VET COUNSELLOR ARRIVES
W. Hoeft of the Veterans Ad
ministration, whose arrival was
ministration, who was delayed in
leaving Kotzebue, arrived here
over the weekend. He states that
he will 'be available to veterans
and their families until Tuesday
evening. He is located at the
Wallace Hotel.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Mrs. Caroline Read
er and daughter, Raphael Sebe
wanna, Mrs. R. Amundson and
son, Mrs. Sam Tucker and daugh
ter, Rose Bronson, John Cambell.
SUGGESTIONS FOR
THE LENTEN
SEASON
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FRESH FROZEN
King Salmon Fillet of Sole
Shee Fish Shrimp
i' Smelt Prawns
* Rock Fish Oysters
White Fish Crab
Anchovies
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C-H-E-E-S-E
TILLAMOUK — AMERICAN CHEDDAR
WISCONSIN LONG HORN
Fresh Milk, Cottage Cheese, Ice Cream, Eggs
And a Large Variety Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Direct From Seattle Twice Weekly
Your Friendly Community Store
SV)?tR p* Ma*KbT I
Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAIn 133 FREE DELIVERY
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FROM SEWARD
SS Baranof Feb. 26 SS Denali Mar. 13
Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Mar. 6 SS Baranof Mar. 20
Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
For further information wire, write or phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Local Group Gathers
Clothing for Refugees
Members of the Order of East
ern Star are actively gathering
warm used clothing for needy
families and orphans of war in
Western Germany.
Many families who have recent
ly crossed over from the other
side of the Iron Curtain since the
purge started are entirely without
adequate clothing or food.
Clothing is being gathered* at
Dorothy’s Shop fo'r packaging.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued cloudy with inter
mittent light snow tonight and
Tuesday. Easterly winds 15-20
mph. Low temperature expected
tonight 20, high tomorrow 27.
Nome data of last 24 hours:
Highest temperature 25, low 15;
maximum wind 33 mph from
northeast; sunrise 7:31 a.m., sun
set 5:00 p.m.
A year ago today: high 17, low
-2. Extremes this date since 1907:
high 36 in 1940; low -36 in 1915.
Benefit Basketball
Game Tonight
There will be a benefit game
Tuesday evening at 8:15 between
the CAP and the Federated
Church. In the opener at 7, the
rubber game between the Alumni
Girls and the High School Girls
v/ill conclude their rival series as
both teams have won two games
each.
The tilt pitting the Church
against the CAP is to help the
two teams to purchase uniforms.
As the season draws to a close the
CAP have a 4-11 record and the
Church a 4-9 slate. Bill Dann,
Carl Kliest and John Kramer pace
the CAP while Pete Hahn, Ray
Kangas and Herb Williams lead
the Church attack.
Marge Hay, Beatrice Lee, Lois
Swanberg and Vera Huff will see
action for the Alumni at the for
ward spots while Hana Ross will
counter with her scoring trio of
Marge Willoya, Madeline Piscoya
and Julia Brown.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage: Wm.
E. Ray, Lt. Col. Thomas Albee,
Thomas Menadelook, Pfc. Andrew
Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Tweet
and Norman Tweet, Pete Hahn,
A1 Sahlin, George Bell, Pete Lar
sen, Gordon Swanberg, Elmer
Greene, Milton Willoya, RoBert
Summers, Robert Herman, Ber
nard Ferrari.
Departing for Anchorage: C. E.
Ashley, Herb Johnston, Ed Ebert,
Thelma Pilafian, Sgt. Wm. B.
Corolon, Gerald T. Witimer, and
B. T. Ferrari.
NOTICE
Parents and guests of Cub
Scouts in Pack 363 will meet at
the C.A.A. Recreation Center to
morrow evening at 7:00 p.m.
The center is located near the
C. A.A. garages directly east of
House No. 11.
NOTICE
1953 Automobile Licenses are
now being issued at the Nome
Branch Office of the Department
of Taxation. Sect. 12 of the Alas
ka Motor Vehicle Act requires
that after February 28. 1953, all
vehicles now in operation must
display 1953 license plates. Non
compliance is a misdemeanor.
Motor Vehicle Division
Department of Taxation
Territory of Alaska
Pub. Feb. 23, 25, 27, 1953
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership now existing between
Albert Pasquan and Axel Edman,
known as the A and A Garage,
is as of this date dissolved. All
accounts due A and A Garage will
be payable to Axel Edman.
Albert Pasquan
23 Axel Edman
WANT ADS
WANTED — Bleached seal skins,
oogruk, rabbit, baby seal, or old
furs of all kinds. Art & Trading
Center. tf
FOUND — Red zipper purse. Call
at Nugget.
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday -r- 7:30 p.m.
"EXCUSE MY DUST"
Red Skelton - Sally Forrest
MacDonald Carey - Monica Lewis
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Nome High Wins
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Nome ever beat Palmer’?”
Nome-Valdez — Nome was in
command all the way through this
game as they set a new tourna
ment scoring record. Valdez tried
both a man-to-man and zone de
fense against the Nanoaks, but to
no effect. Nome continually drove
through for lay-ins. According to
Coach Hahn, this was the first
game where Nome showed any
class. The ball handling was fair
and the passing much better, al
though they weren’t up to par, the
boys locked lots better. Greene,
Swanberg, Bell, and Larsen com
pletely dominated the boards. The
quarter scores: 22-3, 33-13, 48-31
and 73-39.
Nome-Kodiak City — In this
game, it began like the Valdez af
fair as Swanberg completely dom- J
inated both backboards and was
ably assisted by Bell, Greene, Lar
sen, Willoya and Olson. Kadiak
had very little to offer for oppo
sition, although they had several
excellent shooters. The Nanook
defense was airtight and1 Kodiak
gat only an occasional long shot.
Coach Hahn said, “This game was
evidence of Nome’s complete
domination of the tournament.”
Quarter scores, 17-6, 32-9, 46-20
and 57-32.
Individual scoring, 4 games
Gordon Swanberg .46
Elmer Greene .40
George Bell .31
Milton Willoya .29
Pete Larson .28
A1 Sahlin .15
Vernon Olson .15
Robert Summers . 6
Robert Herman . 2
Total .212
Opposition .124
Amundsens, Tuckers,
Emmons’s and Lindbergs
Welcome New Arrivals
Rev. and Mrs. Roald Amundsen
of the Covenant Church are the
parents of a son, Timothy Elstad,
weighing 10 pounds, one ounce,
born Feb. 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tucker are
the parents of a daughter, Minnie
Arlene, weighing six pounds, 10
ounces, born Feb. 21. Mr. Tucker
is employed by the U.S. Smelting
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emmons
are the parents of a son, Carl Ed
ward, born this morning, weigh- ,
ing eight pounds, six ounces. Mr.
Emmons is with the Alaska Road
Commission.
Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Lindberg
are the parents of a son born
Feb. 22. Mr. Lindberg is em
ployed by the U.S. Tin Corp. and
is at Lost River.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Stevens Return
Mr. and Mrs. Les Stevens, for
merly of Nome, who have been
making their residence at Circle
Springs for the past three years
returned Saturday to make their
home here. Mr, Stevens plans to
reopen his accounting office here.
Bering Sea Club
Dining Room
Now Open
Dinners Only
4-12 p.m*
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