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MRS. CLAUDE SIMPSON
LOCATED IN PULLMAN.WASH.
Mrs. Claude Simpson formerly
Miss Kate Diener, has her home
at Pullman, Wash., where Mr.
Simpson is in charge of visual ed
ucation for the State College Ex
tension Service.
JOE BELLEVUE ENROUTE
TO DEERING
Joe Bellevue, owner and opera
tor of the Dry Creek Dredging Co.,
is in town enroute to Deering,
! where his company is now oper
ating. He has spent the winter
with his family in Boston, Mass.
WEIAS & REEBES
Painting and Decorating Co.
CONTRACTORS
“If You Care For Your Home
It Will Care For You”
It’s Paint-Up Time In Nome
Prompt and Courteous
Service
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CALL MAIN 125
Get this
“SIX-STAR
SERVICE
SPECIAL”
Today
See Your CHEVROLET DEALER
v Lubricate ^ Service Clutch, ^
^ Throughout ^ Brakes.Transmis-^ Tune Motor
sion. Rear Axle _ ,
^ Check Steering ^ ^ De-Sludge
and Wheel ^ Rotate Tires ^ Car Engine
Alignment
All “kidding” aside give us a chance to help you keep
your car in good running shape longer.
Time now to change to summer lubricants. Drive in
today
SEE YOUR LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER FOR SERVICE
NOME MOTOR COMPANY
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers Wednes
day evening were Ellen R. John
son, Lester Dodson, David Browne,
Arnold Anderson, Ira Orton, Mar
garet Kirchner, Joe Bellevue, R.
J. Sommers and son, and Jack
Foster. Outgoing passengers were
Hazel McCorkle, Thelma McCor
kle, Paul McCarthy, Ed Riley,
Charles Murphy and Liberty Wil
son.
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WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Whaley made a trip to Pt.
Spencer to bring in Keith Hed
| reen, George Madson, Wm. Cam
eron. Another trip was made to
I Golovin on Wednesday to bring in
i John Fagerstrom.
Wednesday Dr. Scorebrandt and
i Elliot Ollana were taken to Shis
maref and Charles Oxoreuk, Lillie
i Angtowasiuk and Fred Avoseuk
were taken to Wales.
Today a trip was made to Mar
shall to take back three people
brought here by the grand jury.
They were: Andrew Adam Cha
wick, Irene Makiflaha, and Tom
Johnson.
WEDNESDAY GAMES
j
National League
Boston 15, 7; Philadelphia 1, 3.
j Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 0.
American League
| New York 0, Washington 4. De
i troit 8, Cleveland 1. Philadelphia
j 2, 2; Boston 5, 3. St. Louis 0, Chi
j cago 4.
Pacific Coast League
Portland 15, 1; Los Angeles 2, 2.
.Sacramento 11, Oakland 1. Seattle
! 8, San Francisco 4. Hollywood 3,
! San Diego 2, fourteen innings.
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THURSDAY GAMES
National League
Chicago 4, St. Louis 6. Brooklyn
5, New York 10. Cincinnati 7,
Pittsburgh 3. Boston 3, 7; Phila
delphia 1, 3.
American League
Philadelphia 4,. Boston 5. De
i troit 3, Cleveland 2. St. Louis 6, 6;
! Chicago 0, 2.
Pacific Coast League
Portland 9, Los Angeles 3. Seat
tle 4, San Francisco 7. Hollywood
7, San Diego 8. Oakland 0, Sacra
mento 2.
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“As Much As You Can Bare”
seems to be the general theme of
spring play clothes for women.
Tuberculosis in cattle has been
reduced to a small fraction of one
per cent, as a result of the Feder
al-State campaign against the dis
ease.
Vegetables and flowers for sale
at the Home Arts Plant Sale Sat
urday.
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Paratroopers In
Shangri La
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tain wall, twenty-four days ago
during a sight seeing trip.
Eight Filipino paratroopers and
a medical assistant parachuted to
effect a rescue and plan to build
a landing site and send in a glider
and then jerk it into the air by
a low-flying C-47 by means of a
grabline trip.
Constant communication with
circling planes is kept up by j
means of “walkie talkie”. They |
seem in good spirits and ask for
world news.
Col. Ray Elsmore, commander
of the Thirty-Second Troop Car
rier Wing discovered the hidden
valley and later also found the
wrecked plane and its survivors:
WAC Cpl. Margaret Hastings, Os
wego, N. Y., Lt. John B. McCol
lum, Trenton, Mo., Sgt. Kenneth
Decker, Kelso, Wash.
Decker is the most serious in
ALEDA BRINKERHOFF
TEACHING IN COLFAX. WASH.
Miss Aleda Brinkerhoff, who
taught school in Nome several
years ago is now teaching at Col
fax, Wash. Next year she will be
teaching at Okanagan, where co
incidentally Wm. Bloom, who was
principal in Nome when she was
teaching here, is now in charge of
the Okanagan school.
HARRY EBERHARDTS LEAVE
FOR STATES
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Eber
hardt who have been living in the
Grover Andre residence on Sted
man Avenue for the past winter
left for the States via the P.A.A.
Mrs. Eberhardt has had a dress
shop, called “Anne's Dress Shop”
in her home. The Eberhardts plan
to make their home in Anchorage.
jured, having deep back wounds.
Filipino paratroopers, veterans of
Bataan, carried flashlights and
jewelry as gifts to obtain the aid
of the natives.
NEVADA LIQUOR
STORE
LOCATED IN THE NEVADA GRILL BUILDING
H. G. Gabrielson. Proprietor
SHISMAREF KOTZEBUE
TELLER CANDLE
WALES DEERING
(Regular Flights) (Regular Flights)
UNALAKLEET
KOYUK
SHAKTOOUK
HAYCOCK
GOLOVIN
(Friday) COUNCIL
WHITE
MOUNTAIN
(Regular Flights)
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ANCHORAGE McGRATH
JUNEAU FAIRBANKS
(Fri.-Mon., Through Flights) <Friday)
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Phone MAIN 66 FRONT STREET