LAST SCHOOL TEACHERS FOR
THIS YEAR ARRIVE IN NOME
With the arrival of Mary Ellen
Sprole from Cedar Falls, Iowa,
and Ann Stoken from Anaconda,
Montana, the staff of the Nome
Territorial School is now com
pleted. School is scheduled to open
next Monday morning at nine
o’clock. The following list is the
complete staff
J. W. Thompson, Superintendent,
Olaf Halverson, Ann Stoken,
Mary Ellen Sprole, high school.
Elizabeth Judish, 7 and 8 grades.
Clara Millard, 5 and 6 grades.
Florence Wassman, 3 and 4
ENGAGEMENT OF JEAN
DUSTIN ANNOUNCED
Word has been received here of
the engagement of Jean Dustin to
Sgt. George Jacobson, who has
recently returned from service in
Germany. Miss Dustin is the
daughter of Mrs. Muriel Dustin,
manager of the Alaska Brokerage
Co., and was born in Nome, while
her father, the late Charles Dus
j tin, was employed by the Ham
mond Consolidated Gold Fields
here.
grades.
Wilma Thompson, 1 and 2 grades.
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Store
Finest Assortment of Liquors
On The Seward Peninsula
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Phone Your Orders Open From 8 A.M.
Black 138 To 6:30 P.M.
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Children’s Slack Suits ••$2.75
Children’s
Wash
Dresses
$1.00
Women’s
Wash
Dresses
$2.00
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Bon Marche
Store
VISITING IN NOME
FROM SOLOMON
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee, Jr.,
and two children are staying at
the Wallace Hotel after driving in
from their mining camp at Solo
mon.
BETTY LOU CAVOTA HURT
BY SPEEDING AUTOMOBILE
Betty Lou Cavota, 9-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cavota, who reside on Third Ave
nue, was injured yesterday by a
speeding automobile driven by
John Dusenberg, a U.S.E.D. work
er.
The child was playing alongside
the street in front of the home of
J. C. Pierce with other children,
started across the street when she
was struck down by the car. She
received a cut on the head and
other bruises, but no broken
bones. The driver of the car had
no license and is held entirely to
blame for the accident.
PAA To Operate 4-Engine
Lockheed Constellations
To Speed Redeployment
SAN FRANCISCO — To help
speed troops across the United
States in the giant redeployment
program, Pan American World
Airways announced today that it
will operate coast-to-coast, four
engine Lockheed Constellations of
the Air Transport Command in
stead of the smaller C-47 twin-1
engine equipment.
This announcement reveals that
the airline has been operating for
some tiitie the first scheduled non
stop service in the country’s his
tory. In this service, Pan Ameri
can sets what is believed ot be an
all-time record for trans-continen
tal service by making a scheduled
round trip, August 19-20, from
San Francisco to New York and
return to San Francisco in less
than 24 hours.
The five Constellations Pan
American will operate will deliver
twice the number of troops in)
half the time that could be accom
plished with the fifteen twin-en
gine transports formerly operated
by the airline under the Army’s
redeployment program.
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