HENRY A. WALLACE
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CHURCHES
LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
MISSION
(Eskimo Church)
Constance Ericsson, Deaconess
Pastor
Sunday, July 30th
11:00 a. m. Church School
7:00 p. m. Evening Worship.
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church
Edmund A. Anable, S. J.
Pastor
Sunday Masses. 3 and 10 a. m.
Week-day Mass’ 7:00 a m.
Religious instruction for the
children: Monday afternoon, pri
mer class; Tuesday afternoon,
advanced class.
FEDERATED CriURCH
Rev. Vernon L. Booker, Pastor
Sunday, July 30th: :
10:45 a m Sunday School
6:30 p. m. Young Peoples’ Meet
ing.
7:45 p. m. Worship Service. 1
9:00 p. m Social Hour. I
Daily Vacation Bible School
every day except Sunday at 9:45 1
a. m to 11:45 a. m. i
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ALASKA EVANGELIZATION t
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Main St, just West of Polet's Store c
Rev. arid Mrs. Geo. H. Loveless, e
i Missionaries r
Child Evangelism classes Fri- c
day at 3:00 p m. Using Flannel-;c
graph and Object method of r
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teaching. All children welcome.
Mid-Week Bible class for adults
Thursday at 7:30 p m. Everybody
welcome.
Nazi Fortress
Falls to Russians
After Long Sie<re
LONDON, July 28.—-(AP)—
Brest-Litovsk, the last great fort
ress position before Warsaw, was
abandoned to the on-rushing Rus
sian armies today, along with
Kaunas in Lithuania.
Berlin announced that Soviet
troops charged to within 30 miles
of the Polish capital, in a 17-mile
advance beyond the San river,
and penetrated to a point 128
miles from German Silesia, the
westernmost point of German (
soil.
Other Russian triumphs were
announced earlier when a record
splurge was the order of the day,1
as given out by Premier Stalin.
The skies over Moscow were j
hehted by many-colored flares for :
five hours until midnight.
DRIVER OF TRUCK CHARGED
WITH MANSLAUGHTER
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Teddy Amarok, driver of the,
truck which last Monday night,1
overturned and killed Jesse Barr,'
of Deering, waived preliminary,
examination, on the charge of
nanslaughter brought in by the
coroner’s jury, and was bound
over to the grand jury. He was
•eleased on $1,000 bail.
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Tokyo Denies
Execution of
U. S. Airmen
LONDON, July 28.—(API—
Tokyo today broadcast an official
den al that the “American flyers
who crashed on Japanese soil,
were executed, or to be executed.”
The broadcast said it had so
notified the United States govern
ment through neutral Switzer
land, repudiating the Singapore
broadcast of two weeks ago. which
referred to “the single journey
ticket” of Super-Fortress airmen
landing in Japan.
The denial was apparently in
tended to cover only Super-Fort
ress flyers, since the U. S. govern
ment announced officially Tokyo’s
acknowledgement of the execu
tion of some of those who bombed
Tokyo in the Doolittle attack in
1942.
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24 Persons Killed
In Plane Crash
LONDON, July 28.—(AP)—1
Twenty-four persons, including 17
wounded American soldiers, were
killed last night, when a U. S.
troop plane hit a cliff near the
Mull of Galloway, in southwest
Scotland.
Six members of the crew and a
nurse were among the victims.
COURT HEARING MONDAY
MORNING AT 10:00 O'CLOCK
In the matter of an appeal in
the case of the Administrators vs.
the City of Nome, in the admin
istration of the estate of the late
J. G. (Cappyl McDougall, the
Nome Drug Store, the hearing has
been set for Monday morning at
10:00 o’clock. It appears that the
administrators wish fees in addi
tion to the amount allowed by
law. District Judge J H. S. Mor
rison will preside over the case.
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JIM KANYAK JAILED
ON SECOND OFFENSE
Yesterday in Commissioner’s
court, Jim Kanyak was given a
jail sentence of six months, on a
charge of pette larceny. Kanyak
was arrested for breaking into and
looting cabins in the Kougarok
charge of petty larceny. Kanyak
second offense.
LICENSE TO WED
Today a marriage license was
issued to Laurence Etukeok and
Kate Woodluk.
MOTORSHIP TRADER
CHANGES OWNERSHIP
■ The MS Trader, which has for
many years plied both north and
south along the coast of north
western Alaska, has been purchas
ed from the estate of Ira M. Rank,
deceased, by Captain Pete Paul
son, who has been its master for
more than 15 years. Captain Paul
son says his first trip will be to
St. Lawrence Island. The vessel
will carry freight and mail to the
villages on the island.
MINISTER RETURNS
FROM VACATION
Miss Erickson, minister of the
Methodist Mission here, has re
turned to Nome from a vacation
trip to Wales, Alaska, and will
preach at her Native church Sun
day evening.
AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilots Whaley and Peterson
have been busy with the U. S. C.
& G. S. at Teller, Tin City and
Wales.
Pilot Whalejy made a trip to
Solomon yesterday morning, re
turning with Richard Lee.
Miss Pearl Bragg made a round
trip to Solomon yesterday after
noon with Richard Lee and A1
Reader and returned with Joe
Skidmore.
Sig Wien is scheduled to arrive
from Pt. Barrow today.
Alaska Airlines
Pilot Schultz arrived from Fair
banks last night with John H.
Derrick and express. He departed
this morning with Leslie Pasco of
Pan American Airways
Capt. John Olsen and First
Officer W. Monsen. came in yes
terday morning with Peter Wood
from Fairbanks. They returned
immediately to Fairbanks with
Katherine Nordale, Maury Mave
rick. Paul H. Jordan and E. L.
“Bob" Bartlett.
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