Many Lost and Found
Items At The Theater
The management of The The
ater states that the lost and found
department has accumulated a
wide variety of articles left in
the theater. Included are many
mittens, caps, wallets, scarves,
sweaters and many other items.
One very fine sweater is equip
ped with a lower denture in the
pocket.
All articles will be placed on
display Friday evening said Mrs.
Brown, and then all unclaimed
items will be given to some
worthy organization for rummage
sales.
ANS TEACHERS ARRIVE
Mrs. and Mrs. Mitchell and
child ^n, teachers for the ANS
who have been outside on vaca
tion, returned yesterday enroute
to White Mountain, where they
taught last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Zalud of
Cleveland, Ohio, are the new
ANS teachers for King Island.
They arrived recently to prepare
for their first Alaska assignment.
These teachers get to know
their students before school starts
on the island and classes begin
here before the villagers migrate
to their winter home.
CHRISTIE WALDHELM BACK
FROM VISITS WITH SONS
Christie Waldheim, who has
been in Los Angeles and Spokane
visiting her children, returned
home yesterday with Pan Ameri
can Airways, after being gone
two months.
While in California she attend
ed the wedding of her son, Billy
Waldheim. He is with Douglas
Aircraft Co.
Her son Tom, and daughter
Karen, live in Spokane, Wash.
She also enjoyed a visit with
Maureen Hudert, who is taking
nurse’s training at the Sacred
Heart Hospital in Spokane, and
also a surprise visit from Ger
trude Hoven while in Los An
geles.
Mildred Hermann, well-known
Alaskan attorney and candidate
for delegate at large to the State
hood Constitutional Convention,
left yesterday for Fairbanks to
be parliamentarian for the Alaska
Nurfees Convention. She had been
here for a short visit with her
son, Russell Hermann and family.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Teddy Amarok was sentenced
to 60 days in the Federal Jail for
larceny.
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August 20th.
Calling only Kotzebue, Unalakleet
Last freighter sails from
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Calling St. Michael, Nome,
Lost River and Teller
Judge Hodge To Preside
Over Libel Suit In
First Division Court
JUNEAU—With four main cases
set for trial, a term of court has
been scheduled to begin here on
Oct. 17, with District Judge Wal
ter H. Hodge of the Second Divi
sion on the bench, Clerk of Court
J. Wilfred Leivers announced this
week.
The suit in which former Gov.
Ernest Gruening, former Treasur
er Henry Roden and former High
way Engineer Frank Metcalf are
suing the Empire Printing Co. for
alleged libel, is set for trial before
a jury on Oct. 19.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Ella Weyapuk, Paul
Tuilana, Wm. Thomas, Fred Ka
karuk', Margaret Rudivicz.
Discharged: Joshua Savok, Mrs.
Bassler and infant, Ruth Melin,
Dominic Thomas.
WIEN AIRLINES
Nome to Fairbanks: Woodrow
Spagnoli, Helen Wilcox, Leonard
Wilcox, Norman Esary, George
Esary, Edmund Martinsen.
Fairbanks to Nome: Mrs. Chris
tine Cross, Stanley P. French,
Mrs. Noel Wien.
Kotzebue to Nome: H. M. Boyd.
Miss Isabel Miller, formerly of
Nome, has been assigned as a so
cial worker for the Presbyterian
Church in southeastern Alaska.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Hallicrafter portable
radio. Call Main 91. After 6
p.m., call Red 89. 98
HELP WANTED —Clerk typist.
Woman preferred. Salary $355
per month, paid vacation, sick
leave. 5 work days per week.
Start immediately. See Capt.
Ellis, National Guard. 100
FOR SALE—Treadle Singer sew
ing machine, double bed, box
spring and matress, Hllywd bed
frame, 1 freize sofa bed and
matching swing rocker. Call
Main 96. lOOp
Can sell or finance good mining
properties, placer or lode, in Al
aska or Yukon Territory. Write
Post Office Box 205, Anchorage,
Alaska. 117c
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‘Men of The
Fighting Lady’
WITH
Van Johnson
Walter Pidgeon
Louis Calhem
Keenan Wynn
Dewey Martin
Frank Love joy
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Roy Rogers and Trigger
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"THE PHANTOM RIDER"
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday were: Geo.
Curtaz, W. Olioe, Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell and family, Christie
Waldheim, Omie McCarthy.
Round trip passenger was H.O.
Erickson.
Departing were* Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hoitt, Mildred Hermann,
Albert Gologergen, Leonard
Apongalook, Dick Ludwig, Sam
Godfrey, Mrs. George Bayer and
two children, WP. Tomison, and
Graham Austerman.
WSCS MEETS FOR BERRIES
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
All women planning to attend
the WSCS berry-picking party on
Friday are asked to meet at the
Methodist Church at 2:00 p.m. and
bring their own sandwiches. All
other food will be provided.
Those having extra transporta
tion are asked to contact Ann
Parkinson or Velma Goins.
Tourist Facts and Figures
A survey of tourist travel shows
several changes this year.
With the closing down of the
Alaska Steamship Co.’s tourist
trips, the older people have not
been coming into the territory.
Those traveling by plane and
car are somewhat younger, with
an average age, of 60, it has been
determined.
Another interesting fact is that
over 90 percent of the tourists
coming to the territory have vis
ited the Arctic this year, with
Nome and Kotzebue leading as
the choice of tours, Fort Yukon
second, and Barrow third.
A reduction in the number of
people touring Alaska was noted
but was due without a doubt to
the ending of boat travel.
Mrs. George Bayer and chil
dren left the States yesterday and
plan to be gone several months.
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