CAA Officials To
. Arrive In Bright
Orange Airplane
The plane .which is bringing
the distinguished CAA visitors
to Nome tomorrow for the CAA
anniversary dinner, commem
orating 20 years of service is the
first of the 92 aircraft operated
by the CAA to be repainted ac
cording to specifications ordered
by James Pyle, Administrator of
Civil Aeronautics.
The CAA plane arriving will
be painted with a new design in
which 15 to 20 percent of the
aircraft will be covered with
“blaze” orange fluorescent paint
bordered in black.
The wing tips will be painted
and there will be two wide stripes
on the upper and lower wing sur
faces. The entire tail assemblies
will be painted and there will be
a wide strip along the underside
of the aircraft.
The application of the day
light fluorescent paint and the
design of the marking has been
approved in conjunction with the
program being carried out by the
CAA on the order of President
Eisenhower to take all possible
steps to solve the air safety prob
lems.
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Ost Visit Here
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Qst are visit
ing with their sisters Mrs. A.
Doyle, Mrs. Earl Towner and
Mrs. W. Mclvor add their fam
ilies, having arrived from West
French Africa where they have
-been stationed. After their visit
here they will return to Africa.
Meeting Postponed
The Republican Club meeting
originally scheduled for tomor
row evening at the City Hall has
been postponed one day, until 8
p.m. Wednesday.
ESC Representative Here
John W. Kessell of Fairbanks,
field representative of the Alaska
Employment Security Commis
sion, arrived in Nome today. He
is at the Polaris Hotel and will be
there until plane time Thursday
morning for all persons with ESC
. t problems they would like to dis
cuss with him.
Lomen Commercial Co. have
renounced they are now accept
ing southbound freight and would
appreciate having shippers get it
on the dock as soon as possible.
HAROLD BELL WINS
SUNDAY BOAT RACE
The boat racing event planned
for Sunday remained uncertain
until Sunday afternoon due to
the weather and rough water in
Snake River.
Three boats with Mercury out
board motors owned by Les Kel
ler, Howard Green and Harold
Bell found calm water at Nome
River where they competed with
Harold Bell winning the race.
Other events planned were not
held due to the uncertain con
ditions but will be held on the
Fourth of July it has been an
nounced, if possible.
BOY SCOUTS LEAVE
FOR SALMON LAKE
A bus load of Boy Scouts of
Troop 666 left for Salmon Lake
this morning for their regular
spring encampment. They were
taken by the Alaska Cab bus with
their leaders and expect to be
gone until the end of the month.
Mrs. Lester Bronson Injured
When Plane Overturns
Mrs. Lester Bronson suffered
head injuries yesterday when the
Bronson plane overturned on
the field while getting ready for
take-off. Her husband was pilot
of the plane.
Gregory Bayer Breaks Arm
Gregory Bayer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Bayer had the mis
fortune of falling from his tri
cycle and breaking his arm. He
is convalescing at home with his
arm in a cast.
COSTUME FUN CONTAGIOUS
Costuming for the Progressive
Smorgasbord held during the
Festival in honor of the visiting
Chamber of Commerce members
from Anchorage became contag
ious with many people entering
into the fun and putting in their
appearance in many clever out
fits, some original and some relics
of the past. The Anchorage group
responded with much music from
the talent in the party which in
cluded soloists from the Anchor
age Music Festival. .
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
I wish to express my apprecia
tion to all those who assisted so
generously and contributed in
electing me as Queen of the first
Midnight Sun Festival and also
to my sponsors for their assist
ance.
Mary Jo Swanberg
Don't Miss
Your Ship . . •
ORDER EARLY
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Tonsina Will Arrive Nome June 23rd.
Freight for southbound movement ij,ow
being accepted at Lomen's Dock.
MS GALENA Sails from Seattle July 9
For Nome, Teller, Kotzebue & St. Michael
Deadline for receiving freight in Seattle
for the Galena sailing will be July 6.
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN, Ageni Phone Main 68 I
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Chamber and City To
Host Visiting CAA and
CAB Men Tomorrow
The Chamber of Commerce and
the City of Nome will be hosts
Tuesday evening at a dinner
honoring visiting distinguished
CAA and CAB guests who are
coming here tomorrow afternoon
to help celebrate the 20th anni
versary of CAA in Alaska.
The dinner will be 7:30 p.m. at
the North Star Seaview Room.
Visiting guests will be A1 Hulen,
administrator in Alaska; Louis
Hector, CAB administrator from
Washington, D.C.; Hal Noggel,
special assistant in the air space
allocation office from Washing
ton, D.C.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Planck, information official from
Anchorage CAA office ana pos
sibly Waino Hendrickson, rep
resenting the govenor of Alaska.
Midnight Sun Baseball
The Little League opened the
baseball season with a Midnight
Sun Festival game Friday night
which will be followed by another
game on July 4th. Although
they were rained out after the
third inning the Polar Hornets
were ahead with a score of 11-9.
The senior league played their
first game Friday evening with
the Ice Worms edging the Wal
ruses 16 to 17. The next game
will be played on the 4th of July.
SS TONSINA ARRIVES
The SS Tonsina of the Alaska
Steamship Co. is now in the road
stead awaiting favorable weather
to start discharging freight.
Southbound freight is being ac
cepted at the dock now, agent
Jim O’Sullivan said this morning.
There will be a meeting of the
Nome Power and Light Utility
Board at the City Hall Tuesday
evening at 8:00 p.m.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL. 8:00 P.M.
NOTICE
There will be no wel^baby
clinic held Tuesday at ihe City
Health Center. >
—Margaret Swanberg
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FOR RENT—Small newly reno
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suitable for office or shop. Call
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FOR SALE— 8 mm Keystone pro
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EVINRUDE OWNERS. Come to
the Evinrude Picnic, North Spit,
Teller, Alaska, July 3, 1958.
Your Evinrude is your ticket.
If you don’t own an Evinrude
then come with someone who
does. Register your motor
serial number for the prize
drawing. Boat regatta. Have
fun. Games, boys, girls, free
lunch. R. R. “Bob” Blodgett,
Teller Commercial Co., Teller,
Alaska. 79c
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