PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Saturday: Ed Carney,
Mr. Bayer, Bert Daniels, Paul
Mandeville, Mr. Hilliard, Richard
Moore, Campbell and Bader.
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Five Pan American employes
from Fairbanks were round trip
passengers.
Departing were Thomas Hay
nie, Mr. and Mrs. C. Briscoe, Wil
liam Coon, Dick Egge, Ralph
Caine, Eugene Ruffin, John Wey
iounna, Dave Stewart, Rosemarie
and Elizabeth Cavota.
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MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Henrietta Granfell,
Burley Made, Jimmie Meagher,
Mabel Ramsey.
Discharged: Robt. Rogers, Rich
ard Egge, and John James.
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WOMAN WANTED
To call regularly each month on 1
established STUDIO GIRL cosmetic
clients in and around Nome, making
necessary deliveries, etc. 3 to 4 hours
per day. Route will pay up to $3.50
per hour. Write Studio Girl Cos
metics, Dept. 1-3A, Glendale. Calif.
NOME CAP CADET HELPS
AT ELMENDORF SERVICE j
Civil Air Patrol Cadets assisted j
with worship services yesterday
morning at Chapel 2, Elmendorf.
The speaker was Capt. Robert
Greene, chaplain of the encamp
ment.
Ushers were Clifford Attatayuk
of Nome, Kent Woodman of El
mendorf, Gene Moody of Juneau,
and Ole Johnson of Dillingham.
MAN DROWNS AT KOTZEBUE
The man who drowned last
week at Kotzebue is reported to
be Kirk Howarth. It is under
stood he drowned at a lake near
Kotzebue while getting water.
Other details^ were not available.
In Commissioner’s Court
On the testimony of four juve
niles, Clarence Rucker was bound
over to the Grand Jury on a
charge of contributing to the de
linquency of a minor. Bail was
set at $1,000.
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Lots of New Furniture
DAVENO FLOOR LAMPS
TABLE LAMPS
JUST ARRIVED:
Men’s Golden Fleece Car Coats
Toggle - Buttoned Quilt - Lined
NEW CHOPPER COATS ALL-WOOL PLAIDS
With or without game pockets
PARKAS FOR THE FAMILY
For Men, Women and Children
WOMEN’S CAR COATS
Heavy, Water-Repellent Poplin
Quilted with contrast trim
WINTER FOOT WEAR
Insulated Boots Shoe Pacs Boots Polarettes
GET SET FOR THE COLD WEATHER!
GO YEARS SERVING ALASKA !
LAST FREIGHTER
FOR NORTON SOUND AREA
SAILS FROM SEATTLE
SEPTEMBER 20
Will call at St. Michael and Nome
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Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdez
And every Friday for Seward
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Eskimo Craft Materials
Sought For Patients In
Tacoma Indian Hospital
Chief Webb has received a let
ter from Patricia Stewart, chief
occupational therapist at the Tac
oma Indian Hospital in which she
asks for help in obtaining native
craft material for the patients of
the hospital. Miss Stewart's let
ters says:
“A large percentage of our
patients are Alaskans who would
like to do ivory carving and skin
sewing. The finished articles are
readily marketable in this area,
so it is very worthwhile as an
activity and for income.
"We would be able to use 100
pounds of ivory and possibly ten
skins or whatever quantity might
be available.
“Any consideration at your con
venience will be greatly appre
ciated."
The Chief says he will be only
too happy to forward any contri
butions of ivory or other mater
ials.
Mary Adloat, who ha * been in
a Tacoma hospital, passed away
Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Dobler of Long
Beach, Calif., was a weekend vis
itor seeking information on her
uncle, an early pioneer, D. D.
Balser. Balser passed away h^re
about 15 years ago, having mined
during the gold rush and later
had a foundry and home on the
Sand Spit where he lived until
his death.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Twin beds and mat
tresses. Call Black 70. 101c
WANTED TO BUY—Bird cage in
good condition. Call Main 165.
FOR SALE—Portable Typewriter
and left-handed iron. Main 179
after 5 p.m. 99
FOUND—Window washing brush.
Inquire at Nugget.
FOR SALE—“Lightning” adding
maeh., $18. Call Paul, Main 187.
FOR SALE — Walk-in freezer.
Call Black 0. tf
jj SHOWING AT THE jj
I THEATER]
JR Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 J
Doors open at 6:45 p.m. T
TONIGHT
TUESDAY UINLjY
A BIG SURPRISE
For Theater Goers
Will Be Shown
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“THE BRIDGES
AT TOKO-RI”
Wiliam Holden
Grace Kelly
Frederic March
Mickey Rooney
Sally Carrighar Article
Why Live in Alaska?’
In Sept. Readers Digest
Sally Carrighar, whose frequent
Alaskan stories pop up in the
best-selling magazines, will have
another article in the September
issue of Reader’s Digest. The ar
ticle is entitled “Why Live in Al
aska?” and is condensed from The
Montrealer.
Naturalist - author Sally CaTrT
ghar came to this part of the ter
ritory to observe wildlife and
stayed to make it her permanent
residence.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Mostly cloudy tonight and to
morrow with occasional light
rain. Little change in* tempera
ture except a little cooler tonite
with temperatures in low 40s.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precipitation .01 in.
(Month total 5.25 in.) High tem
perature 62, low 44. Max. wind
25 mph. from the east. Sunrise at
4:06 a.m., sunset at 8:02 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 53, low 46. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 69 in 1917,
low 33 in 1934.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 33 Cloudy
Kotzebue 56 Cloudy
Wales 46 Rain
Gambell 44 Fog
Nome 50 Cloudy
Unalakleet 51 Cloudy
Bethel 51 Cloudy
McGrath 53 Cleat
Anchorage 52 Cloudy
Fairbanks 52 Part cloudy
Whitehorse 70 Cloudy
Edmonton 71 Part cloudy
Juneau 57 Rain
Seattle 72 Smoke
San Francisco 64 Clear
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
STEVE DICKSON MAKES
ROUNDTRIP TO COUNCIL
ON HIS NEW MOTORCYCLE
Nome Hardware Store reported
today that an Indian motorcycle
has successfully completed a
trip to Council and return. Steve
Dickson, the Diesel Oil Sales de
livery man, made the trip over
the weekend on his new “Trail
Blazer” motorbike, making the
roundtrip without mishap.
It is quite a trip for a motor
cycle when one considers the
miles of watery road and stream
crossings.
Dickson, on his Indian, was
accompanied by Joe Carter on a
small motorcycle, but Carter’s
machine broke down on the way
and had to be left on the road.
Mile Markers Will Show
Distance From Nome
Along Highway 97
The new highway construction
thru Dexter known as Highway
97 is, according to Frank Morris,
district engineer, the arterial out
of Nome and new mile markers
will start the mileage out of Nome
from city limits on that road.
All other roads branching off
Highway 97 will be marked as
they leave the main highway. Ex
amples are the Sunset, Anvil and -
Snake River which are being
marked from Satellite Field,
where they leave the highway.
The Solomon Road is also an
arterial, stated Morris, and starts
at city limits near the city gar
bage dump. Any branch roads
from this road will be marked in
a similar manner.
M.V. Helen W.
and 60-ft. barge
Available for Charter
or Cargo Hauling on Seward
Peninsula and Norton Sound
Until October 15
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Box 357 Nome, Alaska
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Per Tank
1 to 12 tanks a year . . . $18.00
12 to 24 tanks a year . . . 17.00
Over 24 tanks a year . . . 16.00
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MAIN 129
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