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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-18

used that the enormity of the amount
becomes understandable. The well over
! l00, 100000 board feet, which the
Bureau of Reclamation reports has
been consumed on the project would
build all the homes, of cities the size
Of Bremerton, Hoquiam, Longview,
Olympia Vancouver Walla Walla and
lWenatchee in Washington Astoria, and
A[edford in Oregon, and Pocatello in
Idaho.
About two-thirds of the forests be-
came concrete forms. AS is generally
known, the Grand Coulee Dam was
erected by pouring layers of concrete,
five feet deep, into forms about SO
feet square. The size of the lumber
requirements becomes all the more
startling when it is realized that these
forms were used over and over again,
before being discarded. The average
was IS to 40 times, the highest about
5O.
The Mason.Walsh Atkinson :, Kier
Company, builders of the foundation
for the structure, used about 100000
| 900 board feet and Consolidated
Builders Inc, about to complete the
"bfg slab,' has ordered considerably
| more than 6O,0O0,000. In the last
three years alone, Consolidated Build
ers Inc. has purchased between $780,
600 and 100000 board feet of ply
| board.
The heaviest and largest forms built
at the dam site, big as a house, known
as transition forms, each weighed IL
tons and contained more than $4,000
board feet of lumber. These formed
the upstream portals of the penstocks
pipes through which water from the
reservoir will plunge to the river be-
low to turn the giant waterwhcels of
the 100000 kilowatt turbine genera
tors.
At present the main use of lumber
is in the high crest of the spillway,
where the contractor is building
large arch-type bridges, each 135 feet
long, to carry the 30-foot highway over
the top of the dam. About \ and 1-S
million board feet will have been ham
mered into place, and later torn down,
when the job is done.
To divert the second largest and
most powerful stream in the nation,
out of its ancient channel during the
excavation of overburden' on bedrock
and the early placing of concrete, re-
quired the world Is largest cofferdam.
1t was built of steel, and earth, and
100000 board feet of lumber. The
smallest "stick'' was IL by IL inches
the largest 16 by "a inches and 40
to 60 feet in length.
Mason City, the contractor town,
designated to house 5000 people, was
fashioned in the fall of 1884 out of
9 million board feet. In addition, an
unknown quantity of lumber was con-
verified into homes and businesshouses
for the remaining 10000 to $4,000
people who lived in the ten other
town sites adjoining the project
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-18
RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR
By EARLE FERRIS

Ann Shepherd, radios Joyce
Jordan - Girl Interne," received
the following rather contradic-
tory card from some vacationing
friendsI-"Wish you were here so
we could enjoy your company but
if you were we wouldn't be hearing
your broadcast every day, SO,
we're having a wonderful time"
Red-haired Ann Thomas, pic
tured here, has her heart interest
in the navy. Hence the headgear
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-18
Lumber For Dam
mighty Large Pile

A hundred million board feet of
lumber that's the stack to bring
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-18

Don Voorhees,, pictured here, was
offering it to dialers. Voorhees, still
continues to do so when batoning
the music on "Cavalcade of Ameri-
ca" over NBC Monday nights.
=
Eddie Cantor, heard Wednes-
days on the NBC-Red, is very
patriotic. He was invited to go on
the Treasury Hour" then broad
cast on CHS opposite his own sum-
mer replacement, "Quizzer Base
ball." Eddie did it even though it
meant working against his own
sponsor.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-18

CrNNY S1MMs. lovely vocalist
" pictured here, is leaving Kay
kyser's College of Musical Knowl-
edge" at Kay's own suggestion. She
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-18

has 6. picture contract and Kyser
wants her to concentrate on cam
era work. Ginny will also have her
own radio programs originating
on the west coast.
Helen Hayes will return to the
airwaves to her regular Sunday
night spot over CHS at 500 pm,
est, starting Sunday, Oct. S. In
the meantime Miss Hayes is tour
ing with her forthcoming Broad
way production Candle in the
Wind"
Long before the trend toward
standard American music was es-
tablished via defense programs,
Evening star., 1941-10-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
EOR GOInREn

FOR COLORED.
11th and T SITS. n.w.-9 r., 2 b., oil
burner 1st commercial zone; S10.500.
5400 block E. Capitol st. n.e.-6 r. b.,
recrea ton room. gas heat; house less than
year old; price, $3.50: $1,000 cash,
300 block T st. NV r., b., oil
heat garage: $4,000
,o, GUY TIMER,
Evening star., 1941-10-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.

