Dinner Draws
Visitors Together
Sixteen communities and six
airlines were represented at a
dinner Friday evening honoring
the members of the Alaska Cham
fer and the Alaska Airlines vis
itors.
Pan American Airways was
•represented by Mel Harris, Pa
cific Northern by George Shar
rock and Bill Hardisty; SAS by
Bill Schafer; West Coast Airlines
toy Clyde Kostentoader; Wien Air
lines by Pearse Walsh, and a group
of Alaska Airline officials was
headed by its president, Charles
Willis, vice president Richard Gil-1
ert, and Lee Shay, general sales
manager.
Jerry Manning, president of the
Nome Chamber, was toastmaster,
and many of the visitors were
called upon to speak. Special
guests were Mr. Wm. A. Flood,
and Robert Graham, from the De
partment of Commerce, Wash-N
ington, D. C., who came for the
Chamber meeting, to make a pres
entation on income studies in |
Alaska.
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Dallas Eberle and Pauline Renner
Are Married Here Yesterday
Dallas Eberle and Pauline Ren
ner were married Sunday after
noon by acting U.S. Commission
er Earl Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Hedreen stood up for the couple.
Mr. Eberle is with the Federal
Electric Co., and Mrs. Eberle is
employed by .the Bering Sea
Club.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL —
Elizabeth Herman, Aaron Jack
son. Discharged — Irene O’Con
nor, Harry Komonaseak, Joyce
Tucker, Simon Ahkolik, Sara
Okleasik.
WEDDING BELLS . . .
A quiet wedding ceremony was
solemnied by Judge Vernon Forbes
in Fairbanks in the judge’s cham
[j rs May 15. Judy Morris, sister
ol Mrs. Ethel Granite, was united
in marriage to Edward Lowe Mar
tin III, son of Mrs. Edward Lowe
Martin II. Kansas, Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Frances, of
t’ e Educational Department in
t e Bureau of Indian Affairs,
who have been stationed here
the past two years, are being
transferred from Alaska, and are
to leave this week for the States.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional rain or
‘ drizzle. South winds, 10 to 20
miles per hour.
Low tonight 35, high tomorrow
45. Sunrise at 2:10 a.m., sunset
at 10:50 p.m.
Clyde Kostenbader of the West
Coast Airlines is visiting here
with his mother, Mrs. O. H.
Shute. Clyde was in Nome several
years ago, when his father,
“Dutch” Kostentoader, was a resi
dent.
Weekend USO
Show ‘Tailored’
For 49th State
Thll, loose-limed Gil Lamb,
whos£ zany clowning opposite Bet
ty Hutton, Claudette Colbert and
Dorothy Lamour has made him a
nationally known comedian, stars
in a new USO Shows production,
“Girls and Gags,” now on a 6
week tour of bases in the Alaskan
Command. The show was espe
cially tailored for Alaska by the
USO Shows office in Hollywood,
and will be offered to the public
at Nome High School Gym* at 8
p.m. on Saturday. May 30.
Gil’s comedy routines have been
featured in such motion pictures
as “The Fleet’s In,” “Star
Spangled Rhythm,” “Riding High,”
and “Rainbow Island.” Earlier in
his career he was featured on
Broadway in .“The Show Is On,”
with Bert Lahr and Bea Lillie and
“Hold On To Your Hats,” with
A1 Jolson and Martha Raye.
With him in the laugh-studded
USO show are Karel Savory, com
edienne; Phyllis Applegate, singer,
and Jil Adams, dancer. Music is
provided by Jack Shoop, sax and
clarinet; Dorothy Ming, accor
dion, and Dave “Tico” Robbins,
drums.
USO shows are financed through
the contributions of the American
public to their United Fund and
Community Chest drives, and
through the Federal Service Over
seas Fund Campaign.
Tickets for this show will be
available Wednesday at the office
of the City Clerk.
Nome Market Changes Hands
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson,
who have been operating the
Nome Market this wipter, sold out
last week and departed for the
States, to make their home.
The market will be reopening
under new management later this
week, it was reported by An
derson.
