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BESS CHAMBERLAIN PLEADS
GUILTY IN DISTRICT COURT
Bess Chamberlain, well-known
Kotzebue businesswoman better
known in this area as “Queen
Bess,” changed her plea to guilty
in the U.S. District Court Tues
day morning. This was a surprise
to many, because the case has
been pending since May, 1951.
She pleaded guilty to selling
intoxicating liquor without the
proper license and was fined by
the court the sum of $500. On
the second count of selling in
toxicating liquor to a person un
der the age of 21 she was fined
$100.
Mrs. Chamberlain was repres
ented by Julian Hurley, attorney
from Fairbanks.
$ $ MEAT PRICES SLASHED $ $
SEE OUR NEW LOWER WINTER PRICES
On Meat and Frozen Food Specialties !
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BUY YOUR MEAT BY SIDE OR QUARTER AND
Save Additional Dollars $ $
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BUY YOUR GROCERIES BY TkE CASE AND
Save More Dollars $ S
WE DELIVER
NO TRANSFER OR CARTAGE FEES
— NO SHORTAGE OR DAMAGE CLAIMS —
\ TOP QUALITY MEATS AND MERCHANDISE !
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Our tax dollars help maintain your School,
| Fire and Police Departments, and help pay for
jj lie upkeep of your streets.
U Our Fourteen Yearly Employees raise their
; families and spend their salaries in Nome . . .
We Appreciate Your Business
Veer friendly Community Store
Wholesale and Retail
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FROM SEWARD
SS Denali Oct. 16 SS Denali Oct. 30
Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Oct. 23 SS Baranof Nov. 6
- Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON. Agent — Phone Main 68
Hot Lunch Program
At Nome School
Short of Space
Beta Sigma Phi, the women’s
sorority with the hot lunch pro
gram for school children as its
project, is faced with a serious
problem. As it has become neces
sary to use all available space in
the school for classrooms, the
group must find a suitable place
to serve lunches to at least 100
children.
Several possibilities are being
investigated and it is hoped that
by the first of the year, when the
lunches will be served, that con
venient available space will -be
found.
Any suggestions will be apprec
iated by the group.
Douglas Millard, Former
Nome Student. Returns As
Wien Airlines DC-3 Pilot
Douglas Millard, formerly a
pupil while his mother was teach
er in the Nome School, returned
recently as a co-pilot with Wien
Airlines, flying a DC-3. He has
been not only on the Nome run
but also on the Barrow run.
Since leaving Nome, Douglas
has attended school in Fairbanks
and also the University of Alaska,
spending his summers working
with Wien’s.
AL BRANSON REPLACES
PAUL SPURLOCK AS
MANAGER WIEN AIRLINES
Wien’s new manager, A1 Bran
son, has been joined by his wife
and two children.
Branson replaces Paul Spur
lock, who is no longer with the
company.
Mr. Branson is new to Nome
but has been in Alaska for about j
five years.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage: D.
Wright, A. Wagnon.
Departing for Anchorage: Rob
ert Joe, Mr. Ralph Starkey, C. D.
Liebhart, Percy Bergt, Basil Por
ter, Felton Commack, E. Jones,
H. Ashley, Oscar Lay. For Kotze
bue: Mamie Shy. For McGrath:
Mrs. Wendell.
The Anchor Tavern, owned by
Charles Goedde, has been moved
from its* former site on Front and
Moore street to a new location
near the foot of Steadman Ave.,
where the old Lincoln Hotel was
located for many years.
WANT ADS
FOR STOVE CLEANING see or
call Ben Oksoktaruk. Happy
serving. 127
FOR SALE—Alaska Airlines flat
bed truck. See Ted Duffield or
Larry Galvin. 127
FOUND—Leather key case with
with 2 keys. Inquire at Nugget.
FOUND—Key ring with miniature
New York license plate. Inquire
at Nugget.
FOR SALE—Dodge panel. Excel
lent condition. Main 42. Art &
Trade Center. tf
HOUSE FOR SALE—First $3500
takes it. Inquire Nome Nugget,
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, Oct. 23—7:30 p.m.
"PRISONERS IN PETTICOATS"
Valentine Perkins
Danni Sue Nolan
Friday. Oct. 24—7:15 & 9 p.m.
. . "Death Valley Guniighler" .
- Allen Lane
Preliminary Work
At Nome Cemetery
Completed For This Year
The committee has now com
pleted its preliminary work of
grading, etc. for the season. The
city’s large D-8 was used and both
Lyman Madden and the Lomen
Commercial Company donated the
use of their tractors.
It is hoped that the area now
cleared and prepared for spring
work will be sufficient to meet
the requirements of Nome and
vicinity for many years to come.
The finance committee will con
tinue its efforts, and though their
response has been most generous,
it is hoped that many more will
mail their contributions to Robert
Baldwin, P.O. Box 161.
All citizens are requested to
inspect the premises to see what
has been accomplished.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday were: G.
Moran, Arthur Imhoe and Grant
McCoy.
< Departing for Fairbanks were:
Vera Nelson and infant, Major
John England, O. S. Wagner, Col.
O. E. Cutting, Mrs. A. DeHeus
and infant, Alice Hudson, Mrs.
Rose Silverman, Norman Stines,
O. S. Weaver, Ben Gillette, Wal
ter Taylor, Joe Hoard, Lee Bry
ant, Ernie Stickland.
Chamber Requests
Suggested Legislation
To Be Presented at Juneau
At the Chamber of Commerce
noon luncheon yesterday Secre
j tary Terry Jackson urged every
one to take time out to visit the
cemetery and see for themselves
the splendid work in progress
there under the chairmanship of
Ralph Lomen.
Mrs. Jackson stated that once
the project is viewed, anyone can
see for himself the need and ur
gency of the work. Completing
as much as possible this fall, she
said, will make it possible to get
under way early next spring and
complete the work.
The Chamber is studying a res
olution prepared by the Juneau
Chamber relative to the McCar
ran Act and how it reflects on
traveling Alaskans.
As the legislative program is
under way, the board urges citi
zens interested in the future of
the community to take time to
come to the noon meetings and
offer their suggestions on the
needs of this area. All suggestions
will be carefully considered.
Mrs. Arnold DeHeus. who has
been enjoying a visit • with her
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Reed,
returned with her infant son to
her home in Fairbanks yesterday.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
GE Vacuum Sweeper - GE Washing Machine j
GE Automatic Roaster - GE Mazda Lamps
GE Hot Plate - Thor Gladiron
Northern Light & Power Co.
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ARCTIC OIL DELIVERY
Phone—Shop: Black 76 — Residence: Main 52
WE CHECK YOUR TANK REGULARLY
Ben Young
Probably . . . But wise northerners
know there’s nothing like a Fur Parka
to keep you WARM in the winter.
Place your orders now for fall delivery !
PARKAS of —
White, Spotted, or
Chinchilla Rabbit
Raccoon
Black or Brown Hair Seal
Spotted Seal
Muskrat
For Men, Women and Children at
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