NOME EXPLORER SCOUTS
ATTEND ENCAMPMENT AT
MT. McKINLEY PARK
Five Explorer Scouts left yes
terday aboard a U.S. Air Force
plane for Eielson Field where
they will attend the annual Ex
plorer Scout encampment.
A special feature of this year’s
ten-day trip will be a trek into
Mt. McKinley Park. Representing
Nome are Robert Sommers* Roy
Nelson, David Bell, Jim Roth, and
George Kost.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Friday: Lester Pope,
Robert Shageley, Carl Barker,
Howard Berg, Arthur Cowen,
Duke Claire, Erwin Cannon, Earl
Chesterson, Frank Douglas, D. W.
Dalton, Howard Easterly, Mike
Hanrahan, Adrian March, Bob
MacCracken, Max McKinney, H.
O. Pearson, Sam Olson, Howard
Rose, Jack Thurston, Wm. Vogel,
Frank Westover, Bessie Simpson,
Jim von der Heydt.
Departing for Fairbanks: Mrs.
Boyd Harwood; for Seattle: Ben
Young, Larry Okpealuk.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Fairbanks: Mary Jeanne
Boucher, M. A. Stevens, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Miller, Chet Pear
son, Jim Freericks, Clark Squire,
R. W. Algeo, A. V. Collar, J. G,
Manning, R. Croxton, Carl Jacob
son, Sgt. and Mrs. Alfred Vaughn
and three children, Robert Shap
ley.
To Nome: William Honsberger,
Frank Fey, Lawrence Peterson,
Kay Kennedy.
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1952 SCHEDULE
JUNE 4 — Nome, St. Michael, Unalakleet, Golovin
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JULY 0 — Nome (to discharge perishables only). Teller,
Kotzebue, Deering, Nome (to discharge balance of
cargo..
AUGUST 20 — Nome, St. Michael, Golovin.
SEPTEMBER 24 — St. Michael, Nome, Teller.
(All Sailings Subject to Change Without Notice)
Deliveries to our Seattle terminals should be completed
by five days prior to the sailing date except for
refrigerated cargo, which will be received by special
arrangement.
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Clark Squire, Collector
Of Internal Revenue,
Here On Business
Clark Squire, collector of in
ternal revenue from the Tacoma
headquarters, arrived in town
Friday accompanied by Jerry
Manning, deputy collector who
serves this area.
This is Mr. Squire’s first visit to
Alaska since 1946 and his first
visit to Nome.
When queried about the possi
bility of a deputy stationed in
northwestern Alaska, he stated
that he thought it possible and
could see the need but it was
sometimes difficult to' sell these
ideas to Washington, D.C., where
they do not understand the mile
age problems of the deputies of
Alaska.
He conferred with Mr. Manning
here on several problems in Nome
and Kotzebue.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Amoll Felt,
O. D. Peugh, Rev. F. Volgar, Cal
lio Green, R Johnson, Gordon Mc
Cormick. •
To Anchorage: L. Freitag, L.L.
Smith, W. Peterson, Lt. and Mrs.
Don Hendershot and child.
To Unalakleet: F Dreggs, A.
Green, A. Jensen, S. Henry, C.
Burns, J. Harris, E. Coffin, B.
Sheldon, Jimmy Williams, JJ.
Dillon.
To McGrath: Eugene Pugh, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Neumann, J. C. Dun
away, Mrs. R. E. Curtis, L. Pope.
From Unalakleet: Mrs: Mabel
Ryan, Mrs. Mabel Johnson.
A repair crew was busy* last
week and the moonlight water
was hooked up in several parts
of town over the week-end. Due
to the lateness of the break-up
and damage to lines incurred in
snow removal, the hook-up was
somewhat later than usual.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashley have
been enjoying a visit with two of
their children who arrived yes
terday. Jean, who has just com
pleted two years at the University
of Oregon, returned to the States
Friday evening.
Bill, who was a graduating
senior from the University of Or
egon, is still here.
The ancient Romans considered
May an unlucky and June a
lucky month for weddings.
NT ADS
GIRL WANTED at Arctic Lunch,
day shift. 75
FOR SALE — Baby Tenda. Call
Main 85. 77
FOUND—Two keys at N.C. Co.
Call at Nugget.
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Inquire at Nugget. tf
NOME GARAGE now open, im
mediate and efficient service.
Complete automotive repairs,
Front and Mettler Way. Expert
mechanics to do ycrur work.
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday, June 24 — 7:30 p.m.
"THE HAPPY YEARS"
Dean Siockwell, Darryl Hickman
Leon Ames
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Thursday, June 26 — 7:30 p.m.
"RETURN OF THE BADMEN"
Randolph Scott, Ann Jeffreys
Edward Ryan
SGT. VAUGHN AND FAMILY
LEAVE FOR SEATTLE
Sgt. Alfred Vaughn, who has
been stationed in Nome for the
past three years with the ACS,
left Saturday for assignment in
Seattle. He was accompanied by
his wife and three children.
He has been replaced by Sgt.
Albert Hall, who' arrived recently.
Mrs. Luther Chastain, wife of
Cpl. Chastain, arrived last week
to join her husband who is sta
tioned here with ACS.
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Rev. Campbells To Leave
For Gambell Friday
Rev. and Mrs. L. Campbell of
the Presbyterian Church, who
have been visitors in town for the
past two weeks, are scheduled td
leave Friday on the MS North
Star for their church at Gambell,
on St. Lawrence Island.
FRANK WASKEY RETURNS
FROM NORTHERN TRIP
Frank Waskey, well-known Al
askan who makes his home in
Dillingham, has returned from a
business trip to the north, where
he visited Kotzebue, Shishmaref,
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and other villages.
Waskey will be remembered by
the oldsters as the first delegate
to' Congress. It is interesting to
note in the July 27 edition of a
Nome paper that he was “nomi
nated by Republicans, Democrats
and Miners of the Third Division
and by - the Miners and Demo
crats of the Second Division.
Kay Kennedy, feature writer
for News-Miner of Fairbanks, is
in the area gathering material!
for a story on strategic minerals.
She recently did an excellent
job of covering the Republican
convention.
YOUNG SOLDIER COOLS OFF
“The reason I wanted to get in
.the Army is I got a high temper
and wanted it cooled down, but I
am cooled down now,” says a let
ter received hy Texas Local Board
No. 33, Denton, from a 17-year
old boy who had registered and
falsified an older age.
Von der Heydt Returns
From Conference at
Washington, D.C.
District Attorney Jim von der
Heydt returned Friday from a
conference of district attorneys
held with Attorney General Mc
Granery in Washington, D.C.
He states that about 85 district
attorneys were in attendance and
he had the pleasure of shaking
hands with President Harry Tru
man.
In addition to stateside attor
neys, there were those from other
American possessions, such as
Virgin Island, Guam, etc. The
need of a judge for Nome was
stressed by von der Heydt at the
conference. (The nomination was
made two days later by Presi
dent Truman.)
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Marion Norbert,
Eleanor Bradley of Elim, Johnny
Kuzruk, Carl Okbao of Teller.
Discharged: Ronald Komak,
Walt Simon, Monica Boucher,
Horatio Esenituk.
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