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Robert Gallahorn, Johnnie
Johnson & William Henry
Believed Crew of Lost Tug
The three men who are believed !
to have perisheql in the sinking of
the tugboat Harold J. of the B and
R Tug Co. of Kotzebue are Capt.
' Robert Gallahorn, Johnnie John
son and William Henry, all of
Kotzebue.
The barge and upper structure
of .the tug have been located' by
searchers at Shishmaref but no
report on the missing men has
been received.
Agnes Schlosser, who has taught'
in many villages‘of this area, left
yesterday for Kobuk, where she
will be stationed at the territorial
school this winter.
Margaret Heller, local manager J
for Alaska Airlines, is on a
month’s vacation which will take
her to the States to visit with
relatives.
MONDAY IS A HOLIDAY
Stores and public offices will
observe Labor Day by closing all
day Monday. This includes the
Post Office. There will be no pa
per published Monday.
Mrs. Pete Sandvik, wife of the
territorial engineer stationed here,
arrived yesterday. The Sandviks
will live in the newly completed
apartment at the Territorial
Mines Bldg, on Front Str.
•ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: G. Ayak, G.
Goodell, L. Voightlander. .
To Anchorage: Clifford Topkok,
Barbara Hawn, Nicholas Michal
ko, Fred Dingledy, Margaret Hel
ler, Edward Loomis, Sigfried
Aukongak, Morgan Aukongak,
Helen Reader, Betty Carney, Janis
Hanf, A1 Henricksen, Garry Ball,
Martin Olson, Alex Maclnnes.
To McGrath: Fiore Cecchini,
Frank Molitar. To Unalakleet:
Ethel Atluk, Lawrence Float.
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Sept. 16 is deadline for
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Freighter Sailings From Seattle
Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
School Starts Tuesday
Morning, Beginners To
Showr Up At 8 A.M.
School bells will ring at nine
o’clock Tuesday morning for all
students except the beginners,
who must be there at 8 o’clock,
stated Superintendent Angell.
He also stated that there may
be a shortage of teachers to start
with and overcrowding is antici
pated but will be worked out after
the total enrollment is known.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: James Parker,
Heinz Helfgen.
From Kotzebue: Mrs. Pete
Sandvik, Ed Hilton, Marvin A.
Ostby, Miss Iram Weill, Chap.
Hoger Burtner, Arthur Coffin.
To Kotzebue: Richard Lee, P.
L. Southwell, Agnes Schlosser.
To Fairbanks: Marie Gregory,
Madeline Piscoya, Mildred Joule,
Stuart Tocktoo, Ralph Paneok,
Ernest Paneok, Maurice Kiyutel
luk, Baker Ningealook, Winfred
Obruk, Peter Singyke, Christine
Barr, Elsie Tocktoo, Ann Peter
sen, Gabriel Muktoyuk, Marjorie
Leonard, Will Jane Lincoln, Gor
don Mitchell, James Sorrell, Earl
Sheen, Michael Sheridan, Edwin
Burbeck, Mel Walsh, Marvin A.
Ostby, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sloane.
DANGER AREA—ANG FIRING
CAMP DEXTER
Extending out from Dexter Road
2 miles beyond Nome River; north
from mountain range (south of
Camp Dexter) to Camp Dexter
extending south along Nome Riv
er for a distance of 3 miles square
from Camp Dexter.
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located at Nome Base. See Rose
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properties, placer or lode, in Al
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German Writer Gathering
First Hand Information On
Eskimos For His Readers
At Rotary luncheon Thursday
noon, guests were L. G. Jefferies
of the N.C. Co. Store, and Heinz
Helfgen of Dusseldorf, Germany.
Mr. Helfgen revealed that he
is on a trip to Alaska to collect
material for a book aimed at the
children of Germany.
Mr. Helfgen described himself
as a a journalist and world trav
eler, having had two books pub
lished and broadcasted over the
German radio concerning his ad
ventures. One of the books deals
with a trip he made around the
world by bicycle in 1951, touch
ing most of the countries of the
globe.
On this present trip he plans
to visit the Eskimos in their na
tive homes so that he can des
cribe the Eskimos at first hand
to his German readers.
Mr. Helfgen revealed he was
very much impressed with this
northwestern part of Alaska and
hopes to return with some Ger
man idustrialists so that they
might assess its potential.
CHRISTIAN YOUTH
All who are interested in hav
ing Youth for Christ meetings or
any other such name in connec
tion with Christian work among
young people, are invited to at
tend a prayer meeting at the
Covenant Church on Saturday,
Sept. 3rd, at 8:00 p.m. This is the
second of the specia^ series of
prayer meetings which are being
held every Saturday night at the
various churches.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Winfred Adloat was given a
six months suspended sentence
for giving liquor to minors.
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Diplomas To Be Given
At Gospel Home For
Bib:e School Session
Diploma night for the two-week
Bible School session at the Nome
Gospel Home will be held there
Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. The
name of the program is “Festival
of Ports.” During this time the
children will display some of their
craft and memory work. Added
features will include a 30-piece
rhythm band with instruments
made by the children themselves.
Also “Aunt Ruth” the story lady
will be there with another one of
her interesting stories for chil
dren. All are invited to this “Sail
ing With Christ” program.
MADELINE PISCOYA PLANS
NURSES TRAINING COURSE
Among the students leaving for
Mt. Edgecumbe School was Mede
line Piscoya, who graduated from
Nome High School and is plan
ning to take nurses training.
Helen Reader, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Reader, left for
Seattle, where she will attend
school this winter.
Bill Tuttle, cashier at M and M
Bank who left suddenly due to
illness, is reported improving af
ter an operation in Seattle.
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