Conference Being
Held Here At
Covenant Church
The All Alaska Evangelical
Mission Conference starts this
evening at the Covenant Church.
This event has been in the plan
ning for a long time and was
scheduled once before, stated
Rev. R. Amundson but did not
materialize due to weather.
The meetipg includes several i
denominations who ghave arrived
or are arriving today.
Rev. David Shinen and Rev.
Herbert Zimmerman of' the Wy
cliffe Bible translators, Rev. Paul
Miller, of Norvich, Rev. Dale
Dayis of Homer, Rev. Harold j
Beck of Kotzebue, Rev. George
Tobelmann of Seldovia, Rev.
Austin Meekius of Ninilchik
and Rev. C. B. Michael super
' intendent of the Moravian Church
at Bethel, Rev*. Vincent Joy.
The first meeting is tonight at
the Covenant Church at 7:30 with
Rev. Shinen and Rev. Harold
Beck as speakers. The public
is welcome to the program
scheduled for tomorrow after
noon at 2:00 at which time the
9 visiting missionaries will dis- j
cuss the various phases of their!
individual work and its partic-1
ular problems.
Saturday evening there will be
two speakers, Rev. Tobelmann
and Rev. Meekius.
On Sunday afternoon at 2:00
Rev. Dale Davis will be speaker
and on Sunday evening the Rev.
Vincent Joy will be speaker.
Rev. Amundson stated that it is
possible that some of the visitors
will speak in other churches of
the community on Sunday but no
schedule is ready at press time.
CANNON FAMILY
GOES TO STATES
Mrs. Bob Cannon and two
children, Honeygirl and Mike,
l^ft this week for a visit in the
states. After spending some time
- on r^nnon’s parents in Mont
tana, they will go to Southern
Aifomia. They expect to return
to Nome in September.
Coders Leaving Next
Week For The States
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Golden of
A1 as’, a Airlines are scheduled to
ve next week for the States.
7 hey are leaving Alaska and head
ing south to their former home
in Florida and plan to spend
some time in Bermuda.
Fabius Baker of the Anchorage
office will be in charge until a
new manager is named to , re
place Golden.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—Mary Anangatoguk,
Dorothy Boone.
Discharged—Aloysius Pikon
gana, James Spencer.
NOTICE
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
will hc.d evening service June 15
conducted by Dave Walluk and
Sam Ailak.
Don't Miss
Your Ship . . •
ORDER EARLY
SS TONSINA will commence loading at
Seattle June 5 with scheduled sailing June
11 for Nome. St. Michael and Unalakleet.
MS GALENA Sails from Seattle July 9
For Nome, Teller, Kotzebue & St. Michael
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
P. O. Box 200, Anchorage
JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN, Agent I
I Sam, The Burro, Arrives
! To Lead Parade For
Midnight Sun Festival
The most popular place in
town is the yard of the Pearse
j Walsh home where Sam, the
| burro is getting acquainted with
j the children of Nome,
j Sam, who was a first class
passenger from Seattle via Pan
| American Airways will not only
entertain the children of the
community but will lead the
parade for the Midnight Sun
Festival. He serves in a dual
capacity we are informed as he
is being groomed for the cele
bration of Statehood when it is
granted, it is hoped, by Inde
pendence Day. At this time he
will lead the statehood parade
it is reported with either Bob
Bartlett or Jim von der Heydt
riding him. One good Democrat
stated “We have the donkey
for the parade, now it is up to
the Republicans to have their
elephant for the event.’’
Sam was acquired for Mr.
Walsh by Frank Savory, chief
pilot of Pan American in Seattle.
Mrs. Pearse Walsh who has
been stateside visiting, returned
on the same plane as the new
I four-footed member of the family
I which was a complete surprise
j to her.
Selective Service Officials
Arriving Tomorrow
Selective Service officials are
scheduled to arrive tomorrow
for a four day stdy. Territorial
director John McCormick will be
accompanied by Capt. Robert
Card, manpower officer and Col.
