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Airways News
The PAA trip scheduled for to
day cancelled out due to poor fly
l~g weather.
VII ROW ACTIV ITILS
Friday —Pi ot Sasseen arrived
from Anchorage with the follow
.r.g passengers:
J. C. Nee
Ccr.rad Yenney
William Murry
3:li Lur.d made a trip to Pil
grim Springs and a'so to Moses
Point.
Agent M. J. Wilcox. Alaska
Steamship Co., local representa
; ive. received the following from
i their Seattle offices:
“Account urgency immediate
j mcvment defense materials it is
I necessary cancel the SS Derblay
I scheduled to sail from Seattle on
August tenth stop We are sub
j stituting the SS Sutherland to
sail August twentieth for follow
ing ports, calls to be made in or
der named - Nome, Kotzebue,
ICeewalik, Deering, Shishmaref,
Wales. Tin City, Teller, Nome,
returning to Seattle from Nome.
J We are scheduling SS Derblay
i to sail from Seattle September
j first for foilowing ports, calls to
I be made in order named - Nome,
St. Michael. Unalakleet, Ungalik,
Golovin. Solomon Nome return-,
ing to Seattle from Nome.”
HOSPITAL NOTES
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The following have recently,
been admitted to the hospital:
Mrs. O. S. Weaver, Margaret Will
ova, Winona Ulrickson, Billy
I Curran. Simon Pussruk, Mrs.
Lucy Nuglene, Arvo Saario,
; Hugh Nuckolls, Louis Knaflich.
The following have recently
j been dismissed from the hospital:
, Rev. Father Thomas Cunning
j ham. Tedy Reed, Joe Morrissey.
Mrs. Mary Sigfriedv Frank
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ARCHIE BETTS APPOINTED
INSPECT BANKS IS HERE
Archie B. Betts is a recent ar
rival from Juneau.
Mr. Betts is a public account
ant in the capitol city and has
• been appointed to inspect all the
banks in Alaska. From Nome he
j will go to Flat, Anchorage and
i Kodiak before returning to Ju
I neau.
While here Mr. Betts stated
that he will be available to any
one who might require assistance
in accounting or on tax problems.
Mr. Betts is a guest at the Hotel
Paterson.
The Rev. John E. Youell ar
rived on the Cutter Haida this,
morning from St. Lawrence Is-!
land where he has been visiting
for the past two weeks. He is;
on his way to Fairbanks.
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NEWS ITEMS
SS BERING ARRIVES NOME
ENROUTE POINT BARROW
The SS Bering of the Alaska
I Steamship Company arrived in
the Nome roadstead early yester
day morning. The Bering is mak-j
! ing the cruise to pt. Barrow for
| the Office cf Indian Affairs, ir.'
; the absence, on patrol duty, of
! the regular carrier, the North
Star.
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COAST GUARD CUTTER
HAIDA ARRIVES NOME
The Coast Guard Cutter Haida
under the command of Lieut. H.
I W. Stir.chcomb, arrived in the
Nome roadstead this morning.
The cutter is enroute to Barrow
and other Northwestern ports, on
its annual cruise, and has a num
i bcr cf civilian official aboard.
Included in these are Willard
Beatty. National Director of Ed
! ucation for the Indian Service:
Dr. Lar.gdon IVhite, Fred Gees
lin, Administrtaive Assistant in
, the Bureau of Indian Affairs of
fice at Juneau: Earl D. McGinty,
of the Bureau of Indian Affairs;
Virgil Farrell, Director of Indian
Edcation; Frederick Machetanz.
■author and artist; Corey Ford
and D?n Ho land who will be
gathering material for Colliers
1 on an Alaska Defense article and
i Drs. F. Foard, C. Smith and WY
L. Dopmeyer. j
Dr. Ruth Gruber and Rev. J.
E. Youell were passengers to
Nome: Dr. Gruber from Dutch
Harbor and Rev. Yeueli from St.
Lawrence Island.
NIVA CHAMBER APPOINTS
NATIONAL DEFENSE COM.
A special meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Northwestern
Alaska Chamber of Commerce
was cal ed to order by President
Rev. W. P. Wood in the office of
the Northern Light and Power
Company.
The special call was for the
purpose of considering a tele
gram received by Representative
Howard Lyng from the Secretary
of Alaska, E. L. Bartlett, in con
junction with the recent visit to
Nome of H. W. C arke of the
Federal Security Agency, for the
purpose of meeting any contin
gencies in connection with the
future problems that might is
sue with the probable establish
ing of government forces at,
Nome.
On motion a committee on Na
tional Defense was appointed con
sisting of Ralph Lomen, Tom Gi
van and W. L. Slack. The crea
tion of this committee is in con
formity with the National Move
ment among the Chambers of
Commerce of which Secretary
Polet recently received a compil
ed list of 606 Chambers of Com
merce in the 48 States, the Terri:
tories, and the District of Col-1
umbia, and Nome will make the1
607th organization to undertake!
the National Defense Movement.
Secretary Bartlett was inform
ed that the Committee would
shortly make a report as to the
needs of our section.
Paul Wilson and Helen
Forshaug Married Saturday
William Paul Wilson and Hel'
en R. Forshaug were united in
marrage at a beautiful wedding
ceremony held in the Federated;
Church Saturday, Aug. 2nd at 8'
p.m. Miss Daphne Lance sang “I
Love You Truly,” proceeding the',
ceremony. Mrs. Harvey Starling1
played the wedding march. Har
vey Starling acted as best man.
Miss Marie Forshaug was maid
of honor. The bride was given
away by Sidney Rood. Genelle
Elms was flower girl. Rev. W. P.
Wood performed the ceremony.
The altar was beautifully dec
orated with wild flowers and
candle light. The bride wore a
lovely white wedding gown.
A reception was held at the
Harvey Starling apartment in
the Indian Affairs Building fol
lowing the ceremony.
NOTICE
FOR SALE — Olympic Cook
Stove with oil burner, in good
condition. Inquire Mrs. C. F.
Yenney.
ON TAP
FRESH BUTTERMILK
75 c GAL.
BRING YOUR JUG
THE FIRST CONSIGNMENT OF
Unalaklee! \ ejjetables
IS HERE
We Have On Sale —
White Turnips
Petroskv Turnips
Bagus, Lettuce & Rhubarb
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FERGUSON AIRWAYS, INC.
Kotzebue, Alaska
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
SUTHERLAND (Freight) Aug. 20th Aug. 30th
Nome, Kotzebue, Keeiwaiik, Deering,
Shrshmaref, Wales, Tin City, Teller,
Nome. (Calls made in order named).
DERBLAY (Freight) Sept. 1st Sept. 11th
Nome, St. Michael, Unalakleet,
Ungalik, Golovin, Solomon, Nome.
(Calls made in o'ljder named.)
Mt. McKINLEY (Passengers Sept. 13th Sept. 21st.
Freight) Nome, Golovin, St. Michael
Mt. McKINLEY (Passengers Oct. 12th Oct. 20th
Freight) Nome
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent