MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Philip Gray, Evelyn
Amarok. E. Doqkery, Ned Bou
cher, and Jerry Griggs.
Discharged: Albert Miller, Olga
Bale and Lovell Rawlett.
BOY SCOUT
FOOD SALE
Saturday, Oct. 13
N.C. STORE
Election Board Works
All Night Thursday To
Complete Election Return
The Election' Board met again
Thursday afternoon at four p.m.
and worked through the night
until 5 o’clock this morning be
fore completing their official
count of Tuesday’s general elec
tion. The new count is included
in the table on page three.
The Board had worked all
night Tuesday night until Wed
nesday morning when they sealed
the ballot boxes and placed them
in the vault of the U.S. Clerk of
the Court.
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Two Fire Alarms Today
There were two fire alarms
during lunch hour today. At 12:25
a call was answered to the Les
Bronson residence where the high
wind has caused a ‘'blow back"
down the stack with soot and
gas blowing into the house.
At 12:33, just as the fire crew
was returning to the station the
second alarm came in from the
Floyd Walluk residence oa West
2nd. This was also a blowback
in the stack caused by the wind.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Gil McPheter,
J. E. Hawkins, Russ Hill, Don
Wick, Glen Penland, Wm. Forbes,
John Heater, A. Golgeren, Pietro
Rivetti, Juilio Rivetti, A.B. Clark,
C.W. Harris, Walter Mullins, Clif
ford Olanna.
From Kotzebue: Lydia Norton.
To Anchorage: John Mulligan,
Fred Smith. Bert Flotre, R.E. Hill,
Don Wick, G. Penland, R. Russ.
To Kotzebue: V. L. Stowell, J.
Hawkins, Russ Hall, Glen Pen
land, G, McPheter, Don Wick, R.
L. Fisher, Isaac Hensley.
From Unalakleet: JC. J. Soper,
Rollo Fisher.
From McGrath: Sig Krogstad.
To McGrath: Jack Lynch.
NOTE OF APPRECTIATION
I wish to express my sincere
appreciation to the voters of the
Second Division for their support
in the general election.
—Charles E. Fagerstrom
NOTICE
DON'T FORGET!
ARCTIC CLUB CARNIVAL
NOVEMBER 3, 1956
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The Man to See Is . . .
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P.O. Box 123. Nome. Alaska
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APW Engineer
To Help City Plan
New Water System
j
The Nome City Council met in
regular session Monday night and
discussed plans for the new water
and sewerage system being con
templated.
The council has been advised by
Alaska Public Works that when
its representative comes to Nome
in November for the turning over
to the city of the new school, an
engineer will be sent to assist
the city in laying out the plans
for the new project.
The Department of Health has
also been informed and asked to
have a representative here at that
time.
Ambulance Fee Set At $5
The city has announced a fee
of $5.00 for ambulance service,
except in emergency cases. There
were six calls for this service
last month.
The Chief of Police recom
mended that the city require reg
istration and fees for peddlers
and solicitors and that an ordin
ance be enacted to this effect in
the near future so as to be in
cluded in the re-codification of j
city ordinances.
Plan To Improve School Streets
The street department plans to
remove about 12 inches of muck
from the streets surrounding the
school and spread gravel if it is
possible before the freeze-up.
A fire alarm system for the
school was discussed and plans
made for its installation by city
employes.
The Chief of Police reported on
additional equipment being added
to the fire truck to take care of
emergencies at Nome Field. The
city fire department is on call for
NOTE OF THANKS
I wish to express by sincere
appreciation to all those who
voted for me.
—Edith Bullock
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aircraft protection since the Air
Force withdrew their fire station
at the field.
Crash Landings
It was stated that the city
could not be expected to maintain
a regular service but will natur
ally stand by for crash landings.
However some arrangement will
have to be made for regular pro
tection for airplane landings and
take-offs because additional help
will be needed in order to pro
vide the planes with fire truck
protection on two-minutes notice.
If the weather permits a fire
line of concrete pipe will be
laid this t fall to the hospital. It
was announced that the use of
concrete pipe for fire lines is
experimental.
Prevent a fire in your home
by keeping corners, closets and
sheds free of old papers, loose
clothing, empty boxes, etc.
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KNOM-TV
TONIGHT
7:30—Rin Tin Tin
8:00—Big Story
8:30—Man Against Crime
8:00—Cavalcade of Sports
SUNDAY
7:30—Disneyland
8:30—Christophers
9:00—Feature Movie
9:00 "Guilt of Janet Ames"
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