HEATER FOR HEATER — For weather which freezes the regular plane engine heater
(right), Air Technical Service Command designed small heater (left) to heat the big one.
NEW MONEY FOR
YOUR OLD THINGS
Your Discarded Furniture,
iPiano, Radio, Birvcle, Tools,
Ice Box, can be sold with
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GRIGSBY ON JOB
FOR SOMMERS
!
Melvin Grigsby, son of George
Grigsby a former Nomeite, recent
ly returned to Nome, in the em
ploy of the Sommers Construction
Company.
Melvin spent his early boyhood
in Nome, but has not been here
since he was a small child.
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SEN. WHALEY
AND FAMILY
TO STATES
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Mr and Mrs. Frank H. Whaley
and children left for the states
on a short vacation. They will
vis itin Seattle with Mrs. Whaley’s
parents until Senator Whaley
goes to hte legislative session in
Juneau.
REV. PARKER
TO GAMBELL
Rev. and Mrs. Parker arrived
in Nome recently from Twin Falls
Idaho, enroute to their new sta
tion at Gambell, on St. Lawrence
Island.
They will work on the island
in conjunction with Miss Martin
who is now stationed there for the
Presbyterian Church.
"Nooo* Pm mm • prof—aional
nU«u. Pm jmi s—tiac in ahapo
layatMf aUiM aMawi vp!”
SKILFUL WORKMAN — L4. Comdr. Roger L. Putnam
(left), back from France, examines the work of Hugo Zcssin, who
turns out gyro-compass rotors with a tolerance of .0006 inch in
the Package Machinery Co. war plant, Springfield, Mass.
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