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La gaceta., 1943-09-15
-PREGUNTA.
Ell PARQUE CUSCADEN
-INTERRoGANDo.
-WALLAC PIENSA.
Ell CoSTo DE LAS SUBSISTENCIAS
-BADoGLIo "LLORIQUEA"
-ToMADA BRYANSK.

Conteste ell Sr. HixOn a esta pregunta:
"iCuantos obreros "latinos" utiliza en- ell
distrito del condado que desde hace algdn
tempo viene representando?
FL alcalde Chancey, honrando a la mi
noria latina, lie ha dado ell "a por ciento
de los empleos de la mu~nicipalidad a los
ciudadanos de origen espanol, italiano y
cubanO.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

do para aquellos mems
nos de edad) todavia pa5
un ano de estudiOs en-
nocturnal.
Despues de la escush
ell estudiante pObre pua
paz de conseguir una ID
senando una o dos mater
de ~conseguir una bea :
sus meros gastos de TA
c~alificaciones 10 han ID
Por otra parte, 81 esn|
fallan, tcdavia puede ~
que lie esta permitidO
tos estudios como su Ha
permita. Por 10 tantO, sd
nos de estudiOs, pre-ms
carrera medica, puedA
Sc a diez o doce amos; 4
81 no Sc titula de men
p~recisamente por ser ?
Por supuesto, tOda' !
lidades para ell estudiii
harlan dificilmente que
paraiso para estudianta
truccion fuera de IN
baio. Afortunadament'
ell case. La Facultad q
en- MontevideO eS una =
iores. La Ingenieria J
tura tienen excelen's
Las Aries, las CienclaA
logia, DerechO, aunque
guirse son aceptable''
t. pobre en- este psl'3
paraiso de estudianIs
traicionado dandoSele
en- Iugar del pan intsiS.
manejo de la educacl0n
tudiante sin medios a'lg'
"a
quay, como en- otrOS
beza a otras naciOn'' !
poderosas. (WorldOVef !
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
Chmmgas y No ChMngas

son, ell director de rehabilitation economl-
ca.
Trata ell gobierno de darle a la naclon
ell nivel que las subsistencias tenian en- sep
tiembre de 1912; pero contra ell gobierno
Sc "~desenvuelven" los mercaderes de po-
cos escrGpulos y los 'mercados negros".
Para darle a la "inflaci6n" un golpe
definitivo, que la quebrante, conveniente
es que los consumidores colaboren con la
OPA la "War Food Administration.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

Cuando ell terTeno del senior Cuscaden
fuera cOmpr9do v convertible en- un
PARQUE DE RECREO para los nihos ''la-
tinos'', votaron a favor los concejales D.
Arpa, Pacheco, Emerson, Rosenthal, NJ
ccio, Raglan, .Snipes, Epps y Campbell.
En- contra, ell Sr. HixOn, que ahora di-
ce querernos mucho, y Ell Sr. Frazier.
La votaci6n Sc efectu6, en- la Casa Con-
s%istorial, ell dia 20 de febrero de 1884.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

Estas palabras acaban de ser pronun-
cladas por un ilustre c~iudadano de la Anne
RIGA del Norte, muy querido en- la Ameri-
ca que habla los idiomas espanol Y portu-
CUES, ell vice-presidente Wallace: "Ha lie
gado la bora de que Sc haga una nueva de-
claracion de libertad EN- beneficio del HON
bre comdn de todas parties. Necesario es
impedir que broten en- ell future nueyos
dlctadores. Debemos dar a la democracia
ell primer lugar IN ell mundo".
Convene a la naci6n y a la humanidad
que ell ciudadano vice-presidente Wallace
sea reelecto en- compania del ~presidente
Roosevelt; pero contra Wallace conspiran,
en- Ell sur y EN- otras regiones, grupos que
frecuentemente hablan de democracia, pc
70 la entienden a SUI manera.
La democracia debe aplicarse, por en-
tero, no solo en- este pals, sino en- las repii-
blicas que Mr.. Wallace recientemente yisi
tara.
Hay muchos pueblos oprimidos en- la
America; pero los dictadorzuelos Sc incli-
nan reverentemente ante todas las ''indi-
caciones" e 'insinuaciones' de la canci-
Iberia norteamericana.
Justo es liberar a Europa Y Africa /.
mas sin olvidar que en- la America Lati-
ma hay abundancia de gobernantes crue-
les, ladrones y antidemocraticos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