BY OWNER-106 DEL RAY AVE, BAT
terry Park, Bethesda-Beautiful center-hall-
breakfast nook and pantry on f1rst floor;
recreation room and full-size attic: oil heat,
WI RD-o
Evening star., 1941-10-19
CHEVY CHASE Mn

4307 ELM sTREET-Situated in a pic
turesoue residential section this six-room
and bath home offers a real opportunity
at S11 900. Extra large lot, garage with
concrete driveway, hot-water heat side
porch, composition roof. weather-stripped
spection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Q25 N. Y. Ave Nv Realtnrs Ma Qraz
Evening star., 1941-10-19
SMALL FARMING ESTATE,

IL acres with 2 streams, 3-yr.-old white
brick and frame residence. secluded and
well off I'd: in new-house condition
throughout; entrance hall 13 6x12, living
rm. (freplace) 90 .9x15, library ,(freplacel
opening onto porch, terrace on
rm., modern kitchen, inclosed porch; End
e., 4 bedrms.. 3 baths, ample closets; full
basement, containing oil hot-water heat
several outbuildings, young fruit
trees. Located 10 miles from White House
in Fairfax County. Most desirable. Priced
at S26,500. Inspection by appointment.
ROMYE LAMBORN,
eOp2 WiIxop pIyd CH 4o13
Evening star., 1941-10-19
COUNTRY HOME.

Nearly new 7-room brick, 8 bedrooms,
2h baths, built-in sarage for 8 cars, oil
INV. heat: very hish location; close T.. to
home and a., 800. More q. If you
desire real bargain.
SILVER SPRING r. E. CO., INC. sH. 7162.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
A BARGAIN.

2 bunsalows on same lot. 62Iax17O. in
toUn OF Vienna, Va; one rooms bath.
furnace and fireplace; other 2 rooms bath,
porches' price, $4,000; terms can be
b-room frame house. bath, h.-vh., FIRE
pace: 2 porches: SO 100 acres and out
buildings; $1,000: 81 900 down,
terms.
3-rm. house, > acres, 81 300.
MOO 5-rm. frame bungalow ! acre;
"a 800; 81 900 down. S31 so per mo
-, 6-rn. frame. bath and furnace, in
Vienna, Va: $3.50; $3.50 down, $40
7-room mod. stucco, - acre, S6.95O
S-room frame bath, 3 acres s. 800
S400 down WV
4oacre tract at Dunn Loring. s2,40O;
$500 down.
19s-acre dairy farm. lI-room Colonial
brick mansion; 100000, u cash
2e4-acre farm. 80 miles from D. c.:
9 is33acre farm; 2s miles from Key Bridge
RAW
Evening star., 1941-10-19
CORNER.

MT. PLEASANT.
Nine rooms, baths, near 18th and Col.
I'd. Lot 93-ft. front; modern center-en-
trance planned home, exceptionally desir-
able for doctor or dentist and in a loca-
tation; has 8 rooms on each, 1st. 2nd and
3rd ifs; baths on 2nd and 3rd; 3 large
porches; oil heat; brick garage; formerly
a doctors Office residence. Eve. or Sun,
phone co. Sl66, Mr.. Owen.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1941-10-19
729 18th st. Realtor. Ma O753.

TUSQUAWANE HEIGHTS.
A Gentleman'S Estate, Acres,
35 Mile Off Lee Blvd.
Romance and history-plus a panoramic
view almost unparalleled in the Wash
ington area, add to the charm and beauty
of this exceedingly attractive suburban
home. From the broad pillared veranda-
under the shadow Of huge trees. that have
stood watch over this delightful setting,
probably century before the North and
South contested on nearby backgrounds.
one may scan the far horizon on at least
. sides and directly in front lies the we'll
kept grounds of the suburban country club.
The house contains 10 rooms, 3 baths. 9
f1replaces, besides the basement recreation
room with fireplace. The entire property
is in excellent condition In recent re-
moderrization throughout special care was
taken to retain and bring out the beauty
of the original floors and the beautiful
walnut stairs which were built into this
home when new and originally built as
a music conservatory. Priced at S25. 900,
it is a value well worth your inyestiga-
tion. For further information and ar
rangements to inspect. call MIR. GATE
WOOD BENNETT at DI. 7740; evenings
and Sunday NO 0O7R
Evening star., 1941-10-19
SMALL ESTATE.

