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The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
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 Regular meeting of EIks lodge was held Wednesday night with a good turnout. which proves { h Ut most Brothers made a quick recov- cry from the Petersburg trek.
 4 communication from Brother Oar Smith of Craig informs us his name and that of Brother Frank Winston. now in Tacoma, Washing ton, was omitted from the PER. roster.
 Poker players late in the eve ming tried to locate aces through a fog of cigar smoke. Reason: Exalt- ed Ruler Virgil Newman passed out cigars in the time honored custom following the birth of a daughter, Alta Doreen. born last Monday. Congratulations, Brother Newman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
TokYO Area Attacked By
 FIitSCher's Seventh Fleet
By Associated Press1

From his United States Pacific Fleet advanced headquarters on Guam. Admiral Chester ". Nimitz announced yesterday that Vice Ad- miral Mare A. Mitseher's Pacific fleet units were attacking installa- tions in the Tokyo area.
 The announcement said that n powerful Pacific fleet force was at lacking airdromes and other impar. tant installations "in and around Tokyo Carrier planes led the a.. tack.
 This operation is a long plannea opportunity. and to accomplish il tultills a deeply cherished desire Ul every officer and man in the Pa cifie fleet the announcement said
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
STORY TELLING CLASS
 HELD THIS MORNIN.

The first in a series of stor, telling sessions for pre-school chi dren was held this morning in tA. library with Mrs. Ruth Harvey an. Mrs. Mary Steear in charge. Tn. project is sponsored by the Women Civic Club and Library associatio. Attending were Suzanne Ora. Robbie Campbell, Teddy Eastau- Carol Thornquist, Aurora Ma. Grant. Hoopie Wellons, and Fra. Warfel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
Re Petersbnrg Trin

Rain. which drizzled down most of Saturday. failed to dampen the spirits of the Wrangell group or that of their Petersburg hosts
 Question: What Wrangell news paper woman decided to get seasiell on the Thomas E.2
 Regular guests of the Arctic ho- tel seemed quite tolerant of the Wrangell group who scurried here and there and particularly to room 25.
 Brother Neil Grant had a bit of tough duck when he took a nap be- fore the dance and due to a mis- understanding was not awakened so had a good long sleep.
 Brother Al Ritchie states he thoroughly enjoyed himself at Pet ersburg, which statement was sec onded by Brother Chet Steear.
 The delivery truck of the City Market recently had a complete overhaul at the City Motor Service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
KAYHI WINS SOUTHERN
 TITLE OF SEE. ALASKA
 BASKETBALL CONFERENCE

KETCHIKAN - The Ketchikan basketball team swamped the Pet ersburg Vikings last Friday night by a score of Al to 23, and thus captured the southern division title in the Southeast Alaska con ference. The victory was the fourth of a scheduled six games.
 Ketchikan next meets either Ju- neau or Douglas for the conference title.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
T E E p EE T AL K

The music will start Saturday night about 1O:3O o'clock for all Redmen aRd their guests to start dancing Would like to see a lot of Brothers there to have a good time.
 The Redmen Music Makers are all tuned up and are ready to go, according to Bro. Lindsley, and believe that the rest of the Brothers are too.
 The committee has promised a pot luck lunch around midnight Plenty of coffee will be on hand.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
SA5 COLLECTED HERE FOR
 MARCH OF DIMES" DRIVE

Mrs. Frank Barnes announced that the sum of $45 had been raised here during the March Of Dimes campaign, and the money has been sent to Juneau headoar- ters
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
NORAH BRINGS THREE
 TAKES THREE SOUTH

Arriving here on the Canadian boat were Melvin Cadd, Jim Berke- ley and Helen Roaming, and the vessel took Lillian Swanson of Pet ersburg and Mrs. Edith Scaletta to Seattle, and Mrs. L. L. Curtis to Ketchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
SALVATION ARMY
It. Frances Fletcher

