their communities.
Several of the club leaders de-
scribed ways in which their organ