All Plans Completed For
Nome’s Big 4th of July
Celebration On Monday
All plans are completed for the
big celebration on July 5th, stated
chairman Jim Walsh.
The grandstand for the patriotic
exercises is scheduled to be erect
ed on the street between Nome
Motors and Wien Airlines this
year.
A full day of events will be
highlighted by an address by Lt.
Col. Earl Butler, who is coming
from Ladd Field especially for the
occasion.
In case of rain on the 5th, the
committee in charge has announ
ced that most of the events will
be held in the Nome School audi
torium.
Home Arts Club To Set Up
Refreshment Stand On The 5th
The Home Arts Club is spon
soring a popcorn and cold drink
booth on the 5th of July for the
purpose of raising funds for one
of their several local projects.
Members are contributing the
supplies for the booth which will
be set up on Front Street.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Phyllis Menadlook.
IN THE ROADSTEAD
The MV Square Sinnet of the
Alaska Steamship Co. is discharg
ing cargo.
The Union Oil tanker is dis
charging oil for the U. S. Smelt
ing Co.
The USCG Clover is repairing
the harbor lights which were de
molished by heavy ice during the
winter.
The USSN Leo, military cargo
ship, is discharging freight for
Nome Field.
The USNS Valentine, refriger
ator ship, is discharging merchan
dise for Nome Field.
SATURDAY EVENING POST
PHOTOGRAPHER HERE
Ivan Dmitri, top photographer
for the Saturday Evening Post
magazine, has been taking pic
tures of children in Unalakleet
and Nome for another of Sally
Carrighar’s fine articles on Alaska
which is scheduled to appear soon
in that publication.
Jim Walshes Leave On Vacation
Vernon Smith of the San Fran
cisco office of Pan American Air
ways arrived to r eplace Jim
Walsh who is leaving today with
his family for a vacation in the
States.
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Alaska Brings In Average
Of 1326 Pounds of Mail
Daily From Anchorage
A recapitulation of the traffic
carried by Alaska Airlines be
tween Anchorage and Nome for
the month of June showed:
Inbound — 102 passengers car
ried; 39,790 pounds of mail for
a daily average of 1326 pounds;
33,630 pounds of freight for a
daily average of 1121 pounds.
Outbound — 117 passengers;
10,434 pounds of mail for a daily
average of 348 pounds; and 3,663
pounds of freight for a daily av
erage of 122 pounds.
IN DISTRICT COURT
Joe Nicolas Pete was sentenced
by Judge Walter Hodge to serve
a year and a day for taking an
auto without the consent of the
owner.
In the case of Grant Jackson vs.
the Kotzebue Oil Co., a motion
to dismiss the case was denied by
the court.
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PLUS CARTOON
Frank Whaleys Arrive
To Mine At Rainbow
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whaley
and two children arrived today
with Wien Airlines, enroute to
Rainbow in the Kougarok where
they will carry on their mining
operations.
For the past two years the
Whaleys have been with Wien
Airlines at Kotzebue, where they
operated the Wien Hotel and di
rected tourist activities.
Their oldest son, known to
Nomeites as Brownie is now with
the armed forces as a ski instruc
tor in Japan.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving today were: Agnes
Galvin, Mr. Smille, Helen Sexton,
Mr. and Mrs. Ford, Bob Harwood,
Paul Hwang, Messrs. Tribuch,
Frasier and Murray.
Round trip passengers were Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Mattix and child
and Messrs. Wilson, Kelly, Erick
son, and Kelly.
Outgoing passengers were: Mrs.
Graham Mathis and five children,
Norman Rolandcr, John Carlson,
Capt. Kamborn, and Jim Walsh
and family.
JUNIOR POLICE MEETING
A special meeting of the Junior
Police is called for 2 o'clock Sat
urday at the City Hall. Arm bands
are now available for patrol duty,
July 5th. Baseball committees
should be ready with reports.
—George R. Goshaw, Secty.
SOFTBALL GAMES TONIGHT
AT NOME BASEBALL PARK
A softball game is scheduled
for tonight starting at 7:00 p.m.
at the ball park, between The
Air Force and Bronson’s.
An exhibition game will also
be played, starting at 9 between
the Bering Sea Club and a team
from the USNS Leo.
Boyd Harwood's Sister Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Ford arrived from
Seattle today to be house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Harwood
for the holiday. Mrs. Ford is a
sister of Boyd Harwood.
Arriving with them was Bob
Harwood, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harwood, who has completed his
second year in pharmacy at the
University of Washington.
Cliff Jolly of the Bendix Radio
overhaul team passed through
Nome today enroute to points
north. This is the second season
for Jolly, who states that so far
the traveling team of five are a
camera club.
In the party are Cliff Jolly,
team leader, Bob Reyers, Gene
Moss, “Cas” Kunawicz and Frank
De Thomas.
NEW STAMPS
Mrs. Bohrer, postmistress, re
ports having a very attractive and
appropriate new stamp for this
Independence Day mailing. Three
and eight-cent stamps depict the
Statue of Liberty.
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