M.S. North Star Brings
10,000 Pounds Deer Meat
The North Star arrived yester
day afternoon and sent ashore a
load of Nunivak reindeer, which
was sold at the dock to individ
uals who had made arrangements
for same. All uncalled for orders
were turned over to local markets
for sale, it was announced. A total
of 10,000 pounds of deer meat
was distributed from the ship.
After disposing of the meat the
North Star immediately departed
for St. Lawrence Island. They had
aboard 5,400 pounds of mail for
the island and is the first mail in'
a month to go there.
The M.S. Fleming Knot is dis
charging freight at Unalakleet.
) New Greyling Fishing Records
The record of Capt. Stan Mor
gan was broken yesterday in the
fishing contest sponsored by the
Builder’s Supply, when Robert
Dunbar caught a greyling weigh
ing 2 pounds 10 and a half ounces.
His sister, June, also brought in
a greyling weighing 2 pounds 8
ounces which puts her at the head
of the women’s contest.
Donald Munz holds the record
for children with a one pound,
eight ounce greyling.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Catherine Ezeke
meuw and L. Willey.
Discharged: Alice Kakarak, El
mer Seesuk and M. Tippets of
Lost River.
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Arrival of Bishop Grant
Delayed Until Tuesday
The arrival of Bishop A. Ray
mond Grant and Dr. Elliott
Fischer of the Methodist Church
has been delayed until Tuesday.
The reception to be held in their
honor at the Community Method
ist Church has been postponed un
til Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock.
Bishop Grant is the presiding
bishop over Methodist work in
Alaska and the Portland area. Dr.
Fischer is a leader in the division
of National Missions of the Meth
odist Church.
The reception will also honor
the following persons who are
here to assist in the building of
the new parsonage this summer:
Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Mecklenburg
of Billings, Mont.; Rev. C. Edwin
Franke of Phiiladelphia, Pa.; Mrs.
Gordon Gould, Robert Gould and
Philip Herr, also of Philadelphia;
and Richard Barnes of San Diego,
Calif. All members and friends of
the church are urged to take this
opportunity to greet the visitors.
NOTICE
Don't forget the food sale spon
sored by the ladies of St. Joseph's
Catholic Church. There will be
a wide variety of pastries and
other prepared foods including
canned king salmon from Ketchi
kan. This sale will be held July
3 at the U.S. Merc. Sale starts at
10 a.m.
Tom Jensen Dies In Milwaukee I
Tom Jensen, well known pio
neer of this area, passed away
Sunday in Milwaukee, Wis., and
will be buried there Thursday.
Tom Jensen, over 70 years of
age, was one o'f the early pioneers
who arrive in 1900. Jensen was a
miner, school teacher, clerk of the
District Court and served as a
senator from the Second Division
to the Territorial Legislature. In
1938 he moved to Flat where he
mined and was associated with
Harry Donnelly until poor health
took him to the States. He is sur
vived by his wife. He was a mem
ber of the Pioneers of Alaska.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Saturday were: A1
Buscio, Mack Hilton, Tom Shaw,
I. Curtaz, S. Levy, J. A. Holzen
burg, Ann Walsh, Mrs. M. J.
Walsh.
Outgoing passengers were: Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Nelson, Rosemary
Wood, John DeLapp, Ken Kadow,
Flora Lee, W. L. Gibbon, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. McKinney, and Pearse
Walsh.
TWO BOATLOADS KING
ISLAND ESKIMOS ARRIVE
Two boat loads of King Island J
Eskimos arrived Saturday in their
oomiaks on their annual summer
trip to the mainland. They were
greeted by their many friends and
relatives at the village where they
quickly set up housekeeping for
the summer.
Local photographers as well as
visitors were on hand, snapping
a pictorial record of the occasion.
Four other boats are reported
beached along the way, awaiting
favorable weather.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: R. Osborn, Lora
Benning, Mr. and Mrs. Fryette,
E. Lonz, Dorothy Long, H. Smith,
H. Spangler, R. Hardy, Warren
Webber, Franklin Harris, Else
Hanewald, G. W. Howard.
From Anchorage: B. Mozee, Pat
Cronen, J. Forester, Paul Matt.
ATTENTION TROOP 666
The committee will sit as a
Board of Review at the Scout Hall
on July 8, 7:30 p.m.
ONE
STOP
SHOP
Fresh Meats and Fish
Fancy and Staple Groceries
%
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Housewares and Hardware
Dry Goods
o
Men’s and Ladies’ Furnishings
Yowr Prtondly Community Storo
^4RKST
Wholesale and Mali
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
M. V. Coastal Monarch
SCHEDULED TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
JULY 10
For Nome, Kotzebue, Keewalik, St. Michael
Receiving freight at Seattle until July 7
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
WANT ADS
LIFETIME CHANCE
MFRS. REPRESENTATIVE
wanted for leading Nationally
Advertised & Exclusive Top Wal
let Mfrs. line. Unbeatable prices.
Biggest selection. Easy to sell.
High commission. Protection of
territory. Accounts turned over.
Ref. 1st letter. Box 742 Real
service, 110 West 34th St. N.Y.C.
INVEST iu California’s booming
•desert property, 40 acres, 22
miles east of Victorville just off
main U.S. highway 66 to Las
Vegas. Full Price $3795; 25%
down; balance, easy terms; 3%
interest. Write Owner: R. J.
Thompson, 535 So. Gramercy
Place, Los Angeles 5, California.
FOR SALE — Columbia girl’s bi
cycle, $25. Call Main 9. tf
LOST—Red setter. Reward. Call
Nugget.
WANTED—For 4th of July Roller
Skating exhibition—a recording
of “Jealousy” by Boston Pops
Orchestra. Call Main 93 after 6.
MODEL A PICKUP for sale. Like
new. Call Cherry’s Barber Shop.
FOR RENT—6x6 truck by hour
or day. Drive yourself or will
furnish driver. See Clyde Ner
shak, West B St. at 4th Ave.
SPECIAL
Foot Lockers .. $15 plus tax
—AT—
THE TRADING POST
SHOWING AT |
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
A MUSICAL COMEDY
“ Riverboat Rhythm ”
LEON ERROL
FRANKIE CARLE
And His Orchestra
Plus SHORTS
HAGEN’S
JEWELRY STORE
NOW OPEN
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— FRONT STREET LOCATION —
9 to 12 a.m. 1 to 5 p.m.
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FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER
6 A.M. TO 11 P.M.
COME IN AND TRY OUR
—“MERCHANTS’ LUNCH”—
ALASKA
JADE
A Brand New Selection of
Rings, Bracelets,
Pendants, Brooches,
Earrings and Necklaces
also
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Rough Jade Paperweights
Doorstops, Bookends