It. Frances Fletcher
 Envoy Juanita Routh Sunday services:
 II a.m.-Morning worship. 2:30 p.m.-Sunday School. 7:30 p.m.-Salvation meeting Wednesday, 3:30 pm. - Cb dren's meeting.
 Wednesday, to g p.m.-Yoa peoples meeting.
 Tuesday, p.m.-Institute Thursday, the Home League quarters, to g pm. Friday, 7:30 p.m.-No servic Saturday, p.m.-Cottage pray meeting at Bill Gross home.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
WEATHER DATA
MISS JACKSON LEAVES

Transferred to Ketchikan by the U. s. Public Health Service, Doro- tha Jackson, who has been public health nurse here for the past Is months, left this week on the North Sea. As yet no successor has been appointed for Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16

Probably the key bill to whether Alaska's presen- legislature is look ing orVard or backward is now in the senate Introduced by Senator Norman R '. aiker of Ketchikan and Senator Howard Lyng of Nome. Sen te Bill No 19 as it is identified, proposes to set up an Alaska Development Authority with fairly widespr ad powers to do something about the postwar peri cd. The measure is an outgrowth of the recommendation made to the legislature by Gov. Cruening in his message. At that time he said:
 T hope that this agency will be designed to be a functioning, active body that will go to work immedi- ately with vim and yigor; it should appreciate that the need for some action is urgent, and at the same time, that orderly development and the organizing of new industries and new activities, for the purpose in hand, will require some study. The new agency should coordinate the plans already made, some of them fairly complete, of public works and other improvements in many of our towns, and make fur ther plans for the unsettled areas in between. In the tragic fact that our war will probably last for sev- eral years longer there is at least this one measure of consolation q crSr inclined, to do a good job of get ting ready for the returning service men,"
 The Walker-Lyng bill calls for an appropriation of $12O,OOO, cut from the $250,OO0 which the gov, ernor had suggested as an amount more nearly needed to guarantee employment and opportunity to more than 5000 Alaska men now in the armed services and thou sands of others who plan to make the Territory their home The im- mediate action which the Chief Ex- ecutive had urged be carried oui with vim and vigor" was that some of the lawmakers looked at the appropriation clause first, for, got about the boys dying on the beachheads, and began the age-old cry where's the money coming from?'
 One of the major purposes of the Alaska Development Authority mea- sure is ito aid in the rehabilitation of returning veterans" It is in ef- feet the one bill so far before the legislature which proposes to pre- pare the Territory for the return. ing service men as well as for the present residents and those t come. It's purposes as enumerated in the bill, namely: To assist 1T the reeonversion of industry and tC aid in the rehabilitation Of return ing veterans; to cooperate with tho several agencies of the territOria
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
HEALTH COUNCIL MEET
 POSTPONED ONE WEEK

The regular monthly meeting Of the Wrangell Health Council has been postponed for one week, and will be held at the Fire hall at o'clock on Monday evening, Febru- ary 26, H. c. McKowan, chairman, announced today.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. Ben Judd Jr.. pasto

Rev. Ben Judd Jr., Pastor 10 a.m.-Sunday school. Il a.m.-Morning worship. Monday, 7:3O pm. Junior choir.
 Tuesday, , pm. - Wrangen h. stitute.
 Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.-Mission- ary society.
 Thursday, 7;3O pm. - Youse club.
 Friday, 7:3O pm. - Choir pra tice.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
MRS. LOVETT SOUTH

Mrs. James Lovett, who has been acting superintendent at Bishop Rowe hospital, was southbound on the North Sea for a well-earned va cation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
FIREMEN'S DANCE
 SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY
 NIGHT AT THE ANB HALL

Scheduled to get under way about 10:30 p.m., the annual Washington's Birthday dance of the Wrangell firemen will be an event of Wednesday night. The dance will be held at the A.N.B. hall. and a good turnout is expected.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
0STERMANS HOSTS TO
 PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR

Following weekly practice on Friday night, the choir of th e Presbyterian church will be guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Leo Osterman-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16

Mir. and Mrs c. Don Miller went to Juneau recently from where they flew to Seattle where Mrs. Miller will undergo major surgery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
 CHURCH
Thomas A. Estelle

Saturday-Sabbath school, 10 a...i II am. - Morning worship hour; speaker, Everett Watrous.
 Tuesday, 230~ pm. Dorcas meeting.
 Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
TO JUNEAU

George Sumption and Neil Grant flew to Juneau from Petersburg last Monday with Pilot Tony Schwamm.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-16
MRS. JACOBSON WILL
 RETURN ABOUT MAR.