Arlington County; Q rooms. 217 baths
Gear garage. large handicapped lot. ami,
open hreplace; practically new; must
sacrifce. 81 400 Will rent, Sis month.
6220 Lee highway Arlington. Va Call
owner, r. H. ROLLINS Falls Church 1853
GROOM BUNGALOW, LARGE PORCH,
MWooPED 9Elp tIr; PRIGE sIE@TN oNLY s2s6o S 2aos
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND SUNDAY
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
1918 LEE HGWY CH 06OO
Evening star., 1941-10-19
STOP!
SEE Kicker PROPERTIES,
TNC


FOR HOMES IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Over so homes for sale, priced from
Example No, l. S7.250-Attractive home,
Brockwood. with 2 bedrooms, bath, kitchen,
living room with fireplace, dinette. full
basement. fioored attic; A dandy. nice new
gene gems i1oaIed G Ssn &c ss2 North kensi1ston st
day Sunday.
Example No. .. 17,5OO-Beautiful
2-story brick, Groom home in Lyon Viii
lage; 1st floor, large hall, 24x14 living
room. 13x15 dining room, big kitchen, bed :
room, "a BATH End floor. large hall. 4
large bedrooms, baths, cedar closets: rec
reation room. maids room, garage
screened-in porch. awnings, etc. See by
Example No 3, S1O95O-An attractive
stone house with two 14x17 bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor; living room 16x21. din
ing room, kitchen, bedroom and bath on
1st floor; 2-car garage. About years old.
but newly DECORATED. Located at Is Lin
den lane, Hillwood. Open all day Sunday.
Stop in KICKER PROPERTIES, INC,
Office at Courthouse rd. and Wilson blvd
Call CHI. O999 or oxford 0511. Salesman
will be glad to show you other homes
Evening star., 1941-10-19
y bARNEY. VIENNA. VA PHONE q s

EdSt FAILS Church, Va,
6s9e N WASHINGTON BLVD.
Now under construction: 5 rooms 32x2s.
hardwood hoors, fireplace, modern kitchen,
Tile bath. full basement. sir-conditioned
neat. CITY water. sewerage. etc: on corner
lot. Price. $500; terms. BY owner,
CLARK w. CROSSMAN.
Phone Falls Church 1246.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
ARLINGTON. VA.

Large house on Wilson blvd, now used
as tourist home: excellent income; valuable
business location, offered furnished or
unfinished; the trust is now $4,000:
owner transferred and needs the cash
This is an opportunity to invest your
money where 1t will grow rapidly at the
same time realize handsome income from
the start. Exclusive agents, c. w.
CLEVER CO, Realtors
Evening star., 1941-10-19
AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN.

Read carefully! 500 Elder St NV, near
Walter Reed Hospital-Cozy detached cor
kitchen, h.-w.h., heated by oil; bright, dry
cellar. wash trays. toilet; garage; beauti-
ful Law, lawn with variety Of flowers. flowers; house
awnings, slate roof; outstanding buy;
S9,250; S1,750 cash required, bal. like
rent; better hurry and grab it. Possession
Nov 1St OWNER, 1908 Alaska ave
Evening star., 1941-10-19
l ACRE, PROMINENT
LOCATION.
FORRESTVILLE. MD.

