Bon Davis Attends Meet i
Of Alaska Jail Supervisors i
Supervisors of Alaska jails met i
in Anchorage this week to discuss i
policy improvement, procedure
improvement, interpretation of
rules, and formulation of train
ing program.
Among those attending was
Bon Davis, Nome jail supervisor.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Vern Carlson,
James Williams, Ralph Rose, Pe
ter Kowchee, Helen Castell and
infant, Irene Wofford, Leonard
Ratz, Gordon Young, P. E. Pun
ches, Dwight Kent, Henry Tif
feny, H. T. Dodderidge, George
Kost.
To Anchorage: Albert Miller,
W. R. Jeffries, V. A. Bock, Ben
Astrom, Ernest Harrell, Jerry
Hickman, Martin Jasper, Robert
Hill, Bon Davis, A. Sandstrom,
Charles Parrott, Fred Moers.
To Unalakleet: Dave Vincent,
Frank Erie, I. Guiterrez, Andrew
Hope, Sid Harrell.
To McGrath: Daniel Lupson
and Ray Lowe.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY YOUR GROCERIES
AT PREBOAT PRICES
Check your Stovepipes and be safe
Stovepipe — Heaters and Stoves
KEEP YOUR FEET WARM
In the morning-and all the time
Buy Your Rugs NOW!
IN YOUR FAVORITE COLOR AND SIZE
Get Set For Cold Weather NOW!
Are YOU Ready?
• Parkas For The Family
• White Stag Reversible Kul-E-Tuk
• Coats for the Ladies
• Wool Shirts In All Colors and Sizes
• Woolen Pants
• Overshoes For The Whole Family
• Shoepacs
Last - But Not Least -
Remember the Long Johns
WOOLEN UNDERWEAR AND SOCKS
FRESH GOLOVIN REINDEER
EVERY SATURDAY
GET YOUR FAVORITE CUT
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NOW IN PORT
Freighter Sailings frem Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdes
And every Friday for Seward
More Than 150 Absentee
Ballots To Be Counted
At 2 O’clock Tuesday
Reports from two precincts in
the Second Division have not been
received yet to complete the elec
tion returns for the general elec
tion. There are over 150 absentee
ballots to be counted in addition
to these two precincts: Koyuk and
Stebbins.
The absentee ballots will be
counted on Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 2
p.m. in the office of the Clerk cf
the Court.
Major Wm. H. Crawford
Arrives From Bethel to
Command 1st Scout Bn.
Major William H. Crawford,
formerly of the 2nd Scout Battal
ion, Alaska National Guard, at
Bethel, has arrived to assume
command of the 1st Scout Battal
ion here at Nome.
Major Crawford has been con
nected with the Alaska National
Guard since it was formed in
1949. Major and Mrs. Crawford
are making their home here.
WORLD SERIES TV HERE
Larry Galvin advises us that
KNOM-TV will be featuring the
World Series starting some time
this week in a series of six games.
Josphine Kaaji who has been in
the hospital for some time, went
home yesterday.
William Barber of the Nome
School Board leaves this weekend
for a meeting of representatives
of Alaska school boards which is
being held in Petersburg next
week.
ARCTIC CLUB CARNIVAL
Coming Saturday. Nov. 3
PRIZES—FUN FOR ALL
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A Republic Release
with
THE DODGERS
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featuring
ROY CAMPANELLA
BILLY LOES RUSS MEYER
CARL ERSKINE
if NEW SERIAL if
Starts Friday and Saturday
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
AVA Will Charter
Canadian Steamer For
Alaska Cruises In 1957
The Alaska Visitors’ Associa
tion has announced a new plan to
bring tourists to Alaska.
President Charles B. West of
the Arctic Alaska Tours has an
option to charter the Union
Steamship Co, passenger vessel
Coquitlam for next summer’s
Alaska trade.
He plans to operate the 114
passenger ship on regular sailings
to Juneau, on a one-Vay basis.
Passengers could take the ship
either to or from Alaska, going
the other way by air or highway.
A Canadian ship, the Coquit
lam would sail from Vancouver.
POWER PLANT FIRE
The Fire Department was
called out to the power plant
Wednesday evening where it is
reported the exhaust stack was
burning out.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: RlobertKall
strom, Robert Clark. Wm. Gosh
garian, Iva Swan, Wm. R. Green,
D.L.Oyloe, Phyllis Freericks.
To Kotzebue: Gordon Young,
James Walsh, Lee Barr, Robert
Oliver, Patrick Harkin, Jimmy
Russell.
From Kotzebue: Frank Long,
R. M. Waller, Fred H.Morrison,
Robert Daublin, Stephen Smith,
Molva Brown.
To Fairbanks: Patrick Harkin,
Tony Bernhadt, Gordon Ander
son, James Rand, Roscoe Moon,
Richard W. Gjisdahl, Wm. Wor
thington, Malaohy Murphy, R. N.
Powray, Mary Ahnangnatoguk,
Mr. and Mrs. M.F. Wilson, Daniel
Wilson, Michael Wilson, George
Belts, Doyle McMillon, G.W. Ho
dill, Ffoyd Samples, EarlTowner,
Donald W. Hobbs. Robt. E. Mar
tin, Frank E. Fish, Jimmy Russell,
John Wilbur, George Soonoga,
Billy L White.
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BUSINESSMEN VISIT HERE
Bob Kallstrom and Robert
Clark of the First Alaska Invest
ment Co., which has offices in
Fairbanks and Anchorage, are
visiting here with business people
and other possible investors in
this all-Alaskan venture.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy with occasional
snow showers thru Saturday.
Quite windy with winds westerly
tonight. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight 20; little rise in
temperature Saturday.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precipitation .23 in.
(Month total .87 in.) High tempex
ature 31, low 12. Maximum wind
23 miles an hour from the SE.
Sun rises 7:09 a.m., sets 4:26 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 25, low 4. Extremes this date
since 1907: high 43 in 1949, low
0 in 1928.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 1 Fog
Ketchikan 7 Part cloudy
Wales 31 Snow
Gambell 36 Rain
Nome 29 Light snow
Unalakleet 4 Clear
Bethel 8 Clear
McGrath -1 Clear
Anchorage 26 Clear
Fairbanks -4 Clear
Whitehorse 25 Light snow
Edmonton 49 Part cloudy
Juneau 34 Cloudy
Ketchikan 42 Part cloudy
Seattle 49 Light rain
San Francisco 65 Smoke
BLACK MUKTUK—MERC
KNOM- TV
TONIGHT
7:30—Rin Tin Tin
8:00—Big Story
8:30—Craig Kennedy
9:00—Lawrence Welk
SUNDAY
7:30—Goodyear Playhouse
8:30—Christophers
9:00—Feature Movie
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