Wm. Aberill from Washington,
D.C. ‘
They will audit the local of
fice and meet with Selective
Service Board composed of Wm.
Cameron, Don Lyle, Walter Gla
vinovich, Ben Young and Roy
Snyder.
Monday Is .Deadline
For Payment Of 2nd
Quarter Estimated Tax
Monday, June 16, is the dead
line for the second payment of
1958 quarterly estimated tax by
individuals, and for payment of
the second half of corporation
income taxes for calendar year
1957.
The regular due date, June 15,
falling on Sunday is the reason
for the payment extension to
Monday, Mr. Frank explained.
Individuals who are liable for
the first time to file a declaration
of estimated tax for 1958 on June
16 must pay one-third of the
estimated tax with their declar
atiori.
WELCOME MISSIONARIES
Greetings in our Savior's
glorious Name to the visiting
misionaries in Nome this week
end from various parts of Alas
ka—The Nome Gospel Home.
All interested pin-setters over
14 years of age contact Barrow
Morgan Saturday afternoon.
CAA Officials !
Visit Here
Airport improvements were
looked over last evening by a
party of high AA officials who
are on a three day tour of the
territory because of the federal
aid to airports program.
The party was headed by
George Borsari, director of the
office of airports for CAA; Phillip
Hahn, chief of the engineering
division and Chester Bowers, chief
of program administration. Also
in the party arriving here were
G. O. Kempton, chief of airports
for the Alaska division, Lyman
Rice, chief of bush operations for
Northern Consolidated; Jennins
Roberts, attorney for CAA. Pil
ots were A. D. Hulfen, Alaskan
Caa administrator and Bill Han
son as co-pilot. The party has
visited civilian airports at Homer,
King Salmon, Dillingham, Bethel
and Nome. They left this morn
ing for Kotzebue and Juneau
which will complete their trip.
Rev. Knudson Leaves
For Convention
In Minneapolis
Rev. Thomas Knudson of Our
Savior’s Lutheran Church left
for a meeting of pastors of that
denomination being held in
Minneapolis this week.
He plans to be gone two weeks.
This Sunday the congregation
has decided to have picnics in
stead of the usual service. On
June 22 Miss Helen Frost will
conduct the regular services.
/
Roy Wall Transferred To
CAA Station At Yakulal
New jobs and a retirement and
promotions for six Civil Aero
nautics Administration officials
were announced by Allen D. Hu
len, Administrator of the CAA’s
Fifth Region.
Among them was Roy L. Wall,
station manager at Tanana, who
is the new station manager
Yakutat. He took over on June
5. Wall joined the CAA in
1947.
WANT ADS
AVAILABLE — Baby sitter. Call
Black 157.
FOR SALE—Lots 15 and 16 in
Block 31. Call Nugget. 73p
FOR SALE—Cabin and lot. Call
Gene Price. Red 37. 71p
WANTED To Buy—Filing cabi
net. Call Burands. 72c
FOR SALE—16 foot aluminum
boat afid Evinrude 15 horse
motor. Call Red 17. 72c
LOST—4 keys in black car case.
Call H. Calberg—North Star
73p
FOR SALE—Rollefax Camera.
Perfect condition. 2.8 lens. Call
Main 102. 71c
PLEASE WATCH our theater atf
for the date of Where is—As is
Sale at the U.S.O Bldg. Do
not call the theater. tf
FOR SALE—’56 Chev. Station
wagon, 2-tone, heater, radio,
good cond.; ’51 Chev. 4-door
sedan, auto, drive. Call Red
50. c
FOR SALE—14 ft. boat, trailer
and motor, will sell separately,
double bed, 3/4 bed, washing
machine, bath room sink, Win
field china for 6, household
items. Rodgers, 304 Stedman
after 6. 71c
FOR SALE—3 bedroom house,
First Ave., central location.
Fireplace, large sun porch,
automatic warm air heat.
Modern. conveniences include
washer, gas dryer, gas range,
combination refrigerator-freez
er.' Available July 1. Terms.
See Ernie Bohrer or call Main
164 after 5:30 p.m. tf
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