Els una enorme 10.
un pueblo pierda Ia y
mo.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

Els doloroso para "
frentarse con una
la c~iudadania tan'O 9,
nantes como en- los =
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

Yucatan ha maren..
guardia de las coIlqu
ricas de la RevOlu'l0l
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

Cuando ell ell ayuntamiento Sc propu-
so q~uitarle Ell nOmbre a la avenida Michi-
gan y ponerle ell de Columbus Drive, en-
honor del celebre n~avegante Crist6bal Co
Ion, vOtarOn a favor los Sres. Pacheco, NJ
ccio, Raglan, Frazier, Emerson, Rosenthal,
Breach y Campbell
En- contra, Hixon-
La votaci6n Sc verified ell 10 de sep
tiembre de 1888.
~ ahora asegura que somos sus me-
jores amigos!
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

iPor que razones dej6 ell Sr. Hixon de
ayudar a la noble causa del pueblo repu-
blicano espahol, causa que hizo suya la
colonia latina, apoyada por ell concrete y
la industrial?
tPor que no lie vino en- ganas contri-
BUR?
iPor motives politicos de "matiz apa-
ciguante"?
jPOr razones de economic?
jPor considerarse superior a sus con-
Vecinos?
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

LOS ALIADOS ENTRAN EN- EUROPA,
ranc.i del Octave Ejerclto fueron les Primers
embarcar en- la peninsula ~italiana. Cruzaron eli
de Messina v establecieron puntos de apOyo deJ
gio Calabria a San Giovanni.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

definitivo, que la quebrante, co%nveniente
es que los consumidores colaboren con la
OPA y la War Food Administration.
En- Londres SIC dijo la semana pasada:
"Estados Unidos, Inglaterra y la Union
Soviet, concediendo un armisticio a Italia,
no Sc han obligado en- ningGn modo a man
tener en- ell gobierno al mariscal B~adoglio."
Interesante es la declaration.
A nosotroS, sin embargo, Sc nos ocurre
inquirir: jSe han obligado la Gran Bre-
tana, Estados Unidos y Russia a m%aptener
en- ell trono italiano a la desacreditada Ca
sa de Saboya?
iSaben va todas las personals bien en-
teradas que en- Londres y Washington hay
individuOs ~empenados en- "proteger" al
Rey Victor Manuel y colocar en- ell trono
de Espana a Juan, ell hijo de Alfonso.
La proportion de la colonia latina en-
los puestos de la municipalidad es de "a
por ciento.
"Se ha roto ell hielo" y para mantener
csc 'calorcito" debemos reelegir a Chan
cey''.
Por 81 alguna duda habfa, por 81 al
guien creia que estabamos enganando a
'nuestro pueblo, hasta los nombres he
mos publicado.
Parrafos del mensaje que ell mariscal
Badoglio mandara a Adolfo Hitler: "No
hay region de Italia que no este libre del
ataque enemigo, sin adecuadas defensas,
como 10 prueba ell hecho de que los Ala
dos hayan podido desembarcar a SUI gus
to-.
"Bajo estas condolences ell Gobierno
Italiano no puede por mas tempo asumir
la responsibilities de continuar la guerra,
que ha costado va a Italia aparte de la
perdida de SUI imperio colonial - la des-
truccion de sus poblaciones, aniquilamien-
to de sus industries, de SUI marina mercan-
tie, de sus redes ferroviarias y dltimamen-
tie, la invasion de su propio suelo.
mo puede uno pedirle al pueblo con-
tinue combatiendo cuando toda legftima
esperanto no digo 70 de victoria, sino
aun de resistencia - Sc ha disipado.
Para evitar la ruina total, Italia, por
10 tanto, Sc ha vistO obligada a hacerle al
enemigo una petici6n de armisticio".
Ell mariscal de Caporetto todavfa nos
llamaba enemigos ell dfa 10 de septiembre
y ahora los nazis Sc proponen resistir en-
las ciudades y campos de Italia, de modo
que ell pueblo italiano yea destrufdos sus
tesoros artisticos.
Cinco semanas esper6 ell mariscal antes
de capitular. Cinco semanas que ell mando
''nazi" ha utilizado para organizar una
formidable resistencia.
FL Ejercito Rojo, pleno de heroismo v
patriotismo, ha entradO en- Bryansk.
iva saben los nazis que la "aplanado-
ra" rusa no retrocede!
Todos los dias Sc mencionan nuevos
generates y todos saben t~riunfar.
Possible es que los nazis "regresen" a
sus bordes antes de concluirse ell invierno
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

