COULD IT BE
COUNCIL STEW?
Axel Edman reports that road
good to Council yesterday altho
it was necessary to use a boat as
the river was too high to cross in
a truck. He also states the fish
ing was fair.
He turned in a recipe used yes
terday by the party which goes
something like this: 1 can of hash,
1 can of spam, 4 eggs, Vi can of
tomato juice, heat and then add
4 slices raw bacon. If a little dry
add water. Then be sure to have
a dog handy when dinner is
served. He credits his fishing
partner, Bob Herman of Nome
Harware, with the idea.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
Police Ask Public To Be On
Lookout For Children
Entering Vacant Buildings
Chief Carl Webb asks the co
operation of everyone to notify
the police any time of day or
night when children are seen
entering any vacant or unoccu
pied buildings.
The department is still working
on the fire at the Arctic Club
and recently an attempt was
made to start a fire in the new
city fire truck which is housed in
the old Road Commission garage
on 1st. Ave.
Mildred Hanson. From Sears
Foundation, Visits In Nome
Mildred Hanson, who is on a
house-to-house visitation for the
Sears Foundation program, ex
pects to spend several days here.
This is her second visit to Nome
having been a tourist three years
ago.
She is the house guest of Mary
Elizabeth Jolley.
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60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
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Returning Nome About Aug. 13th
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Agriculture Dept. Officials!
May Bring Extension
Service To Nome
C. M. Ferguson, Director of Ex
tension Service of the Depart
ment of Agriculture from Wash
ington, D.C., accompanied by Dr.
Lumsden, research specialist, also
from the same department, and
Mr. Turner of the University of
Alaska Extension Service, paid a
brief visit here Saturday in the
interest of possible extension of
this service to this area of Alaska.
Mr. Ferguson was particularly
interested in work with the youth
of the community.
Mr. Turner, who was here this
spring and laid out an experi
mental garden on Belmont Point
under the supervision of Jacob
Knik, states that the turnips were
a big success but the potatoes
will probably not get big enough
this year.
They were amazed at the
beautiful garden of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. McCarthy and wondered
why more people didn’t have out
side gardens. >
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
The Nome Republican Club
meet Tuesday, Aug. 14 at 8 p.m.
at the City Hall. Your presence
is urgently requesied
Borgny Reader, Secty.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Overstuffed chair,
platform rocker, double bed &
mattress, new 10-in. table saw
with 1-h.p. motor, high chair.
Call Red 108. 98c
WANTED — Full-time cleanup
and utility man at North Star
Bakery. 96c
FOR SALE—8x10 tent and power
saw table. Must sell today,
cheap for cash. Call Main 67.
FOR SAiLt — Walk-in freezer.
CaU Black 0. tf
WANTED in Nome area — Cat
with 'dozer, D - 8 preferred.
Write or wire Box 587, Anchor
age and state type of Cat and
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Discharged: Don Bruckner, Don
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Saturday were the
following: Alsop Burns, Glenn
Goodrich, A. O’Brien, Johnson,
McKenney and Hibish.
Departing were: L. Marx, A.
Boberg, T. Mooney, Mr. and Mrs.
G.A. Robinson, G. Certaz, R. A.
Smelter, James Corbett, Walter
Pell, Menny Hutsell, W. W. Laws,
D.A. Agbaba, A. Floyd, Herschel
Machelborg, Larry Galvin, Lu
cille Kane, Robert Trasper, Mary
Ann Peterson, Grace Edman.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: A.H. Mooney,
Louise Baldwin and infant, A.H.
Boberg, Joe Indervitzen, John
Santini, Leroy Kukukholm, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Davis, Billy
Lane, Neal Day, Pete Larson, Ver
non Olson, K. Atter. Jimmie Mea
gher, C. Ehalka, Jack Edwards,
Roy Rader, Wm. Coleman, Lester
Marx.
To Anchorage: Wm. Gruber,
Bill Hoekinson, Phillip Phillips,
Sp/3 L. Long, Pfc. John Tessicini,
Rev. and Mrs. Willard Mecklen
burg, Jerome and Shirley Trigg,
C. Whitacre, H. Doddridge, Carlos
Makpueso, Lt. De Lancey, Wally
Christianson, J. W. Perron, R.
Gilson, Mary Anderson, Elinor
Menter, Jack* Beinder, Ron Mar
tin, Dale Jenne.
PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICIALS APPROVE
WORK ON SCHOOL
Lester M. Marx, deputy Public
Works adviser of the Office of
Territories, Interior ftepartment,
Washington, D.C., accompanied
by Thomas Mooney, new director
of Alaska Public Works in Ju
neau, who is being oriented, and
A.H. Berg, supervising construc
tion engineer of the APW, Ju
neau, inspected the work being
done on the new school by the
B-E-C-K Construction Co. over
the week end and reported they
were 'very pleased with the pro
gress being done and the type of
work.
They also stated that they are
confident that the refrigerated
footings will be very satisfactory
and successful.
TWO FIRES FRIDAY
Two fires Friday evening alert
ed the Fire Department. The first
about 6 o’clock was to a truck on
Steadman Ave., driven by Bobby
Bahnke.
About midnight they were call
ed out again when there was
trouble at the U.S. Smelting Co.
•power plant where a transformer
burned on one of the poles caus
ing the power to be shut off for
about half an hour.
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