Tuesday P-TA Gathering
Will Hear Judge Gilbert
Explain Boroughs
The P-TA has announced a
very interesting meeting for next
Tuesday evening.
Judge Hubert Gilbert will speak
on boroughs. This word, and what
it represents, has caused much
confusion, and many people do
not know exactly what it is all
about, and what is to be done
about it. Judge Gilbert will ex
plain its purpose and importance
in the government of the State
of Alaska, and give suggestions
on what type of borough Nome
should choose.
Hot Lunch Program tables will
be set throughout the School
Multipurpose Room, and the meet
ing will be informal, with every
one sitting around the tables,
where refreshments will be
served, stated P-TA President
Werner Bohrer.
BILLY NELSON PASSES AWAY
Billy Nelson, age 79, who was
wintering at the Nook, passed
away the day before yesterday,
and plans have been made to
bring the remains toNomefor
bring the remains to Nome for
burial. Services are planned at
the Covenant Church.
Nelson is survived by his wife,
Lena, four daughters, Elsie Ball,
Jane Foster, Vera Nelson, Ellie
Grotha, and three sons, Billy, Roy
and Tommy; also 15 grand-,
children.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Violet Glass.
Discharged: Emil Backman, Es
ther Herman and infant, and the
Pushruk infant.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with snow today, to
night and Saturday with little
change in temperature.
NGME-TELLER ROAD BIDS
’ ILL BE INVITED SOON
Pearse Walsh, who is in Seattle
-n business, reports that while in
Juneau with the State Planning
Commission he was advised y
the State Department of Public
Works that work on the, Nome
'roiler Road will be opened to bids
i" late January or early February.
REPUBLICAN MEETING
CALLED FOR SUNDAY
There will be an important
meeting of all Republicans on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the City Council Chambers.
The agenda will Include the
dissolving of the Nome Repub
lican Club and the formation of
the Nome Republican precinct.
All out of town Republicans are
also given a special invitation to
attend, as there will be a discus
sion of the formation of the
Northwest District of the Alaskan
Republicans.
MRS. RUSSELL HERMANN.
CARL GLAVINOVICH,
Members, Central Committee
of the Northwest District of
the Republican Party.
Pioneer Card Series
To Begin in Late February
The Pioneers of Alaska, in re- j
sponse to many requests, have an
nounced itheir annual card series
for the following dates: February
27, March 5, March 19, and Abril
2 and 9.
Those planning to attend all the
parties and work toward the
grand prizes, which are always
coveted, will have the opportu
nity to purchase season tickets.
It is not necessary, however, to
attend all the parties in order
to compete in the series.
General chairman is Russell
Hermann, who will announce his
committees in the near future.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of Our
Savior’s Lutheran Church took
place Sunday evening, January
17, at 8 p.m. Reports of the offi
cers and Boards were given, and
plans for the year were outlined.
Elections were held, and the
following officers were chosen:
Chairman, James Picknalook;
Secretary, Robert Casperson;
Treasurer, Julia Simonson; Board
of Education, Emma Willoya;
Deacon, Earl Scott; Trustee, (Da
vid Walluk; Auditing Committee,
Lee Adams Ira Anangnatoguk;
Nominating Committee, Ingeborg
Handeland, Bessie Moses, Grace
Tocktoo. The pastor of the Church
is the Rev. John L. Maakestad.
WIEN AIRLINES TRAFFIC
Ruth Miller, Irene Miller and
infant, also Russell Palmer and
Matthew Hoppes arrived from
Kotzebue this morning.
Father Nevue returned from
Fairbanks.
Leaving today were Walt Bald
win, K. Pettes and W. Johnson.
PERMITS REQUIRED FOR
AIRPLANE WOLF HUNTING
Permits issued by the Alaska
Department of Fish and Game
are required before a hunter can
take wolves from an aircraft. The
permits, available without charge
at the local Fish and Game De
partment office, also are required
by those trappers attempting to
take wolves with steel traps or
snare during the closed season on
other fur bearers. Valid hunting
and trapping licenses are required
in addition to the permits.
All hunters and trappers are
urged to check the new game reg
ulations before going afield.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Don Dee's Cafe will be closed
on Sundays until further notice.'
WOULD YOU LIKE
An Evening of Relaxation?
Then Come to St. Joseph's Hall
. TOMORROW NIGHT!
ft Alaska's Favorite Game ft
... and . . .
Whist. Bridge. Pinochle, S00,
Canasta, or even Old Maid!
Refreshments
Jan. 23 8 p.m. $1.50
(15 games of ??? included
in price of admission)
Paul Green To Autograph!
Copies of New Book
Paul Green of Kotzebue and j
Nome, is the uthor of a new |
book, “I Am Eskihio — Aknik My
Ndme,” which was illustrated by
the well-known artist George
Ahgapuk.
The stories were published
originally in the Alaska Sports
man, and have been compiled by
popular demand into a book.
This book goes on sale at Polet’s
tomorrow, and those wishing auto
graphed copies may obtain them
on Saturday afternoon, or they
can leave orders.
Another new book of local in
terest is “Fool’s Gold,” by Jed
Jordan, built around stories about
the Dexter family of Golovin and
early Nome.
Lccaf Republicans Will
Reorganize Sunday
All Republicans and others in
terested are invited to attend an
important meeting Sunday after
non at 2 o’clock in the City Hall,
state Republican Club leaders.
Following the organizational
plan written at the First State
Republican Convention held in
Ketchikan last summer, the Nome
Republicans will reorganize the
Nome Republican Club, into the
Nome precinct organization.
Charles D. Jones, retiring presi
dent of the Nome Republican
Club, will preside at the first part
of the meeting. New precinct offi
cers will be elected.
All out of town Republicans are
given a special invitation to at
tend, as the organization of the
Northwest District will also be
discussed. The Northwest District
of the Alaska Republican party,
which comprises all the territory
formerly known as the Second
Division, will meet in convention
later this year, following the elec
tion of precinct officials in the
villages and towns of the District.
FRIDAY BASKETBALL
At 7.30 this evening in the
School gym, the never-say-die In
dependents will tackle the hard
driving Merchants. *
The second game, at 8:45, will
be an exhibition non-league game
between the up-and-coming Nome
High Nanooks and the steadily
improving Polar Hornets.
Both games should satisfy avid
local basketball fans. Come and
enjoy the games, say local bas
ketball officials.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Hannah Castel pleaded guilty
to being drunk, and was fined
$50 by Commissioner Maurice
Kelliher. Sam Smith was fined
$50 on a plea of guilty of driving
while drunk, and Susie Carter was
found not guilty of a drunk and
disorderly charge.
'RUMMAGE SALE
Tuesday, January 26
— 10 A.M. to 12 Noon —
LWY COMMUNITY CENTER
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Play Pen, like new.
$20. Call Main 168. ltc
FOR SALE — ’59 Ford. Call
Main 61. 11c
FOR SALE — Bed, box spring
and innerspring mattress, coffee
table, sewing machine, o$ds
and ends. Phone Main 182. ltc
55 UNITS — Private bath, Kit
chenette or Plain. 6th and H
Streets, in Downtown Anchor
age. ALASKANS PREFER THE
ROOSEVELT. Rates from $4
single. tf
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
FRESH dry salmon, 40 cents lb.
plus freight. Write Teller Com
mercial Co.
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offered for first, second and third-best
stories of the old days which .have to
do with Alaska Steamship Company
personnel or ships. Send entries to
STORY CONTEST, Pier 42. Seattle 4.
Washington, before February 29th.
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