Special Song Service Film
To be Shown at Methodist Church
Rev. Robert Havens, youth
leader for the Community Church,
announces that a special film has
'been received for a song service
called “Vesper Melodies.”
It is scheduled, he states, to be
shown next Sunday evening at
9 p.m. in a community-wide sing
spiration service at the Commun
ity Methodist Church.
This new and unusual film
should be enjoyed by all who
participate in this novel program.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Bertha Evans of Mc
Grath, Donald Conrad and Sig
Savok.
Discharged: Forrest Walker.
FAGERSTROM BOY DROWNS
AT MT. EDGECUMBE. ALASKA
Word was received Monday of
the death by accidental drown
ing at Mt. Edgecumbe, Alaska, of
Jack Fagerstrom, 19-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Fagerstrofh
of Golovin.
Young Fagerstrom and another
youth were reported to have been
out in a rowboat when it cap
sized and both were drowned.
The body will be brought to
Nome for burial.
Agnes Milligan, one of Nome’s
best cooks, returned from Fair
banks and will take a month’s
vacation before returning to her
position at the Polaris Coffee
Shop.
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COASTAL MONARCH
Scheduled to sail from Seattle
SEPTEMBER 23rd
Calling at St. Michael, Nome and Teller
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
Ben Young Reports On
Anchorage Meeting Of
Road Commissioners
Ben Young, Second Division
representative on the Board of
Road Commissioners, returned
from the first meeting of the new
board held in Juneau.
He reports an interesting meet
ing with several accomplishments.
Several changes were made in
the traffic regulations with the
recommendations of the Territor
ial Police.
Funds from the gas tax were
separated from funds of the ve
hicle tax, he reports, with the
gas tax being divided among the
divisions in the same proportion
as received.
The vehicle tax will be divided
in the same manner, only that
the other divisions will allot 10
percent of their share toward the
road building in Second Division
on a road which will ultimately
be part of the international road
system which now terminates at
Fairbanks.
Young stated that he feels the
new board with its members from
all parts of the territory will be
able to accomplish much good fpr
all parts of the territory.
Keith Hedreen is welcoming his
brother, Carl, who is in town for
a few days. Carl Hedreen lives in
Lima Peru, where he is manager
of a tuna fishery operating out of
San Francisco.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning were Mr.
Harstead, Agnes Milligan, Soren
Sundett, Mrs. Andrew Nerland.
Departing is Lou Meyers.
RUMMAGE SALE
There will be a rummage sale
at the LWY Community Center
Tuesday, Aug. 25. Sale hours 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. 101
WANT ADS
FOUND—Gray rimmed glasses at
roller skating. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE—1952 Chev. pickup.
V£-ton. 6600 miles. $1500. See
S. Adams.
ACCORDION for sale. Honer. 120
■bass keys, 41 treble. 1 bass switch,
6 treb. sw. Call Polaris. 101
WANTED To Buy — Portable
typewriter Smith - Corona or
equal. Must be late model in
good condition and priced rea
sonable. Call the Nugget. 100
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DOUBLE FEATURE NIGHTS
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m
“ATLANTIC CITY
HONEYMOON”
CONSTANCE MOORE
BRAD TAYLOR
JERRY COLONNA
—And—
“CACTUS CARAVAN”
TEX WILLIAMS
Plus Tom & Jerry Cartoon
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
A Wonderful Technicolor Show
You Won’t Want to Miss —
“CATTLE DRIVE”
Starring
JOEL McCREA
DEAN STOCKWELL -
CHILL WILLS
Survey of Power Co. Underway
Howard Harstad of Metcalf and
Harstad Co. of Seattle, arrived
to start a survey for the city of
the Northern Light and Power Co.
The action was authorized by the
city council in connection with
the possible purchase of the power
company by the city.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: P. G. Gaula, Jim
Shade, Mrs. P. H. Fowler, Capt.
T. Allen, H. Peter Tvene, Johnson
Jacobsen, Capt. A. Ashley, Lt. D.
S.' Hoover, Carl Rhoads, Dorothy
Siebel, Mr. and Mrs. Don Perkins,
Roy Luke, Robert A. Phillips, Ella
and Carol Taner, Cleo Smith, Carl
Dewey, A. P. Sanders.
From Anchorage: Leslie Hus
perger, Jack Peck, eBatrice Hun
ter, Roy Luke, C. Hedreen, How
ard Hand.
To Kotzebue: George Miller,
Agnes Muvrin, Bill Lennon.
From Kotzebue: Vincent Dor
an, John Tiegsect, Herb Dod
dridge, Howard Dysle.
To Unalakleet: Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Swanson, Mrs. R.H. Amund
sen.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U. S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cloudy with occasional light
drizzle and patches of fog tonight.
Mostly cloudy Thursday. Gentle
southwesterly winds. Low tem
perature expected tonight 49,
high Thursday 56.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precipitation .03 in.
Highest temperature 54, lowest 49.
Max. wind 12 mph from the west.
Sun rises 4:06 a.m., sets 8:06 p.m.
HOME ARTS CLUB PUTS NEW
EQUIPMENT ON PLAYFIELD
The Home Arts Club, sponsors
of the city playfield, have added
some new playfield equipment
with the assistance of individuals
and city officials.
Four new teeters and six new^
swings were purchased by the
club and installed under the di
rection of W. W. Laws. Two new
sand boxes were made and filled
by Pearse Walsh and the merry
go-round which operates 24 hours
a day was completely overhauled
by Roy Wall of the CAA and Don
Lyle of the A.R.C., it is reported.
Pete Olson was responsible for
painting of the equipment.
Unalakleel Has Good Season
L. C. Ferguson of Unalakleet
reported at the Chamber of Com
merce meeting Tuesday noon that
the coastal village has had an ex
cellent season. Fish were abund
ant and the vegetable gardens
have been better than ever.
He also reported that the Eben
brothers have started the portable
sawmill and are now cutting lum
ber which is being used in the
village to repair and build homes
for the residents.
Two cases in Commissioner’s
Court, Shepherd vs. Dryden, were
dismissed.
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