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ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Meets First and Third
Thursday each month
DONALD J. LYLE, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
NOME LODGE
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Meets Second Friday
S. DAVID MAZEN. N.G.
ROBERT BALDWIN. Secy.
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Mein 40
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome, Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
•01 Lowman Building
Telephone EL. 6390
Alaska’s First VFW
Fncampcent Will
Be In A no Horace
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With upwards of 500 delegates
and visitors slated to attend ,A1-,
aska’s first Department Encamp-1
ment, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will be held in Anchorage June
20 to 22, it was announced by
Clyde R. Ellis, Convention Chair
man, Denali Post No. 1685, Anch
orage.
Top spot on the business agenda
of the Encampment will be the
formation of a permanent Alas
ka Department of Veterans of For
eign Wars of the United States.
Until this year, this Veterans or
ganization has been governed by
a provisional department set up
by the V. F. W. National Com
mander. However, within the past
six months, six new posts have
been formed in Alaska, more than
enough to qualify the Territory
for a full permanent department,
and election of officers for the
new department will feature the
business sessions of the conclave.
Additional elements of the vet
erans business are scheduled to
be taken up, including discussions
of the GI Bill of Rights the V.F.
W. stand on the payment of a
Federal bonus; Veterans housing
problems; and the formation of
a platform regarding Selective
Service and teen agers in the
draft.
Elaborate plans for the enter
tainment of delegates have been
made, headlined by a stage pre
sentation of the prize-winning
DR. GEORGIA KRUSICH
BOARDS M.S. HYGIENE
JUNEAU, June 17, —Dr. Geor
gia >J. Krusich, of Seattle, has
arrived in Juneau where .he will
shortly board *he Health Depart
ment’s motorsh >. lj> bene, as
medical-m-fice -’n-charr. *.
Dr. Krusich i-. a graduate of the
University of California Medical
School and h s her Master of Pub
lic Health uegrec from Harvard
University. Sh^ is widely ex
perienced in maternal an 1 child
health work ' aving served ten
years as oe liatrician with the
Bureau of Maternal and Child
Health in the I is Ango! - County
Health Department and seven
years as maternal and child health
district medical officer with the
California State Department of
Public Health.
Dr. Krusich’s background in
maternal and child health should
prove invaluable in her coming |
work aboard the Hygiene.
play, “Our Town” and winding up
with a colorful Encampment
Grand Ball Saturday night.
Interspersed between the first;
and last attractions will be a mid
all-star teams on the field, a bar
rel of fun cooked up by the V. F.
W. “Cooties”, a parade, a banquet
and last, but far from the least |
a full three-day schedule of free
airplane rides for visiting dele
gates, through the courtesy of
Comrade Lou Rogers and the
Larson Distributing Company.
All in all, according to the com
mittee in charge, the Anchorage
Encampment will set the pace for
all annual gatherings to follow.
SS Baranof W ill
Sail For Seattle
The SS Baranof took on south
bound i enters on Sunday ev
ening v >ut seven o’clock, just
*o the rough weather, which
hake : kehtering procedures.
Mrs. Oe-tave Soiffert and her
granddaughter, Ruth Se;ffe.-t, left
for Seattle, which is \! v. Seif
fert’s home. Ruth i- em-oute to
Ogden, Utah.
Mrs. Earl Coulthard and child
ren left to spend the summer in
Seattle and Wenatchee, Wash.,
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hewitt are
enroute to New Hampshire to live
with Mr. Hewitt’s brother.
Vincent Model*, who has been
employed by the Nevada Grill, j
departed for Seattle.
Arnold Lonsdale was a depart
ing passenger for Seattle.
According to latest information
received from Tom Keating, Al
aska Steamship agent, the S. S.
Baranof will sail for Seattle ;is
soon as it is completely discharg
ed.
PRIZE CAR DELIVERED TO
MRS. DONALD LYLE
—
The SS Baranof carried Nome’s
allotment of new cars and trac
tors, bringing in three Dodge se
dans, one Plymouth for Diesel
Oil Sales; two Caterpillar trac
tors for the Northern Commercial
Company; two International trac
tors and two International trucks
for Glenn Carrington Company;
two Allis Chalmers tractors and
one Chevrolet truck for Lomen
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L. A. SUNDQUIST RETURNS
TO MINE AT CANDLE
L. A. Sundquist, well-known
mining man from the Candle dis
ci, returned on the SS Baranof.
to resume work on his Candle
property.
Dick, his son, is now president
>>f the Alaska Fhoneers, in Seattle.
Corn merci u 1 Com pa n y.
The Sanitary Service will have
one ot the International trucks,
nd Arctic Oil Delivery will have
the other.
Mrs. Donald J. Lyle, lucky win
ner of the the Dodge sedan, given
away by the Northwestern Alaska
Fair Association, has been deliv
ered her prize car.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT Op" THE INTER-'
IOR, Surplus Property Office.
Nome, Alaska. June 12, 1946.
SALE ANNOUNCEMENT: Fixed
price sale at Nome, Alaska, of “As
is” surplus tools, communications
equipment, electrical supplies,
hardware, heavy equipment, mess
hall equipment, miscellaneous it
ems and equipment. Terms: Certi
fied check, cashier’s check or men
ey order, payable to Treasurer of
the United States. Sales Dates:
Federal Agencies, June 19, 1946;
Certified Veterans, June 20,
through July 4, 1946; State and
local government agencies, July
5, 1946: Non-profit institutions.
July 8, 1946; Dealers, July 9, 19
46; Public, July 10 through July
19, 1946. For complete sales list
contact the Surplus Property Of
fice, Federal Bldg., Nome. Alaska.
72-3-4
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