Mae Bale Takes Over
Operation of Polaris
Tommy Martin has announced
that as of tomorrow he will no
longer be operating the Polaris
Hotel, which has been taken over
by Mae Bale, the original owner
and builder, who sold out several
years ago.
Tom and Barbara Martin plan
to contnue the operaton of the
Board of Trade Bar he said.
May Bale, who has been spend
ing her summers at Salmon Lake
and wintering in Europe, has
picked up considerable informa
tion on how tourists are handled
in different countries.
Sixth Daughter Born To
Harry Houghs of Fairbanks
Margaret Hough, sixth daughter
for the Harry Hough family of
Fairbanks, arrvied on November
25, which was the birthday of her
step - grandmother, Mrs. N e 1 s
Swanberg Jr., and for whom she
was named.
The mother is the former Lois
Swanberg.
Emily Boucher Attends Juneau
Meeting of President's Committee
Mrs. Emily Boucher left today
for Juneau, as a member of the
President Eisenhower Committee
on the Study of Aging, and will
return later this week. She js one
of the state committee members,
headed by the State Department
of Health.
MILKING RHYTHM
SALT LAKE CITY, UP> — The
» barn is no place for rock ’n’ roll
or jazz music. Cows don’t like it,
says a dairy • industry represen
tative.
“That music tightens the cow’s
glandular system and deters
milking,” says Will A. Foster of
the American Dairy Association,
Chicago. “Waltz music produces
much better milking conditions,”
he told Utah dairy farmers.
BPR ASKS MOTORISTS KEEP
CARS OUT OF WAY OF
SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT
Nome drivers are asked by the
BPR not to park on streets where
snow removal is being accom
plished tomorrow until the equip
ment is through operating, for the
day, to allow access to all snow
to toe removed.
—
The Pentagon in Washington,
D. C., has more than three times
the floor space of the Empire
State Building.
NO PARKING
SNOW REMOVAL NOTICE
All cars parked on Front
Street from the East End to B
Street; out B Street to the Hos
pital and the Airport Road, will
be impounded and fines imposed
if parked in these areas between
the hours of 4 a.m. and 8 a.m.
during the snow removal months.
— Nome Police Department.
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ANB Will Attempt Big
Moving Job Tomorrow
Tomorrow night at 7:30 at the
school gym the ANB basketball
team will attempt to move the
Polar Hornets out of the unbeaten
class while posting themselves in
the winner’s column. The Hor
nets are determined to maintain
their record so come and watch
the fun.
In the second game of the eve
' ning at 8:45 the high flying Mer
chants will be challenged by a
strong National Guard Five. Bas
ketball will be at its best when
these two talent - laden squads
line up against one another for
the opening whistle.
—
WELL-TRAVELED VISITOR
RECALLS SKIN BOAT TRIP
Mrs. Ben Nelson arrived from
! Anchorage to visit with Meta
| Muller, with whom she traveled
! by skin boat to Diomede Island in
1951. At that time, Mrs. Nelson
was a teacher in Anchorage, and
since that time has been around
the world, making her home in
such places as Israel and Pakis
tan with her husband, who is with
the U. S. State Department.
HOME ARTS PARTY TUESDAY
The Home Arts Club will have
its annual Christmas party at the
I home of Mrs. Don Hoover tomor
row evening.
The members are anticipating a
home-made gift exchange, and in
addition will bring gifts for needy
children whose names they have
drawn.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional snow.
Easterly winds 15-25 mph. Low
temperature expected tonight 15,
high tomorrow' 25.
In the past 24 hours: highest
temperature 30, lowest 18. Max.
wind 27 mph from the east. Sun
rise 9:22 a.m., sunset 2:18 p.m.
A year ago today: high 21, low
9. Extremes on this date since
1907: highest 34 in 1950, lowest
-39 in 1948.
Where's The Fire? . . .
The _ Fire Department was
called to the residence of Mabel
Ramsey on First Avenue Sunday
morning, the alarm being caused
by an overheated stack. There
was no damage.
SHOPPING PAYS LIFT
HELP FIGHT TB
with CHRISTMAS SEALS
Diomede Couple
Invited to Miami
As Hotel Guests
MIAMI BEACH, Fla., UP) — A j
young Eskimo couple from Little
Diomede Island is coming to Mi
ami Beach for a two-week
vacation.
From the island three miles,
from Russian territory and just
below the Arctic Circle to sub
tropical Miami Beach will be a
tremendous change in more ways
than one.
First there will be a difference
in temperature of some 135 de
grees. On Little Diomede today
the reading was 62 degrees below
zero. In Miami Beach, wintertime
temperatures usually are in the
high 70’s.
Here the still unnamed couple
will spend two weeks in the Deau
ville Hotel, one of the more lux
urious hostelries.
How will a Miami Beach hotel
look to people who never have
seen water run out of a faucet,
never taken a bath in water, and
never eaten with a knife and
fork?
Morris Lansburgh, operator of
the Deauville, arranged to bring
the Eskimos here on the sugges
tion of John Bremer, writer and
adventurer who has spent about
eight years on Little Diomede.
They will be flown by a bush
pilot to Anchorage and will ar
rive here December 5 on a North
west Orient Airlines plane from
Seattle. On December 19, they’ll
be taken to New York.
MM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Catherine Walluk,
Russell Hermann, Izetta Draper.
Discharged: Harry Johnsen Jr.
OZENNA FUNERAL THURSDAY
Funeral services for young
Frederick Ozenna Jr. will be held
Thursday at 2 o’clock in the after
noon from the Community Meth
odist Church.
Suzanne Fagerslrom left for
Seattle this morning, where she
will spend the holidays.
Chief of Police John Marvik
left Wednesday for the States as
an escort to a patient to Morning
side Sanatarium. He is expected
back early this week. During his
absence, Patrolman Dale Boehler
is Acting Chief.
AN INVITATION v
Barb and Tom Martin in
vite all their friends to a “clean
the shelves” open house at the
Polaris Bar starting at 10 o’clock
tonight.
Superase Bond Typing Paper
For Sale at The Nugget
FIRE WHISTLE SIGNALS
1 Whistle — East of Division
Street.
2 Whistles — West of Division
Street.
(Division Street runs between
Morgan’s and Wien Airlines.)
— Pioneers Attention —
MEETING — DECEMBER 2
8 P.M., PIONEER HALL
Election of Officers
Refreshments
Full Attendance Requested
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — New furnished
bachelor cabin. Call Nugget.
Mtf
WANTED — Used Spin-dry
washer. Call the Nugget. 42p
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
FRESH dry salmon, 40 cents lb.
plus freight. Write Teller Com
mercial Co.
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