Sc ha ordenado rebajar ell costo de la
vida, en- TODD ell pals, en- un 4 por ciento.
Sali6 la orden de la oficina de Mr.. Vim
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

FL Ej6rcito Rojo, pleno de heroismo v
patriotismo, ha entrado en- Bryansk.
iva saben los nazis que la "apIanado-
ra" rusa no retrocede!
Todos los dias Sc mencionan nuevos
generates y todos saben. triunfar.
Possible es que los nazis "regresen" a
sus oordes antes de conclufrse ell invierno
3e 1943-44.
IL cuando las divisiones sovieticas lie
guen a la frontera, p~rolongaran su Marcia
hasta llegar a Berlinl
iMlllones de cadaveres Sc oponen a
csc "pacto ruso-aleman' fabricado Dor Ia
fepulsf'a y malsana propaganda de los
enemigos de la Union Soviet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22

planu slouciti Rommel1v Afri-
cky sbor S vojskem V Tunisku.
Spolehlive informace z neu-
traln1ch kruh1 V N6mecku, OBJ
drzene V Londyne naznacujf,
re spor O autoritu mezi polnfm
marsalkem Erwinem Rommel-
EN- a generalem Waltherem Ne
hringem jest ma dine zmatk6,
KIDD ma byti velitelem n6mec-
keno vojska V Tunisku.
Bylo Feceno, re AMI zakroce-
nj Adotfa Hitlera nezjednalo
soulad mezi zm1nenymi dvema
vysokymi nemeckymi d6stojn1-
ky.
(Propagandov1 analyste We
Spojenych Statech a jinych spo
jeneckych zem1ch poukazali
vsak pred tim, re nazistict1
propagandist6 casio "krmili"
svet historkami O rozbrojfch a
neshodach We vysokych n6mec-
kych politickych a vojenskych
kruz1ch, pr cemz sledovali Gil,
ably Spojene narody uveTily, re
V Nemecku nastava rozkol a
tim u Mich vzbudili domnenku,
re S Nemeckem nebude jiz tez-
ka prace, V ocekavan1, re to
povede k pr1lisn6 ddvere We
snadny dspech ma spojenec-
kych frontach.)
Pc nekolik tydn1 kolovala
zprava, re ma m1sto Nehringa
jmenovan byl gen. Juergen Won
Arnim vrchn1m velitelem V Tu-
nisku.
Dobre informovan1 neutralo-
We pravili, re patrne bylo to
pravda a re bylo to pfivodeno
tim, re Rommel rozhodn6 ode
pTel slouzit pod Nehringem. A
Nehring podobne pry odepfel
slouziti pod Rommelem.
Nazistick6 vysok6 velenf me-
10 V 1myslu slouciti Africky
sbor a Tunisskou armada a sve-
sti Sc Spojenci rozhodnou bit
WI.
Jezto Nehring byl velitelem
v Tunisku a slouzil dele nezli
Rommel, ocekaval, re Dude mi
tt nejvyss1 autoritu.
Rommel vsak, jenz ma hod-
most poln1ho marsalka, uvedo-
mil Berlin, re nebude slouziti
V podr1zen6m postaven1. Mi
mo to panuje osobnf n~epratel-
stvf mezi MIN a Nehringem.
z neutraln1ch kruhG Sc pra-
vi, re kdyz Hitler nemohl zjed-
matt soulad mezi onemi dv6ma
generally, ustanivil tfetlho, Won
Arnima, vrchn1m velitelem
vojsk v Tunisku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Discipline mezi Nsmci slaba.

