BANQUET GIVEN IN HONOR
OF I.O.O.F GRAND MASTER
Saturday evening a banquet was
given at the Odd Fellow Hall, hon
oring the visit of the first Grand
Master to visit the Nome group
since it was organized in the early
days of Nome.
Guests of the evening were
members of the Midnight Sun
Rebekah Lodge and their escorts.
Following the dinner short talks
were made on the history and
development of the Order and its
ideals by Charles Jones, Antonio
Polet, Rosa B. Hagen, Gertrude
Mazen, Grace Mahan upon call
by the toastmaster S. David Mazen.
Grand Mastetr Oliver Ander
son responded with a most in
spiring talk on the merits of Odd
Felllowship, pointing out that it
has more homes for the aged,
widows and orphans, libraries and
cemetaries, than any other frater
nal order in the World.
He also told of the enormity
of the big Grand Coulee Dam. He
explained that the dam is of the
utmost importance to the eastern
portion of the State of Washington,
where he lives, about 60 miles
south of Spokane.
The Grand Master was present
ed with a beautiful gold nugget,
a pair of salt and peppers, and
a set of butter spreaders, by the
Nome Lodge'.
David Mercer then gave a half
* hour of colored slides which he
had taken in and around Nome.
They were excellent pictures and
very well received.
Mr. Anderson departed for An
chorage today to visit other lodges
•of the Territory before returning
WALTER MERRILL HOME
TO VISIT PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Merrill of
this city welcomed a viisit today
from their son Walter, who is
Second Mate on the LT822. a navy
vessel.
Walter went into the service
during the war and remained in
the service.
MRS. M. J. WALSH GOES TO
VISIT IN ANCHORAGE
Mrs. M. J. Walsh left this after
noon with the Alaska Airlines for
Anchorage where she will visit
with her son Kevin and his wife.
Kevin is with the Alaska Airlines
in Anchorage.
APPLICATIONS READY FOR
CIVIL AIR PATROL
Persons interested in the form
ation of a Civil Air Patrol Squad
ron in Nome are asked to obtain
application forms from the CAA.
Wien Alaskaa Airlines or Alaska
Airlines offices. Membership is
not confined to pilots but may in
clude any who are interested in
flying in any manner. Women may
belong. Ham radio operators, pho
tographers, mechanics and similar
activities are invited. *
This is a civilian organization
composed of civilians. It has been
officially recognized by Congress
as an auxiliary of the U.S. Air
Force.
In approximately two weeks,
personnel from Anchorage Wing
headquarters will be in Nome to
explain the organization and ar
range the establishment of a CAP
Squadron.
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NO. 1 CHORE
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Laundry and Dry Cleaning
to the
Modern Laundry
and
Dry Cleaners
Phone Main 113
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“Modern Laundry and Cleaning
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Filipino Capital
Moved to Quezon
MANILA, — (/P) —Manila Sat
urday ceased to be the Philippines
capital.
• President Quirino signed a bill
designating Quezon City, 10 miles
northwest of Manila, as the new
capital.
He commented:
“From now on Manila will be
our show window and Quezon
City our work-shop in so far as
our government is concerned.
DINTY MOORE HERE FOR
NATIONAL GROCERY CO.
Dinty Moore, representative of
the National Grocery Company,
with his headquarters in Anchor
age, is here on his usual summer
trip, taking orders for fall deliv
ery.
DEMPSEYS DRIVE IN FROM
THEIR CASA DE PAGA CAMP
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dempsey of
Casa de Paga, drove in from their
mining camp for supplies last Sat
urday.
TOURING ALASKA, FAR FROM
THEIR OLD KENTUCKY HOME
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Covert, their
daughter Barbara, and Miss Nancy
Michl, are touring Alaska in con
nection with a trip to the North
west from their home in Louis
ville, Kentucky. The start on their
return trip tomorrow, having been
as far north as Kotzebue.
this summer, their daughter-in*
law and three small grandchild
ren at the camp.
The Dempseys have with them
Joe Bonney
FROM FAIRBANKS
Dealer and Distributor for
Seibler Tailoring Co.
Also Connected With
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MEN’S SHOP
Fairbanks, Alaska
Is Here
PENDLETON ELASTIQUE — Jackets, Pants,
WHIPCORD SUITS — Jacket, Cruiser, Pants,
CARPENTER OVERALLS - LEE’S Can’t Bustem
COVERALLS - Bluestripe - tan, blue, grey her
ringbone
BIB OV’ALLS - Lee, - Can’t Bustem, - Black Bear
WAIST OV’ALLS - Regulars - Western
DENIM JUMPERS
— —
SWEATERS, - Coat Style, - All Colors.
SWEATERS, - Pullover Sleeveless or with Sleeves
DRESS SHIRTS, - White or Colored
Manhattan, - Jayson, - Van Husen
SHOE PACS
FILSON TIN PANTS, RAIN COATS, - Rubber.
FILSON TIN COATS, TIN HAT,
UNDERWEAR, - Union Suits, - Two Piece
WOOL CRUISERS, - Heavy,
LINCOLN CLOTH UNIFORM, - Jacket, Pants,
Cap, -Stage Grey, All Pockets leather-lined
MERCHANDISE ON DISPLAY AT MAC'S CAB OFFICE
All Merchandise Sold at Fairbanks Prices
All Merchandise is Here to Take Orders