Shaktoolik Girl, Working For
Fox Studios Visits Home
Virginia Asiksik of Shaktoolik
has been visiting with her family
there, from her home in Holly
wood.
Virginia is a book reviewer for
Fox Studios. Originally she went
to Hollywood to work’ in the
household of Gregory Peck, and
later it is reported, she attended
the University of Washington for
two years before going to work
for Fox Studio.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Janet Walker.
Discharged: Paul Mott, Mrs.
Kemper and child, Glen Gregory.
Inventory Blanks at Nome Nugget
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning were:
Lesley Randell, Harvey Prae
per, Leonard Hardy from Seattle,
and from Fairbanks, Joe Rynecho,
Mr. Beckwith and Neil Murphy.
Scheduled to depart are: Mrs.
A. E. Brown for Fairbanks, and
for Seattle, Frances Felix, Joe
Ayac, Howard Huffer, Paul Ras
mus, ob West, D. F. Weeks and
James Ihlenfeldt.
Part of Moonlight Is Shut Off
Due to the freezing tempera
tures at night, the extreme lines
of the Moonlight Water are being
disconnected today. The main
lines, however, will remain open
until the weather becomes more
severe, it is reported.
Public To Hear Discussion
School Bonding Program
At Gymnasium Monday
The public has been invited to
an open meeting at the Nome
School auditorium Monday eve
ning at 8 p.m. for discussion on
the bonding of the city for the
school expansion program.
Although very little opposition
is expected due to the fact that
the need is very apparent, various
questions have arisen which the
school board and city council
would like to explain to voters.
The school board has spent
much time in the past several
years planning for the school and
Nome is fortunate in having a
board composed of people inter
ested in the welfare of the young
people. Not only the present
school board members but those
of previous boards have worked
on the problem and have set aside
funds for this purpose.
Plans to use the old ANS school
were studied and rejected by
higher authority, as also was the
plan to remodel the present gym
nasium. The reasons for this will
be explained at the meeting on
Monday night.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Joe Alonzo,
Gus Gustafsen, Henry Fisher,
Fred Havercamp, Norma Scott.
To Anchorage: Lena Blatch
ford, Michael and Edgar Blatch
ford, Mr. Baker, R. Armstrong,
Dale Fuerman.
WANT ADS
FOR DEPENDABLE ‘ COUR
TEOUS SERVICE call Pioneer
Water Delivery, Main 24, for
your water this year.
FOR SALE—Baby mattress and
pad. Call Black 168. 119
FOUND—Three keys on a chain
with miniature knife and bcrttle
opener. See at Nugget.
FOR SALE —’42 Dodge flatbed,
% ton. Good condition. Call
Main 29 or inquire at Q Cab.
119
FOR RENT—3-room house, show
er, pressure system, Flamo
range and water heater. See
Keith Hedreen. tf
FOUND—Two keys on ring, one
for Dodge car. Call at Nugget
and pay for ad.
WANTED—Home for one small
kitten. Call Main 15.'
SHOWING AT
I THEATER!
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
THE SHOW EVERYONE
SHOULD SEE—NO ONE
SHOULD MISS IT !
“DALLAS”
IN TECHNICOLOR
GARY COOPER
RUTH ROMAN
STEVE COCHRAN
SATURDAY MATINEE
Starting 5:15 p.m.
“DALLAS”
SUNDAY ONLY
5:15 - 7:15 - and 9:15 p.m.
“ TOO YOUNG TO KISS ”
Starring
JUNE ALLYSON
VAN JOHNSON
— AND —
4th Chapter of "NYOKA"
SUMMER
CLEARANCE SALE
UP TO 25% OFF!
MEN'S
SLACKS
SHIRTS
JACKETS
SWEATERS
UNDERWEAR
L ADLE S’
SWEATERS
SKIRTS
JACKETS
SHOES
SLIPS
BLOUSES
CHILDREN’S
T - SHIRTS - ATHLETIC SHIRTS
f OLEOMARGARINE.$7.50 a CASE
i While They Last!
Cash Only — No Exchange
Your Friendly Community Store
Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
i
COASTAL RAMBLER
i
i Due to arrive —
St. Michael... October 5th
Nome.October 6th
Teller.October 10th
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
'Chamber Endorses
Renewal of Alaska
Airline’s Certificate
The Board of Directors of the
Chamber of Commerce at a spe
cial meeting this week, endorsed
the renewal of the Alaska Air
lines certificate to fly from Seat
tle to Fairbanks and requesting a
certificate for Alaska Airlines to
serve Anchorage direct from Seat
tle, thereby improving the service
to Nome and Northwestern
Alaska.
Rita Harper was appointed to
fill the vacancy on the Board of
Directors caused by the recent
death of her husband, H. F. Har
per.
Mike Walsh was appointed to
fill the vacancy on the committee
drawing up a fire and building
code for the city which is sched
uled to be completed this fall and
presented to the city.
A nine pound 13 ounce baby
boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Walker at the MMM Hos
pital yesterday. Walker works for
the U.S.S.R. & M. Co.
Dept, of Mines Building
Will Soon Be Open
The Territorial Department of
Mines has moved to its new mod
ern locatidn on Front Street, re
cently completed by contractor
Bill Gillis, on a concrete founda
tion. The building will soon be
ready for inspection as the new
equipment is put in place and
into use, stated Dan Jones.
Second Division has long need
ed a suitable location for its assay
office especially since the import
ance of so many minerals found
in this area has become signifi
cant.
Dan Jones, Second Division
mining engineer, is in charge.
NOTICE TO
KING-DIOMEDE IS. CHILDREN
Children under 12 years of age
who haven't had measles or did
not receive a shot on Oct. 2 and
who are returning to King or
Diomede Island on the North Star,
should go to the Public Health
Nurse's Office in the basement of
the hospital on Monday. Oct. 5,
at 2 p.m.
m
1 'Now1- Reduced!^® ■
I 10:30 A.M. every. Tues., Fn. 1
phone Main 12 Ws
I *>' ShS.™. Nome |
- -r *Trade-Mark. Pan American i
/&v
ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN
FOR WARM, FUR CLOTHING
FOR WINTER
PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY TO HAVE
YOUR PARKAS AND COATS READY
WHEN THE COLD WEATHER ARRIVES
3^
PARKAS STYLED
TO FIT YOUR FIGURE
IN RABBIT, RACCOON, SPOTTED SEAL
MUSKRAT AND OTHER FINE FURS
3^:
Children’s Parkas Our Specialty
— Fresh sinew now on sale for fur sewers —