LOCAL NURSES RETURN
FROM HEALTH INSTITUTE
Miss Lois Morgan, Territorial
Health Nurse, and Mrs. Elmo Mil
ler of ;he ANS, have returned
Lorn a Public Health Nursing
Institute which was held in An
chorage last week, Monday
through Friday. Particular stress
was placed on mental hygiene
and tuberculosis.
Norses from all over the ter
ritory, 20 in all, it is reported, and
the lectures by prominent men
in the medical profession, were
in'eresting and informative.
CORRECTION #
The names of Mr. and Mrs.
James Walsh was substituted for
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Welsh, in
an item Monday about the com
mittee which served at the Am-;
erican Legion dance on Saturday
night. We apologize.
ANDRES GO TO CAMP ON
GLACIER CREEK TODAY
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Andre,
accompanied by Ed Durant, left
this morning for their mining
property on Glacier Creek.
The roads to their camp are not
yet opened so they will snowshoe
.he last two and a half miles in
to the camp.
REPUBLICAN CLUB HOLDS
NOME NOMINATION
At a special meet ng ol the Re
publican Club held last evening
the. following were nominated in
the order given to represent Nome
for the Second Division Caucus
scheduled for May 20th here.
Tho.-e named were Wm. Munz,
Bert Bell and Charlie Jones and
C. D. Anderson tied for the third
spot. Election will be held at a
meeting before the caucus.
REPUBLICANS
OF THE
SECOND DIVISION
WILL MEET IN CAUCUS, THURSDAY EVENING
MAY 20, 1948, IN THE NOME CITY HALL
TO ELECT DELEGATES TO THE
REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL CONVENTION
ALL REPUBLICANS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
WITH THE DULY ELECTED PRECINCT DELE
GATES
EASTERN STAR MEETS
GIVES FAREWELL PARTY
Monday evening the Order of
Eastern Star held their regular
meeting, featuring an impressive
memorial services by the officers
of the group.
Special music “Beautiful Isle
of Somewhere" and "In the Sweet
Bye and Bye” was sung by Mrs.
Melita Day, who later in the ev
ening was presented with a very
•beautiful farewell gift in appre
ciation for her services in the
organization as she is departing
on May 25.
FAREWELL PARTY TO BT
GIVEN FOR REV. & MRS. DAY
An informal gathering is be
ing scheduled for Friday even
ing at the Federated Church so
that friends of Rev. and Mrs. M.
Day may bid them farewell.
Rev. and Mrs. Day are plan
ning to depart for the states next
Tuesday on the PAA, going by
way of Canada to Kentucky,
where they will celebrate the
golden wedding anniversary of
Rev. Day’s parents. From there
they will go to New York, home
of Mrs. Day, to await orders from
the U.S. Army, which Rev. Day
is entering as an Army Chaplain.
The party will be an open-house
occasion and everyone is invited
to attend.
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
HOME FOR THE SUMMER
Carolyn McLain and Bernadette
Amarok who have been attending
the University of Alaska, returned
home Tuesday on the Pan Ameri
can plane from Fairbanks.
I
MRS. HERB JENKS FALLS
BREAKS ANKLE ON STAIRS
Mrs. Herb Jenks is at home
having fallen down the stairs at
the federal building. She is re
ported resting easily.
MARINE CRAFT
- In Alaska - ^
KODIAK - WHITTIER - SEWARD - ADAK - DUTCH HARBOR
IUNEAU - NAKNEK - BETHEL
1 FS Boat * 2 Launch Wood 28' & 52’
1 Barge Fuel Wood 52' * 10 Barge Wood Cargo 42’ to 120' Length
1 Barge House 40' * 1 Barge Pontoon Steel 120' * 1 Harbor Tug st.
1 Boat Wood open cockpit 26 * 4 Packard Marine eng. 4M-2500
1 Floating Dry Dock 20' x 80' with Tender 20' x 45'
Sealed bids are invited from all clashes of purchasers for items contained in this |
offering. Vessels located at Seward and Juneau are offered through normal Priority I
Channels including Veterans of WW II. Craft at the other locations are offered with* S
out regard to prioriticT. 10% deposit is required with all BIDS. Craft may be inspected §
from May 24 through June 24. All Bids must be received at the WAA Office, Region §
37. Box 2466. Anchorage. Alaska prior to 10:00 A.M., June 25. 1948. Property must |
bo removed from location within 30 days of notice of award. Items currently being 5
purchased by the Federal Government for National Defense are subject to with
orawai up to time of a commitment for sale.
Ask for Special Offering ALO-OL-lOO
For Sales Listings and General Information Contact
Box 2466Anchorage, AlaskaPhone: Main 766
ALASKANS THANKED FOR RELIEF SHIP
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get ten in *« bhe distress, and that picpie
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give *s mwh food and clothirfg as the*
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not been avtd'to buy any (Stresses or un
tier wear or stocAuiJs &&{ often not even
shoes these eight gears ’tUft-weic babes
or very little children, when the war began
and ure are zxearty grouni-ups now and
cur parents realty iton ‘tfrvuF how to clothe
us any longer So'^many of us are free vug m
winter because they itisc don’t riaire a xotl
or a warm dress, ami ukmne&er it is r*<n
ing they can’t come to school for loch of
leather shots IJou will hindey spare vs
losptah cj the want of food, tnic tncrhifaj
us day and night JBe’sare xvhereiser a 7
gift of uours'Xinil help to satisfy hunger
>«<* Wep somebody Warm, podffie unhkhivb
o/jowitr* (he aids or the Obetschuie
Hippenbero *1 IBrertten wish bo think
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This card expressing thanks of German child
ren was brought back from Germany by Ralph
A. Bartholomew, Alaska's representative on
the Northwest committee which accompanied
the distribution of the Christmas relief ship
load of food in Germany and Austria. Alas
kans contributed thousands of dollars toward
the relief ship.
Alaska Airlines
To — From
Kotzebue
SATURDAYS
Lv. ANCHORAGE 8:00 a.m.
Ar. MOSES POINT 12:00 noon.
Ar. NOME 1:00 p.m.
Ar. KOTZEBUE 2:40 p.m.
SUNDAYS
Lv. KOTZEBUE 2:00 p.m.
Ar. NOME 3:10 p.m.
Ar. MOSES POINT 4:10 p.m.
Ar. ANCHORAGE 8:05 p.m.
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THESE TRIPS IN ADDITION TO OUR
STARLINER SERVICE
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY
UNALAKLEET - McGRATH - ANCHORAGE