WIEN AIRLINES
To Fairbanks: W. McAuliffe, I.
Powell, J. Batey, D.N. Keyes, G.
Rosia, R.E. Payton, K.Q. Stevens,
C. W. Thornell, R.A. Brown, P.
W. Woods, C. E. Nettingham, P.
Taglevoce, D.L. Rickerel, L. C.
Coffman, Mr. and Mrs. N. W.
Foster, R. McKvnnley, Tad Neil,
J. Schaach, Mrs. Bogan, J. M.
Flynn, I. Gerry, Larry Daw.
From Fairbanks: Mary Diede,
R. Elkin, G. Carlson, Jasper Hol
man, Mrs. Gertrude Holman, J. J.
Radick, Patsy J. Libertnell, Wm,
Theil, Marion Iworrigan, Kava
Waton, R. Sheppard, Wm. Sulli
van, R. Gallagher, Billy Banks,
Curtis Ward, Robt. Allen, Mal
achy Murphy, W.L. Worthington,
E.. Monaco, Robt. Walker, Melvin
Walker, Bobbie McCoy, Garrett
Hatcher, Geo. Ingraham, Jack
Muller, Robt. Elikin, B. Nulty, L.
Langlois, V. Garlach.
To Kotzebue: Romana Jenkins,
Lyndal Krouse, Fred Egger, Robt.
Scott, Richard Lee, Robt. Clark,
Kenneth Damme.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man to See Is • . .
George Hite—Main 123
P.O. Box 123. Nome. Alaska
Territorial Library Board
To Seek Federal Aid
The Territorial Board of Lib
rary Service concluded a three
day session in Juneau Saturday.
The members have organized and
made plans for the application for
federal aid under the Library
Services Act, which provides a
stepped up program for aid to
rural areas which do not have
library service.
Since the Department of Lib
rary Service was set up a year
ago and a territorial librarian,
Miss Dorothy J. Phelps, appoint
ed, library services in Alaska
have been greatly extended.
Library Services have been ex
tended to include individuals liv
ing in isolated areas.
Members of the Territorial Li
brary Board include:
Mrs. Emily Boucher, chairman,
Nome; Mrs. James Ryan, secre
tary, Fairbanks; Mrs. Helen
Sheahan, treasurer, Juneau; Mrs.
Marjorie Thornquist, Wrangell,
Mrs. Delores Watson, Anchorage.
Mrs. Boucher returned to Nome
today.
PTA TEA TUESDAY NIGHT
The Parent Teacher Assn. Tea
is to be held tomorrow, Tuesday
evening at 8 p.m. in the assembly
room of the high school.
Mothers Club ,
Meetings Start
The Homemakers Club, with
program material from the Ex
tension Service at College, Alaska
will begin their winter meetings
tonight at 7:30 in the recreation
hall of the LWY Community Cen
ter. The local group is known as
the Mothers Club.
More satisfactory ways of man
aging the home are looked for by
these women.
At the meeting tonight officers
will be elected and home Hallow
een games played. There wild be
a short lesson on our local school
hot lunch program.
The meeting is op^i to every
one interested.
Final Inspection Of
Nome School Addition
To Be Made Nov. 6th
B.C. Hamlin, construction engi
neer for Alaska Public Works,
has announced that the final in
spection of the Nome School ad
dition will be made on Nov. 6.
At this time several APW officials
will come to Nome for the event.
They will include A. H. Boberg,
district engineer for APW; Roy
Swanson, examining architect;
Linn Forrest, architect, and Wm.
Tweet, area engineer, from An
chorage.
An open house and dedication
is planned to be held at a later
date by the Nome School Board.
RUMMAGE SALE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30
LWY Community Center
— Sale Hours — 10 to 1 —
★ No School Children Admitted ★
WA IN T ADS
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Alcoholics Anonymous Red 250.
ALASKA Airlines has openings
for two agents and one steno
agent. Applicants must be able
. to type. These permanent posi
tions. Contact W. E- Golden,
Alaska Airlines, Inc. 127
FOUND—Keys In brown leather
case. Call at Nugget and pay
for this ad.
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Constitution Convention
Delegates Invite Interior
Secty. Seaton to Alaska
Four of the Second Division’s
six delegates to the Constitutional
Convention, have joined with
other Alaska delegates to invite
Secretary of the Interior Fred
Seaton to visit Alaska soon. The
purpose of the visit is to acquaint
the secretary with the territory
and its peculiar problems.
The four Second Division dele
gates are: John Cross, John Mc
Nees, M. J. Walsh, and P. L.
Reader. Delegate W.W. Laws ab
stained from the invitation and
delegate Maynard Londborg was
not available since he is in the
States.
NOMEITES SEND HI-FI
TO FATHER MURPHY
Father Neil Murphy, S. J.,
writes from Fairbanks, where he
is now stationed, to express his
sincere appreciation for the hi-fi
record player which he has just
received from his former parish
oners at Nome, who express their
sincere hope it will give him
many enjoyable hours.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy with occasional
snow flurries through Tuesday.
Northwesterly winds 15-20 mph
diminishing tonight. Warmer
Tuesday with the high tempera
tures in the mid 20’s. Low tem
peratures expected tonight 5-10.
Nome data in last 24 hours as
of 7 a.m. today: highest tempera
ture 18, lowest 12. Max. wind 20
mph from the N.W. Sunrise to
morrow at 7:41 a.m., sunset to
night at 3:52 p.m.
Methodist Youth Hold
Halloween Party Saturday
The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship had a Halloween party at the
church social hall Saturday nite.
Games included Bob for Apples,
Pin the Tail on the Donkey,
Winkum, How did Grandma Die,
Old Clothes Relay, Two Deep,
Moon, and many others.
Delicious refreshments were
served.
Those present were Ann Cham
bers, Hannah Greene, Margie Beil,
Connie Nuipok, Mina Tungwenuk,
Laura Apok, Martha Piscoya, Ag
nes Roche, David Grant, Charles
Burnett, James Bell, Mrs. Ray
Preuitt, advisor, and the Rev.
W. M. Mecklenburg, pastor of the
Community Methodist Church.
ARCTIC CLUB
CARNIVAL
— Now November 10 —
Save the date!
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TONIGHT
7:00—Gabby Hayes
7:30—Loretta Young Show
8:00—Star Tonight
8:30—Movie: "Commandos
Strike At Dawn."
TUESDAY
7:00—-Super Circus
7:30—The Hunter
8:00—Reader's Digest
8:30—Ethel and Albert
9:00—Wrestling
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