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TOPS POP'S RECORD - When
Coast Guardsman Ernest E.
Jullerat enlisted in the U. S.
Coast Guard he promised his dad
that he would participate in more
battles than "the old man" did in
World War One. The elder Jul
erat had rolled up a score of five.
Young Jullerat kept his promise,
when he fought in the assault
upon the Palau Islands, 515 miles
from the Philippines. That was
^ his sixth invasion from a Coast
Guard-manned invasion transport.
No wonder he proudly raised the
sign, "I did it, pop." Jullerat's
home is at 1214 West Virginia
Avenue, Dunbar, W. Va.
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Julius Jensen
Dies At Age Of
Seventy-Three
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Julius Jensen, aged 73, well
known oldtimer, died at the May- |
nard Columbus Hospital after a
short illness.
Mr. Jensen ranked among the
old pioneers who came to Nome
in the early days of the camp.
He was born in Copenhagen j
Denmark and sailed many a wind
jammer beforehe ading into the
far north.
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He was active in the Masonic
Order and was a member of the
Order of Eastern Star.
Funeral arrangements will be |
| in charge of the Masonic Lodge
and will take place after the quar
antine is lifted
Diphtheria News
The Health Department announ
ces that' no new active cases of
' diphtheria have been reported in
the past 24 hours and it an ex
cellent isgn that the contagion is
| under control
There 'are however several cas
es under observation which could
develop soon.
j The clinic in the federal bldg. ;
is open in the afternoons for trav
el releases, schich tests and throat
i cultures.
No new cases have been re- j
| ported from the outlying districts
i other htan White Mountain and >
Shishmaref.
At Shishmaref two additional j
cases have been reported by Miss
Sorrel who was sent there last j
week.
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There is an interesting yew trend
in the use of tables. Its popularity
has crept up, almost unnoticed, un
til revealed in a nation-wide sur
vey just completed bv the In perial
Furniture Company cf Grand Rap j
ids. This is the use of PAIRS of
tables. For several yeais leading
decorators have emphasized the
dramatic effect gain'd by using
tables in pairs, and several of the
home magazii.es have published
pictures illustrating these decorat
ing ideas.
But it was a surprise to me to
realize how widespread this trend
has become. — and the large num
bei of different types of tables that j
American women are using in pairs
in the furnishing of their homes.
End tables, used on both sides of J
a sofa, were mentioned most fre
quently. In fact, four times as
many women said they used end
tables in PAIRS, as used this type
singly.
Lamp tables were next in the
“pair” hit parade. And here is the
surprising thing: women want to
use pairs of tables to accentuate an
important window grouping, too;
and on either side of a fireplace
setting. For these purposes they !
chose pie crust occasional tables, i
nests-of-tables, drum tables, anc
even, where there was a large wall
space, a pair of console card tables.
So there you have it. Use pairs,
and you are following the very
newest trend, and for this purpose
there is only your own personal, in
dividual preference for the type ta
use. They are all appropriate!
ALONG MEMORY
LANE
Ten years ago
Nov. 10, 1934
Outgoing passengers on
the last boat of the season,
the SS ARTHUR J. BALD
WIN, were Wm. Gebberd,
Gordon Smith, Mrs. J. T.
Ajnderson, Leif LeifHon,
Paul Rasmuss.
The BALDWIN also car
ried 1500 reindeer carcass
es for the Lomen Reindeer
Corp.
Pilot Frank Whaley and
Ben Easley of the Roust
Airways, flew from Nome
to Candle, from where they
will continue on to Fair
banks
An interview with O. S. j
Weaver, general manager
of the Northern Light and
Power Company and the
Alaska Telephone Comp
any revealed that about 25
miles of wire wasdestroyed
in the f*re of September 17,:
also about 100 poles. He
added that the companies
expect to have complete
service for all the new bus
iness houses withn 2 weeks.
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PAPAGOS HELP RED CROSS—Mrs. Elizabeth Encinas, mother
of three braves in the armed forces, contributes to the recent 1944
War Fund at the San Xavier reservation near Tucson. With Mrs.
Encinas and the campaign chairman is a brother of the San Xavier .
Mission.
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