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HIGHLIGHTS^
Wednesday
0600—Yawn Patrol.
0700—News ReeBroadcast.
0715—Variety.
0730—Sign Off.
1130—Red Hot and Low Down
1200—News Re-Broadcast.
1215—Sound Off.
1230—News.
1245—Personal Album.
1300—.News Re-Broadcast.
1315—Sign Off.
1630—G. I. Jive.
1645—Music We Love.
1715—Melody Round-Up.
1730—Sing For Your Supper.
1745—The Ar'ican.
1800—Fred Waring.
1815—flews.
1830—Family Hour.
1900—Vesper Hour.
1930—Carnival of Music.
2000—Kay Kyser.
2030—Boston Symphony.
2130—Bob Crosby.
2200—Treasury Salute.
2215—Spotlite Bands.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—Newrs.
2315—Stardust Melodies,
2330—Sign Off.
Thursday
0600—Yawn Patrol.
0700—News Re-Broadcast.
0715—Variety.
0730—Sign Off.
11.30—Red Hot and Low Down
1200—News Re-Broadcast.
1215—Sound Off.
1230—News.
1245—Personal Album.
1300—News Re-Broadcast.
1315—Sign Off.
1630—G. I. Jive.
1645—Yank Swing Session.
1715—Melody Round-Up.
1730—Sing For Your Supper.
1800—Fred Waring.
1815—News.
1830—Red Skelton.
1900—Music From America.
1930—Bandwagon.
1945—Yarns For Yanks.
2000—Basin Street.
2030—Aldrich Family.
2100—Bing Crosby.
2130—Fanny Brice and Frank
Morgan.
2200—Treasury Salute.
2215—Spotlite Bands.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—News.
2315-—Stardust Melodies.
2330—Sign Off.
FUNERAL SERVICES
HELD THIS AFTERNOON
Funeral services were held at
2:00 p. m. this afternoon from
the Lavinia Wallace Young Mis
sion Church, for Timothy Gar
field, 8-month-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Garfield.
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Paul R. Audett
Returns To Nome
With i>ru?e of^eek
Arrivals in Nome Monday eve
ning by plane, were Paul R.
Audett and his bride, the former
Miss Barbara Jeanne Simpson, of
Seattle, Washington.
Congratulations Paul, and a
hearty welcome and bes' wishes
‘o your wife!
Paul came to Alaska several
years ago and has worked in Sit
ka, Juneau, Fairbanks and Nome,
and is now paymaster for the R.
J. Sommers Construction Com
pany for Nome and surrounding
area.
The bride, a school-day girl
friend, has been Paul's greatest
weakness, so he flew home three
weeks ago to a'tend his own wed
ding. On the 23rd of May, a beau
tiful evening church wedding wa«
held in the Hillcrest Presbyterian
church.
| The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers and can
dlelight service, the flowers be
ing sent by wire from the many
Nome friends of the groom
During the service, when it
came time for the ring bearer,
Jimmie Thompson, 2V2 years, he
practically stole the show. As he
started down the aisle, (his grand
father, Rev. James Thompson, the
uncle of 'he bride, was officiat
ing', .after walking about half
way, he made a bee-line for his
i granddad, causing quite a com
motion.
Rev. Thompson’s father, also
Rev. James Thompson, was a well
known Presbyterian minister in
southeastern Alaska many years
ago.
The bride, dressed in white
chiffon and lace, with a long
flowing train, a veil of net held
by orange blossoms, was led down
! the aisle by her father, Andrew
L. Simpson.
After the wedding a grand re
ception * was held in the parlors
of the church, where a huge,
' beautiful three-layer cake was
annihiliated.
When the recep'ion line broke
up, the bride and groom slipped
away to Victoria, B. C., that eve
ning, and returned the next day
to prepare to leave for Alaska the
following day by plane.
Paul remarked: “It was won
derful to be home, but it wasn't
the Seattle I left. It.was bigger,
busier, noisier and wilder.”
Adding, he said: “Alaska is my
fortune, and if Mrs. Audett is in
agreemen', Alaska will be our
home.”
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NEVADA BAR
THE COCKTAIL LOUNGE IS CLOSED TEM
PORARILY WHILE UNDERGOING
REPAIRS!
WE WILL STILL CATER TO SPECIAL
PARTIES IN THE LOUNGE AS
HERETOFORE!
Harry Gabrielson, Prop
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LOMEN
Commercial Company
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At Your Service ANYWHERE In Alaska!
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“SAVE FOR A POST-WAR ALASKA . . .
BUY MORE WAR BONDS!”
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Nome — Anchorage — SEATTLE — Fairbanks
Juneau
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Maritime Service
Aids In Locating
Strategic Bases
HEADQUARTERS, 11th AAF
SERVICE COMMAND — Estab
lishment of striking bases by the
11th AAF in the Aleutians would
not have been possible without
complete cooperation of the Mari
time Service, it was announced
by headquarters of the 11th AAF
Service Command in connection
with President Roosevelt’s proc
lamation of May 22 as Natidhal
Maritime Day.
The Maritime Service not only
shipped material and equipment
for construction of the airbases,
including runway material, ve
hicles and housing, but also the
mountains of items needed for the
maintenance and operation of air
craft, including bombs, ammuni
tion and gasoline.
The successful and timely deliv
ery of all types of supplies was
accomplished despite obs'acles to
shipping presented by the treach
erous currents and weather con
ditions prevalent in the Aleu
tians at all times of the year.
As a result of 'he efficient
movement of shipborne suppl es,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE!
Written applications will be
received at ‘he office of the City
Clerk for the following positions
at the Nome Fire Station:
Chief of Police and Fire De
partment, $300.00 per month.
Driver, $250.00 per month.
Utility man, $250.00 per month.
COMMON COUNCIL OF NOME,
By CARRIE M. MeLATN
City Clerk.
May 24-26-29-31; June 2-5-7-9.
the Aleutian bases were con- *
struc ed by the army avit'nn en- <
gineers with unusual speed, and ,
these bases were constructed by (
the army avitian engineers %vi‘h i
unusual speed, and these bases ;
were utilized by the 11th AAF ;
first to drive the Japs from i
American soil and then bomb
them in their own Kurile Islands.
UNALAKLEET HAS AN
EARLY GROWING SEASON
I In a letter recently received
from Charles D. Jones, operator
of fhe Unalakleet office for the
~~ LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN_ THE PROBATE COURT,
CAPE NOME PRECINCT, TER
RITORY OF ALASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF HARRY GAVIN.
Deceased.
No. 669
NOTICE OF HEARING AND
SETTLEMENT OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the undersigned Adminis
tratrix of the estate of Harry Ga
vin, deceased, has filed in the
above named Court her Final Ac
count; and the 22nd day of July,
1944, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock
A. M. of said day, at the court
room of said Court, at Nome,
Alaska, has been by Court Order
fixed as the time and place for
hearing on said Final Account and
the adjudication as to who the
heirs and distributees of said es
tate are.
OBJECTIONS to said Account
1 will be heard at this time.
Dated the 22nd day of May,
1944.
ALBERTA V. PETERSEN
Administratrix.
C. C .TANNER,
Attorney for Administrarix.
May 24-31-June 7-14.
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Sommers Construction Co., he
tates: "The season is well ad
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•no in the village has from oni
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dive with swallows and robins,
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of small shore b rds. also curlew
and plover. Some herring are
showing up and the fishermen all t
are looking for the arrival of the
King salmon and salmon trout."
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