Discipline obklfcenych ne
meckych divisf Stalingradu
ocividne sc horst a pocet deser-
teri "a ruske LIME Sc stale mno
Ii die Tassu, oficieln1 tiskove
kancelaTe.
Vyssf ddstojnfci, jak Sc pra-
vi, jsou odvazeni aeroplany a
muzi, kteTf jsou v normaln1ch
dobach zamestnani "a frontou
pTi zasobovanf a jinych povin-
nostech, jsou nyn1 pos1lani ma
frontu. Nemecke ztraty jsou
tax t6zk6, re nektere jejich je-
dnotky musily byti pfivteleny
k jinym.
Kazdym dnem nedostatek
potravy tie naleha ma obkl1-
Gene hence. Konske maso by
10 nalezeno We vice nez jedne
dobyte pevn6 posici a n6mect1
deserteTi pravf, re mnohdy ne
mecti vojaci pozfvaj1 zdechli-
ny.
Ma mnoho 1sec1ch pGda je
pokryta rozbitymi nemeckymi
aeroplany typu Junkers So. Ty-
to obrovske transportn1 aero
plany poskytujf obkl1cenym
Nemcdm jedine spojen1 S okol-
MIN svetem. Mezi temito tros-
kami jsou velke hromady spa
lene mouky, chleba a jinych
potravin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Ruska letkyne padla " boji.

Uredne Sc oznamuje, re jed
ma z nejznamejs1ch sovetskych
letkyn, major Marina Rasko-
va, byla zabita pri konani
vlastenecke sluzby jake velitel-
ka pluku vojenskych bombar-
dakG.
Ufedni zprava hlasila, re
Raskova Dude pohrbena V
Moskve. Podrobnosti smrti ne
byly udany. Mezi tenn, KIDD
vzdali pocest slavne letkyni,
byl Vasilij Stain, syn premiera
Josefa Stalina.
Raskova byla jednou re
trech letkyn, jez V roce 1888
stanovily novy dalkovy rekord
letu bez zastavky z Moskvy ma
Dalny Vychod. Raskova byla
dvakrat vyznamenana Lenino-
wynn radem a byla cd pocatku
valky velitelkou leteckeho plu-
ku bombardakG. Ufedne Sc o
nj pravf, re byla "mladou,
skromnou, veselou a pine Sc We
Inovala letectvL." !,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Mezi nemeckymi generally v
Africe panuje pry rozbroj.

Nazisticke vrchni velenf ma V
planu slouciti Rommeldv Afri-
cky sbor S vojskem V Tunisku.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
JOHN LICHTENBERG ENJOYS VACATION TRIP

John Lichtenberg, another par taker of vitamin "A"laska, who in his 7th year looks like the proverbial half century citizen, is back in Seattle after a de- lightful trip to California. After he sold his hardware store in Nome he decided to play for a time, and spent some time in the sunny south. While at Oxnard, he visited the five daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Mike J. Walsh of Nome-Eileen, Kate, Ann, Mo- reen and Patsy. While in San Francisco he spent some time with John Jhlerni, Dan Camp, and Barney Keown. He enjoyed Santa Barbara because it was not so crowded as the Golden Gate area. He is now living in Seattle at 4833 38th Ave. N. E..
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
ACTIVE
  LISTED
Arctic Club

The Arctic Club is an incor- porated organization covering sports. It maintains ski cabin. built the local tennis court, has indoor badminton for its mem bers. In normal times it main tains baseball basketball, dog racing and other activities. The club also holds an annual Car nival at which time Miss Nome is chosen for the year. Directors of the club are Gerald Harney, president; Wilfred Boucher, vice president; Agnes Calvin, secre- tary-treasurer; Sidney Rood, Will liam Cameron, Emma Bellows, Loren Leach, Guy Boyd.
 Anvil Lodge A. F. & A. M.
 Meeting at Masonic Temple. President. Nels Strand.
 American Red Gross Chapter
 Active since World War l. Chairman, Dr. T. Maroon; sec retary, Mrs. Meen Mozee.
 Chamber of Commerce
 Organized and active in North western Alaska. President, Wal ter Slack; secretary, Antonio Po- let.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01

sir. Pm sure if you wait just g few moments longer, your dinner will be ready
 Customer: waiting two hours no longer innpatient-just half dead): Cant l have just some thing to eat?"
 Waitress: (Dashing madly down the floor with food on arun) Surprise, surprise SURprise, kid"
 .sh-fopres,u. ,efff1?iw mart ant
 Received new telephone di- numbers in sloping type are not rectory. Who said-"T'elephone in hysterics-?o
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
Home Arts Club

