Girl Scouts Will Camp At
Dexter Starting Sunday
Twenty-four Girl Scouts are
registered for summer encamp
ment at Dexter where another
Quonset hut has been added as
a recreation center.
The Quonset was contributed
by the U.S. Smelting Co. through
the courtesy of Carl Glavinovieh
and is being renovated by Ivan
Johnson who is contributing his
labor. Q Cab Trucking moved the
building for the Girl Scouts.
The Senior Girls will camp next
week, meeting at the school on
Sunday at 2:31) p. m. Transport
ation will be provided. Mrs. Mark
Beauchamp and Mrs. Roscoe
Wilke will be camp counselors,
and Jean Burand will be in charge
o!' arts and crafts.
A parents night will be held
during the week and a Brownie
Day will be announced. The In
termediate Troops will camp af
ter the Senior Week.
Representative Of
National Foundation
Due Here Tomorrow
Felix Montes, Alaska represent
ative of the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis, is expect
ed here tomorrow and will confer
with Mrs. Steffen Andersen, local
representative.
Mr. Montes’ office recently an
nounced that at least five students
from Alaska may receive March
of Dimes scholarships each year.
Candidates for nursing, physical
therapy, and occupational ther
apy training must be graduating
high school students.
In medicine and medical social
work, scholarships will go to stu
dents already attending college.
Selections will be based on
scholastic achievement, financial
need, and aptitude.
Anyone interested in applying
for training may contact Mr.
Montes through Mrs. Andersen.
Nome Democrats Leave For L.A.
Sen. John McNees left yester
day for the Democratic Conven
tion in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Scott also left yesterday
and they will join Mr. and Mrs.
M. .1. Walsh who left last Sat
urday.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Emma Lyle, Martha
Keller, Ina Bauska, and Debra
Shinon.
Discharged: Rachel Ibionna and
Amy Dotomain.
In Magistrate’s Court
Three persons drew fines or
sentences from Deputy Magistrate
George Bayer for traffic viola
tions:
Wm. Okitkan, operating a ve- i
hide while under the influence
of alcohol got 20 days and $25
fine with license suspended for
45 days.
On the same charge Sam Smith
got 30 days in jail and license
suspended for three years.
Alfred Mazonna was fined $15
for negligent driving.
Grace Wells paid a $40 fine
and was sentenced to 10 days in
jail, seven suspended, for drunk
enness.
Ralph Saccheus pleaded not
guilty to drunkenness. Hearing is
set on return of the magistrate.
Douglas Cabinboy was senten
ced to 30 days with 10 days sus
pended for giving liquor to
minors.
Job Open At A.N.G.
A position is open at the Al
aska National Guard Armory for
a male administrative specialist.
It is a permanent, year-round po
sition with no layoffs.
The applicant must be willing,
ambitious and able to type at
least 25 words a minute and he
should be a high school graduate.
Starting 'salary is $5,612 per
year for a 40-hour week. Annual
and sick-leave benefits are also j
included. The applicant must be i
able to become a member of the |
National Guard.
Application may be made at
the ANG Armory or write Box
490, Nome. Hours at the Armory
are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
—
Slate Election Supervisor Here
To Arrange August 9 Primary
Charles Preston, State Election
Supervisor, has been here con
ferring with local election super
visor Carrie McLeain in prepara
tion for the primary election on
August 9.
George Spartz, supervisor of the
Child Welfare program of the
State Division of Welfare, has
been conferring here with local
agents on problems of this area.
Overnight guests on tour with
Wien were Mrs. Ambrose and
son.
REPUBLICAN MEETING
TUESDAY. JULY 12 — 8 P.M.
CITY HALL
BE SURE YOU COME
I .OMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Lighterage & Coastwise Water Transportation
Distributor — Standard Oil Company of California
DEALERS — MINING EQUIPMENT, LUMBER, COAL,
BUILDING MATERIALS, INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE
MAIN 147 BOX 700
The TANANA will arrive at Nome about
July 20 with perishables only, then pro
ceed to Teller and Kotzebue.
MS COASTAL NOMAD, Voyage 15. is
scheduled to sail from Seattle for Nome
and St. Michael July 12.
Board Orders
Work Started
On Bowling Alley
The board of directors of Nome
Bowlers Inc. met Wednesday eve
ning to continue their plans for
the modern bowling alleys to be
built here this summer.
The cement for the foundation
footings arrived on the SS Ne
nana and arrangements were
made to go ahead with this work
immediately. The Armco steel
building 40x140, is being ship
ped on the MS Tanana sailing j
from Seattle tomorrow.
The alleys are ordered from
the Brunswick Co., and are mod
ern in every respect with all the ‘
accompanying services such as j
shoe rental, individual ball sales,
soft drinks, coffee shop—every- .
thing that one will find in the
finest alleys in the “old country.”
It was decided that hot water
heating will be installed and the
most efficient system will be or
dered. Flush plumbing and a i
complete septic system will be ;
installed.
A comprehensive public infor- i
mation plan was decided upon
and the people of Nome will hear
of it soon.
“These bowling alleys will be
come a very important part of
our community and will be of
great value to the young people
of Nome,” a spokesman said. He
continued, "Nome lacks good re
creational facilities and this de
velopment should furnish part of
the answer.”
KOTZEBUE WILL GET NEW
DIAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Lynn Thomas, public relations ]
counselor, arrived today from
Kotzebue and announced that the
Trans-Alaska Telephone Co. is in
stalling a modern dial phone sys
tem there and expects to have
about 100 subscribers. This com
pany has installed phone systems
in other small communities in the
state.
Quarter-Inch Interior Plywood
— Now Available —
$6.00 A Sheet
Lomen Commercial Co.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE —Sofa bed, $25. Red
87 after 5 or Sat. and Sun.
FOR SALE—1958 4-door Fairlane
500. Call Black 155. 82c
FOR SALE — 3-bedroom house,
Call Main 14. 81c
WANT TO RENT — Large 2-br.
house. Call Red 25. 81c
FOR SALE— 1948 Stinson air
plane, model 108-3, 1,025 total
hrs, 15 hrs. SMOH on heavy
case engine. Just re-licensed,
$3,500. Call L. Sundstrom at
White 96. 84c
PRICED FOR Immediate Sale:
Lots on Belmont Pt., all thawed
ground, two wells on property.
Property will be sold as indi
vidual lots or as a total unit,
or in three separate units. Also
three trucks for sale. Write P.O.
Box 221 for further informa
tion.
TELLER Dry Red Salmon, 40c per
lb. plus freight. Write R. R.
‘'Bob” Blodgett, Teller Commer
cial Co., Teller, Alaska.
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $1C.
See Dorothy’s. tf
HELP—We're on the lookout for
all sick cars needing brake,
tuneup and general repair jobs.
For guaranteed fast and effi
cient service bring it to Morgan
and Son and have the doctor
diagnose the case. Garage open
for business from July 7 thru
July 23. Hours 8 until finished.
SHOWING AT NOMEKAMA
F R IDA V a n <1 S A T U R I) A Y
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WALT DISNEY’S
“WHITE WILDERNESS’"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize Play
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HOT TIN ROOF
Elizabeth Taylor ^ Paul Newman
Burl Ives ^ Jack Carson
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