Catholic Ladies’ Food Sale
July 3 to Raise Money For
Annual Summer School
.The ladies of St. Joseph’s Cath
olic. Church are planning a food
sale on July 3 at the U.S. Merc.
The' proceeds will go toward pay
ing thfe cost of bringing several
nuns to Nome to conduct religious
classes later in the summer.
This is the third year that the
catechism classes will be held, for
all Catholic children of Nome and
outlying distritcs.
A1 persons wishing to contrib
ute food for this sale should tele
phone Mrs. Wm. J. Barber at
Main 165.
Fine Job Priniing at the Nugget
Mobile Placer Concentrator
Brought In By Erickson Placers
To Explore For Scheelite Ore
The Erickson Placer Mines have
a large peice of equipment in
front of the N. C. Cat Shop.
The machine is described as the
Erickson Mobile Placer Concen
trator and will be used for ex
ploration for scheelite on several
claims in this vicinity.
The company, which will em
ploy about ten men this year, it
is reported, is awaiting the rest
of their equipment, including the
towing unit. They will explore at
Rock, Bangor and Bonita Creeks
this summer.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
at the Nugget
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Fresh Meats and Fish
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Housewares and Hardware
Dry Goods
Men's and Ladies’ Furnishings
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SCHEDULED TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
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For Nome, Kotzebue, Keewalik, St. Michael
Receiving freight at Seattle from June 22
to July 3 inclusive, for this sailing.
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Cecil Stoner Listed As
Parole Violator In
Washington State Prison
It has been ascertained that
Cecil Stoner, who slipped over to
Big Diomede Island last week,
was a parolS violator. The war
den of the Washington State Pri->
son says Cecil Augustus Stoner,
45, is listed as a parole violator
and police records show he was
arrested in Nome in March, 1951,
after posting $1,000 bail in Seat
tle on a grand larceny charge in
volving building materials. He
was paroled in i\pril, 1952.
The police file on his case in
cludes a police sergeant report
that he had a reputation for Left
ist sympathies. Another officer
said Stoner once was known for
soapbox speaking inclinations.
According to authorities here,
no action is expected as he went
of his owm free will and report
edly in his own rubber boat which
he apparently took along express
ly for the purpose of paddling
over to the Russian side.
Pauwuk Baby Funeral Postponed
The funeral, of the infant son of
Flo'yd Pauwok scheduled for this
afternoon at the Community
Methodist Church, has been post
poned until Friday at 2 o’clock,
pending the arrival of the father
of the child, who has been delayed
at Council.
Iii Commissioner's Court
Fred Bourdon was sentenced to
ten days in the Federal jail for
being drunk while working on the
M.S. Flemish Knot.
Cecil Ilingnak was given ten
days and Calvin Soosik five days,
for being drunk on a Lomen Com
mercial Co. barge.
They (were admonished that
they not only endangered their
own lives but also the lives of
others who worked with them.
WANT ADS
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All sincere seekers for the great
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to The Ancients write for the
free book, “The Mastery of Life.”
It is mailed without obligation to
students of the higher laws of
nature and mental science.
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FOUND — Reddish brown Husky
pup. Call at Police Station.
LOST — Nugget Cross. Reward.
Call'Nugget. 75
FOUND — Necklace with small
gold cross. Call at Nugget and
pay for ad.
FOR RENT—6x6 truck by hour
or day. Drive yourself or will
furnish driver. See Steve Peder
son, Steadman Ave.
FILSON SUITS
Sleeping Bags — SI2.50
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THE TRADING POST
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
“BELLE Le GRANDE”
STARRING
VERA RALSTON.
JOHN CARROL
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SHORT SUBJECT & CARTOON
Heme Arts Club To See Films
To Coronation Tonight At Igloo
Members of the Home Arts Club
and their families will gather to
night at the Pioneer Iglo'o to see
'motion pictures of the coronation
of Queen Elizabeth II. The films
are provided through the courtesy
of Pan American Airways and the
British Information Service. Fol
lowing the show, refreshments
will be served.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Theresa Ablowlauk
of Teller and Alice Kakarak of
Lost River.
WEATHER FORECAST
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Fog and light rain continuing
through tonight and Thursday
morning. Slow improvement to
morrow afternoon. Gentle south
erly winds.
Lowest temperature expected
tonight 41, high tomorrow 49.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precipitation 2.03 in.
Highest temperature 44, lowest 39.
Max. wind 11 mph from the S.
sunrise 1:20 a.m., set 10:49 p.m.
NOTICE
The North Star is delayed but
will be here sorffg time during the
latter part of the week or the first
of next week. L. B. Williams
Civil Defense “Jeep” Fire
Truck and Pumper Are
Turned Over to the City
At the meeting of the City
Council Councilman jCarl Glavin
ovich reported that the Jeep
pumper arrived on the first boat
and is a wonderful new piece of
equipment provided to the city
by matching funds through the
Civil Defense.
The Jeep is complete with pump
and 200-gallon tank and is report
ed now ready for fires.
It also can pump from any other
water supply, stated Civil Defense
Chairman H. F. Harper.
Nome Civil Defense has also
received two sirens, one of which
is twice the size of the present
fire siren owned by Civil De
fense. They are to be installed and
maintained by the City of Nome.
Harper said that communica
tions equipment also is expected.
Fog Cancels Out Airlines
Pan American Airways’ Wed
nesday plane circled overhead to
day but returned to Fairbanks
because of the fog which has en
compassed Nome for the past sev
eral days. Other airlines also can
celled out. r
Nome has been closed in since
last Friday, the longest single
period of fog in many years.
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