PRISONERS SEE SIGHT S— A poep of Italian pris
oner* of war walks up Fifth avenue past the New York public
library on a sichtseeinf tour earned as a reward for Joinlnc Italian
service units to sM l». S. In non-combat Jobs.
Court Inquiry
Ordered in Pearl
Harbor Battle
WASHINGTON, D. C„ July 14.
—<AP>—Secretary of the Navy
James V. Forrestal, today ordered
a court of inquiry to study the
circumstances surrounding the
Japanese surprise attack on Pearl
Harbor.
The action is in compliance
with the terms of the congress
ional resolution, in which Forres
tai was directed “to proceed forth
wi*h in the investigation of the
facts surrounding the catastro
phe.”
The court will be headed by
Admiral Orin Murfin, as pres;
<dent and will convene July 17th.;
Two other members of the court
are Admiral FdWard Kalbfus and
Vice-Admiral Adolphus Andrews.
The Judge advocate will be
General Commander Harold
Biesemier.
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DEPARTURES AND
ARRIVALS AT NOME
CITY HOSPITAL
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Martin Delilik in from Solomon
for medical attention.
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Mrs. Pauline Shuerch of Kiana,
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last Monday, gave bir*h to an 8
lb., 4V^ oz. baby girl at 2:29 p
m.
Jerry Eppler, in from Moses
Point this week, is awaiting trans-1
portation to return home.
Sheldon Ryan, son of Frank
Ryan of Unalakleet, is doing well.
Tracy Swanson entered the hos
pital last week for medical at
tention.
Anton Hakanson, 81, died in
the hospital Monday of a stran-|
t gulatpd hernia.
Mrs. Michael Gubin and baby
left *he hospital and are now at
home.
INDIAN BASKETS
TO UNIVERSITY
G. A. Bigelow, formerly employ
ed by the Fairbanks Exploration
Company in Nome and in Fair-1
banks, and who returned to Alas
ka in 1938 to drill in the Liven
good area for the Yuba Goldj
Dredging Company, died recently
in California, leaving to the Uni
versity of Alaska, all his Indian <
baske's. Word to this effect has [
been received by President C. E. '
Bunnell from the probate court. j
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AIRWAYS
Alaska Airlines
Pilot Weaver flew to Unalakleet
and Holy Cross. Passengers were
Father Convert for Holy Cross.
Freight was carried to Unalaklet.
Wien Alaska Airlines
During the past two days Pilot
Whaley flew round trips to Teller,
Wales, Potato Mountain. Tin City,
Lopp Lagoon and Lost River for
the U. S C. & G. S. Passengers
from Wales to Nome, included
Lawrence Etukeok, his wife and
son, Bobby.
I Sig Wien is due in today from
i Pt. Barrow.
Pan American Airways
Wednesday evening Captain
! McLennon and First Officer Mon
son arrived from Fairbanks with
Mr. Cummins, Joseph I. Kilkison,
Mr. Deutsch and Mr. Frickey.
The plane returned immediately
| with Mr. Deutsch and Mr. Frick
ey.
Capt .Olson and First Officer
| Reed arrived with George Bayer,
i depu*y U. S. marshal. The plane
i departed with Mr. and Mrs. Can
jty, Gordon C. Hoy and Leroy
Ruthfus, all PAA employees who
have been transferred to Seattle.
MRS. NORMAN LANGE
VISITOR IN NOME
Mrs. Norman Lange of Anchor
age. Alaska, is in Nome this week
combining a vacaMon with a buy
' ing trip for the Mountain View
Store of East Anchorage, which is
owned by she and her husband,
Norman Lange.
Mrs. Lange is the former Anna
Roe of Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, and
a graduate of the Academy of I.
H. M. 'Ed. note:—The editor is
a graduate of the same school). |
Mrs. Lange is regis'ered at the
Wallace Hotel and is expecting to
travel farther north as soon as
transportation is available.
Save ell drippings from roasted
or brown meat and put them Into
soups, stews and creamed or es
calloped dishes. Use up within
three days. .
WHAT WAR BONDS MEAN
Perfect Victories j
Start At Home
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By LEIF ERICKSON
AP Features
PEARL HARBOR — When you
road communiques from the front,
and correspondents' stories telling
how our marines and army dough
boys storm, capture and shatter a
death-s'inking Pacific atoll, you
folks at home feel hope-lighting
satisfaction, don’t you?
You think to yourself: “We've
licked the Japs again. We ought
to be able now to keep right on
rolling to the China coast, and
pretty soon start showing the Jans
what war is like right at home.
Militarily, the capture of Kwa
jalein, Roi. and Namur in the
Marshalls was ns nearly perfect
as an amphibious operation can'
be.
But for individual American
husbands, fathers and sons, the
cost of ‘he Kwajalein victory was
grea*. Two hundred and sixty
eight paid with their lives. Hun
dreds were wounded. Many willj
remain physically damaged for,
the rest of their lives. 1
Lives and bodies are the wea
pons of war. If all of you could
see a hospi*al ship crowded with
wounded men as they look com
ing straight from the battle line,
you would know why the pri
mary consideration of Admiral
Nimitz and his team of Army,
Navy and Marine commanders in
their war planning is:
The cost in American men
mus4 be as 3mall as humanely
possible
The more power in ships, guns,
planes, landing craft, bombs and
shells Nimitz and his staff can
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material weapons of war. Dollars!
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Thursday's Games
American League
Cleveland 6. S*. Louis 5.
St. Louis 4, Cleveland 1.
Detroit 9, Chicago 1.
National League
Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 2.
St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 2.
Pacific Coast League
Seattle 8, Hollywood 4
Los Angeles 3, Sacramento 2.
Oakland 13, San Diego 3.
San Francisco 7, Portland 2.
GREEDY INSECTS
KILL THEMSELVES
BATON ROUGE, la. — (AP>—
Drs .H. B. Humphrey and Jean
Dufrency of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture at Louis!ana State
university lound ‘hat the parasite
which causes so-called crown -
rust disease, when it attaches it
self to the oat plan4, causes the
cells of the oat leaf to give up
their phosphorus. 1.
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