Party of CAP Officers
Expected Tomorrow
From Anchorage
A party of six CAP officers
from Wing Headquarters at An
chorage are expected to fly to
Nome tomorrow for a meeting
with Nome squadron personnel.
It was not known definitely
who' would be in the party but
Major Bob Strong liaison officer
with the Air Force, Major Virgil
Stone, Capt. Perry, Capt. Mason,
Capt. Burnette and Lieut. Cham
bers all of Wing headquarters,
were mentioned as likely to be
in the group.
Maj. George Weyer of the Nome
CAP squadron has annuoirnced
that a dinner will be given for the
visiting officers at the Bering Sea
Club Tuesday evening at 7 p.m.,
to which about 20 Nomeites have
been invited to attend.
IN THE ROADSTEAD
Discharging of the Square Sin
net was delayed 10 hours by un
favorable weather during the
night but work started again this
morning.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: John Aleobana and
James Bateman.
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Home Arts Club Plans
Picnic Supper In Honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fritz
The Home Arts Club has plan
ned a picnic supper meeting to
morrow evening at the location on
the Osborne road, if the weather
is favorable.
If the weather is inclement, the
group will meet at the Commun
ity Center for an indoor supper.
The party is planned as a fare
well to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fritz
of CAA who are scheduled to
leave soon for their new assign
ment at Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz have both
been very active in church and
community affairs and will be
missed.
IN DISTRICT COURT
The Lomen Commercial Co. was
awarded a judgment against the
Teller Mining Co. on a chattel
mortgage.
The Lromen Commercial Co. was
awarded a judgment against the
Teller Mining Co. for an open
account.
In the case of the U.S. vs.
' James Harvey, scheduled for hear
ing this morning, the case was
continued indefinitely on request
from Paul Dupler, counsel for the
defendant.
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JULY 9th
CALLING NOME, TELLER, KOTZEBUE, ST. MICHAEL
PHONE MAIN 68 WALTER W. SIPPRELL, AGENT
Judge Walter Hodge
Addresses Junior Police
Nome Junior Police held its
monthly meeting Saturday after
noon. Judge Walter Hodge of the
U.S. District Court, addressed the
Juniors, telling them about our
laws, federal, territorial and mu
nicipal and urged all to follow
and obey. The Judge made his
remarks understandable and in
teresting.
Chief of Police Herb Jenks read
certain city ordinances pertain
ing especially to teen-agers—ob
servance of the curfew, the risk
of fire from fireworks within the
city and on the tundra, the shoot
ing of fire-arms within the city
limits, keeping the city clean—all
being of much importance to the
people of Nome.
Junior Police Chief Robert
Summers called attention to
Father’s Day and asked all mem
bers to do something extra for
their dads and to' daily obey their
parents and respect the rights and
property of others. Chief Sum
mers appointed two committees
who will organize two ball teams
to compete with other boy teams
in the Little League baseball
series this summer. He announced
the next monthly meeting for
July 17, when another speaker
will address the Junior Police. Be
fore being dismissed all members
re-affirmed their Pledge to their
organization.
UTILITIES BOARD MEETS
TOMORROW EVENING
A regular meeting of the Nome
Power Utility Board will be held
tomorrow evening at the City
Hall. This meeting, stated presi
dent of the board, Dewey Good
rich, is an open meeting and in
terested citizens are encouraged
to attend and take part in this
important new civic responsib
ility.
NOTICE
CAP Cadets will meet tonight
at 7:00 p.m. at the CAA Rec
Center.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—All-steel ironing
board, baby carriage, junior
chair & table, child’s wardrobe,
bassinette & stand, small crib,
highchair, baby sled. Phone
Red 30. tf
FOR SALE — Amana upright
deep-freeze. Call Black 161. 74
BEAUTY DEMONSTRATOR: Up
to $5 hour demonstrating famous
Hollywood Cosmetics. Your
neighborhood. Free samples &
details supplied. Write Studio
Girl, Dept. N-l, Glendale, Calif.
MODERN HOUSE, good neigh
borhood, for rent. Main 123.
RADIO, Hallicrafter, for sale, bat
tery or elec. Charles Moses. 73p
I SHOWING AT
THEATER
MONDAY — 7:15 & 9:15
“ MR. IMPERIUM ”
in Technicolor
Starring
LANA TURNER and
EZIO PINZA
(Famed star of "South Pacific")
with
MARJORIE MAIN
BARRY SULLIVAN
SIR CEDRIC HARDWICK
NORTHERN LIGHTS
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
The first, regularly scheduled
game of the season was played
between the Bering Sea Club
team and the Det. E CRC team
from Nome Field last night be
ginning at 7 p.m. The Bering Sea
Club nine came out on top in a
fast, high-scoring game with the
final score 13 to 6.
Hits Runs Errors
Bering S. Club 14 13 5
Det. E CRC 7 6 1
BSC—Ruth, Emmons; Nelson, c.
Det E—Poesch, Weaver; Larson, c
Winning pitcher Ruth; losing
pitcher Weaver.
Weather permitting an exhibi
tion game between the same two
teams will be played tonight be
ginning at 11:15 p.m. in celebra
tion of the longest day of the
year. This game will not count in
the league standings.
The next scheduled league play
will be Wednesday evening, June
23, at 7 p.m. between Bronson’s
team and Det E CRC.
Fire At Peter Charlie's Sunday
The Nome Fire Department, by
prompt action, saved the cabin
of Peter Charlie yesterday. A
blaze had started in the floor
and was believed to have been
caused by a cigarette.
LITTLE LEAGUE NEWS
First practice for Nome Little
League whs held last Saturday
night with about 30 boys partici- »
pating.
Regular practice will be held on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. it was
announced.
More adults with a knowledge
of baseball are needed to coach
the Little League boys. ,
All boys between the ages of
8 and 13 who would like to play
on a little league team should
show up at the ball park for prac
tice. If you have your own glove,
bring it with you. Ball, bats and
some gloves are available.
Teams will be organized and it
is -> hoped to schedule regular
games by the Fourth of July.
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
NOW AT NOME DRUG
Kathryn O’Shields, representa
tive of DuBarry Products, is now
at the Nome Drug Store, where
she is busy giving lessons in the
art of make-up to many of the
local women and girls who have
made appointments for this week.
Anyone who does not have an
appointment may still get one by
phoning cfr calling at the Drug
Store.
FLEMING CALENDARS & ADVERTISING NOVELTIES
OF ALL KINDS — BALL POINT PENS — ASH TRAYS, ETC.
HOOVER NURSES & WAITRESS UNIFORMS
AND STREET DRESSES
TOPPS SLACKS, JACKETS, SHIRTS — COOKS, BAKERS,
& BUTCHERS LINEN — BARTENDERS COATS & VESTS.
MASON VELVET-EEZE SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN — MONARCH BOOK MATCHES
See A. E. Lawson, agent,
At 572 Third Avenue or Ask at The Glue Pot
Your Business Appreciated — Orders Mailed At Once
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
WE CARRY A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS CAREFULLY HANDLED
PRESENTING . . .
a large assortment of Arctic
WOLVES
Priced to sell from
$23.00 to $65.00
also
/
Wolf and Wolverine Ruffs
at
$5.00 to $16.00