Scout Camp At Salmon
Lake Starts Sunday
Boy Scout encampment starts
on Sunday at Salmon Lake and
will continue through July 23.
About 30 boys are expected to
participated this year from the
two Troops—€63 and 666.
For the first time the encamp
ment will include five boys from ■■
Unalakleet where a troop has
been formed.
Ira Hill, chief Scout executive
for the Midnight Sun District will
direct the program, assisted by
Scoutmaster Sgt. Leslie of Troop
666.
The physical preparation of the
Scout camp has been completed
under the direction of Roy Snyder
an i Tommy Johnson. Snyder is
also transporting the Explorer
Scout canoes which are being j
loaned by the Explorers who
made them.
Parents are encouraged to visit |
the camp at any time and the im- J
pressive Order of the Arrow cere- (
mony will be announced for later
in the week under the direction of '
Ash Craft.
Boys from Troop 666 include;
two Star Scouts, Fred Chunn and :
Willy Hoogendorn; one 1st Class;
Scouts, Peter Dexter, Homer Hoo- J
Scouts. Peter Dexter, Homer Hoo-1
gendorn, Mike Blanning, and Er
nest Dimmick; Tenderfoot Scouts;
are Robby Fagerstrom, Jacob
Sheldon and A1 Mazonna.
Gen. Austin and Wife
To Spend Weekend Here
USAF Brig. Gen. Gordon Aus
tin, who was a special guest here
and spoke on Armed Forces Day,
is returning today for the week
end. He will be accompanied by
his wife, who is on her first visit
to Nome.
Gen. Austin and his family are
leaving Fairbanks in the near fu
ture for his next assignment at
the Pentagon.
Third Division D.A. Coming Here
George Hays, District Attorney
for the Third Division, will be
here for the last week of July, it
was announced. The D.A. for this
division has been conspicuous by
his absence, as he has been assist
ing in the Fourth Division for
some time.
NOTICE TO MOONLIGHT
WATER CUSTOMERS
Please pay accounts at 723 First
Avenue on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday or on Saturday mor
nings only.
Dr. McKinley To Return
To Nome On July 18.
Dr. Dee McKinley, whose part
time offices are located in the
Polaris Hotel, will be returning
to Nome on his third trip on
July 18 and will remain until the
25th. During this time he will
make a one-day trip to Gambell.
Dr. McKinley is a candidate on
the Republican ticket for U.S.
Senator and has been dividing his
time between his office in An- j
chorage and here for the past two ;
months to relieve the situation in j
Nome which has been without a j
full-time dentist for over a year.
Appointment can be made by |
calling the Wallace Mclver resi- I
dence.
More Than 1(M) Tourists
Expected This Weekend
A busy weekend is anticipated
for the transportation companies |
with over a hundred tourists ex- j
pected in addition to the regular!
flights.
The University of Alaska tour
from Fairbanks is due as well as
a charter trip of Elmendorf wives
from Anchorage.
The USO show “Holiday in Las
Vegas is scheduled to arrive this
evening.
Intermediate Girl Scouts
Will Camp Next Week
Intermediate Girl Scouts leave |
Sunday afternoon for a week’s I
encampment at Dexter. Transpor
tation will be provided, leaving
from the school at 2:30 in the
afternoon. A parents night will
be announced later in the week.
Mrs. Wilke will be in charge of
the camp with some of the Senior
Girls assisting her.
Mrs. Pauline Wiiner has writ
ten from San Bernardino, Calif.,
that her sister passed away last
week from cancer. Mrs. Witner,
who was a teacher here for sev- !
eral years, left immediately after
school was out for California due
to her sister’s illness.
Notice to Real and Personal
Property Taxpayers
The City Clerk will collect Real
and Personal Property Taxes in
the Police Station Saturday, and
from 1 to 6 p.m. on Sunday to
give taxpayers an opportunity to
pay their taxes before they be
come delinquent.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Lighterage & Coastwise Water Transportation
Distributor — Standard Oil Company of California
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BUILDING MATERIALS, INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE
MAIN 147 BOX 700
Volunteers Knock On
Every Door In Nome's
C-Day Cancer Crusade
Last night was C-Day or Cancer
Crusade with volunteers workers
ringing doorbells and knocking
on every door. The Crusade will
continue throughout the weekend,
stated Mary Diede, chairman for
the drive.
Volunteers who collected for
the fund last evening were Bar
bara Kokoluk, Christie Waldheim,
Betty Nease, Wilma Reed. Ella
Tanner, Corinne Synder, Grace
Del Palacio, Peggy Kelliher, Betty
Edwards, Ruth Reed, Ruth Merri
field, Betty Diede, Johnnie Ste
phenson, Dorothy Russell and
Grace Herman.
Mrs. Sundstrom and
W.W. Laws W7ill Attend
GOP Chicago Convention
Two local Republicans are mak
ing their final plans to leave as i
delegates to the Republican Na
tional Convention in Chicago.
Mrs. Lloyd Sundstrom plans to :
take a parka and native made.
jewelry to help advertise Alaska.
She plans to leave next Tuesday
with a stop-over in Seattle.
W.W. Laws, veteran Republi- i
can, will be the other delegate1
from Nome. Both are looking for- j
ward to joining the Alaska dele
gation at the Morrison Hotel in |
the convention city.
WELCOME TO NOME
Overnight guests tonight will be
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Justesen, Mr.
and Mrs. Neufeld, Mary Cooper,
Eleanor Cooper, M. Freeman, and
E. Muench.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
Meeting Wednesday Night
8 p.m. — City Hall
AH young people 16 to 19
\\ A \ f A J> S
FOR SALE — Small house .Call
Martin Olson. Red 176. 86c
FOR SALE — Refrigerator. Call
Red 179 after 5:30.
FOR SALE — Sacrifice 18 x 2B
warehouse, excellent condition,
must be removed from property
immediately. Contact Steve An
dersen at Cat Shop. 85c
FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY —
’57 Dodge Sweptwing truck,
pushbutton shift, power brakes,
power steering, radio - heater.
Call Norris Finch. 86c
FOR SALE CHEAP — Ironing
boards, radio-phonograph, bath
room scales; miscellaneous gro
ceries; ladies mouton coat; aqua
coat; boy’s, men’s ice skates and
skis; red, white, black fox furs.
Call Norris Finch. 86c
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FOR SALE— 1952 Ford pickup,
2 - bedroom house. See Harry I
Johnsen. 84p
FOR SALE — Three oil kitchen i
ranges. Call Main 138, after 6
Call Red 188. 84c !
FOR SALE—1958 4-door Fairlane
500. very low mileage, excellent
condition. Priced to sell. Call
Black 115.
FOR SALE—Henslee 3 Bedroom
furnished mobile home, 10 ft.
wide, 50 ft. long. Also ’59 Ford i
Pickup, like new. Call M-109. tf |
FOR SALE— 1943 Stinson air
plane, model 108-3, 1,025 total
hrs, 15 hrs. SMOH on heavy j
case engine. Just re-licensed,
$3,500. Call L. Sundstrom at
White 96. 84c
TELLER Dry Red Salmon, 40c per
lb. plus freight. Write R. R.
“Bob” Blodgett, Teller Commer
cial Co., Teller, Alaska.
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $ 10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
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