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CITY COUNCIL
DISCUSSES DOG
PROPOSITION
Last Monday a special meeting
of the City Council was held to
discuss the dog problem. Mem
bers of the council present were
Ralpn Kitzmiller, Pete Reader
and Robert Baldwin.
It was a concensus of opinion
that tag licenses should be issued
for pets that are not kepo chain
ed up, also hat loose dogs and
ed up, also that loose dogs and
have no owners are a nuisance
and should be gotten rid of.
The committee will report at
the next regular meeting of the
council so thao action may be
taken.
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Sanitation was also discussed
and will be brought up for fur
ther action.
Grant Jackson called to the at
tention of the Council that some
thing should be done to improve
the lighting of the school as it
is inadequate, needs modernizing
and the glare should be reduced
by proper shades on the win
dows. At present the blinds are
down most of the day to make
it possible to use the school
rooms at all.
A Polet presented the problem
of housing to the Council and
stated that he has communicated
with the head of the Federal
Housing Commission and urges
that the Council appoint a com
mittee to make a survey to pre
sent to the Legislature whereby
relief may be granted.
The committee was to report
at the next meeting of he Coun
cil.
OUTGOING PASSENGER
ON PAN AMERICAN
Mrs. Ed Seidenverg was an
outgoing passenger via the P. A.
A. She plans to visit in Fairbanks
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NOME, ALASKA
MON. & TUE. FEB. 5 & 6
ONE SHOW—7:30 pm.
“GEORGE WASHING
TON SLEPT HERE'’
WithJACK BENNY, ANN
SHERIDAN & CHAS COBURN
WED. & THU. FEB. 7 & 8
ONE SHOW—7:30 pm.
“FIRST COMES
COURAGE”
With MERLE OBERON
And BRIAN AHERNE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9th
“NEADA CITY”
TWO SHOWS—7:15 & 9pm
With ROY ROGERS and
GABBY NAYS
ARlto, Second Chapter, ‘'PERILS
OF THE ROAL MOUNTED’'
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10th
ONE SHOW—7:30 pm.
“H. M. PULHAM, Esq.”
With OBERT TAYLOR and
HEDY LAMARR
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 11th
TWO SHOWS—7:15 & 9pm
“WHO IS HOPE
SCHUYLER?’'
With JOSEPH ALLEN and
MARY HOWARD
and Anchorage before returning
to her home.
AIRWAYS
Pan American Airways
Outgoing Friday passengers on
the P. A. A. were Grant Jack
son, Mrs. Ed Siedenverg, Mil
dred Keaton, Robert Jbrdon and
Loren Fernald. Art Martin was
an incoming passenger.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Ray Knott flew to Solomon,
Golovin, White Mountain and
Council with express, bring in
Bob Roberts from Solomon and
Peter Lee from Council. Knott
flew to Teller this morning with
express.
Herb Hager flew in from Kot
zebue Saturday with Percy Ipa
look and Wm. Leavitt. He left
this morning for Kotzebue and
northern way points.
The Boeing arrived this morn
ing from Fairbanks and is
scheduled for Gambel today.
Star Airlines
Pilot Weaver took off this
morning for Shishmaref and
Kotzebue.
DATE CHANGED IN*
CARD SERIES
Circumstances hove arisen
which has caused a change of
date in the dates of holding the
parties in the Pioneer Card Ser
ies. The next party will be Feb
ruary 21st, and every twoj weeks
thereafter until the series is fin
ished. The games will be held at
the Masonic Hall and will start
at 8:00 o’clock. Refreshments
will be served each even of the
series.
Plaear Location Notices now on
•alo at Tho Nomo Nugget.
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CHRIS BETSCH LEAVES
FOR MAYO CLINIC
One of the best known and
liked oldtimers of the southwest
ern interior, Chris Betsch, who
was one of the first white men
in the Russian Mission area, de
parted recently on a plane for
Mayo Clinic. He was in the care
of Mary Lanik-Juqua, a nurse of
the Fairbanks Clinic. Chris, one
of the few living veterans of ser
fice aboard the famed navy
schooner, the Constitution (‘‘Old
Ironsides’’) came to Alaska from
Philadelphia in the early days.
Afoer the Dawson stampede he
came to Nome and mined in this
area for some time before mi
grating; to Russian Mission where
he became a vlrutal landmark
as the years rolled past. His
store is still in iperation there.
Now in his 80’s Chris Is one of
the honored legion of true Alas
kans. He was featured in one
whole chapter of the rceent
best-seller, “We Liv© in Alaska.’’
FIRST NOTICE1
Th« annual mealing of Ihe
Arctic Club will ba bald in Iha
Home Economics room of Iha
High School at 8:00 p. m.. Fab.
13, 184S. All members are urg
ed lo attend.
W. H. CAMERON,
President.
RTTURNS HERE
ON VISIT •
Art Martin, PAA executive in
charge of the Juneau office, who
was stationed at Nome for two
years, returned for a visit and
called on his old friends. He
stated that Mrs. Martin and their
two children are well and have
their home in Juneau, wherfe
they are always glad to see Nome
friends.
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