Ray Tveter Discharged
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From Veterans Hospital
Ray Tveter, formerly of Nome, !
has been discharged from the ;
Veterans Administration hospital i
at Walla Walla, Wash., April 20.
Bonn Davis, supervisor of the
federal jail here, the position Tve
ter held while in Nome, received
the news in a letter from Tveter
•last week.
Tveter said in the letter it will J
he June before he will be able to j
return to his work. Before he j
was laid up, he worked as super- j
visor at the federal prison camp j
at Anchorage.
His wife and four children are
living in Anchorage at 1516 Birch
wood Ave. and he may be con
tacted at that address.
CORRECTION
Manager Steffen Andersen of
the N.C. Cat Shop, local Ford
dealer, tells us that the Dodge
car sold last week was not the
first 1956 model sold in Nome.
’Andersen states that a Fairline 4
door sedan, 1956 model, was sold
to the Q Cab last October and
delivered after the arrival of the
last boat.
Ellen and Pamela Mulvihill Back
Ellen Mulvihill of Modern
Cleaners, and her daughter Pam
ela returned to Nome* Saturday
after a vacation in the States
which started in February.
While out the Mulvihills visited
Mexico and witnessed a bullfight.
Ellen brought back with her a
manager for her dry cleaning es
tablishment, Louis Miller, who
has had 27 years experience in
the dry cleaning and laundry
business.
L. Mattila Returns from Finland
Laurie Mattila, well known pio
neer, who has been in Finland
for the past two years, returned
to Nome Saturday and is visit
ing with his many friends. Mr.
Mattila says he is home for good
this time.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
tr.S. Dept. of Commerce Weather Burea
Fair and continued warm thru
Tuesday. Easterly winds 10 to 20
mph. Low temperature expected
tonight 33,1 high tomorrow 43.
At Nenana at 7 o’clock this
morning it was 43 degrees and
clear.
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60 YEARS SERVING- ALASKA
First Direct Freighter
SS TONSINA sailing from Seattle
JUNE 5,. 1956
CALLING: NOME, ST. MICHAEL.
UNALAKLEET, TELLER.
Will carry all types of cargo
including cold storage and cool room
Freighters sailing every Tuesday
for Seward and Valdez.
Every Friday for Seward
Vi ‘ Mr>i I t . 1 u M11 FI
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Peggy Lou Lucas and
Frederic J. Kraun Married
Last Saturday Evening
Peggy Lou Lucas, daughter of
Mrs. A. E. Bohrer, and Frederic
Julius Kraun, pilot for Alaska
Airlines, were married at the
bride’s home Saturday evening.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Don Bruckner.
The bride and groom were both
in navy blue suits, with the bride
and her attendant, Judy Darly,
both wearing gardenia corsages.
The groom was attended by How
ard Hanson.
Soft background recorded music
was played during the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her stepfather, A. E. Bohrer.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Fairbanks: Bishop Frances
Gleason, H. E. Humbaugh, Ed
Lucas, W.C. Parmalee, Don Spi
vak, Jones Hellehan, Joe Abbot,
John Hagwood, Joe Ventura.
Kotzebue to Fairbanks: C. C.
Taylor.
To Galena: Walt Blau, David
LaVoie.
From Fairbanks. Sigfried Han
son, Flora Balenger, Robt. Rocco,
Hans Fischer, Ed Elkins, Paul
i Caldwell, J.S. Jenkins, J. H. Fred
ricks.
From Kotzebue: Robt. Morgan?
J K. Richards, O.E. Reed.
NOTICE OF RIFLE FIRING
First Scout Bn., Alaska Nation
al Guard will conduct firing of
M-l rifles at a point P/a miles
directly south of ANG headquar
ters on Front St. Maximum range
of rifle is 3,500 yards. Firing will
be toward the south. Time, 7:30
p.m. April 23, for a period of
l-P/2 hours.
All seal hunters or any other
persons are hereby notified to be
out of the area at the time speci
fied.
C OF C DINNER CANCELLED
The Chamber of Commerce din
ner scheduled for Tuesday eve
ning has been cancelled. The reg
ular noon luncheon will be held
as usual.
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WA N T A I) S
FOR SALE — Hallicrafter radio;
size 9Vz hip boots, and other
items. Call Black 182. 50
FOUND—Ring of keys on Bel
mont Point. Identify at Nugget
and pay for this ad.
NOW! Professiosal sign painting
available in Nome. Call Main 152.
FOR SALE—10 cu. ft. deep freeze
practically new, 5 cu. ft. refrig
erator, Universal washing ma
chine, practically new, numer
ous other articles. Call after
5:30 p.m., Red 74. 49p
SHOWING AT THE U
theater!
Two Shows Nightly—7:15 Si 9:15 jr |
Doors Open 6:45 p.m. a I
TONIGHT
PTA Meets Tuesday Night
Nome PTA will meet tomorrow
evening at 8 o’clock in the As
sembly Room of the High School. |
Now officers for the coming year
will be elected. An award will be
made to the school room which
has had the most parents attend
ing PTA meetings this last year.
An interesting program has
been planned and light refresh
ments will be served after the
meeting.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Frank Boyd,
JoAnn Aukon, Raymond Manutt,
August Ricci, Charles Swim, Nor
ma Runyon, Ethlyn Miller, Mary
E. Jolley, Eunice Logan, L. E. Car
penter, W. F. Bowser, O. D. Carl
son, G.O. Brown, Frank Muffet.
To Anchorage: Charles Hill,
Harry Smith, Thomas Furber,
Ken Kilmer, A. C. Dyer, Edward
Doyle, Caspar Caterinichio, Sgt.
D. Schmidt, Mr. Kleinkopf, Earl
Woodard, John Rhoodes, Louis
Matthews, Harry Finnell, Ray
mond Roof, James Pierce, Donald
Krinkel, C. Smith.
To McGrath: V. Supko. From
Unalakleet: Vern Hirsch, Sig
Krogstad.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Funeral services for Bert Bell
will be held Wednesday, April 25,
at the Community Methodist
Church by Rev. WiLlard Meck
lenburg.
Theater Receives Repair
Part For Projector And
Will Present “Rogue Cop"
The Theater management an
nounces that there will be a
show tonight as the repair part
for the projector arrived today.
Willie Brown praised the fine
cooperation of Pan American Air
ways and Wien Airlines in bring
ing this needed piece of machin
ery from Seattle in record time.
The projector broke down Satur
day night during the first show.
Tonight’s feature will be the
film “Rogue Cop” starring Robert
Taylor.
VOLLEYBALL GETS
UNDER WAY TONIGHT
WITH THREE GAMES
Nome’s latest sport, volleyball,
swings into reality tonight at 7:30,
when the Polar Hornets clash with
the ACS Shamrocks in the open
ing game. The Nanooks play the
j Air Force in the second game and
the Nome Aces meet the Sham
rocks in the nightcap.
This is a sport designed for the
audience. Don’t miss it.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
WALTER J. HICKEL
Republican National Committeeman, Says:
“Senators, congressmen and officials in Wash
ington with whom I talked are very much im
pressed with the quality and character of the
Constitution for the State of Alaska. This docu
ment is winning friends for our cherished goal of
statehood now. I urge all Alaskans to vote “Yes” •
to ratify our Constitution. It will demonstrate to
the nation our political maturity and the fact that
we are ready for equal rights under the American
flag.” _
Mike J. Walsh, Democrat of Nome, received the
above wire from Mr. Hickel and Mike says:
“This proves beyond all doubt that the
Constitution is a non-partisan issue.”
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