Last Day For Registration
For Girl Scouts Before
Going On Encampment
Girl Scouts have been register
ing with Mrs. Alma Glavinovich
for the summer encampment
which starts Sunday.
All Girl Scouts planning on
participating have only one day
left in which to register. The
time will be between 10 and 12
o’clock tomorrow morning at the
home of Mrs. Glavinovich.
An excellent program has been
planned with many women of the
community giving their time. This
will probably be the last encamp
ment at the beautiful Dexter site
as it is contemplated to move the
camp to Salmon Lake next year.
FRED CHAMBERS VISITS
Fred Chambers, former bush
pilot of Nome, and now a cap
tain for American Airlines, ar
rived Monday for a visit with his
children and friends here.
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SON BORN TO MR. AND
MRS. JOHN OST JR.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ost Jr.,
oJ Brunswick, Ga., are the par
ents of a son, John L. Ost III,
born June 4th. The baby is the
first grandchild of the John Osts
of Tacoma, Wash., and the first
great-grandchild of the Rev. L. E.
Ost of Fortuna Ledge.
BABY DAUGHTER BORN TO
MR. AND MRS. KIMOKTOAK
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kimoktoak j
announce the arrival of a new 1
daughter born on July 13th. The
baby weighed 10 pounds and has
been named Marilyn Ruth.
NAGOZRUK INFANT DIES j
The infant child of Mr. and |
Mrs. Arthur Nagozruk Jr., died j
yesterday at the Anchorage hos- j
pita} while undergoing surgery, j
The remains were brought to i
| Nome today for burial.
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Diomede Teacher Shows
Films of Spring Hunting
! At Rotary Luncheon
I A couple of films about whale
! and walrus hunting were shown
j by Don J. Abbott at the Rotary
I noon luncheon today at the Ber
j ing Sea Club. Mr. and Mrs. A-b
; bott were teachers at the A.N.S.
I school on Little Diomede Island
I last winter and the color pictures
| were taken during the spring
I hunting season. The pictures
j show the islanders cutting up a
] whale and in more detail three
skin boats coming upon a herd of
walrus, the kill, and butchering.
Other guests were Dr. Harvey
W. Anderson, Fred Chambers of
American Airlines, and Dick
Jones, auditor for the Employ
ment Security Commission.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional light
rain tonight decreasing Thursday
to a few showers. Little change
in temperature.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precipitation .14
inch. Highest temperature 49,
lowest 6. Max. wind 15 mph from
the south. Sunrise ' at 2:15 e.m.,
sunset at 9:58 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 54, lowest 41. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 75
in 1908, lowest 34 in 1911.
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in the multicolored record cas
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Iranian Visitors
Are Special Guests
Of Nome Chamber
Abdulla and Issa Ommiduar
were special guests at the Mon
day luncheon meeting of the
Northwestern Alaska Chamber of
Commerce.
The brothers left their home in
Iran three and a half years ago
on a 10-year world tour, begin
ning in Asia, where they visited
with leaders and native peoples
of many countries.
Speaking of their travels, Ab
dulla described a few of their
experiences as they collected arts
and crafts to send back to Iran
and took movies and colored
slides to share in the. countries
| where they visit. Issa showed
I slides taken in Japan, Australia,
and the Philippine Islands.
The brothers stated that it is
! their desire to create better un
derstanding between th^ peoples
of the world by helping them to
become better acquainted with
each other.
They said they plan to spend
the coming winter with the Eski
mos in northern Alaska and then
travel on into Canada.
Other guests at the Chamber
meeting included William Pelley,
from the Finance Department of
the Bureau of Public Roads in
Juneau; Charles D. Jones, Ber
nard Blumenstein, Mrs. James
Walsh, Mrs. Walter Sipprell, Mrs.
Wilbur Arnold, Mrs. Larry Gal
vin, Cherie Galvin, and her house
guest, Shirley Gnos.
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