A.N.G. Encampment At
Dexter Moves Into 2nd
Week Intensive Training
Alaska National Guard units
from Little Diomede and King Is
land moved into their second
week of intensive reconnaissance,
intelligence reporting, and small
unit combat training today under
the able direction of M/Sgt. David
Trantham and Lt. William Shep
herd.
Present at the Dexter encamp
ment were:
Paul Anowlic, Michael Okpe
aluk, Edward Penatac, Paul Soo
look, Oscar Ahkinga, Roy Ok
pealuk, Walter Kazingnuk, Igna^
tius Annayoc, Joseph Iyuhuk,
Walter Kiminock, Davis Menad
look, Edward Muktoyuk, Paul
Nattanguk, Paul Omiak, Charles
Penata, Robert Soolook, John
Taxac, Stanley Ahkvaluk, Patrick
Aissona, Walter Menadlook, John
Ayec, Paul Kunnuk, Orville Ah
kinga, John Kiminock, Jr., John
McLuke, and Rogert Slwooko.
Guard officers from Juneau ex
pressed satisfaction with the pro
gress of the units, which for the
most part are composed of men
attending their first encampment.
Dan Camp Dies In California
Dan Camp, pioneer resident of
Nome, who since his retirement
several years ago has made his
home in La Mesa near San Diego,
passed away yesterday at the
age of 86.
He was a past master of Anvil
Lodge and active here for many
years in several branches of the
Masonic Lodge, the Pioneers of
Alaska and in civic projects.
Son Born lo Maurice Kellihers
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kelliher
are the parents of a son, Patrick,
born Sept. 18 and weighing 10
pounds, 11 ounces. Patrick is the
third son for the Kellihers.
Mr. Kelliher is with the U. S.
Marshal’s Office here.
EARL COOPER NAMED TO
LEAD ROLE IN "HARVEY"
ANCHORAGE—J. Earl Cooper
has been named for the leading
part as “Elwood P. Dowd” in the
forthcoming Alaska Community
Theater production of “Harvey.”
Cooper is well known for his
superb performances in previous
Anchorage Little Theater suc
cesses.
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JACK KELLS DIES
Jack Kells passed away this
morning at the MMM Hospital.
Kells, who was about 61 years
old, was the watchman at the
Quianna Club and had been in
jured in a fall down the back
steps of the club late last week.
At that time he was taken un
conscious to the hospital and he
never regained consciousness.
Miss Eunice Logan, popular
teacher of Nome and Kotzebue, is
now stationed at Wrangell Insti
tute for the ANS.
Don Roach of the Fairbanks of
fice of PAA is filling in here for
a couple of weeks while Jim
Walsh is on vacation.
Pete Sather, well-known retired
mining man, is visiting with his
son and daughter and grandchil
dren in Seattle.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mrs. Maurice Kelli
her and Jack Kells.
Discharged: Arthur Nuglene,
John Norbert and Grace Menad
look.
AMERICAN LEGION POST 19
MEETING TUESDAY 8:00 P.M.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
LEGION HALL
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION
There will be a Republican
meeting on Friday evening. Sept.
25 at the City Hall at 8 p.m.
Borgny Reader, Secty.
NOTICE
General meeting of all Arctic
Club members Saturday, Sept. 26,
at 8 o'clock. All members are
urged to attend. This is a com
bination meeting and party. Bring
your dues so you'll have a voice
in the election of new board of
directors.
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SHOWING AT
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 pun.
“Holiday For Sinners”
Starring
GIG YOUNG
KENNAN WYNN
JANICE RULE
and — Selected Short Subjects
Commissioner Bockman
And Marshal Kelliher
Return From Nunivak
The U.S. Commissioner, Helen
Bockman, accompanied by Mau
rice Kelliher, deputy marshal,
made a flight to Nunivak Island
last week where Frank Shavings
was sentenced to six months in
jail for disturbing the peace.
While at Nunivak the commis
sioner observed the loading of
reindeer meat for Nome and other
ports aboard the M.S. North Star.
Mrs. Bockman said the manner in
which the carcasses were handled
is very interesting. The meat is
kept frozen and neatly stacked in
clean, well-painted storage build
ings and are transferred from the
shore to the barge by an overhead
tram. The freezing plant is in
charge of Fred Chase.
Bockman and Kelliher also
stopped at Hooper Bay where Ike
and Carl Tall were given six
months sentences for disorderly
conduct. At Chevak, James Ma
thias and Ed Francis were each
sentenced to six months in jail.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Saturday were Henry
Harm, J. Oksoktaruk, Don Roach,
Vera Nelscfn, Herbert Kagoona.
Departing for Fairbanks were:
Mary Ashenfelter, Charles Jones,
Lester Cox, Gerald O’Connor, A.
L. Williamson, Charles Fager
strom, James Louck, James Craw
ford, R. Griddle, W. Steinhower,
Pete Sather, Pearse Walsh.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Capt. J. Moore,
Dr. Schiller, Don McGee, H. Por
ter, H. L. Gould, C. A. Hasty, Cal
Smith, Don Goodman, I. and E.
Little, Tim Jackson, Cpl. A. L.
Young.
From Anchorage: H. O. White,
Cal White, Irene and Edith Little,
Herman Porter, T. O. Abbate, S.
A. Francis, Robert Arwin, D. W.
Dean.
From Unalakleet: Carl and Ike
Tall, James Mathias, Edward
Francis, Frank Shavings, M. Kel
liher, Helen Bockman, Thomas
Burke.
NOTICE
The Bering Sea Club restaurant
will be closed on Mondays.
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