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UNALAKLEET FRESH VEGETABLES
PRICES IN CNALAKLEET:
Beets, Cabbage, Carrots, Parsnips 10c per. lb.
Rutabagas and Turnips 7c per lb.
Cauliflower 12-20* per head, depending on quality
Head Lettuce 10-20* per head, depending on size
Green Onions 20-35* per doz. depending on size
Leaf Lettuce, Spinach, Swiss Chard, Radishes 15< per lb.
Orders may be sent to E. B. Larsson
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Pilot Chet Brown in the
Vultee arrived from An
chorage yesterday, and de
parted. Incoming passen
gers were: D. B. Stewart.
A. L. Frances and Rita
Tavis. Outgoing passen
gers were Mrs. Ira Rank,
Mrs. Baker and three CAA
men. Mr. Norris, Mr. John
ston and Mr. Gordon.
WIEN AIRLINES
July 11 — Pilot Paine made
an emergency trip to Solomon
returning with Mike Baranof for
the hospital. Gene Margraf was a
round tr.p passenger. Don Stew
art was taken to Beaver Creek.
July 12 — Pilot Paine made a
trip to Teller and Taylor with
mail. A second trip was made to
j Solomon and Council returning
to Nome with Fred Dent.
An attempt was made at Kot
zebue with Father Tom Cunning
ham but was forced to return to
Nome.
July 13—Pilot Paine left early
this morning with Father Cun
: ningham for Kotzebue.
Pilot Paine made a trip to Tin
City and Wales with Don Lyle
and Esther Elesanga. Thos. Chris
tiansen and Carl Oxereok wen
taken from Wales to Tin City.
July 14—Pilot Sig Wien arriv
ed in Nome from Fairbanks with
. express and Frank Signorelli
from Nulato.
, Pilot BUI Paine made a trip to
; Beaver Creek, Solomon and
Council with freight.
Today —Pilot Wien left Nome
for Fairbanks via Deering with
Ciaud Wood for Galena and Roy
B. Earling for Fairbanks. Bess
Cross will be a passenger from
Deering to Fairbanks.
NOTICE
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The Pioneers of Alaska will
hold their business meeting to
night. Wednesday, July 13th, at
8 p.m. at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Wm. J. Maloney, Secty.
NOTICE
All taxes real and personal due
the City of Nome for year 1041,
are due, and on July 13th. 1042.
penalty and interest on those
unpaid taxes will be calculated,
and the delinquent tax roll be
prepared, advertised, and the pro
perty sold according to law.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL1
By M. J. Walsh City Clerk
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FAIRBANKS NOME SEATTLE
l)o"s To Aid
Alan In War
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During the First World War
thousands of German shepherd
logs served with the armies of
;he Allies as well as with those
of Imperial Germany and her
partners. They were able to pei
form u variety of services, not
merely as keen sentries, but a.
couriers, as wire carriers and as |
archers for wounded, especial- I
v :n forested terrain.
In the present war an active
organization known as “Dogs for
Defense” is supplying suitable
I in mals of the working breeds to
: the Army and for sentry duty at
j airports, arsenals, munitions fac
j ories and the like. One large
' company in Brooklyn has decid
: d have a corps of German shop
lerds accompany armed guards
, m its properties in Kings and
Queens. Similar service may well
oe undertaken by other compan
es engaged in war production
and supply.
Successful use of dogs in such
roles depends upon intelligent un
derstanding of both their capacit
ies and limitations. They cannot
work successfully as additional
eyes and ears for human guards
if the individual dog is expected j
o serve many masters. The sys- j
i em which has proved so success |
ful in Europe should be applied
| and extended here—-namely, first j
to train the dog in the essentials'.
I of his duties and then to assign j
jhim to a particular master with
! whom he works consantly.
In this way the intelligent ani
! mal soon becomes the alter ego
; of the man whose range and
quickness of perception he so
broadly extends. Thousands of
dogs of the strong, medium-sized
breeds can play a useful part in
the cause of defense.
—New York Times.
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INFORMATION
WANTED ON THESE
MISSING MEN
Inquiries have been received
in the Office of the Governor,
Juneau, Alaska, regarding the
! following persons supposedly re
s'ding in the Territory. Anyone
having information of their
whereabouts kindly communi
cate with the Governor’s Office
or directly with the persons
named
EVENSON, H e 1 g e (Harry) •
Bernhard — 24 years old, last
heard from in Sitka. Mr. E. A *
Rnsmuson, Swedish Vice Consul
for Alaska, at Skagway. j
GRAHAM, Samuel —About 90
years old, 5 ft., 11 in. tall. Be-,
lieved to have gone to Nome in |
1904. Nephew, W. R. Graham,
Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada.
MILLER, Arthur Phillip — 53
years old, 5 ft. 7V2 in. tall, gray
eyes, diamond-shaped scar on
back of head. In Juneau in 1931.
Brother. Hugo Ferdinand Miller,
P. O. Box 711, Menard, Illinois.
ROGINETT, Henry (Bert) H.
In Alaska since April, 1940. from j
Myrtle Point, Oregon. Age 64,
gray hair and eyes wears gray- j ’
rimmed glasses, about 5 ft. 10 in., j.
weight 162 lbs. Little finger miss-1
ing from left hand. Does car-1
pentry work principally. Sister,
Mrs. M. E. Hare, care Traveler’s
Courts, Myrtle Point, Oregon.
OLSEN, Chris — Prospector
living around Beaver for last 30.
years, but not heard from since I
1938. Age about 60, 5 ft. 11 in. J
tall, weight 180 lbs., blind in left
eye. Brother, Alfred Olsen, 813
Ware Street, Waupaca, Wiscon
sin.
LORI), Daniel D. — Believed
in Alaska since April, 1941, 6 ft.
2 in. tall, weight 150 lbs., blue
eyes, brown hair, age 38, nick
name ‘Blackie.” Father, Dana
Lord Silver Lake, Minnesota.
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS
Installation of officers Friday,
July 24, at I.O.O.F. Hall.
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