Council Holds Special
Meeting Tuesday Noon
As there were not enough city
councilmen present to make a
quorum last Monday evening, a
special meeting was held Tues
day noo'n at which time an agree
ment between the CAA and the
city was cancelled and a new one
drafted to replace it.
The change was necessitated by
a change in location of a power
pole line set up by the CAA.
A request was made that a
street light be installed at War
ren and Division Street, which at
present is a very dark corner.
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT
Peter Egelak of White Mountain
was held to answer to the Grand
Jury on a charge of embezzlement
of public monies.
NOTICE
Our phone number is MAIN 1
as of Oct. 1.
Nome Sanitary Service
City Dog Pound
Is Now Operating
Chief of Police Herb Jenks
has announced that a new dog
pound is now in use and all dogs
picked up on the streets are held
there from 24 to 48 hours.
If the dogs have a city license
the owners are notified, stated
Chief Jenks and they are not
impounded if they are immedi
ately claimed by their owner.
Dogs impounded can be released
upon payment of a $2.50 fee.
ROAD COMMISSION GETS
FOUR BIG GRAVEL HAULERS
The Alaska Road Commission
have received four modern “Tur
napulls” for road work in this
area. The new pieces of equip
ment were brought in by air.
Two of these 8-yard gravel
hauling pieces of equipment are
already in use on the Nome
Kougarok Road and are replac
ing trucks which have been used
heretofore for gravel haul.
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SQUARE KNOT DUE
ST. MICHAEL OCTOBER 6th
NOME OCTOBER 7th — THEN TELLER
Freighter Sailings From Seattle:
EVERY TUESDAY CALLING VALDEZ, THEN SEWARD
EVERY FRIDAY CALLING SEWARD
WALTER W SIPPRELL, AGENT PHONE MAIN 68
Alarm Calls Fire Dept. To
Front St. Garage This A.M.
The siren which alerted the
community this morning about 9
o’clock, called the Fire Depart
ment to the Front St. Garage.
Cause o'f the alarm was an over
heated stove and no damage re
sulted.
SUNNY JIM DIED SUNDAY
James Kanyak, better known as
Sunny Jim, aged 46, passed away
last Sunday.
The funeral will be held from
the Nazareno Church Friday af
ternoon at 2 p.m.
Youth for Christ Elect Officers
The Youth for Christ organiza
tion has held its annual election
of officers with Airman Carol
Brown the new president; Eunice
Erickson, vice president; Cath
erine Frances, secretary; Eleanor
Holm, treasurer and Opal Peter
son. publicity chairman.
~WSCS MEETING FRIDAY
WSCS of the Methodist Church
meets Friday evening at 8 o'clock
with Mrs. John Cooley. All ladies
who wish to attend should contact
Esther McCoy for transportation.
Anyone furnishing transportation
should also contact her.
WANT ADS
GAME PLUMAGE
Sportsmen! Save those feathers—
preferable skins, including the
wings of legal game birds. Ap
ply borax to fresh skins and
dry. CASH for a bit of conser
vation. Reply by airmail to
Daniel’s Feathered Trophies,
2236 Market St., San Francisco
14, California. 3)117
FOR SALE—-1949 Aeronca Sedan
on Floats, Metalized, Corrosion
Proofed, Clean Ship, One Own
er. $4,200. Write Box 2436,
Ketchikan, Alaska. 115
FOR RENT—Double apt., central
heating, flush toilets. Main 123.
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THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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MANDEVILLES ARE PARENTS
OF SON, 11 POUNDS, 8 OUNCES
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mandeville
are the proud parents of a son
born this morning at the MMM
Hospital. _
Milton Dwight Mandeville is off
to a good start, weighing in at
eleve-n pounds and eight ounces
when he was born.
The Mandevilles operate the
Wallace Hotel and Bering Sea
Club.
Maternal grandmother Marie
Boyce came from Seattle for the
event.
NEW MACHETANZ BOOK
NOW AT POLET'S STORE
The- new book of Fred and Sara
Machetanz “Where Else but Al
aska" is now available at Polet’s
Store. Several autographed copies
were received from the authors
who are- spending the winter at
Unalakleet where they will com
pile material for a new book on
the vanishing sled dogs of Alaska.
REINDEER MEAT SALES
Weather permitting reindeer
will be sold at Lomen dock at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Sept.
30. If the weather is bad Thurs
day, then the meat will be sold
at 2 o'clock the first afternoon
thereafter that the weather is
good. Keep in touch with the
ANS Office for further informa
tion.
L. B. Williams,
Alaska Native Service
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Edw. Olson,
Maj. Paul Hardman, Capt. Harry
Bard, Sgt. Edw. Coyle, Frank
Frey, Weslie Rose, M. J. Gil
mour, Sgt. Cadenhead, W. R.
Witte, W. C. Ehlke, G. E. Wicher,
Wm. Krenz, S. E. Erickson.
To Anchorage: Edna Miller,
Anthony Madonia, Clifford Yo
hey, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rickett,
Hannah Miller, Wm. Krenz.
To McGrath: Lt. Charles Nolan,
Lt. Lyle Wilson.
To Kotzebue: E. L. Mayfield,
Roy Casey.
To Unalakleet: Bob Dcsforges.
WIEN AIRLINES
Kotzebue to Nome: Ftobt. Baker,
Phil Johnson, Jack Adams, E. L.
Mayfield.
To' Fairbanks: Frank Fish, El
lington Baker, L. Dorman.
To Galena: Mr. Riley.
From Tanana: Francie Paul.
From Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Rickett, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Clc-mcnt, Richard Schmidt, John
Crooton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Nershak, and Ruth, Lorena, Jim
mie, Charlie and Richard, Jr. Ner
shak.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: George Kakarak of
Lost River, Theresa Penotac, Wm.
Curran, Edman Bloom, Alfred
Hanson, Edith Mandeville.
Discharged: Lucy Amarok,
Clara Tuilana and infant, Barbara
Kololuk, Anna Williams.
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