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KENOSHA. WIS. — Jake Van Bendegom offers to give his
customers anv grocery item they find marked above ceiling price in
his retail grocery store. Although shoppers throng store of Van
Bendegom, who was named typical American grocer by the National
Association of Retail Grocers, he declares he has not yet given away
a single item. Van Bendegom points out that grocers always have
invited cooperation of customers in checking price ceilings, thus aid*
ing inflation control.
Three-quarters of a million ser- maternity and infant-care pro
vicemen’s wives and infants re- gram during the first two years of
ceived care under the emergency its operation.
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Painting and Decorating Co.
CONTRACTORS
“If. You Care For Your Home
It Will Care For You”
It’s Paint-Up Time In Nome '
Prompt and Courteous
Service
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SERVICE
SPECIAL”
Today
See Your CHEVROLET DEALER
Lubricate
Throughout
^ Check Steering
^ and Wheel
Alignment
All “kidding” aside giye us a chance to help you keep
your car in good running shape longer.
Time now to change to summer lubricants. Drive in
today
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AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES
A trip was made on Saturday to
Taylor with Jim Murphy and Da- j
vid McCoy as passengers. Another
trip to Shismaref where Dr. Score
brandt was picked up and taken
to Kotzebue. On the return trip
from Shismaref Annie Koonuk
and Virginia Nayokpuk were
brought to Nome from Shismaref.
Sunday Pilot Whaley flew to
Anchorage with Eva Tomlinson,
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams.
He is due to erutrn today.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The regular trip of the Pan
American arrived last Friday
with the following passengers:
L. H. McCloy, Sadie Keil, Dick
Sanford, Ed Seidenverg, Clarence
Housler, Doris Pelki from Seattle
and from Moses Point Roy Segoch,
Elmer Katongan, Esther Moses
and three childreri.
Reutrning passengers were Mrs.
Fern Beavers Spurgeon McSwain,
Fred Chase, Charles Saccheus, Ar
nold Saccheus. Arnold Nartuig
son was a round trip passenger.
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Lodestar arrived from An
chorage with freight and passen
gers and returned with E. D.
Webb, Jackie Webb and L. Thack
ery.
Pilot Weaver made a round trip
to Unalakleet on Sautrday with T.
W. Bryan of the C.A.A, Lena and
John Dufresne accompanied the
body of Eric Gracy to Councli
Pilot Weaver went to Unala
Erick Koutchak and John Paden
of Sommers Construction Co. and
j kleet Sunday with R. J. Sommers
| of White Mountain. He also made
I a trip to Pilgrim Springs with the
newlyweds, Pfc. and Mrs. James
Blanning.
Conference Proves
Big Nations Can
Compromise
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British adviser. Conference lead
ers are hoping to close the meet
ing by June twenty-ninth, with
the prospect that this week will
be devoted increasingly to public
sessions of the conference com
missions which receive reports of
working committees and possibly
ot produce some speech making
on issues which the committees
have to leave unsettled.
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G.I.s FIND SHAKESPEARE
STRATFORD-ON-AVON, Eng
land — UP) — G.I.s who spurned
Shakespeare in the classroom find
he was quite a fellow in his na
tive Stratford-on-Avon. They are
flooding the American Red Cross
White Swan Club, the cottage
where “Willie Wooed Ann.”
Yanks Open
Heavy Assault
On Yaeju Dake
By LIEF ERICKSON
GUAM, June 11—iff*)—Ameri
can Tenth Army opened a heavy
frontal asault on the Japanese
Yaeju Dake escarpment and fort
ifications on Okinawa yesterday.
By nightfall the Ninety-Sixth
Infantry had gained eight hun
dred to one thousand yards mov
ing up difficult slopes. The Sev
enth Infantry on the east coast
near Hanagusuku repulsed two I
strong Japanese counterattacks
and made limited gains on the
left flank near the Niney-Sixth
Division.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
HAS TWO CALLS
The Nome fire dpeartment was
called out Saturday about noon to
get a tundra fire under conrol.
The fire started from a small fire
outside of a cabin west of Mrs.
Baldwin’s house where rubbish
was being burned. The wind car
ried it in the direction of the ACS
transmitter towers causing con
siderable alarm, but it was con
trolled before any damage was
done.
About three o’clock another
alarm was given from the east
end of town. Rv. George Loveless
was cleaning up his property
when the small fire he had started
spread to a spot where oil had
been spilled, causing a big blaze.
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