CORNER MARLBORO PIKE AND
RITCHIE ROAD
Big ten-room house; two baths, hot
water heat; front 263 feet on Marlboro
pike and $50 feet on Ritchie road Direct
~ opposite Forrestville shopping center
and bus terminal. Ideal site for restau-
rant, gas station or tourist business
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 N. Y. Ave NV Realtors Ma nrar
Evening star., 1941-10-19
CHARMING OLD HOME

On one beautiful acre, beautiful garden.
shrubbery and trees; 5 bedrooms, 2 baths,
sunroom. > flreplaces In excellent condi-
ton throughout. Oil INV h.. full basement
and full attic, Gear garage. With some
changes this could be made into a lovely
small estate. 20 minis. downtown. $4,000;
$500 down.
ROMYE LAMBORN,
Evening star., 1941-10-19

So, S3,250-SpeciaI$3,250.
from car line, convenient location Of Mount
Rainier. Very reasonable down payment,
balance like rent.
FRANK H. HIBBERD,
34th AND r. l. AVE. MT RAINIER.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
EXTRA-SPECIAL BARGAIN.
IL MINIrTEC nOuLNrTOfuNI
OVER $4,000 SO. FIT.

Overlooking Nations Capital and Po-
tomac River, apartment site, hotel or other
business; priced right. Also 80 acres, close
in. for low-cost homes We have several
other interesting offerings for your con-
sideration. c. W. CLEVER CO.. Realtors,
Arlippfop Va
Evening star., 1941-10-19
NEAR NEBRASKA AVE.

Senator's death; magnificent corner air
eond.; 8 years. old: center hall Georgian
Colonial: 1st f.. library, large liv. rm..
din. rm with corner cupboards. powder
room; 4 large bdr, . baths, end f.; Bird
a., finished knotty pine and heated; Gear
garage; maids quarters.
O625 MI 42lc.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
BUNGALOW.
ARLINGTON.

Close in. Arlington, Va, solid masonry
built 5 rooms. bath. full basement attic,
large lot, garage; easy terms
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC. MA SSH
Evening star., 1941-10-19
OPEN ALL DAY.

Bargain home or investment. this beau
tiful Park View sample house 722 Que
riflce; 4 complete bedrms., beautiful bath
and shower. auto. heat For informa-
ton. call D. j. OCONNOR, RA OO67. or
J. ]. O'CONNOR. DI. 5252.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
UNIVERSITY PARK.

UNIVERSITY PARK.
S13.75O
A lovely new detached
brick home in this desirable
section. 3 bedrms., 212 baths,
recreation rm., automatic
heat, finished attic; conven-
lent stores, schools and
transportation. For further
details and appointment to
inspect, call EN-. 0228;; if no
answer Oliver 0736.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
THE ONLY ONE

We know OF, containing 4 bedrooms and
price range. Bedroom or library, N bath
on first floor: bedrooms. all twin-bed
size. and 2 large baths on second floor;
entrance hall; house entirely redecorated:
garage; 2 blocks to Wisconsin ave, bus and
shopping center. To inspect call
GRAHAM HALL WI 2o6O
Evening star., 1941-10-19
AVAH,ABI,E BY NOV 1St

FOUR NEW Arlington County homes of
the better class, ranging in price from
S5.75O.OO for 2-bedroom bungalow with
full basement and attic to S9.450.00 for
3-br., two-story, ultramodern Colonial
Wooded lots. Telephone Chestnut 9S16
Sunday noon to 5 pm or weekday morn
ings for particulars and appointment to
show.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Modern 1O-room. 7-bedrm., 2-bath de-
tached stone and frame, that cost the
present owner sl5000-nov offered. due
easy at So. Beautiful corner lot with
many stately oaks, 4-car garage, etc
within a stone throw of the National Park
Seminary at Forest Glen. Nd. Ideal set
up for some one interested in rendering
service in this emergency and making a
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. Exclusive Agent,
BAR Bldg. DI 13o1 Clinton R4-R
Evening star., 1941-10-19

5511 7th ST N.W.-6-R., B. BRICK,
modern; garage; S6,500.
1925 Jackson ST. ne.-s--, 1iz-b. de-
tsched frame; large lot; oil heat; garage;
$4,000.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC,
1Ol4 Vt Ave. DI 63l0.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Inspect
These Home Bargains
Tndou
dCF, FIIVtI I''OUU' UIIIy UOUV % -.
HOME WITH INCOME.

