Dorothy’s Gift $hop .
Mrs. M. B. Young, Owner
The Only Shop On Lane’s Way
INFANTS WEAR AND GIFTS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Hours 11:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M.
ALASKA ALBUMS & SCRAP BOOKS
WILSON TENNIS BALLS
SPARKLET BULBS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
MASONITE CLIP BOARDS
“CADO” FOUNTNBRUSH (The brush that
writes like a pen. Writes on any surface.)
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NOME DRUG STORE
Store Open from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m.
Sundays 12 Noon till 7 p.m.
Alaskan Clipper Service}
Pan American’s Alaska Clipper fleet is 100
per cent Douglas DC-3s. Schedules are
faster, more frequent... with three times
as many seats available. Hot meals or
refreshments served aloft on all flights.
Dates Back 14 Years
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Pan American has taken the lead for years
in pioneering air transportation over un
charted seas and new territories. Its pio
neering in Alaska... launched 14 years ago
... has consistently given Alaskans better
equipment . . . faster schedules . . . lower
fares... more de luxe service. The coming
years promise even greater improvements.
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Now Includes 14 Cities
Pan American Clipper service now makes
connections with nearly all of Alaska.
Fourteen important points (including
Seattle) on regularly scheduled Alaskan
service • • • and extra section flights are
operated whenever possible. Get fare and
schedule information at address below:
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Prize Winners In
Fourth of July
Sports Events
The following are prizewinners
in the parade and sports program
held on July Fourth:
For the parade:- Military floats
awards went to Post Fire Depart
ment, and Post Military Police.
Commercial float prize was won
by the Girl Scouts who also took
the grand prize of $50.
The private float entry by Ron
ny Anderson took the prize of
$15. Costume entry by Jerry
Whisenhunt won $10. Bicycle en
tries by Johnny Whisenhunt and
Logan Dowd each won $2.50.
Free for all one-mile bicycle
race: Chucky Wheeler 1st $10.00,
Joe Felder 2nd $5, Isaac Larson
3rd $2.
Bicycle race - boys 13 - 16 :
Chfucky Wheeler 1st $5. Dean
Bronson 2nd $2.50, Isaac Larson
3rd $1.
Bicycle race - girls 13 - 16
Mary Lou Comer 1st $5, Roberta
Snyder 2nd $2.50, Edna Stanley
3rd $1.
Bicycle race - boys 12 and un
der :
Logan Dowd 1st $3, John Hudert
2nd $2, Peter Larson Jr. 3rd $1.
Bicycle race - girls 12 and un
der :
Joan Longley 1st $3, Alice Blak
ely 2nd $2, Dorothy Hudert 3rd
$1.00.
100-yd Dash, men, free for all:
1st Ted Lottsfeldt $5, Dick Delman
2nd $3, Stephen Luke 3rd $2.
100-yd Dash, boys 13 - 16 :
Jean Bourdon 1st $4, Chuck
Wheeler 2nd $2, Dean Bronson
3rd SI.
50 - yd Dash, women, free for
all :
June Dunbar 1st $5, Bessie Stanley
2nd $3. Roberta Snyder 3rd $2.
50 - yd Dash, girls 13 - 16 :
Bonnie Dunbar 1st $4, Bessie
Stanley 2nd $2, Roberta Snyder
$1.
50 - yd Dash, girls 12 and un
der
Joan Longley 1st $3, June Dunbar
2nd $2, Kitty Bjornstadt 3rd $1.
50 - yd Dash, boys, 12 and un
der
Logan Dowd 1st $3, John Hudert
2nd $2, John Bell 3rd $1.
100 - yd Sack race
Howard Slwooko 1st $5, Ted
Lottsfeldt 2nd $3, Leonard
Schenck 3rd $2.
50 - yd Sack race, boys 13 - 16:
Jean Bourdon 1st $4, Roy Ang
nagoogok 2nd $2, Dean Bronson
3rd $1.
50 - yd Sack race, boys 12 and
under: -
Logan Dowd 1st $3, Peter Larson
Jr. 2nd $2, Ray Miller 3rd $1.
100 - yd Three-legged race, men,
free for all
Robert Joe and Jean Bourdon 1st
$5, Walter McCarthy and Leo
Stevens 2nd $3.
50 - yd Three-legged race, boys,
13 - 16 :
Jean Bourdon and Dean Bronson
1st $4, Walter KJcCarthy and Leo
Stevens 2nd $2, Garry Longley and
Charlie Castel 3rd $1.
50 - yd Three-legged race, boys,
12 and under :
Peter Larson Jr. and Louis Kost
1st $3, Carl Maxwell and A. John
son 2nd $2, Claude Nershak nad
John Bell 3rd $1.
50 - yd Three-legged race, wo
men, free for all |
Bonnie Dunbar and Alberta Sny-j
der 1st $5. June Dnnh»r #nH Rnn.l
nie Fagerstrom 2nd $3, Mary Lou
Comer and Tess Bronson 3rd $2.
50 - yd Three-legged race, girls
13 - 16
Roberta Snyder and Bonnie Dun
bar 1st $4, Bessie Stanley and
Sarah Cox 2nd $2, Kitty Bjorn
stadt and Marilyn Dowd 3rd $1.
50 - yd Three-legged race, girls
12 and under :
June Dunbar and Bonnie Fager
strom 1st $3, Edna Stanley and
Ruth Nershak 2nd $2, Mamie
Brown and Emma Outwater 3rd
$1.
Tug o War :
Plumbers vs Ordnance
Plumbers won (on a wet track)
$20 prize.
200 - yd Relay Race
Nome High School vs Engineers:
High School won $8.
Pie Eating Contest :
Military - Robert Mosby won $5.
Civilian - Peter Larson Jr. $5.
Eskimo sports
High kicking :
Howard Slwooko $5.
Blanket tossing, men
Ralph Willoya $5.
Blanket tossing, women
Roberta Snyder $5, Kitty Bjom
stadt $3.
Wrestling,
Howard Slwooko $5.
Oomiak Race
Diomede Island boat, 1st $25,
King Island boat 2nd $15.
Kyak Race :
James Oksoktaruk 1st $10, Leo
Kunuk 2nd $5.
The prize for the best native
dance group at the evening dance
entertainment went to the King
Islanders, $40.
FIRST AID BY
SPECIAL DELIVERY
BOUGAINVILLE UP) — John
Hura, Wyandotte, Mich., Marine
private first class, lay on a
stretcher nursing his wounds from
a Japanese machine gun.
A Navy Corpsman bandaged
the wounds and then asked the
Marine if there was anything else
he could do to make him com
fortable.
“Why yes,” said Hura with a
laugh, ‘‘could you bring me a
letter from home?”
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