Children Under 18
Reminded 10 O’clock
Curfew To Be Enforced
The chief of police reminds
parents and children under 18
that the curfew rings each night
at 10 o'clock, and all young people
under that age are to be off the
street at that time.
Children found on the street
after that hour will be picked up
and taken to the Police Station
and held there pending the arri
val of parents.
Any young people who must be
on the street after that time are
asked to carry a note from their
parents, stating the reason for
their being out at that late hour.
This information has been sent
to the school, Chief Jenks stated,
and the children have had the
ordinance explained to them in
classrooms.
Parents are urged to cooperate
with tho Police Department in
enforcing the curfew.
Arctic Sanitary Service
Phone RED 181
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Mrs. Walter Hodge Returns
From Cruise To Barrow
Mrs. Walter Hodge returned
from a four-week cruise on the
North Star which took her from
Kotzebue to Barrow, stopping at
all the villages along the coast
on the south-bound trip. She re
ports the ice pack was visible
from Barrow but it was a long
ways from shore. While in Wain
wright she visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Hahn, formerly of
Nome.
Wild Cranes Fly South
Thousands of wild crane flew
over Nome Friday headed south
for the winter from their nest
ing grounds in the Arctic.
REINDEER MEAT NOTICE
The North Star will arrive
about October 1st with reindeer
meat from Nunivak Island. Native
people must place their individ
ual orders for this meat at the
Alaska Native Service office be
fore ship's arrival. No orders can
be taken after ship's arrival. Meat
will be sold at Lomen's dock in
half carcass lots only at 44 cents
per pound. No meat will be
brought ashore that has not been
ordered.
L. B. Williams,
Alaska Native Service
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SEPTEMBER 23rd.
CALLING AT ST. MICHAEL, NOME, AND TELLER
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CALLING AT VALDEZ AND SEWARD.
WALTER W. SIPPRELL. AGENT PHONE MAIN 68
Anchorage Optometrist
Will Be In Nome Monday
To Thursday Next Week
Dr. E.E. Bach, optometrist from
Anchorage is coming to Nome
next week to perform eye exam
inations. He will be here Monday
to Thursday, Sept. 27 to 30. Ex
aminations will be conducted in
space made available to him by
the Po'laris Hotel.
Dr. Bach is not a newscomer
hto the- territory. He first came to
Alaska 16 years ago and has been
a resident for the last 14 years.
He is married, owns his home and
maintains a practice in Anchor
age.
If the response is sufficient Dr.
Bach plans to make frequent
visits to Nome. He now serves the
Kuskokwim Paver area with vis
its to McGrath and Bethel.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Leonard Filoseta,
Robert Tocktoo, W. W. Laws, and
Myra Sun of Koyuk.
Discharged: L. Williams, Mrs.
Lauvan, Catherine Dickson, An
drew Peterson Jr., Jan Sterling.
WA N I A D S
WANTED TO RENT—2-bedroom
unfurnished home by Army
family who will be in Nome
2 years. Call Sgt. August, Wal
lace Hotel. 112
BUNNY BOOTS—All felt. Ass’t
small, med., large. Excellent
cond. 200 pr. $240. Write or wire
Pacific Trading Co., Spenard,
Alaska, or Ph. 28692 or 31714
Anchorage. Ill
FOR RENT — Modern, furnished
cabin. Call Main 89.
FOR SALE—Remington Portable
Typewriter. Bargain $35. Call
Main 89.
Want to rent a house or apart
ment? Call Hite — Main 123.
FOUND—Another pair glasses
with maroon frame.
FOR SALE—China closet, walnut
finish. Call Main 186. 110
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I 20 Reindeer Here From
Golovin Destined For Oregon
John Zumstein has brought to
town from Golovin 20 live rein
deer, using both the facilities of
Alaska Airlines and Wien Air
lines. These deer will be shipped
to Oregon and will join their
cousins there which Zumstein
flew out last year and the year
before.
Hraold Yerber Is New
Patrolman For The City
The latest addition to the Nome
police force is Harold Yerger, who
is the new patrolman. Yerger
comes from New York and has;
just completed 30 months in
Japan with the Air Police. He |
will assist Chief Herb Jenks and '
Patrolman E. O’Dell, who also
joined the force recently.
FOUND—Keys of James Kain
ginzinia. Call for at Nugget.
North Star Stops Briefly Sunday
The M.S. North Star stopped
briefly Sunday morning to take
off passengers and freight and
then continued on to Nunivak Is
land to load reindeer meat.
Passengers for Nunivak island
included Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Slwooko and family who are- going
to the island as missionaries for
the Covenant Church. The Slwoo
kos originally came from Gambell
on St. Lawrence Isand, and have
been active with the young people
of the Covenant Church here for
several years..
Otto Giest To Dig At Koyuk
Otto Giest, well known arche
ologist who has worked with the
University of Alaska for many
years and is specially well known
here for his work on St.,Lawrence
Island, is visiting in Nome enroute
to Koyuk where he plans to dig
while the water is low, for speci
mens known to be there.
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