Strand Family to Move
To the Lower 48
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Strand
and family leave tomorrow for
Unalakleet where they will stay
a month before departing for
Rockford, 111., where they will
make their home for the winter.
Mr. Strand has been in this
area for the past ten years, dur
ing which time he has been a
builder for the Covenant Church
and during which time he ac
quired a wife and family. He also
activated the Covenant Church
Boy Scout Troop.
He states there is much work
left to be done here as several
villages need new churches built.
After school is out in the spring
the Strands expect to spend some
time on the family farm in Con
necticut.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Dalton Foster was fined $500 in
Magistrate’s Court yesterday for
possession and transporting of
unsealed raw grizzly bear. $250
of the fine was suspended by
Magistrate James St. Amour with
the condition that no further vio
lations occur during the year.
The complaint was filed by !
William Burns of the Fish and
Wildlife Service.
* * *
Michael Saclamena who was !
charged by the Fish and Wildlife
Service with selling raw ivory
without legal permit was acquit
ted.
* * *
Mildred Pauwok was fined $50 i
and given 30 days on a disorderly
conduct charge.
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Jonathan Moto was given a 30- :
day suspended sentence for dis
orderly conduct and fined $50
with $30 suspended for purchas
ing liquor as a minor. He is
twenty years old.
IN SUPERIOR COURT
In Superior Court, bail was set
at S5.000 by Justice Harry Arend
of the Supreme Court for Steve
almas pending the outcome of
an appeal made for setting aside
a motion for a new trial.
Salinas, of Kotzebue, is held on
a charge of arson.
Matilda Dedrick, manager of
the Santa Cruz Symphony Or
chestra was among the Nome |
visitors yesterday.
NOTICE
All Brownie Scouts registered
for Day-Camp will meet Friday,
at 7:00 p. m. at St. Joseph's Hall.
(Scouts Put on a Full
Program at Salmon Lake
i Parents and friends enjoyed a
! fine program prepared by the
j Scouts at the Salmon Lake en
campment on Friday evening.
The Order of the Arrow was
postponed until a future date it
was announced. The group which
: had been out a full week, under
Ira Hill, Scout executive, return
ed home on Saturday.
His assistants were Fred Chunn,
Homer Hoogendorn, and Don Jen
nings. Everett Bachelder also
' helped one day.
Boys from Troop 666 were
Lloyd Hardy, Mike Thompson.
Walter Peterson, Cliff Oquilluk,
; Max Johnson, Willie Hoogendorn,
Mike O’Connor, Silvario Ruiz,
Robert Fagerstrom and Jacob
Sheldon.
Merit badges were earned by
several boys, but Ira Hill carried
I the list away with him and their
names could not be obtained at
this time.
In Spencer Strand’s troop Don
ny Wall and Erwin Tucker were
awarded their Second Class
Badges.
Buddy Walker, John Towner
and Donny Wall received their
cooking awards and canoeing
awards went to Buddy Walker,
Gene and Art Johnson and Joe
Dexter.
Scoutmaster Strand was assist
ed by Earl Swanson.
Transportation was provided by
Rev. John Maakestad, Rev. Ger
ald McCray, Maj. Money, Ben
Young and Con Potter.
TONSINA HEADS NORTH
SEATTLE UP) — The first and
last common-carrier U. S. freight
■ er to call north of the Arctic Cir
I cle this year left here Monday
j night.
i She is the Alaska Steampship
j Co. Liberty ship Tonsina. She will
carry the year’s supplies, from now
' through Christmas and the next
Fourth of July, for Kotzebue. She
will call at Nome, Teller and St.
Michael.
Hardys Go On Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Hardy and |
son Lloyd, left last week for a !
vacation with relatives in Kan- ;
sas. Mr. Hardy is the chief mech- I
anic here for Alaska Airlines, j
NOTICE
SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL
UNION MEETING
TONIGHT — JULY 19
7:30 P.M. — ANB HALL
All Members are to Attend
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
FOR SAIL — M/V GENEVIEVE
Twin screw tugboat. Length 45', Breadth 12W, Depth 5' (more
or less. Only 48 years old. Paint, putty and two engines may
make a big difference. Ideal for bottom finishing. Will accept
best offer. Purchaser must remove from Sand Spit by October.
