In U.S. District Court
The Grand Jury Panel was
completed yesterday and went
into session. Members are:
Frank Martin, foreman
K. Hedreen
James Oksoktaruk
Francis Johnson
James Sirloak
Allan Doyle
Sarah Scott
Clara Curran
Ed Ahkolik
Dwight Tevuk
Floyd Walluk
Eric Kveven
Mrs. J. Kost
Jacob Light
Lillian Ivano'ff
James Kealiher
Mrs. Lucy Chasse
Gordon Dimmick
L. Nashenwing
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This morning they brought in
one secret indictment. Indict
ments were also brought in ag
ainst Mrs. M: O. Stephenson,
Herman Smith and George A.
Lambert, Jr.
* * *
Divorces were granted yester
day to Harriet Macebee from
Walter R. Macebee, and Richard
Escholdt from Aurora Escholdt.
* * *
The case of May Bale vs. Luella
Oliver, which started yesterday
in the District Court, was to be
continued this afternoon. Mrs.
Mildred Herman is the attorney
for May Bale and Quincy Benton
the attorney for Luella Oliver.
ATTENTION ALL MASONS
Nome1 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.
December 3, 5 and 19.
NOTICE
All members of ihe National
Guard will report to the Armory
in Class "A" uniform on Dec. 3
at 7:00 p.m.
By order of Bn. Comdr.
NOTICE
Ed's Barber Shop will be closed
this week and next during the
Youth for Christ services. 148
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
— Sumptuous Lunch —
— Liquid Refreshments —
WANT ADS
WANTED—Hand-winding phono
graph. Call Black 25.
WANTED -— Experienced churn
drillers for winter work. For
particulars apply U.S. Smelting
Refining & Mining Company
(Nome Dept.) 144
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
Thursday, Dec. 4 — 7:30 p.m.
"OPERATION X"
Richard Greene, Peggy Cummins
- Edward G. Robinson -
Friday, Dec. 5 — 7:15 8e 9:00 pan.
"HEART OF THE ROCKIES"
- Roy Rogers -
BETA SIGS TO GIVE AWAY
18-IN. DOLL AT ROOF GARDEN
Beta Sigma Phi has announced
that it is putting on display soon
a beautiful 18-inch doll with a
wardrobe complete in every de
tail: Morning dress, evening
gown, parka and furs as well as
all the accessories any doll could
wish for.
This will be given away by
the organization at the Pioneer
Roof Garden. *
Daughter Born In Seattle
To Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schick
Grandpa Boyd Harwood of the
Nome Drug Store received a wire
from his new grand-daughter,
Peggy Ann, this morning, stating
that she had arrived in Seattle
early this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schick, Peg
gy Ann’s parents, have been in
Seattle awaiting the event, plan
to return home with their new
daughter for Christmas.
Mr. Schick is with the U.S.
Smelting Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Newmann
of McGrath are the parents of a
son born this afternoon at the
hospital. The little boy has been
named Robert Gerald.
Mr. Newmann is with Alaska
Airlines.
It has been announced that j
U. S. Commissioner Helen Bock
man has been appointed licensing
officer for the Alaska Game
Commission.
N O .-T I C E
The meeting of the Women's
Society of Christian Service will
be Friday, Dec. 12 with Mrs.
Havens, instead of this Friday
as originally scheduled.
Rev. Palmer Honored by
170 Guests at Dinner
Rev. Robert Palmer was honor
guest at a Youth for Christ ban
quet last Monday evening given
at the Pioneer Hall. A reported
170 guests were present, both
young and old. A turkey dinner
was served by the organization,
following which Mrs. Reeves Ha
vens sang and Mr. and Mrs. Am
undson sang for the group.
Rev. Palmer showed slides of
the Holy Land, from where he
has recently returned, having vis
ited Italy, Greece and Egypt also.
Palmer comes from Anchorage,
where he has an interdenomina
tional church. He is spending two
weeks here with the Youth for
Christ and conducting services
every evening.
The meetings were all sched
uled for the Community Metho
dist Church, but due to other
church activities the meeting to
night will be held at the Assem
bly of God Church instead, it has
been announced.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday were: S.
Anderson, James Conner and
George Good.
Departing for Fairbanks were:
Rose Silverman, Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Joliffe, Lt. J. Sullivan.
For Seattle: Eino Myntti, Jas.
Pappas, Chris Totland, N. Hegg.
RUMMAGE S ALE
Thursday, December 4
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— 10 a.m. io 2 p.m. —
NOTICE
REPUBLICAN MEETING
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Eisenhower and Doolittle
Invited to Roof Garden
Invitation have been extended
to- President-elect Eisenhower and
General James Doolittle to attend
the Pioneer Roof Garden Dec. 13.
Both are members in good stand
ing of Igloo No. 1 of Nome.
The President-elect became a
member of the Pioneer organiza
tion in 1947 when he visited here
on an inspection trip of Alaska
defenses. And, of course, Gen.
Doolittle grew up in Nome and
attended school here. Well, the
Pioneers are all ready to roll out
the “red carpet.”
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Mary Merrill,
Stanley Jones, Lawrence Okpe
aluk, Clarence Willoya, Isaac
Larsen.
From Anchorage: Frank Berry,
C. E. Isberg, Maj. Besslar, Maj.
Farrar, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bock
man, Rev. Palmer, Smoot.
From Kotzebue: Alexander Du
fresne, Stanley Jones, Harold
Curtis, Fred Cleveland.
To McGrath: C. C. Beatty, E.
W. Dahlgren, Earl Radtke, Ernest
Apao, Harry Knudsen.
To Unalakleet: I. W. Knight,
Selma Daniels.
HOME ARTS CLUB TO GIVE
PRESENTS TO TB PATIENTS
Cecelia Van Osdol entertained
the Home Arts Club last evening
with a Christmas party and a gift
exchange. The members com
pleted plans for their special
Christmas project this year which
is giving individual gifts to the
patients in the TB ward of the
MMM Hospital.
It was announced that the Jan
uary meeting would be a legisla
tive meeting and a discussion of
city government by Mayor
Charles Jones. New members,
Mrs. W. K. Ray and Mrs. Reeves
Havens were welcomed into the
group.
CELEBRATION ON DEC. 19 i
Chairman for the big Commu
nity Christmas Tree celebration,
Wallace Mclvor, has announced
that the date December 19, Fri
day, has been chosen.
DINING ROOM RENOVATED
The Bering Sea Club Dining
Room is temporarily closed for
annual overhaul and renovating,
announced owner Joe Wallace.
In Commissioner’s Court, Ella
Henry Pasquin was given 20 days
in the Federal jail for disorderly
conduct.
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SHOPPING DAYS
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FROM SEWARD
SS Baranof Dec. 4
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Juneau Seaiile
SS Denali Dec. 11
Siika Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Dec. 18
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Dec. 25
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON. Agent — Phone Main 68