WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Harold Rat
iliff, William Perkttee, Harry Sis
co, Emery Treadway, James Yo- j
cum, Ernest Blatchford, Juan
Perez, Irene Kungusuk, George
■McCafferty, Minnie Karmun, I.
Skillingberk, Robert L. Slate, C.
W. Turrill, James O’Kelly, Ed
ward Lafferty.
To Fairbanks: Andrew Zellay,
Lawrence Mouton, Leo Dulinski,
Charles Currington, Denni Bowie,
Joe Pete, Dr. Paul Haggland, J. S.
Jenkins, Jim Freericks, Lloyd
Burgess.
From Kotzebue: Mrs. Aaron
L*.*ne, Randall Enaruk. From Cape
LisbourndT Joseph Carel, H. T.
Doddridge.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Eli Dickson pleaded guilty to
.selling liquor to a minor and was
fined $25.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: O. Strand
berg, .Howard Hand, C. Kunawiz, i
Melvin Chamberlain, Tom Gara
sick, Robt. R. Winichau, R. Perry,
L. F. Carpenter, E. L. Rowles,
Tom Jensen, A. Camileri, Bjorn
Holta, Mrs. Bachelder, Madeline
Gray.
To Anchorage: Mark Jensen,
Shirley Wells, Merrill Hulse, Sp.
Roy Curtiss, Charles Frazer, Sp.
Wm. Childress, Pvt. S. Kochalka,
Pvt. J. H. White, Pfc. A. R. Stutz,
K. E. Hughes, Vern Hirsch, Bob
Belgrad, Sig Krogstad, Tom Cam
pobasso, Kelly Weiss, Jerry Hick
man John Heafer, George Wells.
To Unalakleet: Mrs. Aaron Le
no, Bernadette Trantham, Randall
! Engruk. From Unalakleet: Harold
I J. Bennett.
From Kotzebue: Mark Jensen,
Mrs. C. Kenworthy. To Kotzebue:
Eunice Logan, Norma Runyan,
Ethelyn Miller, Mrs. Aaron Leno,
Maurice Kelliher.
From McGrath: Max Braselton.
To McGrath: Helen Hartigan.
To Gambell: Stuart Brown.
From Gambell to Nome to An
chorage: McCain, Shivers, Edward
Jewel. From Nome to Anchorage
to Galena: William Bayer.
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Freighters sailing every Tuesday
for Seward and Valdez.
Every Friday for Seward
Capacity Crowd Pays
Last Respects to Bert Bell
At Funeral Ceremony
The funeral for Bert Bell was
held Wednesday afternoon at 2
at the Community Methodist
Church. A capacity crowd at
tended to pay their last respects
to our depai'ted townsman.
Bell is survived by his widow,
Lydia, and four daughters and
nine sons. At the time of his
death he was employed at the
U.S. Smelting Co. warehouse. In
the past he has served on the
school board, the draft .board and
was an officer of the Arctic
Native Brotherhood.
He was born in Golovin 54
years ago and attended Chemawa
Indian School in Oregon.
CARD OF THANKS
Our sincere appreciation to
everyone who helped during our
recent bereavement.
—The Bell Family
TEEN-AGE DANCE
Saturday Night 8 to 11:30 p.m.
A.N.B. HALL
WA N T A I) S
FOR SALE—Apt. size mangle and
washing machine. Hughes, ANS
staff building.
FURNISHED house for sale. Also
washer and dryer; table and
chairs, straw chairs, other misc.
furnishings. Call Howard Mays,
Red 188.
FOR SALE—Piper Cub J-4. 75
h.p. Continental. Recovered in
'53. Skis, wheels, retract, land
ing light, radio, Venturi system
with turn & bank indicator and
rate of climb instr. Metal prop.
$800. Ralph K. Sutherland, c/o
CAA, Moses Point. *
FOR SALE — Hallicrafter radio;
size 9Vh hip boots, and other
items. Call Black 182. 50p
FOR SALE—2 boys’ bikes. Good
condition. Call Main 86. 50
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Girl Scout Court of
Awards To Be Held
Tonight At School
Over fifty Girl Scouts will par
ticipate in the annual Court of
Awards this evening at the Nome
School auditorium with an ap
propriate program planned by the
girls and their leaders. This is
the climax of the Scout year and
many awards will be made.
Parents and friends are invited
to share in this enjoyable occa
sion with the Scouts and refresh
ments will be served following!
the ceremony.
Spaghetti Dan, 81 Undergoes
Surgery in San Francisco
Dan Alvich, known as “Spag- |
hetti Dan” underwent an opera- j
tioir recently for removal of a i
kidney at the Stanford Lane Hos
pital in San Francisco. Dan is
home and getting along very well.
However, Dan is 81 years young
and in his jovial way made the
statement he is “still rarin’ to go.”
The Atlantic Ocean is west of
the Pacific Ocean at the Panama
Canal Zone.
NOTE OF THANKS
To the men and women who
voted for me in the primaries
where there was no contest, I
desire to express my deepest ap
preciation for their thoughtfulness
and courtesy in doing so, and the
assurance that such faith in me
is a great help if elected this
fall, to doing the best I can to
bring the proper legislation for
our territory, and division.
—Charles D. Jones
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
i My sincere appreciation to
| Nome for the vote given me in
the Primary Election. If elected to
the Senate this fall I shall do
my best to represent the Second
Division fairly and to the best
advantage of all.
—Edith Bullock
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
My sincere thanks to the voters
of Nome and of the Second Divi
sion for their support in the
| Primary Election.
—Charles E. Fagerstrom
Cub Pack Meeting Tonight
At Methodist Church
The Cub Scouts are holding a
pack meeting this evening at 8
at the social rooms of the Meth
odist Church. One Cub will be
graduated to the Boy Scouts.
All parents of Cubs are asked
to participate with their boys in
this monthly get-together when
awards and advancements are
made.
ROTARY CLUB NEWS
Guests at Rotary luncheon yes
terday were:
Ed Kennan of the Western Elec
tric Co.;
R. F. Murphy of Morrison
Knudson at Nome Field;
Harold Bennett of Seattle Hard
ware Co.;
Max Brazleton of Anchorage,
and M. J. Walsh of Nome.
A film on the cause and cure
of cancer was started but due
to projector trouble it was not
completed.
Just before the film was start
ed Dr. Fred Langsam said a few
words about cancer. Cancer, he
said, gets its name from the fact
that the first known cases of the
disease were seen to send out
tentacles similar to a crab’s legs,
and the word for ‘crab’ is ‘cancel-.’
j He held out hope to sufferers of
| the disease, which is the among
! the most prevalent of all diseases,
that science and reseachers are
on the threshold of finding the
cause and the cure.
GRANT NELSONS RETURN
AFTER WINTER IN STATES
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nelson,
who have wintered in Seattle,
arrived home this week by way
of the Alaska Highway, which
they said was in excellent condi
tion. Nelson said there were times
when he wished the gas stations
were closer together but all in all
it was a very enjoyable trip.
Grant Nelson will mine in the
Inmachuk region this summer,
where his family will join him
later in the season.
The neck of a bird has greater
freedom of motion than that of
a snake.
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