1919 Military I'd. NV, near Chevy
Chase Circle, 1la blocks Conn. ave.-Large
stucco residence converted; complete
apis; private entrance; bath and kitchen
IN each: furnished; 3 garages; lot. 105xl 30;
trees; fine neighborhood. Price, SCI 800;
terms: cash above first trust, Sl4,513. to
Evening star., 1941-10-19

LIVING SPACE,
lot of 1t for the money. Liy. ru
dining nm. den and y bath on LIST Fl
recreation rm. and fireplace in basement,
3 lse beorms,. . baths on 2nd a, rms.
nnIshed on Bird f.: new brick home in eX-
Ca Cal Mr Smith, ALLIED REALTY CORP,
Evening star., 1941-10-19
2O8 VAN BUREN, ST,
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
1855 GIRARD ST. NV.

10 rooms, baths. automatic hot-water
heat; near street cars. bus lines, stores of
There are very few properties available
in this neighborhood and we. recommend
immediate inspection. Priced for quick
sale at So 500.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Hurry. hurry: this will 90 today. q
large rooms. fireplace, brick, new; nne
sIounds; S1 brk garage. One, left, open.
Garneld ST. Tight. 50 500. terms lQs
Evening star., 1941-10-19

O1OU wv.
MUST YOU PAY RENT when Won esn
buy this lovely semi-det. brick. situated
In beautiful American University Park;
cheerful rooms, tile bath. porches ga
rage, ETC.. This outstanding home has
been completely recondtioned from base
ment TO roof. Can be arranged for two
terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 54OO
Evening star., 1941-10-19
SOMETHING REAL, NICE

2-story, 2-bedroom brick, large tree
shaded lot. in the Washington Golf and
Country Club district, one of Arlington's
most exclusive residential sections. Box
4S9-D, Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
NEACGA pAPK

IN THE WOODLAND DRIVE SECTION.
$4,000. A very fine all-stone home in
Washington'S most exclusive residential
section There are nine rooms, four baths,
first-fioor lavatory, recreation room. ample
servants quarters and a two-car garage.
The house is ideally arranged for enter
tanning A beautiful wooded lot. well land
scaped. The property can be purchased
for about AZ of its original cost. BOSS d.
pHFI pS. National Q30O
Evening star., 1941-10-19

j., One Of the incest homes ever offered in
this area, New detached brick s real
room with fireplace. attic; lot with trees
Near school and bus. Must be seen TO be
appreciated Priced for immediate sale,
$3.50; terms. 930S Ocala st, of
Franklin ave. one block Open
STROUP REALTY CO..
532o Ga Ave NV pA s-on
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Owner has bought larger home. Offers
rooms, bath screened porch, attached
garage, air conditioned insulated. Beauti-
ful Bethesda. Less than year old. EN-.
$3.50. John Linder.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
OWNER SAYS "SELL"

Bethesda area-A fine brick house with
living room, dining room, kitchen screened
porch: 3 bedrooms; finished 3rd floor;
maids room; oil heat; attractive lot.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Oct. 9 - Pilot Bob Long made a trip to Council returning to Nome with Frank Degnan, Nels Christensen and Pearly Spang- Ter.
 Pilot Sig Wien made a trip to Elephant Point with MT. and Mrs. Benson for Teller; MT. and Mrs. Page for Elephant Point, taking Boris Magids and Maggie Echolt from Deering to Candle and returning to Nome with Ben Adams from Teller.
 Oct. 10 Pilot Long returned from the Kougarok with Fred Simmons and R. C. Gunnoe from Keenan's.
 Pilot Sig Wien left with O. D. Cochran for Deering and Carl Wourinen for Wainwright.
 Pilot Long left for Council and Haycock with Mrs. Oscar Swan son for Haycock.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10

MT. and Mrs. John E Shea and MT. and Mrs. LaVerne Kopp, In dian Service teachers for King Island and Diomede Island re- pectively, left Nome today for their new posts of duty via Cut ter. They will conduct Indian Service schools at the Islands. Supervision of the important Arts and Crafts business of the stands will be among their du- ties These teachers have not pre- viously resided in Alaska and look forward with interest to meeting the problems which are peculiar to the Native economy at their new stations.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10

