A. Polet Returns To Nome
After 3-Month Absence
A Polet, pioneer merchant, who
has been away for the past three
months for medical treatment, re
turned yesterday after being
storm-bound in Juneau for a
week.
He stated that he spent several
days in Fairbanks where he at
tending meetings of the Chamber
of Commerce and official board
meetings of Wien Airlines.
The Alaska Visitors Association
is getting well organized in Fair
banks and other parts of the terri
tory with Juneau raising $5,500
for its pamphlet program and
campaign for tourists.
It is necesasry, he stated, for
tourist agencies to have the pam
phlets by the first of the year
in order that tours for next sum
mer may be made avialable to
the public, months in advance.
TURKEY TONIGHT FOR
LUCKY WINNER OF DRAWING
Some lucky person will go
home tonight with a turkey, said
Larry Galvin of the U.S. Merc
and Nome Hardware, as he starts
his annual program of giving
away turkeys as part of his Xmas
program.
Rose Silverman of the Trading
post left yesterday for the win
ter months to visit with her dau
ghters and make plans for man
aging two Trading Posts next
spring, one in Nome and one in
Fairbanks.
During her absence Lillie Lewis
will be in charge of the store.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Schreider, Bru
ton James, Mildred Herman, Lt.
Koder.
To Unalakleet: Lillian Ivanoff.
From Unalakleet: Mona Ost,
Paulison Snyder.
From Anchorage: Becchina.
NOTICE
REPUBLICAN MEETING
TONIGHT
9 P.M., CITY HALL
ATTENTION ALL MASONS
Nome Shrine Club will hold
its annual Christmas Party on
December 20 at the Pioneer Hall
at 8:00 p.m.
All Masons and their ladies are
cordially invited.
NOTICE
Ed's Barber Shop will be closed
this week and next during the
Youth for Christ services. 148
WANT' ADS
MAN, white, 38 years of age,
seeking to make Nome perman
ent home. Experienced in gen
eral mercantile merchandising,
office clerical work, officers
club management, including
bar and entertainment and gen
eral warehouse work. Two
years college. If interested
please write, Cameron W. Mc
Kay, P.O. Box 1170, Fairbanks
Exploration Co., Fairbanks, Al
aska. 145
DREAM
THEATER
—TONIGHT—
"HEART OF THE ROCKIES"
- Roy Rogers -
Saturday, Dec. 6 — 7:30 p.m.
"THE MAGNIFICENT YANKEE"
Louis Calhern - Ann Harding
Joanne Dru - Sally Forrest
Sunday, Dec. 7 — 7:30 p.m.
"THE PAINTED HILLS"
Lassie - Paul Kelly
Bruce Cowling - Gary Gray
Not One Buck, But One
Rat Is Admission Price To
Special Sunday Matinee
Mr. Schiller, parasitologist for
the Arctic Health Research Cen
ter, expresses appreciation for
the fine cooperation he had re
ceived in the community in ob
taining rats for his present proj
| ect. However, he had not enough
rats to complete his study.
To stimulate interest •among
Nome boys, Gordon Osborne has
announced a special matinee Sun
day afternoon at 3:30 p.m., the
admission to which will be one
(1) rat, rodent (genus mus).
Mr. Schiller stated that if any
one attending the show has more
than one rat, they may obtain
the usual bounty of 25 cents for
each.
Among tlje rats which he has
already studied here, Mr. Schiller
said that trichinosis was most
prevalent and he also found the
rats infested with fleas. As the
weather gets colder and the rats
move inside buildings, the dan
ger of contagion to humans is
more pronounced, he said.
He also said two types of
worms have been found in the
dogs he has studied todate.
Aileen Hughes, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Howard Hughes, be
came the bride recently of Chas.
Ward of Fairbanks in a wedding
at the Fairbanks Presbyterian
Church. The young couple plan
to make their home in the in
terior city.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mi Bergamashi.
Discharged: Annabel Neuman
and infant son, Jimmy Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ost Make
Fast Trip From New York
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ost ar
rived from Africa today to be
with Mrs. L. E. ' Ost, who has
been critically ill in the hospital.
The Osts have been on the
“Ivory Coast” of Africa for the
past four years. They left there
on Nov. 7 for New York.
They left New York yesterday
morning at 9 o’clock and flew
through to Nome, arriving this
morning.
The Osts have been mission
aries for the Christian and Mis
sionary Alliance Church and plan
to return to Africa next year.
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White Stag Sweaters
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Beta Sigs Announce
Benefit Sale Dec. 13
For Hot Lunch Fund
Beta Sigma Phi has announced
a sale for December 13 featuring
Christmas cookies and candy.
The benefit sale will be held at
the N.C. Store and proceeds will
go to the Hot Lunch Fund,
which program they sponsor for
the school children.
The beautiful doll and her
gorgeous wardrobe will also be
on display at that time.
Those who are not members of
’ the organization who wish to con
tribute to the sale with cookies
or candy may contact Ellen Wald
heim, and their donations will be
gladly accepted.
In U.S. District Court
The case of May Bale vs. Luella
Oliver, which had been heard in
District Court on Wednesday and
Thursday, was taken under ad
visement.
The Grand Jury rendered its
final report with a total of 3 in
dictments and 2 secret indict
ments, and was dismissed per
manently.
Martha Owens Stephenson,
Herman Smith and George Lam
bert, Jr., were arraigned and bail
set for $1,500 each. The date an
nounced for the hearing on all
three was Dec. 8 at 2:00 p.m.
JANE SCOTT, DON PERKINS
TO BE MARRIED SATURDAY
The wedding of Jane Scott and 1
Don Perkins is scheduled for
Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock
in the Community Methodist
Church, to be followed by a re
ception at the Pioneer Hall.
Jane Scott, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Tolbert Scott, was bom and
educated in Nome and graduated
from Nome High School. Don
Perkins is a member of the Nome
Public School staff this year and
formerly taught at Council,
Alaska.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Christmas Headquarters
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