LOST BARGES HAVE
NOT BEEN LOCATED
The two barges which were lost
by Capt. Frank Williams during
the high wind last Sunday on Ber
ing Sea enrouie trom Unalakleet
are still missing. Airplanes have
been searching the waters as well
as the coast line and as yet have
been unable to locate them. They
carried lumber and other cargo.
Enthusiastic Over Indian .
War Records .
—
SEATTLE, July 18—u. S. In
dian Commissioner William Bro
phy is enthusiastic over the war
records of the American Indians.
The present forms and eligibil
ity will remain unchanged.
He said their newly acquired
training and skills must be put to
use afterwards.
NOME
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MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME ALASKA
NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS
IN NOME CITY HALL
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings
7:30 to 9:30
For BEGINNING and ADVANCED COURSES in
GREGG SHORTHAND and TOUCH TYPING
For information see MISS MacNAIR
At The Wallace Hotel Between 4 and 8 P.M.
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(No Priority Needed)
Allis-Chalmers
MODEL WKO
With Dozer
(USED)
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Lomen Commercial
Company
DREAM
THEATRE
NOME, ALASKA
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1 Show, July II and 19, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“MY HEART BELONGS
TO DADDY”
RICHARD CARLSON,
MARTHA O'DRISCOLL
And "THIS IS AMERICA, No. 10"
2 Shows July 20th, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“MOONLIGHT
MASQUERADE”
DENNIS O'KEEFE,
JANE FRAZEE
And "CALLING ALL GIRLS"
1 Show, July 21st. 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“KEEPER OF THE
FLAME”
SPENCER TRACY,
* KATHERINE HEPBURN
And "MARCH OF TIME"
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2 Shows, July 22, 7:15 fc 9 P.M.
SUNDAY •
“FOREST RANGER”
FRED MacMURRAY,
PAULETTE GODDARD
And "MOTORING IN MEXICO"
1 Show, July 23 and 24, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“SLIGHTLY
DANGEROUS”
LANA TURNER.
ROBERT YOUNG.
WALTER BRENNAN
And "NO EXCEPTIONS"
Fire From
Close Range
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surely and kept its radio working
as it hovered only six miles off
shore. The targets were picked
carefully from Mito fifty-five
miles northeast of Tokyo, and ten
miles from the seacoast to Hitachi
and Eukegawa about eighty miles
northeast of Tokyo with no appo
sition.
The results were devastating.
(JP) correspondent James Lindsley
with the U. S. Third Fleet re
ported an engineering works, steel
plant, copper refinery, arms fac
tory along the coast were de
stroyed. He said the fleet was
within range of enemy fighter
planes for many hours but they
failed to appear.
Admiral Nimitz, in announcing
the British battleship King George
Fifth, forty-five thousand ton
USS. Iowa as being among the at
tackers, mentioned only the Hit
achi area which contains vital
copper smelters as well as con
centrated aircraft and electrical
engine plants.
Even in the earliest historic pe
riods wheat growing was known
as an old industry.
Navy Announces
Loss Of Two
Mine Sweepers
WASHINGTON, July 18-h(;P)—
The Navy announced the loss of
two motor mine sweepers in the
Borneo area as a result of enemy
action.
The ships YMS 50, and YMS 65,
with a normal complement of
about thirty-five each. None were
killed or missing the Navy said,
but no information was available
as to the number wounded. The
loss of the two craft raised to
three hundred twenty-four the to
al naval vessels of all types lost
in the war.
GI—Is this soup?
Cook—What do you think it is
—dishwater?
GI—I asked yob first.
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Russia May Get
Ocean Outlets
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to demand its use again, bu
neither Port Arthur nor any othe
outlet that far south is likely to b<
any security unless Russians con
trol the approaches.
It is the question of the dispo
sition of the Jap islands in th<
north Pacific which is liable t(
come up. Russia is expected t(
claim Karafuto and the southerr
half of Russian held Sakhalin, bui
ships moving along the Asiatic
mainland have to go though pas
sages in the Jap chain or in the
Kuriles. As a result there has
been speculation that Stalin mighl
want one of these pasages to have
Russian held flanks.
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