Phone MAIN 147 Write BOX 700
Second Sailing Will Call at
Nome - Teller - Point Spencer - Kotzebue
J Northeast Cape - St. Michael - Nome
For Loading Southbound Cargo
l
Visiting Tourists
From the east coast to the west,
I came visitors yesterday to see
' Nome and take the Polar Sea
! Tour. In the party were Betty
McLean, Corvallis, Ore.; Clara
Snyder, Lincoln, Neb.; Dr. Edi
son French and family, San Luis
Obispo, Calif.; Grace Kelley and
Laura Tubbs, Stratford, Conn.;
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lawrence,
Chaddsford, Pa.; Marvin Wasie
lewski, Dearborn, Mich.; Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Rhyne, Whittier,
! Calif.; Emmet Shane and wife,
Los Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Penoyer, Wayne, Mich.; Dr.
and Mrs. Stanley Burson, Lodi,
Calif.; Mrs. R. E. Triggs, Chatham,
N. J.; Ola McGhee, New York;
and Matilda Dedrick, Santa Cruz,
Calif.
I The Davenport Democrat was
represented by Miss Ethel and
Miss Irma Garner of Davenport,
, Iowa. Mrs. James Nelson, God
frey, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilson, El Paso, Tex.
On the regular daily tour yes
j terday were Mr. and Mrs. Zerney
Barnes, Lakeland, Fla.; Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Hampton, Lubbock,
Tex.; Bennie Morgan and Lillie
Pool, Jasper, Tex.; Mrs. Karl Ken
dall, Marion, Iowa and Mrs. R.
H. Lowe, Los Angeles, Calif.
R. A. Ferguson of Palos Verde
Estates, Calif., said, “this is a
I grand land we love the people
j we’ve met.”
FLORIDA VISITORS
Among the interesting visitors
on tour yesterday were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank O’Byrne of Lake
Wales, Fla., who can Don Duck
citric juices which are shipped
from coast to coast. Mr. and Mrs.
O’Byrne enjoyed visiting with
Rev. Gerald McCray, whose home
is not far from Lake Wales.
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U.S.C.G. CLOVER IN PORT
The U. S. C. G. Clover arrived
yesterday on her annual trip up
the Alaskan Coast to light and
repair navigation lights.
They expect to be here a few
days to replace the east jetty
I light which was broken off by
the ice last fall. Choppy seas de
layed work today.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: George Waldheim,
Mary Ann Molitor, Joshua Savok
and Dorcas Brown.
Discharged: Charles Hegdahl,
Larisse Lowe, Alice Wall, Mary
Jean Wall, Marie Pushruk and
son, Sam Aningayou and Lorraine
Apuk.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Molitor
are the parents of a daughter
bom on July 17 at the hospital.
The Molitors also have a son.
Grandmother Molitor is visiting
here awaiting her new grand
daughter.
NOTICE TO CAR OWNERS
All cars driven in the City of
Nome must have City of Nome
License Sticker on the wind
shield. Those cars without stick
ers will be ticketed by police and
be subject to a maximum fine of
$300 and 30 days sentence.
Nome City Council
By Robert F. Scott,
86 City Clerk
NOTICE
A cash reward of $100 will be
paid for information leading to
the arrest and conviction of the
! person or persons molesting,
damaging, breaking and shooting
into the old NAT "Red Hanger"
north of Nome, and aircraft
stored therein. I 85
Munz Airways
WANT ADS
FC150 Jeep Cabover 4WD pickup
for sale by Man With Red Paint
Job. $1,550. Dick Galleher, Box
875, Nome. tf
: FOUND: Pair of glasses with dark
i blue rims. Claim at Nugget.
|nomerama theater j |
TONIGHT and THURSDAY "***
AMONG MEN IN A
SPECTACLE!
a land of sinful pleasures
he rallies his Gallant
Hundred to defy
THE GIANT
OP MARATHON
FRIDAY a n >1 SATURDAY
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“TOBY TYLER”
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Gene Sheldon — Richard Eastham
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