THE NOME NUGGET
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Entered as second class matter October 14, 1943, at the
post office at Nome. Alaska, under Act of March 3. 1879.
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NOME EDUCATION
ASSN. ELECTS OFFICERS
Sheila O’Brien, has been elect
ed president of the Nome Educa
tional Association with Frank
Gavin, vice president; LaVonne
Small, secretary, and Carl Wom
backer treasurer.
This group will be sponsoring
National Education Week, of
which more details will be an
nounced at a later date. Education
Week is from Nov. 6 to 12.
It -has been announced that they
■re sending as delegate to the
meeting of the Alaska Education
Assn., Lennie May Nerland who
will leave for Seward on Oct. 26
to return the following Monday.
Also in connection with Educa
tion Week the classroom of Mrs.
Luther Dunbar will present an
American Eucation Week play at
the next meeting of PTA which
is secheduled for next Tuesday,
Oct. 25.
MAGISTRATE AND STATE
ATTORNEY OFF TO BARROW
State Magistrate James St.
Amour and State Attorney Bob
Erwin left today for Barrow on
official business and expect to re
turn in about a week.
Nome gets all kinds of credit.
For instance—A small California
paper says: “The window of a
Nome restaurant carries this sign:
Clam Chowder 50 cents, Texas
size bowl, 25 cents.”
Coming To
NOMERAMA
SUNDAY & MONDAY
JAMES STEWART
LEE REMICK
BEN GAZZARA
ARTHUR O'CONNELL
EVE ARDEN
m Columbia release
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR
CHILDREN UNDER 15
Unless Accompanied by Parents
Oldsters Will Have New
Medical Form to File
With Income Tax Return
WASHINGTON, tffl — Starting
Jan. 1, taxpayers who are 65 or
older will have to file a special
income tax form in addition to
their regular return if they want
to claim deductions for medical
expense.
Internal Revenue Service of
ficials said today they are de
signing the new form to comply
with a law which Congress passed
almost without notice nearly six
months ago.
The form will also be used by
those who claim deductions be
cause they pay the medical bills |
of dependent parents or parents
in-law who are 65 or older.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Roy Uatila was picked up on a
vagrancy charge and given a 30
day suspended sentence.
Vic Merrifield was fined $50 for
driving while intoxicated.
On disorderly conduct charges
the following were sentenced:
Frank Omnak, $25 suspended;
Benedict Saclamona $50 and 30
days suspended; Ignasius Pushruk
$90; Doug Cabinboy, 10 days re
instated from previous sentence
and $25 fine; Winfred Adloat $25;
Elmer Soosuk $25.
Drunk charges; Steve Pederson
$50 and 30 days suspended; John
son Segoonik, $25 suspended.
MMM HOSPITAL
L. P. Hoofner, civil worker at
Northeast Cape, who was brought
to the hospital recently, passed
away yesterday.
Irene Appassingak, was brought
in from Gambell for hospitaliza
tion here.
Other patients admitted were
Isabell Arnold and Martha Keller.
Discharged: Isabell Douglas and
Douglas Davis.
Gene Morris, State Police Of
ficer, arrived back from an of
ficial trip on today’s flight of
Wien Airlines.
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Jet Program Will Be
Resumed Here Soon
Pearse Walsh, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, in a
phone communication with El
mendorf Air Force Base, was as
sured that the jet program which
started this month in this area
and which was interrupted due to
the storm, will continue with in
creased activity. USAF jets and
their crews will be oriented in
coastal activity with crews re
maining overnight frequently.
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rQ Norwegian Reindeer
Disregard Border Guards
And Cross Into Russia
VADSOE, Norway, UP)—Defying
security-conscious Soviet border
guards, 50!) reindeer have crossed
into the Soviet Union from Nor
way’s northernmost province of
Finmark.
Frantic efforts by Lapp herd
ers to stop the animals were of
no avail. Said Finmark’s border
commissioner, Audun Magnus:
“We have asked the government
for money to make proper fences
along the border. So far we have
got nothing.”
Now the Soviets and the Nor
wegians are preparing for the
complicated red tape necessary
for repatriation of the defectors.
Elizabeth Taylor Bedfast
In London with Virus
LONDON, —Elizabeth Taylor,
who was overweight on her ar
rival here Sept. 12 to play in a
movie, now is bedfast with a
virus.
Shooting of the picture is held
up.
“She has a low-grade respira
tory infection,” said a spokesman
for the actress.
Her husband, Eddie Fisher, re
turned to London Saturday from
the United States.
“This helped her morale,” said
the spokesman, “but not her
health.”
MR. AND MRS. HARWOOD
, ATTEND INAUGURATION OF
! U OF A PRESIDENT WOOD
Boyd Harwood, University of
Alaska Board of Regents, accom
panied by Mrs. Harwood v/ill de
part for Fairbanks to attend the
inauguration of the new president
Dr. William Wood, which ccre
| rnony will be held in the auditor
! ium of the Bunnell Building on
j Sunday afternoon. He will also
! attend a meeting of the Board of
j Regents.
On Sunday evening an inaugu
ration dinner will be held at the
Travelers Inn and Dr. Fred Mc
Ginnis, recently inaugurated as
president of the Alaska Methodist
University, will give the invoca
tion.
j Axel Edman is leaving to at
j tend a meeting of the Employ
ment Security Advisory Council
in Anchorage, scheduled to be
held on Thursday and Friday.
Leslie Myers, Cordova hotel
owner, has recently been added
to this committee as public mem
ber replacing George Dischner,
who resigned as he would not at
tend the meetings.
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