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LT. COL. SULLIVAN, ACS
FINANCE OFFICER, RETIRES
SEATTLE, W—Lt. Col. John J.
S. Sullivan retired from the
Army Monday after 20 years ser
vice, the last five as finance and
accounting officer for the Army’s
Alaska Communications System.
In a ceremony at the ACS head
quarters here, Col. Sullivan was
awarded the Army Commendation
Medal for his simplification of his
branch’s work procedues here and
in Alaska.
Col. Sullivan entered the Army
as an enlisted man Sept. 16, 1940,
and was commissioned a second
lieutenant Nov. 5, 1942. He was
promoted to lieutenant colonel on
June 14, 1957.
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Italy's Guilio Rinaldi Named
"Fighter Of The Month"
NBW YORK, (/Pi—‘Italy’s Guilio
Rinaldi today was named “Fighter
of the Month” by Ring Magazine
for his upset decision over light
heavyweight champion Archie
Moore in their nontitle bout in
Rome Saturday.
In addition to the honor, the
handsome, 25 - year - old Italian
champion was boosted from fifth
to second among the contenders
in the 175 - pound division in
Ring’s latest monthly rankings.
Scotland’s Chic Calderwood
was promoted to No. 1 contender
because of the inactivity of Phila
delphia’s Harold Johnson, who
was demoted from first to third.
Willis Brown Goes 'Outside'
Willis Brown of the Nomerama
Theater and KNOM-TV left to
day for a short business and vaca
tion trip. He will visit with his
father in Salt Lake City before
returning.
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Everyone Urged To
Display The Flag On
Veterans Day, Nov. 11
A plea to have an American
flag flying at every home in
Nome on Veteran's Day, Nov. 11,
was voiced today by Commander
Jim O’Rourke of the Nome Post
No. 19 of the American Legion.
“In the interest of showing the
rest of the world the unity of
the American people, every home
throughout the land should dis
play an American flag on Veter
an’s Day,” Commander O’Rourke
said.
He pointed out that the eyes of
the world, and particularly those
of the forces of world Commun
ism, are constantly looking for
any sign of internal weakness
which might forecast the down
fall of the United States.
“We here in Nome can do our
part to help discourage any such
thoughts about a weak, apathetic,
dispirited American citizenry by
flying the Star-Spangled Banner
on this patriotic holiday,” Com
mander O’Rourke declared.
“With the American flag dis
played in front of every home and
place of business we can make
this observance of Veteran’s Day
?n unforgettable demonstration of
Americanism, and at the same
time show our community’s mea
sure of appreciation for all Am
erican patriots who fought for the
preservation of our priceless heri
tage.”
To those who have been reluc
tant to display a flag because it
contains fewer than 50 stars in
the field of blue, Commander
O’Rourke assured: “No American
flag is ever obsolete. Regardless
of its age, as long as it is in good
condition, it may be and should
be displayed on all appropriate
occasions.”
He further urged any home that
does not have a flag, to obtain
one not only for display on Vet
eran’s Day, but for all patriotic
holidays. Anyone desiring to ob
tain a flag may get further in
formation by contacting Stan Har
hut, Red 57.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Charles Frame, who had served
90 days on a reckless driving
offense and had served 30 days
on a $350 fine for the same of
fense was released on a pauper’s
oath.
Davis Menadlook was fined $35
on a disorderly conduct charge,
and Mary Alexander was fined
$35 in a drunk charge.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pearse Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO 1
Order of Eastern Star
Ruth Reed
Worthy Matron
* Verna Mickelson
Secretary
Meets first and third Mondays
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Robert Grant
President
Dusty Rhode
Secretary
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Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
MINA BACHELDER. President
JANE FOSTER. Secretary
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