You can’t tell—maybe a fish
goes home and lies about the size
of the bait he stole.
Rubber
Stamps
Large assortment of styles
and sizes at reasonable prices
. . . Fast, efficient, courteous
service.
The
Nome Nugget
Nome, Alaska
James F. O’Sullivan, Agent — Phone Main 68
1,000 Ride Golden
Nugget Free Flight
About one thousand persons, old j
and young, enjoyed courtesy rides j
on the Golden Nugget DC-6C of |
the Alaska Airlines, all day j
Saturday.
The formal dedication of Nome
Terminal took place at 2 o’clock,
when Charles Willis, president of
the Alaska Airlines, presented!
Mayor Steffen Andersen with an '
engraved plaque for the new [
terminal.
Other speakers for the cere- i
mony were Judge Walter Hodge,
Senator Bill Beltz, Richard Gil
bert, vice president of Alaska
Airlines, Lee Shay, general man
ager, George Sharrock, the presi
dent of Alaska State Chamber of!
Commerce, and Walt Rollins,
Alaska Airlines public relations
official.
Although the day was unusually
cold, the 40-piece Nome School
Band played throughout the hour
preceding the ceremony, and took
part during the ceremony. Color |
guard was made up of members of
the Civil Air Patrol Cadets.
The NWA Chamber of Com
merce has presented for the ter
minal a unique display welcom
ing arrivals at the airport. Made
of spotted seal and original draw
ings, it has been appropriately
framed, and hangs facing the en
trance of the new terminal.
All the speakers expressed
their interest in the importance
of the terminal for the future of
Nome and this part of the new
State.
Del Kampmann, local manager
for Alaska Airlines, expressed his
appreciation this morning for the
wonderful cooperation given by
the community, and especially to
the Civil Air Patrol, Explorer
, Scouts, • U. S. Weather Bureau,
j Nome School Band, Chamber of
Commerce manager John McNeeSj
North Star Restaurant and Hotel,
Arctic Club, Nome Sanitary
Service, Morgans, and the Eskimo
dancers from both local groups.
MEETING CALLED
FOR 1 P.M. TOMORROW
A meeting of the Tourist Com
mittee of the Chamber of Com
merce and all persons interested
in the Midnight Sun Festival has
been called for tomorrow. The
time is 1 o’clock and the place
is the Bering Sea Club.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
NOTICE
I will no longer be responsible
for debts other than those con
tracted for by myself.
— Stanley Sobocienski
WANT ADS
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT wants
baby-sitting job. Light house
work included. Call Main 57.
KIDDIES TRACTOR and trailer
for sale. Good condition. Call
Black 7. , 63c
FOR SALE — Play pen, stroller,
baby buggy, youth bed, electric
heater, large baby sled, small
children’s sled with guard rails.
Call White 194.
OLD COINS WANTED by Santa
Barbara, Calif., collector. Es
pecially want Indian head cents
and gold pieces. If you have
any, send list to L. J. Maldhof,
307 Coleman Ave., Santa Bar
bara, Calif. It
FOR SALE — Symphonic Deluxe
Stereophonic High Fidelity Con
sole, dual speaker system, with
AM/FM stereo tuner, 4-speed
changer, diamond needle, blond
cabinet. Only 8 months old,
$450 value for $250 cash. Phone
Black 195 after 6 p.m. 64c
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
TONIGHT
KNOMtTV
MONDAY TUESDAY
6:30—Cancer Film 6:30—Tim McCoy
7:00—Kingdom of the Sea 6:45—Junior Science
7:30—Wagon Train 7:00—Modern Home
8:30—You Bet Your Life 7:15—Industry on Parade
9:00—Rifleman 7:30—Wyatt Earp
9:30—Kraft Music Hall 8:00—Price Is Right
10:00—Feature Movie 8:30—Wrestling
9:30—Building the Dew Line
(Program Subject to Change) 10:30—Perry Como
TV Bills Payable At Nome Hardware Store
For TV Sales and Repair call Main 177 after 5:30
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