Owner of the Smart Shop, Susanna Jacobson. who is Out on a buying trip, is expected ;. about the first of next month. ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCg The Rev. William Forbes-Reou
 Il a.m.-Holy communion.
 12 noon-Sunday school
 Thursday, 7:30 pm.-Choir pr tice at the rectory. FOR SALE-12-foot flat bot.s
 square stern rowboat 2O-ga
 double barrel shotgun wit. shells.-H. Ingledue, phone Sg.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

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Deatb notites

PAsCHgE-June 20. Alice Of i4s6a
Clenw0od. Beloved wife OF Harold
dear mother of Florence. Robert and
Lawrence. daughter OF Otto and Mauds
Cslke sister Of Mrs Chester Mercer
Funeral Home fac57 c Grstiot Il ~ ''''''
PoNkE-viola. at her home. s5i7
Marine City road, Washington. Mich
wife Of Anthony. dear mother Of Ron
aid, dear daughter Of Mrs. Stella Bar.
sHski, and also survived by six sis.
ters and three brothers Services from
Sehvarzkoit Home Utica. on Monday
July ?, at 80. and 10 Am AZ 81
Lawrence Catholic Church. Utica Bur.
tai. Mt olivet Cemetery.
sCHANkIN-June 20. Pauline Bau.
schat Schankin Of 26s6 Hendricks
Beloved wife of Albert, dear mother OF
Mrs: Edna seweIl; Mrs. Emma Ia
Army in Germany, and the late Mrs
Marjorie Csramagno. Grandmother OF
seven grandchildren and two great
grandchildren; sister OF Mrs MaTgare,
Adams. George and the late Mrs
Theresa Theresa Bsnnistsr Funeral service service
Funeral Home, laos Gratiot
sCHRAM-August =; June 20. le45.
dear father OF Mrs Louis Couture
Anna. Max J. Charles n Richard
C. and Edwin n grandfather OF 10
grandchildren Service Monday, , p m
from the o Matthews Funeral Home.
1890 = Grand Blvd
TURKAL- ThereAsa. June 20. Of 4soi
Belvidere beloved wife OF Nicholas dear
mother Of Mrs hnnH Hartman Mrs.
TheTeasa Mangold. Mrs Helen Thesis oi
Los Angeles. Cal and Frank TuTkAl
grandmother OF 81 grandchildren. Fu-
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and 80 a m ~ Nativity OF Our Lord
Church.
UsTICK-Angus. age Is. beloved son
OF Sophie. dear brother OF John Funeral
Monday at 3: 30 a. m from aA32 Spring
wsliy. 20 81 Lawrence AZ
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Holiday, Hot Days
Curb Realty Meet

Because of the July Fourth
holiday there will be no meet
ing Of the brokers division Of
the Detroit Real Estate Board
Wednesday.
The land developers and
property management divi-
SionS of the board have ad-
journed their regular meet
ings for the balance of the
summer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

INVENTIONS developed protected com.
meFeihiiled Not patent lawyers HASDI-
KIT. Fiftycight West Adams sixteen
years here
PATENT Your Good idessl send your
sketch for confidential advice poiAehCk.
Patent Attorney Engineer. l234 Broad
way New YORK
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Loan Publications
Merge as Of July !

Merger of the two nation
wide publications in the saw
ings and loan and cooperative
banking field as of July is
announced by the board OF dH
rectors of the u. S. Savings
and Loan League.
1t combines the 65-year-old
Savings and Loan News and
the l9-year-old Savings and
Loans to form a new publica-
tion, Savings and Loans News.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Repair Walks

Sidewalks that hold pools
Of water will be walking haz-
ards when winter comes. This
-is=the season to repair them,
experts warn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Heating Unit Care
Before Fall Urqed

