Two Fires During Night ]
The Fire Department was call
ed to two fires, one at 10 p.m.
last night and the other at 21
o’clock this morning. The 10
o’clock fire was at a quonset hut
between B and C Streets, which
is owned toy Mrs. Longley. The
lire was believed caused by chil
dren smoking. It has not been
ascertained w h o the children
•were. There was no damage.
The 2 o’clock fire was at the
residence of Howard Mays — a
chimney fire with no damage re
ported.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Lucille Tevuk, Rich
ard Merrill, Blanche Walters.
Discharged: Norman Ongtowas
•ruk, David Otton, Irene Otton.
Blue Cross Representative Here
Gertrude Wetzel, representative
for the Blue Cross Insurance, ar
rived yesterday and is conferring
with local people interested in
group insurance.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
Bronson Files For Senate
Lester Bronson, who served in
the House during the last session
of the Alaska legislature, has
filed as a candidate for the Sen
ate on the Democratic ticket.
There are now only five days
left in which candidates may file
for territorial office for the pri
mary election to be held in April.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: Frank Bushe,
H. W. Waterfield, Father McIn
tyre, Roy N. Syren, David Ena
nuk, Jack Winckles.
To Kotzebue: John I reton and
Ed Chapman.
From Candle: Mrs. Don Moto
and infant and Lila Gregg.
From Fairbanks: Richard Hop
kins and Howard Pitman.
To Fairbanks: Dean Kettner,
Scott, Elizabeth, Warren and
Warren Williamson Jr., Lt. John
Holden, Capt. Charles East, Sgt.
liter Palm, Bill Wright.
Glen Tale, son of W. O. Tate of
this city has completed his basic
training with the U.S. Air Force
at Parks AFB. After a short vaca
tion in his former home at Ash
land, Ore., he will report for
training in Texas.
His older brother, Melvin, is
I also in the Air Force and is now
1 in Korea.
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Mink Coat Is Awarded
Spenard Man In ACCA
And Youth Center Benefit
The Alaska Crippled Children’s
Assn., reports that Ray Ransom
of Spenard, Alaska, has been
awarded the mink coat which was
given away in a benefit for the
ACCA and the Youth Center in
Nome.
Mrs. Virginia Brown of The
Theater states that appreciation
is extended to those who showed
their interest in the project by
handling or contributing to the
plan. The net results have not
been obtained at this time.
Mike Kelly Back From States
Mike Kelly has returned from
a short visit to the States which
took him as far south as Los
Angeles. Mike reports visiting
with George Goshaw, who is at
the Veterans Hospital in Vancou
ver, Washington. He said Goshaw
is now up and about although
he is very thin.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving Tuesday were: Shirley
Wilkey, Josephine Cannon, Virgil
Jones, Mr. Wagner.
Departing for Fairbanks were
three servicemen: Finley, Merrill
and Corning; and for Seattle:
Chet Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. N.
B. Tweet and Norman Tweet.
John Ireion was in Nome for
a couple of days, enroute to a
northern installation. Ireton is a
specialist on permafrost founda
tions.
NOTICE TO ALL DOG OWNERS
All dog owners are hereby noti
fied to immediately tie their dogs
up, due to numerous complaints
and dogs running in packs. All
loose dogs that cannot be caught
will be destroyed.
Carl C. Webb
Chief of Police
I will not be responsible for
debts contracted by anyone but
myself. —Frank C. Bateman
WANT ADS
FOUND—Male cat, black striped.
Inquire at Nugget.
FOR SALE—6-lidded ranch-style
cook stove with oil burner.
$150. See Charlie at Barber
Shop. 10
WANTED — Chest of drawers,
dresser, refrigerator. Call Air
Force 58. 25
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Chamber Discussion
Reported Favorable
To “Tennessee Plan"
The Chamber of Commerce de- |
voted most of its luncheon meet
ing Tuesday to an open discussion
of the “Tennessee Plan” as pre
sented to them by Delegate Bob
Bartlett and published in this
issue of the Nugget. The members
present voiced a very favorable
response.
A citation of appreciation was
prepared for Margaret Heller,
Alaska Airlines manager, wtho
has resigned, for her work as sec
retary to the Chamber and for
other community work in which
she took an active interest.
Mrs. Cannon Returns From States
Mrs. Josephine Cannon return
ed yesterday after a two-months
tour of the Pacific Coast states.
Bob Cannon is in Seattle, still
under doctor’s care, after under
going surgery, and he will come
home as soon as he is released.
RUMMAGE SALE
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TUESDAY. JAN. 31
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Council Meeting Notes
The Nome City Council held a
short meeting Monday evening
and passed Ordinance 373 which
eliminates the necessity of regis
tration for municipal elections.
Councilmen Stan Morgan and
Jim Walsh were appointed by
Mayor Andersen to confer with
Mary Jolly of the Welfare Dept.,
and Nels Swanberg, Jr., of the
Territorial Juvenile Board, on the
formulation of a workable pro
gram of juvenile detention for
Nome.
Three bids were received for
oil supply for the City with Larry
Galvin and Howard Green sub
mitting identical low bids.
The Council decided to ask the
two low bidders if it was agree
able for each to have six months
of the year in alternate months,
and if not to draw by lot for
the whole year.
A small credit balance was re
ported in the Community Christ
mas Tree fund with which to
start the 1956 program.
City Attorney von dei Heydt
recommended that the council
take action on reorganizing and
re-writing the city ordinances'.
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MARTIN LUTHER
Full of important events which
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A mighty fortress is our God,
A bulwark never failing;
Our Helper He. amid the flood
Of mortal ills prevailing.
For still our ancient foe
Doth seek to work us woe;
His craft and pow'r are great.
And, armed with cruel hate.
On earth is not his equal. —
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