Local group which IS a mem Der of the Alaska Federation of Wornen's Clubs, and also a mem Der of the National Federation of Women's Clubs. Its activity is the maintenance of the children's playfie1d and a supervisor dur ing the su1n,e Their annual social activity is the Jarnboree held eaoh fall. Officers are Mrs. Thomas Morcom, president; Mrs. Kenneth Rank secretary. Mrs. Wifred Boucher, treas.
 Ladies Aid Society
 Active womens organization of the Federated church, which in addition to its church activities maintains a social hour for the armed forces every Sunday eve- ming. President. Mrs. Thomas Morcom; secretary, Mrs. T. Leh- man; treasurer, Mrs. N. Strand
 Kegoayah Koxga Club
 A women's study club. Their civic activity is the public li- brary, maintained and operated by it's members and open to the public every Friday evening from D. cn ..-xs1 A,nn z,zJ1l lf~
 Order of Eastern Star
 Alaska Chapter No. I
 The oldest chapter in Alaska. This group meets regularly in the Masonic Temple Officers are Mrs. Robert Baldwin, president: Mrs. Rosa B. Hagen, Sec.
 Health Council, organized of members representative of all or ganized groups to study and de- velop the various health prob 1ems of the comnrunitp. Presi- dent, David Mazen; secretary IeoSd 10. I1Sdcus
 Midnight Sun Rebeccah Lodge Meeting regularly in lodge room of the Odd Fellows build ing. President, Mrs. David Mazen secretary, Rosa B. Hagen; treas urer, Miss Ruth Reat.
 Pioneer Women of Alaska
 IglO0 No. !
 Active since 1912. President Mrs. Peter Olson; secretary, Mrs. Rosa B. Hagen; treasurer. Mrs. Ole Hay.
 Pioneers of Alaska
 1glo0 No. ]
 Organized before 1905. Meeting
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
T'lJN ORA
 By
 AUDREY HENDERSON

Walking Down Front Street this Morning, l pondered the change in the male population of Nome, on the arrival of several very stunning school teachers Carrying books nowadays seems to be in fashion. Such is the ad- vent of education. Again, too, the arrival from Anchorage of two new waitresses at the Nome Grill. Ii seems that man cannot live by bread alone. Norne's Cafe Society of Bachelors has really been agog this summer. This should be an interesting winter, really it should Run into Mrs. Kitzrniller doing her rounds and handing out thermo- meters to the kiddies like all day suckers.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1943
NUGGETS SOUVENIR EDITION

This edition of The Nome Nugget which we are designating our Souvenir Edition will mark another milestone in the history of this publication and neces- sanly in the history of Nome and the Second Divi- sion, as The Nome Nugget has played an important role in every event and happening in the community since it's birth in 1899
 The Nome Nugget was first published in the color ful days of the Gold Rush by Major John F. A. Strong who became governor of the Territory in 1913 Through it's columns there has been recorded during the past torty-four years much history of the prog ress ot Alaska, than any other publication History of the days when Gold alone the al-firing motivang force and reason for townste village or camp His tory that has been witten by Gold Men and Dodgs in tremendous struggle to wrest the yellow metal from Mother Earth
 Its pages will bring back memories through some item about old friend, pardner someone known way back when. Many and considerable changes have taken place since onlv topics and items of bv and for Gold considered as news The airplane has brought greater development in the territory and world at large, and has increased the value of the Alaska Northland times the small sum which was paid for Stewards Folly, including all it's mineral deposits.
 Alaskans have seen and known the importance of the territory and have endeavored to enlighten the world that. there other sources in addition to it's minerals, which include fish furs timber etc But far outdstancing preconceived idea of value, is it's geographical location It is the future air center of the WOI1u NedrIV dl or most O1 the travel from the states to and from Siberia Asia and East Africa will beat path through the Territory of Alaska Far-sght ed leaders with to the future foretell coming era of development in which Alaska will play the role of strategic air center of the world with Nome as the hub of activities. It is i'll wind which blows nobody good Today that wind is blowing the smoke of war around the world and in that smoke executives and leaders of the future read strategy into the very posi- ton of Alaska with relation to all other land masses of the globe. Billy Mitchell once said 'that Alaska fast becoming the strategic air center of the world but it took to bring the thought into actual real ization.
 Alaska is no lonqer the frontier it is now well naesed its adoescent days and years of trial and 1t is now ready to cope with situation which may arise such the vital questions before the people day Shall we have voice in the choosing of our gov ernor? Shall we shall not vote for statehood? and many other questions deserving of comment in the columns of this organ of the people
 It is the aim and purpose of The Nome Nugget to place before the people, all the pertinent questions and facts and be voice to community our di- vision, and territory and that freedom of speech and of the press and the freedom to buy all the war bonds we can, so that may say: Last years bonds gave us start but this years bonds will win the war Amen.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 194S

