Girl Scouts Planning
Dexter Encampment
Must Register Soon
All Girl Scouts planning to at
tend the encampment at Dexter
July 9 to 16 must register as soon
as possible with Mrs. Walter Gla
vinovich at her home.
Tonsina to Finish Here Tomorrow
The Tonsina expects to com
plete discharging at Nome to
morrow and will proceed to St.
Michael. It should arrive at Una
lakleet about July 2, and at
Teller July 8.
Albin Poison, who is hospital
ized in Fairbanks, is reported
much improved since his opera
tion and enjoying TV in his hos
pital room. «
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: David Pullock, Er
nest Saccheus, Minnie Tom of St.
Michael.
Discharged: Umbria Shaun, W.
Pressley and Dan Sullivan.
Mrs. Carl Webb, left for Tac
• oma, Wash., where she was called
due to the illness of her mother,
She expects to return soon.
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IN THE ROADSTEAD
The Cook Inlet Tug and Barge
Co. tug Tiger and barge Corregi
dor brought in heavy equipment
for the M-K Co. which was trans
ferred to a L-omen Co. barge and
taken down the coast by Aarnout
Castell in the Vicky C.
Also in port are the U.S.N.S.
Valentine and two other military
tanker-freighters.
The ANS M.S. North Star is re
ported ahead of schedule and is
expected to arrive and depart be
fore the 4th of July.
Beulah Levy, Very 111,
Returning To Kotzebue
Beaulah Levy, prominent Kot
zebue business women is reported
very seriously ill in Seattle and
that she will be soon taken to her
home in Kotzebue. A sister, Mrs.
Clara Rotman of Kotzebue, is re
ported, will acc.ompany her.
Another sister, Myra MacDon
ald, left Nome Monday to join
her at Kotzebue.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ivanoff of
Eek, Alaska, were vistors for a
short time today. Mr. and Mrs.
Ivanoff teach school for the ANS.
Attention National Guardsmen
A.N.G. members from outlying
districts are requested to report
to the ANG Armory as soon as
possible.
—Capt. Ellis
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers are needed to help
' clean up the beach east of the
I power house, to pick up cans
j and trash and tidy up after the
j bulldozer. Calling all teen-agers,
j Junior Police, etc.
Cavota's Store will provide
gloves for everyone who shows
up tonight at 7 o'clock.
—Fred Cavota, Chmn.
City Sanitation Committee
ATTENTION ROTARIANS!
I Installation dinner will be held
I at the Pioneer Hall tomorrow,
I Thursday, evening at 7:30 p.m.
All Rotarians, Rotaryanns and
their guests are invited.
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FRESH FRYERS AT U.S. MERC
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FOR RENT—Strictly modern 3
room apartment. Call Main 123.
FOR SALE—1933 4-door Chev.
sedan. Call Main 195. 77c
FOR SALE—Champion outboard
motor power 54. See Glue Pot.
FOR SALE—1939 Chevrolet. Best
offer. Call Main 136 or write
F. Walker, Solomon, Alaska. 77
FOR SALE—Fully insulated, fur
nished wannigan near Solomon
with 2-burner portable Flamo
stove. Betty Edwards, phone
Black 11.
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Munz Airways Brings
New DeHaviland Dove
Plane For Kotzebue Run
Jack Whaley of Munz Airways
returned from a trip to the States
where he picked up another plane
for the expanded operations of his
company.
Jack said that the new plane,
a DeHaviland Dove, an 11-place
ship and one of the newest in |
operation in this area, will be I
used mostly for the Nome-Kot-1
zebue run but also for other
points when traffic warrants.
The Whaley family is expected
soon from Fairbanks.
Second Boat Sails For
Nome On July 12th
The M.S. Coastal Monarch of
the Alaska Line is scheduled to
sail from Seattle July 12 for
Nome, Kotzebue and St. Michael.
The deadline for receiving freight
for the Coastal Monarch is July
6th.
Kotzebue Sound shippers should
taken note because this will be
the only sailing to that area this
season.
Cily Ambulance Takes Two
Patients to the Hospital
The new City ambulance was
put to use twice last night The
first time when Minnie Tom was
rushed to the hospital from the
landing field. She was an emer
gency case from Unalakleet. Later
during the night William Okpe
aluk was taken ill and taken to
the hospital for treatment.
May Bale and Hugo Lindfors.
came in from their mine near
Salmon Lake on the Nome end
of Highway 97 for supplies. They
said they will be operating all
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Joule have
arrived from St. Michael where
they were the ANS teachers for
several years. They are enroute
to Deering where they will teach
next year.
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Oomiaks Arriving From
King and Diomede Islands
Several boatloads of King and
Diomede Island Eskimos arrived
from their Bering Sea homes
Monday and Tuesday and are
getting settled in their summer
homes at the east and west ends
of town. Several more oomiaks
are scheduled to arrive today.
Mr. and Mrs Don Zalud, teach
ers at King Island, were among
the returnees and they said they
plan to return to the island again
next winter.
One of the Oomiaks from King
Island, belonging to Paul Tuilana
is reported overdue and as there
is no radio communication with
the island since the teachers left,
bush planes are on the lookout
for the boat. Father Carroll 13
reported to be among those
aboard the overdue boat.
Chamber Plans Visits To
Unalakleet and Kotzebue
The Chamber of Commerce, at.
their noon luncheon Tuesday,
made tentative plans for a Cham
ber of Commerce charter flight to
Unalakleet to encourage the start
of another Chamber of Commerce
for this area.
The Chamber is also planning
a trip to Kotzebue to hold a
! joint session with the Kotzebue
Chamber and discuss mutual
problems.
It was announced that Gov. B.
Frank Heintzleman will arrive
■here about noon on July 4 and
remain overnight, after spending
July 3rd in Kotzebue.
Dewey Goodrich presented a
full report on the meeting of the
Bo&rd of Road Commissioners of
which Jie is the Second Division
member. #
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123