In District Court
The following sentences were
given in the U. S. District Court
by Judge J. Kehoe Saturday and
this morning: J #
Carl Apok was sentenced to
three years in a Federal peniten
tiary for assault with a dangerous
weapon.
Jacob Smith was given a sen
tence of one year and one day in
a Federal penitentiary for con
tributing to the delinquency of a
minor.
Thomas Kingmayuk was sen
tenced to one year in the Federal
jail for rape.
Dale Dean of Pan American
Airways arrived from Fairbanks
to relieve Jim Walsh temporarily.
CAP Cadets Remain In
Anchorage Over Saturday
The CAP cadets who left here
Friday for McChord Field at Taco
ma, Wash'., remained overinght in
Anchorage. They were scheduled
to leave there with a group of
boys from Anchorage and other
points on Sunday morning, accord
ing to reports received from there.
Mrs. Charles O'Leary and dau
ghter left for Seward on Friday
where they will make their home.
Mrs. O’Leary stated that her hus
band, who is employed on con
struction work there, is most en
thusiastic over that part of Al
aska and they plan to buy a home
site and build a residence near
Seward.
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COASTAL RAMBLER scheduled to sail
From Seattle AUGUST 22
For Bristol Bay, Nome, St. Michael, Unalakleet,
Golovin and Solomon
Freight received in Seattle for above vessel
UNTIL AUGUST 17
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
CAA Movies At The
School House Tonight
The CAA will show the follow
ing movies at, the.» Nome High
School at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday eve
ning, August 21:
Air Transportation which pre
sents the whole field of occupa
tions in the air transportation in
dustry, from the highly trained
flight and mechanical personnel
to the clerical jobs which take but
a small amount of instruction to
qualify. The requirements and
training necessary to^ qualify for
the positions of pilot, meteorolo
gist, and flight dispatcher are cov
ered, as are the responsibilities
which accompany their jobs.
Airplanes—Their Metals, Fuels
and Lubricants which tells the
story of how a group of boys in
terested in building model air
planes learned about the metals
used in constructing airplanes, the
progressive operations of. build
ing an all-cargo plane, the theory
of light and laws of aerodynamics,
and the importance of lubricants
in the maintenance and operation
of aircraft. Film ends with a com
petitive meet of model plane
builders and the presentation of
awards to the winners.
Damage Control — School of the
Fire Fighter which demonstrates
the proper method of approaching
and fighting all types of fires, han
dling the apparatus, and the use
of carbon - dioxide extinguishers
and foam in flighting fires.
Opal Peterson who has been
employed by the Alaska Road
Commission left for her home in
the States by Pan American on
Saturday. She will stop in Mt.
Vernon for the wedding of her
friend Irma Jean Loomis which is
scheduled for this month. She has
been replaced in the ARC office
by Margaret Bjornstad.
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ATTENTION BOY SCOUTS
Boy Scouts will meet tonight at
the Scout Hall at 7:30 p.m.
John Almquist, Scoutmaster
WANT ADS
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FOR SALE—Westinghouse radio
phonograph combination, elec,
toaster; portable kerosene heat
er; card table and cover; table
lamp; clothes basket; wash tubs;
elec. Detrola phonograph. Call
John Almquist. 99,3
WANTED TO BUY— 2 bicycles.
Call Red 70. 99,2
FOR SALE—Bar, Cocktail Lounge
and Dining Room. All equip
ment and furniture in excellent
condition. Includes Hammond or
gan, and piano. Seating capacity
100. Sales exceed $10,000.00 per
month for past 2 years. Located
in downtown Anchorage, on 4th
Ave. Total Price $26,500.00. Price
includes liquor and food inven
tory. —Leo Tyler
P.O. Box 2018
99,9 Anchorage, Alaska
WANTED — 3 or 4 experienced
hard-rock miners for under
ground work, U. S. Tin Corp.,
Lost River. Year 'round work.
Wages open. Contact by letter:
Paul Sorensen, General Supt.,
Lost River. 96,4
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday, Aug, 21—7:30 p.m.
"ONE TOUCH OF VENUS"
Robert Walker and Ava Gardner
Thursday, Aug. 23—7:30 pjn.
"AMBUSH"
Robert Walker John Hodiak
Arlene Dahl Jean Hagen
ALASKA AIRLINES
F^om Unalakleet: E. B. Fisher,
Francis Eben, Rebecca Sben, Carl
Toshavik.
To* Unalakleet: Roy Tobuk, Carl
Toshavik, H. Guzman.
From Anchorage: D.P. Wheeler,
Herb Stanley, Amy Wilson, Earl
Orms, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lee,
Ruth Gottschalk, Ernie Ball.
To Anchorage: K. Henry, R.
Austin, R. Whitson, Don Kantola,
Marie O’Leary, Mrs. C. O’Leary,
M. J. Walsh, P. Wajsh.
To McGrath: Ken Kadow, S. H.
Lorain.
From Moses Point: Harry Dan
iels.
To Moses Point: Stanley David.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted to the hospital: John
Apangalook, postmaster at Gam
bell; Leslie Paneok, Ralph Luke.
Discharged from the hospital
were Vernon Richards and Rich
ard Norbert.
Mrs. Carl Galvinovich and her
three children returned home,
having spent the summer visiting
with relatives and friends in Spo
kane.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving with Pan American
Saturday were Mr. Berry, Stanley
Doad, Mrs. Carl Glavinovich ancP
three children, Paul, Ruth, and
Carolyn, Doyle Lathrum, Bruce
Russell, Dorothy Sickel, Eileen
Uttich, May Vestal, Harry Fore
hand, Floyd Landonf'Aobert Rob
erts, Dale Dean.
Departing for Fairbanks were:
Truman Sage, R. B. Lanbson, Ole
Horne, Otis Lee, Henry Eisen
hower; for Juneau, George Shaw,
Marie Christian; for Seattle, Mary
Ellen Walsh and son, Mrs. G. R.
Jackson and daughter, Opal
Peterson, Paul Glascow, H. Hor
wetz, Ed Vannegeest, Archie .
Waller, O. D. Greeton, Pay Gree
ton, George Showman, Larry Gal
vin.
Eileen Uiiech, of the Nome Wel
fare Office who has been assist
ing in the Fairbanks office re
turned on Pan American on Sat
urday.
Catherine Wheeler was given a
sentence of 30 days in the Federal
jail for being drunk in a public
place.
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