in the Caribbean
(Official U.S. Navy Photo)
GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA — (Soundphoto) — A formation
of torpedo bomber Hell-divera and their escorting Corsair fighters, of
air group 76, roar over their home carrier, the 45,000 ton Franklin D.
Roosevelt, during an operational strike by the 8th Fleet, a part of the
maneuvers npw being held in the Caribbean under Admiral Marc A.
Mitscher.
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HOT FUDGE SUNDAES, MILK SHAKES,
SANDWICHES, CHILI, PIES AND COFFEE
at the
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Dorothy’s Gift Shop
Mrs. M. B. Young, Owner
The Only Shop On Lane's Way
INFANTS WEAR AND GIFTS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Hours 11:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M.
NEVADA GRILL
Breakfast Served at 7:00 a.m. — Close 1:00 a.m.
FEATURING — Sourdough Hotcakes
SILVERIO RUIZ
ALASKA ALBUMS & SCRAP BOOKS
WILSON TENNIS BALLS
SPARKLET BULBS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
MASONITE CLIP BOARDS
“CADO” FOUNTNBRUSH (The brush that
writes like a pen. Writes on any surface.)
NOME DRUG STORE
Store Open from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m.
Sundays 12 Noon till 7 p.m.
CHAMBER LUNCHEON
HELD TUESDAY
The Chamber of Commerce
held their regular noon luncheon
yesterday noon at the Nevada.
Guests of the Chamber were
Miss Christine Heller, Nutrition
Consultant for the Territorial De
partment of Health; Mrs. Edna
Wakefield and Mrs. Rhea Osten
berg, tourists from Nebraska; and
Mr. Carlisle, field examiner for
the General Land Office.
Miss Heller told the Chamber
of the surveys made throughout
the Territory and the plans made
by the Health Department to curb
diseases caused by undernourish
ment. Miss Heller is studying
the food habits of the Territory,
in order that the plans may be
carried out more fully.
Mrs. Kitzmiller reported on the
crippled childrens clinic which
was held last month in Nome.
She stated that of the 51 child
ren who were scheduled to attend
the clinic, over 40 were able to
get here. The doctors reported
that in a majority of the cases
viewed, little could be done, but
some are scheduled to go to the
Orthopedic hospital in Seattle as
soon as beds are available.
Mrs. Kitzmiller told the Cham
ber, the cooperation of various
organizations in Nome was highly
appreciated, in that the Alaska
Native Service donated use of the
school building as a dormitory;
others donated time and equip
ment to make the children com
fortable, to feed them, and to be
sure they would be ready when
the doctor could see them.
Mrs. Ostenberg and Mrs. Wake
field spoke briefly of their trip
through Alaska and of theft* home
in Nebraska.
Carl Lomen spoke briefly in
relation to our proximity to the
point slightly north and west of
Nome, where there are two o
ceans, two hemispheres, two days,
and the Arctic Circle. Trere
is no other spot on the face of the
earth where all of these come
together. Ie is unique, he said.
Mr. Carlisle stated he had driv
en in over the Alcan Highway
last Spring and had thoroughly
enjoyed the trip, although he had
been warned of the hazards. He
stated, there were commercial
roadhouses along the highway and
that the road was in good condi
tion.
FORSHAUGS TO TEACH
ON KING ISLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Forshaug ar
rived Monday night on the Pan,
American plane, and are enroute
to King Island, where they will
teach for the Alaska Native Ser
vice for the coming school year.
L * N SALES CO.
REPRESENTATIVE HERE
B. C. Larabee, of the L & N
Sales Company, made his first
trip into Nome last Monday ev
ening. He represents several
merchandise lines from Seattle.
From Nome Mr. Larabee will fly
to Bethel and Anchorage before
returning to the States.
KING ISLAND VILLAGE
HOLDS FIR8T DANCE
Last evening the King Island
village held its first dance of the
season. The dance was held in
the open in front of the village
and there were about two hun
dred people in attendance.
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A Fine Assortment of Liquors and Wines
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Finest Assortment of Liquors
On The Seward Peninsula
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Black 138 To 6:30 P.M.
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