Home owners are being
urged to have their heating
equipment cleaned and re-
paired at the beginning of
this summer instead of wait
ing until fall.
Iron Fireman engineers
point out that equipment
should be inspected carefully
and repair parts obtained at
once as manpower and mate
rials may not be readily avail
able in the fall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO regulations governing eiEibiHty
Tor employment. II you we're .A1t eun-
poyed a. an essential or locally needed
activity you mus; nave statement
of availability u YOU are qualified for
employment In a critical occupation you
must be referred thrOuFht the United
states Employmen, servioe-Woflo War
II veterans Excepted
Al NEN FOR machine repairs EDW
g. BUDD MANUFACTURING co
l2i4l Charlevoix
a GOOD used car salcsuAn- wanted
one Who Is usc1 20 making biz money
Blk lot plenty % late model cars. Apply
1881 woodward
REAL future IN credit and collection
worS Permanent position Executive
tTsinlng ior nose WHO quality Good
haIarF ana dufo allowance Room 3uf
Capitol psrk Bldg ll45 CrisVo.d 81
Room goa 90l4 Grand River
AIRCRAFT mechanics Mstson Ssviea.
ton CO air transport div Osk kAud
California. need you for repair and
maintenance Of engine airp.aneS being
used IN the Pacific by q S. Navy
is paid ana housing arTsuged flf
families and single men. Apply al
your nearest USES of.lee
AIRCRAFT arc wclders. certified On
chrome molly aircraft tubular steel Top
rates 5s hours per week Aero PIoductl
'..t D A''F 'fAoAA'iN X N+iN
AIRCRAFT to0lins designers. checker.
layout men. dCtaileTs RYAN Tool A.
tngueefing Co., 1879 John r. or
37G7 woodward
ANIMAL Ambulance driver. must know
city and have knowledge ~ animals. Sec
manager no phone calls Mlchiran
Humane Society, 740l Richmond avenue,
near Blvd
ARCHITECTURAL. Heating and Ven.
~
necessary. Personnel department BnsFd
% Edun tinn Room 500, American
Radiator BuidinF
ARC wELDERs-Aircraft must pass
army tests. we'd tubular chrOmOiy In
ell positions. all light work Cons0l-
dated Vultee Aircraft Corporation.
stinson Diwslon. Employment Office
35405 Main St. Wayne. Mich Hours
q. m. 10 3 p. m Mon. through Fri
ARC welders spray painters. hand bern.
ers. farsmAn's clerk layout men. sveep-
ers. unskilled help Apply $50 20 80
s--gt.-i--i .-te-3s p ---fssr= SN,-.,s
industries, 400 Connecticut
ARC weidcrs ftters assemtlcrr shear
operators and packers oppof'unity fcg
sesdy work with postwar future Frue
hauf Trailer Company ioe4O Harper
ARC WELDERS - Experienced IN mis-
steel and be able 10 pass navy vertical
test Grshsm-Paire Motor Car Co ..
SSOs West Warren
ARC wELDERs-Mus, BE- able 20 qVsl
i'y under army specifications Steel
Coopersge Co 4s0i Bellevue
ASSISTANT loan manager UIsry
- 000 yearly. small loan experience
GOOD oppartunity AE.esdvsneaHipnt eg-
paudlnc company Wife education and
wo-k BACKGROUND Address Bos Bl2fl
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AUTO bumper and painter muH he
evperieneed l0ts ~ work permanent
$3.50 plan Mr. Lynch r. B
Chevrolet ssli East Jefferson.
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| MALE HELP WANTED