every second Wednesday in the Odd Fellows lodge room. Presi- dent B. G.Sieffert
 Independent Order of Odd
 Fellows
 Meeting every Friday evening in their own building. President, Gustav Mask; vice-president, Gustav Carlson; secretary, Robert Baldwin; treasurer, Wilfred Boucher.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
NEPTUNE ARRIVES SAFELY :,

Word has been received that Gus Hendrickson has arrived in Dutch Harbor in his forty-foot boat which he built here on the beach and named the Neptune" He was accompanied by Jimmie Anuktoolik and Joe Brown.
 He stopped enroute at Nunivak and says that the boat handles well. After short stay in Dutch Harbor the Neptune, with Cap- tain Hendrickson and crew left for southwestern Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
PURCHASE HOME

MT. and Mrs. George Bayer have purchased the home of Harry Knutson on Third Avenue and have been busy renovating and remodeling it. They expect to move in about the first of the month.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
LABOR FOR RESTAURANT AND FUEL DEALERS

WING announces standards to which restaurants in labor shortage must conform to be eligible for abor-recruiting assistance fo United States Employ ment Service Coal and wood dealers in shortage areas must crta deliveries and revise delivery practices to save anpower in order to qualify for preferential labor recruiting
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
LEGAL AID FOR SERVICE MEN

More than 500 law offices now providing legal aid handling thousands of each week. ranging from drawing of wills to insurance problems says War De- partment.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01

Grill. Ii seems that man cannot live by bread alone. None's Cafe Society of Bachelors has really been agog this summer. This should be an interesting winter. really it should 2. Run into Mrs. Kitzrniller doing her rounds and handing out thermo- meters to the kiddies like all day suckers.
 Cold Season:
 There's a certain lady in this town who has so many fur coats for the winter that hear thru very reliable sources which can- not be divulged, that the animals are setting traps for her.
 What certain tall, handsome doe-eyed GI Is all mad at his lady love for dining "out" with what Captain ..
 I don't remember how I got to talking to this fellow but he was very interesting. He helps build government houses-I think he said he was foreman. Any way, I asked him about houses how long it took to build them, things like that. I told him that the house I rented was horribly draughty. told him that I had spent lot of money on heating arrangements. but wherever I sit my hair is blown all over my head. Would he advise me to take my complaint to the land lord? Sister" he said. first I'd suggest an easier and cheaper thing-get your hair cutr"
 THINGS 1 LIKE .. the smell of winter in the air . laughter of children in the. early morning the northern lights the azure blue of the sky as winter approaches :. the howl of husk- ies for the trail the new de- the dirty and be-draggled ap- pearance of ,ost of Nome's yards the lack of community spirit
 THINGS I DON'T LIKE :. Wind ,. People who say that the Eskimo tatooing has a mean ing People who say that the tatooing doesn't have a meaning !. mukluks the scent of orange blossoms -.
 s&s
 Very recently I received a let ter from soldier friend of mine down in the South Pacific. You know way dawn there on a tropi- cal island, where most of us think we'd like to be, but some how or other Alaska and espec- ially Nome just doesn't seem so bad after all. Anyway, he told of the remarkable and amusing pidgin English the natives used. The folloping are the Ten Com mandments:
 (The Second Commandment is missing for obvious reasons. And here they are:
 1. I be God your master. No get God, only me.
 3. No talk God name for noth- ing.
 4. Keep Sunday.
 5. Hear for your father and your mother.
 6. No kill.
 2. No make bad.
 8. No thief.
 g. No lie.
 10 No want other nan his woman.
 l wonder what their interpreta- tions of the 11th Commandment would be2
 Scene in any cafe in A1aslEa: (Where is Alaska? Alaska is not in Canada).
 Customer: (irnpatiently) - Say, I've ordered my dinner an
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
Cold Season:

There's a certain lady in this town who has so many fur coats for the winter that hear thru very reliable sources which can not be divu1ged, that the animals are setting traps for her.