WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Donald Sul
livan, Delbert Vinall, Thomas
Hall, Sgt. T. C. Miller.
From Kotzebue: Tommy Lee,
Napoleon Black, A. Kowanna,
Alec Melik, Clifford Mills, Dan
iel Karmun, James Strong, Wm.
Miller, Scott Bottorff, Dan Jones,
J. S. Perkins, P. Reilly, Henry
Webber, York Wilson, Oarrie Mc
Clellan, Albert McClellan, Enoch
Howai'th, Frank Gallahorn, R. L.
Thomas.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Hannah Miller, Mrs.
Pearse Walsh.
Discharged: Thomas Nohakuk,
Mike Willoya, Joe Woodward, D.
Kosgnoc.
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Eastern Stars Meet Tonight
First meeting o'f the year for
the Order of Eastern Stars will be
held tonight at the Masonic Tem
ple. Worthy Matron Dorothy
Young and Assoc. Matron Esther
Wallace plan a party for members
and invited guests following the
meeting.
All members have been asked
to invite a friend and be sure to
notify the committee in plenty of
time. Bridge, pinochle and whist
games are planned for entertain
ment.
Opal Peterson, who made many
friends during her stay in Nome
a few years ago, returned recent
ly' and will be employed in the
office of the U.S. Smelting Co.
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Saturday Fight Results
Before,; a near-capacity crowd
Saturday night the V.F.W. staged
the first of a series of boxing
matches.
In the first bout, Sgt. Donovan
of the Air Force won a TKO over
Tommy Watt of Nome in the first
round. .
In the . second bout,. Harold
Perkins of CAA won a 3-round
decision over William Blowert of
the Air Force.
The third match went to Mc
Clure of the Air Force in a. first
round TKO over Oliver, also of
the Air Force.
The semi-final event went to
McCallum via the TKO route in
the first round. Both men are
with the Air Force.
In the main event, heavyweight
Ray Kangas decisioned Sgt. Wm.
Miller in three rounds.
The Vets announce that the
next match will be staged next
month, allowing the exponents, of
the manly art of self defense
plenty of time to get into con
dition to insure the boxing fans
of Nome a good show.
Cub Scouts Form Four
And Possibly Five Dens
Cub Scouts organized last week
for a full schedule of events with
four dens in the pack already
under way and the possibility of
a fifth den if a den mother can
be found.
Den 1 will meet with Emily
Boucher from 7-8 o’clock on
Thursday evening; Den 2 will
mept with Mrs. Ray Tveter, Mrs.
Bob Baldwin assisting, at 4 o’clock
on Thursday; Den 3 meets with
Mrs. W. J. Barber (C.A.A.) at
4 o’clock Thursday; and Den 4
meets with Mrs. Ed Morton at
the same time.
Boys assigned to Den 1 are Lee
Roth, Richard Munz, Rod Boucher,
Danny Rockne, Grant Doyle and
Lanny Havens; Den 2: Carl Tve
ter, Robert Baldwin, Charles Bur
nett, Gerald Beltz, Michael Can
non, Arthur Martin, Douglas Lee;
Den 3: David and Peter Barber,
Ernest Ailak, Bob Oman, Mark
Fritz, Richard Atuk; Den 4: Dale
Morton, Timothy Kunnuk, Billy
Oman, Sig Savok, George Atta
tayak, and Joe SiNook.
Den chiefs are to be appointed
from the Boy Scout group and
will be announced soon.
— Pioneers’ Meeting —
Wednesday, January 21
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
— Sumptuous Lunch —
— Liquid Refreshments —
WANT ADS
WANTED—Portable elec, washer.
Call Main 51. 10
FOUND—Toy four-motored air
plane at N.C. Store.
FOR SALE—2 pr. skates, $9.50;
l sled $10.50; 1 elec, hair clip
per, $10.50; 1 washing machine,
$35.00; 1 ironing board, $17.50;
1 baby bed $23.50; 1 Hnlli
crafter radio, $29.50; 1 Stewart
Warner radio, $29.50; 1 drying
rack, $4.95. See Art & Trading
Center.
FOR SALE—Table model Radiola
3-band radio with 45 rpm rec
ord playing attachment. Smith
& Wesson .22 target revolver.
Main 133 days, Main 59 eves.
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday — 7:30 p.m
"TRIPOLI"
Maureen O'Hara - John Payne
Nome’s Inaugural Ball
Tuesday at Pioneer Hall
The Inaugural Ball originally
announced for next Tuesday
evening at the School Auditorium
has been changed to the Pioneer
Hall, where it-will be more con
venient to have dancing in the
hall and cards in the lodge room.
Also, the accomodations for the
serving of refreshments are more
convenient.
Frank Schneider, popular Al
aska Airlines pilot, at the piano
will lead a three-piece orchestra
with Jim Meyers of ACS on the
saxophone and Ronald Goodlund,
also from ACS on the drums.
The celebration is sponsored by
the Nome Republican club and a
large crowd is expected through
out the evening to honor the new
President, Dwight D. Eisenhower,
who takes office tomorrow.
It is estimated that the aver
age American will eat 144 pounds
of meat in 1953.
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In U.S. District Court
Jurors were being, examined to
day by U. S. District Attorney
James von der Heydt and attor
ney Quincy Benton in the case
of the U.S. government vs. Mar
tha Owens Stephenson.
Bob Scott Featured Over AFRS
AFRS featured a special local
broadcast yesterday afternoon
with Cpl. Bob Scoit, popular tenor
presenting 15 minutes of semi
classical selections. He was ac
companied by Mrs. Florence
Kearns on the piano and Richard
Lee on the violin. Lee also played
a group of violin solos.
Son Born to Pearse Walshes
Youngest citizen in Nome to
day is John Dennis Walsh, bom
yesterday at tfte MMM Hospital,
to parents Mr. and Mrs. Pearse
Walsh. John Dennis weighed in
at .9 pounds 11 ounces.
Mr. Walsh is with Pan Ameri
can Airways here.
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