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Apply Socony-Vacuum on Co, 5sool
Avery.
AUTO mechanics t3l. earnings averaged
500 per week, ideal conditions, plenty|
work shop foreman needed Whittier|
Motor Sales, 3i73 =. Jefferson
AUTO mechanic. experienced; best work.
Ing conditions. salary top In Industry.
Woody Pontiac Sales l2i40 Jos. Cam
pau, TW l-l60o,
AUTO MECHANIC-Good workinS cons
ditiOnS. plenty OF work $3.50 basis.
81 day week A41A Grand River 153ool
Grand River.
AUTO MECHANICS - Must be eHperi-
enced on Ford cars. tools eSSertisl good
hourly rate and bonus Johns Bros..
t6ll GrBuot
AUTOMATIC screw machine opeg
must sci up own WORK Zenith
rotor Div, $50 LycsS'e
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICs-2 e&ySgI3
enced men, 5i3-dsy week $40 weekly
guaranteed. vacation with pay Detroit :
Oldest Pontiac dealer. See Mr.. Stout j
Clark auto Sales, l3iii woodward. To
7-s200.
AUTOMOBILE mechanic, two steady
no layoffs good for S450 per month"; J
bring tools. Bert Baker, $500 Grand
River
AUToMoTIvE checkers-Must be ex.|
ptfienced, top WAGES Hudson Motor|
Car Co, East jefferson, at Conner.
AuToMoTIvE replacement parts mis-
sionafy salesman. Prefer experienced.
excellent postwar opportunity The API
Parts Corporation, Toleco /. Ohio.
AUTO sAleSmen ttwol, used cars. cal
pable OF making $500 20 81 900 ped
month worlds busiest dealer BerS
Baker $500 Grand River.
BAGGAGE men. Greyhound Lines good
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s..alfsncemeht. Apply Immediately. ssh
". Fort St
BhkERS-Essential Industry. experienced
nnot necessary CAKE shop. all days nd
sundays only rriiahir strady vortsf1
VINO appreciate permanent steady posi-
t'gns Bgno need apply ward Baking Co.
BAKERS and bakers helpers. sie,dv
dustry experience not nrcssssry
Hostess Cake Kitchen. ifno oakmsn.y
corner Twelfth 81
BAKERY HELP-Men Ia years or oy.r-
Tor essential industry no erperfenceI
ng1s''sr[ I'M az, s'esdy ssy woIk WITH rood pay
working conditions Russell 81 eo,ch
stops a. the bakery door OpeninK. an
betA-dss and night shifts Apply
N N n. Fafmcrest Bakery.
ANhf kANNfIIa
BAKERY men for various jobs anal
shiiis overtime uniforms furnished
hpfTfT- rnpicYAeAI The -GFestN
Atlantic and Pacific Tee Co,-547oU
Hec!a, near Twelfth
DNEK JkNTTORS-Steady empioymeni:I
neighboIhood branches for men as or
over The Detroit Bank, 4S State St
BENCH HANDS drill press opera,ou
iuterna. ana external grinders and
thread grinders Plant Is ~ AL York.
but Apply ~ Republic Aircraft Prod.
DIV the Avlation Corp Ss1a Federal
BLUEPRINT operator -- Experienced OF
orator f0f engineering department Att
eruo0n shin Apply The Timken- Detroit
Axle Company, 43l5 West Fort 81
corner CisTk
BODY BUMPERS also asssmblers High-
est wares excellent WORKING conditions.
t-ei aasf'e'f, -fs''sf~sT- pnsi-fon essential
var work. Thos J DOYLE SUPER Ssry.
Ice. s25l John p TR 2-640o
BODY DrAf'smen. checkers. fun -
minor layout ara oetsiist You
DC qualified FdN . Hudd Mi
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Patents, Potent Attorneys

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The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
Dogs Of War
 Helped Bombers Smash NaZis

LONDON - (P) Night after night American Air Force and RAF bombers shuttled across the channel and unerringly bombed secret key Qualifications in a small fishing village near the Belgian city of Ostend guided by the in- genious signals of natives, reveals the Belgian Relief Society, a mem- Der of the National War Fund.
 The Nazis clamped down iron curfeWs and hundreds of soldiers conducted a nightly census of the inhabitants but still the raids went on without a bomb dropped on unimportant targets.
 One night just as Allied planes neared the coast, a German patrol spotted flashlight streaking down the beach at incredible speed toward a new big gun em- placement. Tn bombers changed their course and just as the sol diers fired and the light dropped
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
. ALASKA AIRLINES

The Juneau Starliner arrived from Anchorage with Margie Langfitte and Carl Hansen. It picked up R. J. Sommers and son, and Gordon Wiles at Unalakleet for Nome.
 Departing with E. B. Kluckhohn for Flat; Roy Douglass for Galena; Harry Olsen for McGrath; and MT. Barnhill for Fairbanks.
 Pilot Weaver left at noon for Golovin, Council and White Mountain on hte regular mail run.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
WIEN AIRLINES