Nelson M. Page and wife, In dan Service teachers for Ele- phant Point, flew to their new headquarters from Nome yester- day. Sig Wien landed them in front of their schoolhouse. The Elephant Point property was pur chased by the Government from the Lomen Company last year for salvage The Buckland school and Buckland natives have nov ed to Elephant Point, where buildings have been found use full for residences store, school, and storage.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10
PAA Activities

\ Pilgrim piloted by Capt. Jos In and Moller arrived Nome Oct 9 with 100 pounds of mail and 3 messengers: Mir. and Mrs. Percy McDonald and Mrs. Alderman.
 Outgoing passengers were; Chris Matthews, D H. Smith, Wes Kennedy, John Dawson, WI jam Hamilton and Roy Be zcWsky.
 The Electra arrived here today wi.h TOO pounds of first class nail and passengers: Bill Som merz. airfeld contractor from Galera and B:u Burton, PAA traffic manager.
 Outgoing passengers were:
 Mena Holt, James Sewell, MT. md Mrs. Percy Mcdonald.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10
PUBLIC AUCTION

The Femeyer house and lot and miscellaneous household fur niture and effects for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION to be held at the house at II o'clock A. M, Tuesday, October 14th. Anyone wishing to examine the property please see the undersigned ad- ministratOr.
 Leroy M. Sullivan.
 Administrator
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10
COMMANDANT OF ARMY
 BASE AT KODIAK IS NAMED
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10 (P)

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10 (P) Unofficial army sources said probably Brig Gen. Charles Cor lett, commander of the San Fran cisco 30th Infantry until his re- cent promotion from colonelcy, will be field commander of the troops at the army's new outpost at Kodiak Island. Corlett will soon report to Gen. Buckner at Anchorage. His successor as the Both Infantry commander is Liet. Col. Russell Ayers.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10
MIROW ACTIVITIES

Plot Johnny Moore made a round trip to Ungalik October g, with Fred Jones as passenger and also completed Nome to Un- galik mail run.
 Pilot SaSseen returned today from Anchorage, picking up Jim mic Ryan at McGrath.
 A trp Is scheduled to Anchor age tomorrow morning.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10

MT. and Mrs. Will jam Benson, Indian Service teachers for Igloo flew to Teller yesterday with Wien Airlines. They will proceed from Teller to their new station by boat. The Kuzitrin is expect ed to freeze any night now, and the Bensons are fortunate to ar rive at their headquarters just prior to the freeze-up.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10

The Army Air Corps at An chorage plans to conduct a great barbecue within the near future ar3 plans to include reindeer meat in the menu. Choice rein deer carcasses will probably be flown from the Nome region to Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10
NEWS ITEMS
BARANOF TO RETURN TO NOME MONDAY

The SS Baranof of the Alaska Line is scheduled to sail late this afternoon for Golovin and St. Michael to discharge cargo. The vessel is expected to return to Nome on Monday, when it will take on passengers and depart for Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10

Miss Hilda Gustafson, teacher for the Nome Indian Service School, has assumed her duties. She has taken residence in the Indian Service Staff Building. Miss Gustafson will be very welcome member to the Nome community.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10
NAMES OF NOME INDUCT- EES NOT AVAILABLE

Local Draft Board No. 6 has not .inducted any man at this date, and no inductionS will be effected until the Territorial headquarters has issued advice to the Local Board regarding pro eedure.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-10
COURT NEWS

In the U. S, District Court, Judge J. H. s. Morrison presid- ing, the empaneling of the jury in the case of the United States versus Mathew Thomas was com pleted Wednesday. The Govern ment concluded its case on the first day and the defendants case was presented Thursday morning. The jury after deliber- ating rendered a verdict of guilty. Thomas was charged with assault with intent to commit rape. A sentence of two years in the penitentiary was imposed this morning. Members of the trial jury were: Chas Cavey, Ruby Stormfeltz, R. w. Silver, Paul Dryden, Keith Hedreen, Mark Ablogalook, E. K. Johan- sen, Tony Cerruti, Lottie Bahnke Richard o. Lee, Bruce Nelson, Mrs. Jake Overbaugh.
 In the case of the United Stat es versus John Meldon, the de- fendant this morning changed his plea to guilty and was sentenc- ed to three years in the peniten- tiary. Meldon was charged with rape.