ARCTIC AIR SERVICE
CANDLE, ALASKA
Nome Headquarters — Wallace Hotel
— Contact —
JOE WALLACE, MAURICE KING or GENE JACK
Frequent trips with passengers and fraight batwaan
Noma and Fairbanks Tim Daaring, Candle, Kotsabua,
Kiana, Shungnak, Kobuk and Hughes.
CONTACT US FOR CHARTER SERVICE
SMALL AND LARGE SHIPS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS
ALASKA TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH CO.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE SERVICE
Victory Is Never Cheap In Lives Or Money
GO ALL OUT IN THE 7th
ASSORTMENT OF
GALOSHES AND
OVERSHOES
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ALL RUBBER
MEN’S PACS
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WOMEN’S
DRESS SHOES
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CHILDREN'S
PLAY SUITS
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Bon Marche
Store
Killed by Jap Bomb
LAKEVIEW, ORE.—Soundphoto
—Mr*. Elys* Mitchell, above, and
five children were killed by a high
explosive bomb which was part of
the equipment of a fallen Jap bal
loon in southern Oregon woods
during an outing. The tragedy,
cause of which first was kept a
strict military secret, was dis
closed as a warning to the public
not to approach strange objects in
the forests. The woman's hus
band, Archie, a clergyman, was the
only survivor. They were escort
ing a group of children on an out
ing when one of the youngsters
spotted the balloon and an explo
sion occurred when he tugged at it.
MAE GEORGE AND DAUGHTER
VISITORS IN NOME
Mae George .owner of the Til
lianna Shop in Anchorage arrived
in Nome Saturday with her daugh
ter Mae Dell George. They are
here on a buying trip, to purchase
novelties and curios for their shop.
Miss Mae Dell George is private
secretary to John Manders, prom
inent attorney and mayor of An
chorage.
GARNET MARTIN GOES
OUTSIDE, MRS. MARTIN ILL
Garnet Martin, owner and op
erator of the North Pole Bakery
is making a hurried trip to the
States to see Mrs. Martin who has
been ill since leaving Nome early
this spring. He will return as soon
as possible.
PIONEER WOMEN MET WITH
MRS. CHAS. PENNYCOOK
The Pioneer Women of Alaska
met at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Pennycook last Friday evening for
their regular monthly meeting
and a social hour. Winners of the
card games were Mrs. Fred Rohn,
Mrs. Ben Gillette and Mrs. Helen
Nordlin. Mrs. Carrie McLain as
sisted the hostess.
MR. AND MRS. IRA CARDIFF
VISITING IN NOME
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cardiff of Ya
kima, are visitors in Nome. Mr.
Cardiff is owner of the Washing
ton Dehydrated Food Co. and is
also a well known writer. His lat
est book recently published and
widely commented upon is “One
Million Years of Human Prog
ress.” They will leave for the
States on tonight’s plane.
' 6,000 Ton Cruiser
Juneau Launched
KEARNEY, N. J., July 16—(i«P)
_The six thousand ton cruiser
Juneau was launched at the Fed
eral Shipbuilding Dry Dock Com
pany yards. It was officially
christened by Mrs. Edward L.
Bartlett of Arlington, Va., wife of
Delegate Bartlett. The original
Juneau was sunk at Guadalcanal
in November 1942. I
Lights Are On
Again In London
LONDON, July 16—(/P)_Ligi
went on in London tonight aft
nearly six years of inky blackoi
Double summer time has be<
eliminated and clocks are no
only one hour ahead of stands*
time. London crowds thronge
Picadilly Circus last evening an
huge electric theater signs wet
ablaze.
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
I
Acting By and For Tho War Shipping Administration
ANNOUNCES
ALL SOUTHBOUND SHIPMENTS
Must Be On The
Lomen Commercial Co. Dock
By Noon, Wednesday, July 18
ABOARD CUPPERS BETWEEN
Alaska- Se ttle
• TWO AND THREE RIGHTS DAILY BETWEEN SEATTLE.
KETCHIKAN AND JUNEAU
• TWO DAILY BETWEEN JUNEAU. WHITEHORSE AND FAIRBANKS
• THREE WEEKLY BETWEEN FAIRBANKS ANO NOME
• ONE WEEKLY BETWEEN FAIRBANKS AND BETHEL
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