Several freight trips have been made to Ear Mountain in the last two days with freight and person. nel for the U. $. Geological Sur vey. Passengers to that point were R. J. Ordway, Solomon Kopak, Melton Henry. Passengers from Teller to ShiSmaref were Russell Ningelook and Ernest Herman. R. B. Clifton was taken from Nome ot Shismaref.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ROBERT F. BALDWIN, has been duly appointed administra- tor of the estate of MANUEL A. DOMINGOS, deceased, by the Probate Court for the Cape Nome Precinct, Second Division, Terri tory of Alaska, and all persons having claims against the said es- tate are hereby notified and re- quired to present such claims duly verified to the undersigned ad- ministrator at Nome, Alaska, within six months from the date of this publication.
 Dated this the 9th day of June, 1945.
 Robert F. Baldwin,
 Administrator of the estate of Manuel A. DomingoS, deceased. Publish June 27, July 4, II, Is.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04

A dentist is one who pulls the tooth, the whole tooth, and noth- ing but the tooth. to the sand, bombs struck the tar get on the nose.
 Later the Germans found a Bel gian shepherd dog, a flashlight strapped to his back. An inhabi- tant had let him out to make by night the runs he was trained to do by day.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRwAYs

Arriving Monday evening from Seattle were Jack Wilson, Fred Jackson, Don Foster, Louis Meul- Ter, Everett Deeter and MT. and Mrs. John Brown. Round trip pas sengers were Patricia Ennis, Frances Anderson and Amelia Ahlskog.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
Search Planes Destroy Eight
 More Jap Ships

GUAM, July 3-R- Search planes destroyed or damaged eight more Jap vessels in blows from China to Japan in the strangling blockade of enemy shipping lines, Admiral Chester Nimitz announced.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED-Woman to make sand
 Wiches and work at counter evenings in Nevada Grill. Call at Nevada. Apt. 2. 79-80
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04

Nugget Ads Get Results.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04

FOR SALE - Brandies, Runs,
 Gins and Whistles Polar Liquor
 Store. 61-tf
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
EVERETT DIETER IN TOWN ON BUSINESS TRIP

Everett Deeter of the circula- tion department of the Alaska Weekly is in town. He is seeing all of the Territory in the interests of his paper.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
NOTICE

Car owners! Please do not park cars on Front Street after ll:00 a.m. Wednesday. July 4. until the program is finished.
 Order of Chief of Police.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
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MONDAY GAMES
American League

New York 6, 6; Chicago II, l. Boston l, 2; St. Louis 2, 3. Three other games postponed.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
Hospital Notes

Bud Hoop and Mrs. Mary Foster and child of Candle were dis charged today.
 Patients now in the hospital are Phillip Tate, Mrs. Helen Sheldon, Mercy Jones, H. Okelesook, George Herman and Hannah Ka- tongan of Unalakleet.
 Prospective Landlady-How do you like the room as whole?
 Prospective Tenant-As a hole it's fine; as room, it's no good.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
MEETING

MEETING The Arctic Brotherhood will hold a meeting of vital import ance Saturday evening at 8:00 pm. in the City Hall. Full at. tendance is requested
 Joe Crabtree.
 Vice Arctic Chief.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15
Presbyterian Men
in Social Meeting

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Ypsilanti Mems Club was held
Thursday evening in the soeis
rooms OF the FRS. Presbyterian
Church.
President Alan Stewart called
the meeting TO order.
Topics for discussion were or
ganization OF a Cub Scout group.
program to include returning vet.
Grams. and the nomination and cleo.
ton OF officers for the year 1856
Those elected were. Bert Harri-
son, president: Virgil Welte, vice
president: Bruce Elliot, secretary.
and Otis Lee, treasurer
The new officers will be In
stalled at the regular November
meeting which is in the form OF a
banquet.
After adjourning. the meeting
was turned over TO the social chair.
man OF the evening. Cards, round
table discussion and refreshments
concluded the evenings activities.