LOCAL SALVATION ARMY
FUND RAISED BY CHECK
Joe Kroninger of the Salvation
Army committee here is in re- i
ceipt of a letter from the United
Good Neighbors in Anchorage
which enclosed a cheek for $232.60
for the local Salvation Army
tfund. This amount was subscribed
at the Anvil Mountain site for
the Federal Electric employes
there who requested that it be
used in the Nome area.
GOGOLIN RITES SATURDAY
Funeral Services for Gus Go- I
•golin, husband of Mrs. Helen
Sheldon Gogolin, will be held
from Our Savior’s Lutheran
Church at 2 p.m. Saturday, No
vember 28. Interment will follow
in Belmont Point Cemetery.
Cookies Still Available
The Girl Scout Committee
wishes to thank those who do
nated the boxes for shelves for
the Girl Scout Hut, and especially
the Leaders and Senior Scouts
who helped clean up and put
things in place.
There have been several asking
for Girl Scout Cookies. Will
these people please contact Mrs.
Don Hoover, Mrs. Roy Dunlap,
Mrs. Clara Saito or Miss Betty
Shamblin, as these cookies are
still available.
Kay Says Fur Rendezvous
Needs Non-Profit Lottery
FAIRBANKS, (*> — Attorney
Wendel Kay, who asked the
state’s legislative council for le
galized charitable and non-profit
lotteries, said here that the An
chorage Fur Rendezvous cannot
meet its budge without a raffle
program.
Greater Anchorage, Inc., which
he represented in asking for the
limited legalized gambling, “. .
depends on their raffle to run
the Fur Rendezvous. . . . They
tell me there Is no way they can
meet the budget without it,” Kay
related.
A recent case in Anchorage,
which found a raffle illegal, is
believed to have set a precedent
which may eliminate all forms of
’'•on-profit gambling in Alaska. In
tie past, a good number of
churches, civic groups and clubs
•have relied upon raffles to sup
port their programs. '
BLATTLER SELLING OUT
Jack Blattler, former butcher
department man for the U.S.
Merc, returned here today from
the States where he has been for
the past couple of weeks looking
over how the other 48 states are
getting along. He has sold his
home here to Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Boehler and is getting ready to
sell his personal effects after
which he and his wife plan to
settle in Seattle.
WEBBS SUED
Richard B. and Mildred M.
Webb are defendants in a suit
filed in the Fairbanks U.S. Dis
trict Court which asks recovery
of $66,129.17, plus costs and at
torney fees. Filed by Oliver L.
and Evelyn M. Lewis, it charges
the Webbs with “misrepresenta
tion” pf the Tamarac Inn in Sla
tervjlle. The Lewis couple re
cently purchased the motel from
the Webbs.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Frank Perry, Edith
Thompson, Harry Johnsen Jr.
Discharged: Amy Iyapana, Jim
Black, Norma Elam and infant,
Elton Kulowiyi, Ann Atuk.
MARJORIE MORRIS
NAMED WOMAN OF
YEAR BY BPW CLUB
Marjorie Morris was named
“Woman of the Year” by the
Business and Professional Wo
men’s Club of Juneau last week.
Miss Morris is the director of
social services in the welfare di
vision of the Health and Welfare
*Department. Her position puts
her in charge of social service re
cruiting and programming. She
was selected as “Woman of the
Year” by the Juneau BPW Club
after an earlier special recogni
tion from the George Warren
Brown School of Social Work,
George Washington University, St.
Louis, Mo., which cited her for
social service.
"TILLY" CORDOVADO DIES
SITKA — Atillo Cordovado, 78,
died here Oct. 3 at the Pioneer
Home.
Born in 1881'in Italy, he came
to Alaska in the gold rush days
and founded the Cordovado Min
ing Co., at one time a prosperous
concern, mining out of Deering.
The Altar Society of St. ^Joseph's Church
WILL HOLD A
☆ . BAZAAR ☆
DECEMBER 5
* BAKE SALE ★
* REFRESHMENTS ★
★ FANCY WORK BOOTH *
* G-A-M-E-S ★
at St. Joseph’s Hall
j INTOBM.TION |
Or write to
JIM O'SULLIVAN
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
PIER 42.
SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON
New Executive Director of i
Forthest North Girl Scout
Council to Instruct Here
Miss Gladys Wilks of Knox
ville, Tenn., new executive direc
tor of Farthest North Girl Scout :
Council, Fairbanks, arrives Mon
day, November 30, by Wien plane.
She will hold a week’s training
course for Girl Scout leaders and
others in the community who
wish to attend. There will be no
charge for the course.
The Scout committee is plan
ning a no-host dinner in her honor
at 6 o’clock on Monday evening
at the North Star Dining Room.
All ladies are cordially invited, j
stated officials.
The dinner will be followed by
the school of instruction at the
Lutheran Quonset Hut at 7:30.
Miss Wilkes replaces Ruth
Brady and supervises Girl Scout
work over some 1,400 girls and
leaders who make up the Farthest
North council, e which includes
Fairbanks, Nome and Point Bar
row.
Before taking on Girl Scouting
as a career, Miss Wilks taught
physical education to junior high
■ school students in Tennessee. She
comes to Alaska aft^r having re
quested the assignment here.
★ SALE *
EVERYTHING
MUST GO!
Fire Proof Safe, Cabinet
Sewing Machine, Waffle Iron, (
Electric Hot Plate, Electric
Blanket, Gilbert Vitalator
Brownie Camera:
Draw-Curtain Rods, 2 Small
Radios, Deer Skins (tanned),
2 Baby Seal Skins, Ivory
Tusks, Carved Ivory, Shot Gun i
Shells, Shot Gun Cleaner, New |
Scavenger Outfit, 2 Small
Barrells; ..
Two Storm Coats (man's !
and woman's), 1 Fur Lined
Dress Coat, 2 Woman's Suits,
4 Parka Coats, 1 Red Fox Skin;
CARPENTER'S TOOLS
Heavy Duty Electric Saw,
Heavy Duty Saber Saw, 13
Drill Set, Soldering Iron, Heavy
Duty Stapler, Flaring Tool,
Electric Drill, Plane, Miter Box
and Saw, All Steel Hatchet,
Tube Cutter, Brace and Bits;
Craftsman Hammers, Hand
Saws. Squares, Levels, Tire
Cutter, Wrenches, Battery
Charger;
Woman's and Man's Clothing,
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Etc.,
Coleman Lantern, 2 24-inch
Wheel Boys' Bicycles, Glass
Ware.
— CALL AT —
JACK BLATTLER’S
EAST END
12 NOON TO 8 P.M.
— Pioneers Attention —
MEETING — DECEMBER 2
8 P.M.. PIONEER HALL
Election of Officers
Refreshments
Full Attendance Requested
WANT ADS
j FOR RENT — Completely fur
i nished house, 304 Steadman.
Write Blumenstein, Bethel, Al
aska. 40c
FOR CHRISTMAS — Buy Avon
products. Call J. Conklin,
Main 30. 139
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
FRESH dry salmon, 40 cents lb.
.plus freight. Write Teller Com
mercial Co.
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Towering Above the Skyline—An Indestructible
Creature whose eyes rained Death and Destruction!
THE COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK
WITH
JOHN MALA OTTO ROBERT
Baragrey Powers Kruger Hutton
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT
SUNDAY and MONDAY
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TREVOR EDDIE
HOWARD-ALBERT
Orson WELLES
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Our Ability to Serve You. Deposit with
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA
WE WILL BUILD NOME WITH YOU
Rosedale Peas 303's 2 for 49c
Giant Fab 05
Great Northern
Beans 1 Lb. Package 2 for 59c
Large Dry
Lima Beans 1 Lb. Pkg. 2 for 59c
Betty Crocker
Angel Food 'Mix 69c
Libby
Grapefruit Juice No. 2's 2 for 59c
By The Case of 24 6.99
Reindeer Liver Lb. 49c
Borden
Chateau Cheese 2 Lb. Loaf 1.29
Beef Short Rib Lb. 79c
The U. S. MERC
OF COURSE!