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Wien Alaska Airlines flights
from Fairbanks to Nome by way
of Kotzebue and back to Fair
banks are bringing many visitors
to this far northern land. While
in Nome, they enjoy the special
Q-Bus tour around town and the
surrounding area, and some take
the trip north from Nome on the
Curly-Q Railroad 14 miles out
into the tundra and hills.
Recent visitors to Nome on the
Wien flights were:
JULY 6—
Phillip Stoermer, Tarzana, Cal.;
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cox, Min
erva, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Ed^ar
Briggs, Healdsburg, Calif.; Mr.
and Mrs. G. McCullough, Pasa
dena, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. N. L.
Ferrain, San Maeo, Calif.; Mr.
and Mrs. E. Bareilles, San Fran
cisco, Calif.; Shirley French, San
Francisco; Alta French, Los An
geles.
JULY 7—
John Tolfer, Denver, Colo.;
Richard Smith, Kelseyville, Calif.;
Kingsley A. Perry, Amhurst,
Mass.; Edna Shubert, Glen Allen,
Alaska.
JULY 8—
Mrs. Wilma L. Roy, George
town, Ind.; Dr. and Mrs. Victor
Johnson, Rochester, Minn.; Dr. R.
Mortonsen, Medford, Ore.
JULY 9—
Helen Hanson, Marysville, Cal.;
Jean P. Leister, Lewiston, Pa.;
Elizabeth J. Peters, Sitka; Mrs.
Evelyn Ball, Los Angeles; Mrs.
Elizabeth D. Riley, Rockville Cen
ter, N.Y.
JULY 10—
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baltos, Ir
vington, N.J.; Hans Creiblid, New
York City; Marjorie B. Adler,
Washington, D.C.; Esther Banfor,
Jersey City, N.J.; Eva J. New
man, Baltimore, Md.; Sophia K.
Pencak, Jersey City, N.J.; Zelma
Miller, Seatle; Mrs. David and
Marjorie Jane Park, West Allis,
Wis.; Rudolf Tuma, Los Angeles;
Marie Bruner, Baltimore, Md.;
Gertrude H. Svec, Relay, Md.
JULY 11—
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beranck Jr.,
Los Angeles; Mrs. Rachel Utter
back, Denver, Colo.; Gertrude An
dress, Sioux City, Iowa; Margue
rite McLellan, Denver, Colo.; Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Crosby, Stockton,
Calf.; Klara Bennett, Dows, la.;
Louis F. and Dorothea E. Knoll,
Brooklyn, N.Y.; Dr. and Mrs. R.
D. Short, Watseka, 111.; Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. B. Weaver, Fredonia,
N.Y.; Albert O. Blum, Baltimore,
Md.; L. L. Beery, Long Beach,
Calif.; Mrs. Irma Sutton, Wash
ington, D.C.; Mrs. M. B. Gunning,
Washington, D.C.; Mrs. John R.
Palmer, Shreveport, La.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. Schulenbrey, Danville, 111.;
Martha T. Rosenthal, Chic, 111.;
Walter Scott, Neantic, Conn.; M.
L. Coner, Churchville, N.Y.
JUDY 12—
S. B. and Mary W. Orton, Can
yon, Tex.; Melba J. Bach, Sau
ford, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Wilson, Chicago, 111.; Mrs. Eliza
beth Smith, Johnstown, Pa.; A.
K. Young, East St. Louis, 111.
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American Leaguers Beat
Nationals 11-9 In Free
Hitting All-Star Game
CLEVELAND, UP>—The Ameri
can League pounded out four
home runs to beat the National
League 11 to 9 in the the 21st
major league All-Star game Tues
day. It was the mightiest base
hit offensive in the game’s his
tory. A pair of homers by A1
Rosen accounted for 5 runs. Ray
Boone and Larry Doby added cir
cuit clouts for the American
Leaguers while Gus Bell and Ted
Kluszewski homered for the Na
tionals.
National 000 520 020— 9 14 0
American 004 121 03x—11 17 1
National battery: Robin Rob
erts, John Antonelli (4) Warren
Spahn (6) Marv Grissom (6) Gene
Conley (8) Carl Erskine (8), and
catchers Roy Campanella, and
Smoky Burgess.
American: Ed Ford, Sandy Con
suegra (4) Bob Lemon (4) Bob
Porterfield (5) Bob Keegan (8)
AND WHO WOULDN'T?
WEST HOLLAND, Vt., W —
Farmer Bernie Wheeler was argu
ing with a stubborn cow in his
pasture yesterday when a power
ful blow on the back knocked
him sprawling.
“That was no cow’s tail,” mur
mured farmer Wheeler.
And it wasn’t. It was a paw, A
huge back bear stood there with
her paw raised protecting two
cubs.
Soon’s he got his breath back,
farmer Wheeler said he lit out
of there as fast as his feet could
take him.
Dean Stone (8> Virgil Trucks (9),
and catcher Yogi Berra.
Winning pitcher, Stone; losing
pitcher, Conley.
Homers were clouted by:
A1 Rosen, AL, 3rd, 1 on.
Ray Boone, AL, 3rd, none on.
Ted Kluszewski, NL, 5th, 1 on.
A1 Rosen, AL, 5th, one on.
Gus Bell, NL, 8th, 1 one on.
Larry Doby, AL, 8th, none on.
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