FORTUNE PHOTOGRAPHER
ON ASSIGNMENT HERE
Marvin Newman, photographer
for Fortune magazine, arrived to
do some personalities for forth
coming articles prepared by the
Smith - Hemlich team who were
here earlier in the year.
Newman is tfie son-in-law of
Rose Silverman of the Trading
Post and is enjoying Alaska for
•the first time. His wife, the for
.mer Julia Silverman, arrived* ear
lier in the week.
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Girl Scout Leaders Plan
Next Year’s Program
As Encampment Ends
The camp staff meeting of the
Girl Scouts was held with Mrs.
Jack Jenkins last evening and ex
periences of the present encamp
ment were evaluated.
Plans were set in motion to im
prove and increase the activities
as well as the program for next
year.
Senior intermediates now at
camp with Meta Muller are sched
uled to return Saturday evening.
Families planning to pick up
their girls may call at 7:00 p.m.
The Girl Scouts have been in
vited to participate in the parade
for the Fourth of July.
Jack Whaley of Wien
Promises Better Freight
Service On Nome Run
Jack Whaley, manager of Wien
Airlines, has been here for the
past two days evaluating local
conditions and interviewing mer
chants in the interest of improv
ing the service of his airline be
tween Fairbanks and Nome.
Shortage of planes, he states,
has handicapped the program, but
better freight service can be ex
pected in the future. He also
promised that tourist flights are
expected to be given more lay
over time in Nome.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Mrs, Bob Sa
varia and two children; Marvin
Newman, Chris Olson.
To Kotzebue: Arthur Coffin.
From Kotzebue: Jack Beverlan,
Marge Beverlarr, Shirley Bever
lan, Bessie Moto, Mr. and Mrs.
K. B. Tool, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Gill.
To Fairbanks: Dr. L. R. Fletch
er, G. Isberg, R. • Daniels, L.
Schwab, Mr. and Mrs. Cass, M. G.
Gaston, R. A. Edwards, Mr. and
Mrs. G. McMillan, Edith McMill
an, Emil Kuckuck, R. L. Reed,
| Sam S^e, Ken Friske.
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Mary Mendenhall and
Allen Ahnangnaloguk To
Be Married This Evening
Mary Mendenhall and Allen
Ahnangnatoguk are to be married
this evening at 8:00 by Rev. Vivi
an Malcom, assisted by Harriet
Brown at the Assembly of God
Church.
It has been announced that the
ceremony is open to the public
and the many friends of the cou
ple are invited to attend.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Sam See, R.
L. Reed, Walt Baker, C. S. Hamil
ton, Lee Jordan, R. W. Oliver, J.
Jenkins, Ralph Grosvold.
To Anchorage: Mary Kakaruk,
Harry Oxereok, Sgt. Chas. Pack,
W. J. Tweet, Paul Ringsmith,
Laura Sockpick, Paul Sarv, and
Judge Walter Hodge.
Nome to McGrath: Russell Her
mann. Nome to Unalakleet: Capt.
Johns.
Oil Tanker Discharging Here
The oil tanker Standard of
California arrived jn Nome road
stead Thursday and is now dis
charging.
CAP, Nome Squadron
On Mission to Golovin
Yesterday afternoon an airplane
of the Nome Squadron, Civil Air
Patrol, flew to Golovin to pick up
a boy who had swallowed a two
inch straight pin. The pilot was
Rev. Roald Amundsen.
The boy, eleven-year-old Ga
briel Eognuk, was returned to
Nome and taken to the MMM
Hospital. His condition is report
ed Sis satisfactory.
Swedish immigrants to the
United States in the 1600s orig
inated the use of the log cabin
in America.
Boy Scouts Will Have
Area Scout Director for
Encampment Next Week
Boy Scout Troop 666 are sched
uled to leave town for encamp
ment at Dexter on Sunday after
noon at 1:00 p.m. •
The boys will have a fine pro
gram this summer under the di
rection of Ken Ubelhode, North
ern area director who is coming
from Fairbanks for the week.
Archery, ball games, rifle shoot
ing, hiking, and new and interest
ing camp activities have been
planned and it is hoped that as
many scouts as possible can par
ticipate.
Square Knot To Unalakleet
The M.V. Square Knot departed
last evening for Unalakleet and
is scheduled to return to complete
its work here about June 30th.
Ranald Gillis Of Candle
Dies In Vancouver, Wash.
Word has been received of the
death of Ronald Gillis of Candle
in Vancouver, Wash., on June 13.
Gillis, who had been in ill health
for several years, was a patient
in the Kaiser Foundation Hospital
of Vancouver.
Ronald Gillis was a long-time
resident of Candle and served as
U.S. Commissioner and Postmas
ter of the northern mining com
munity for many years.
He was a member of the Igloo
No. 1 of the Pioneers of Alaska.
He is survived by two daugh
ters, Mrs. Mary Teeters of Port
land and Mrs. Margaret Meinin
ger of Vancouver.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Richard Orr and
Gabriel Eognuk.
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