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CHILEAN VISITS NOME
Chas. Moffo arrived in Nome
yesterday via the PAA, from San
tiago, Chile. He is here on a
pleasure trip and will leave
Nom > tomorrow to start on his
trip back to Chile.
He flew all the way from Chile
stopping in New York and pro
ceeding on to Seattle and from
Seattle to Alaska.
He commented on the fact that
the peopl of Alaska are indeed
lucky to be so far away from the
centers o' war.
Carrie Wheeler. 10-month-old
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Wheeler died of pneu
■nta. at their home 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday evening.
Funeral s rvices will be con
ducted at the Eskimo Methodist
Church, Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Commencement Exercises
Class '41 Nome Hi, Last Night
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The comm' ncement program of
the Nome High School was held
last evening in the auditorium of
the school. The graduating class
of 1941 was composed of Yvonne
Mozee and Kermit Rock.
Music provided by the mixed
chorus dir 'cted by Miss Mae Wal
ton and the other vocal selec
♦ ions were greatly enjoyed by the
audience. The High School Band
under the supervision of Bernie
Knu Is n presented several fine
selections in their usual good j
form.
Kermit Rock gave an excellent |
address of welcome. “Our Heri
tage’’ was the tile of the vale
dictory which was so w 11 deliv
ered by Yvonne Mozee. The Hon
orable J. H. S. Morison, U. S. Dis-.
triet Judge, presented the main
address which very aptly had as
it’s theme, “Education.”
Diplomas wer presented to
the two graduates by Superin-'
tend in t A. A. Ryan. The follow
ing awards were made:
The Polet Honor Trophy was
awarded to Yvonne Moz:e.
University of Alaska scholar
ship, K rmit Rock.
A year’s subscription to Read-1
er’s Digest, Yvonne Mozee.
The Galvin-Plomb award for j
the mechanics class was made to
Dick Cornwell.
Rev. W. P. Wood gave the in-;
vocation and the b nediction.
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Chamber Elects
Board Directors
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The Northwestern Alaska (
Chamber of Commerce held its'
annual meeting at a noon /day j
luncheon at the Nevada Grill yes
terday with Leroy M. Sullivan;
acting as chairman.
A resolution was adopted to be
forwarded to the Committee on
Territories, House of Represent-!
atives, and to Delegate Dimond
with refereno;' to the bill now bei
fore Congress proposing changes!
to be made in the membership of!
the Territorial Legislature. It j
was resolved that “H. R. 4397 do j
not pass, and that if any amend- ;
m nt is to be made to the Or- ]
ganie Act cf Alaska it be limit-'
ed to the following: 1. Retain an j
i qual number of members of the ;
Senate from every one of the!
four judicial divisions. 2. Havel
the memb rship of the lotoer |
house based on population dis-l
ribution with adequate precau-!
t:on taken to assure a minimum
of four members in the lower
house from every one of the four
judicial divisions.”
Th' annual election of the
Board of Directors was held with
the following members to hold
office for the ensuing year: Dr.
Thomas Morcom, A. Polet, H. G.!
Gabrielson, T. O. Givan, Ed An
derson, M. Leroy Sullivan, H. F.
Harper, Stuart Strangroom, Ken
Rank, and Rev. W. P. Wood. G.
R. Jackson was elected national
counselor.
Mr. A1 Forsgren was called up
on for remarks and stated that
he anticipated considerable more
activity in the Kotzebue Sound
district this year. B. J. McCon
aghy, the outgoing president of
the Chamber, was asked to say a
few words.
The new Board of Directors
will hold a luncheon meeting
next Tuesday to elect officers.
Airways News
PAA Activities
An Eleotra piloted by Savory
■Mid Walton arrived Nome yester
day with the following passen
gers:
Charles Anderson
Mrs. Bertha Martin
Burgess Martin
Orran Mann
John Anderson
Chari s Moffo
Pilot Hall brought in a sec
ond Electra with the following
pas-'engers:
S L. Stingroom
Mrs. Anna Stahgroom
Al Goodwiu
J. Ed Browne
J. Mandcracio
It is not d finitely known, but
a mail trip may be made to
morrow.
MIROIV ACTIVITIES
Pilot Sasseen arrived Nome
from Anchorage yesterday with
the following passengers:
Thomas Savara
Howard Beasley
Bill Jones
Robert Gibbons
Daniel K’ppong
Mad' lie oe Moore.
Th.e plane al o carried express.
Pilot Sasseen tock o.T for An
chorage this morning.
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UTFN A TIVIT1FS
May 15—Pilot Bill Land made
a trip to Taylor with express and
the following passengers: G. Lem
men fiom Taylor to Keenan's
Camp, W. Conway, Taylor to
Nome.
Lund made a second trip to
Rainbow with xpress.
Lund made a trip to Candle
with B. Martin, Bertha Martin,
and J. Anderson. Bess Cross and
Ansbelle Nienan were passengers
from Deering to Nome.
Pilot Lund made an emergen
cy trip to Haycock and brought
back Hazel Merryfield to the hos
pital here.
Pilot Whaley made a trip to
Candle with Chas. Anderson and
O. E. Mann.
i Today—Pilot Lund made a trip
to Taylor with express and Jim
Brown.
Pilot Lund made a trip to Fair- [
aanks and will return Saturday,
il carried one passenger Mary I
Habinboy, for
Mrs. John Moore, tile former
Mrs. Hans Mirow, arrived in
Mome yesterday from Anchorage.,
She and her husband John
Moor : who is connected with thei
Star Airlines of Anchorage went |
:o Rochester, Minn., and purchas-j
?d an airplane for his firm. Theyj
few the ship back to Anchorage, <
through Canada.
Mrs. Moore plans to spend two;
or three weeks in Nome and th n '■
will go back to Anchorage where'
she expects to make her home, i
Burleigh Putman, CAA Air-!
ways Inspector from Fairbanks
arrived Nome on a routine in
spection flight.
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Representative S. L. Stang-i
room and Mrs. Stangroom were
1 turning passengers to Nome via
PAA Electra yesterday.
HOSPITAL NOTES
New patients in the hospital
are: Mrs. Hazel Merryfield, Mrs.
George Laiblin, Edward Kimok
took and W. H.Conway.
Federated Chureh
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11:00 a.m.—Church School
7:45 p.m. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “The Mystery of
Open Doors.”
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a.m.—Church School
5:30 p.m.—Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Mountain Mov
its.” W. P. Wood will preach.
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
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DERBLAY May 20 Regular Ports: Nome and St. Michael.
(Freight) Irregular Ports: Golovin, Solomon,
Bluff, Ungalik, Unalakleet
COLUMBIA May 30 Regular ports: Nome and St. MichaeL
(Freight and Irregular ports: Dutch Harbor (Un
Passengers) alaska).
SUTHERLAND June 4 Regular ports: Nome and St. Michael
(Freight) Irregular Ports: Savoonga, Gambell,
Teller, Tin City, Wales, Shishmaref,
Deering, Keewalik (Cande), Kotzebue,
Dutch Harbor (Unalaska).
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice).
M. J. WILCOX, Agent