MR. AND MRS. JOE WALLACE
LEAVE AFTER 20 YEARS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace, who
recently disposed of their hotel
here, left yesterday with Wien
Airlines. Their departure coincid
ed 'with the 20th anniversary of
their arrival here on the first
boat of the navigation season 20
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace said their
plans are indefinite but that they
planned to visit with their d*ugh
ter and family in Seattle before
taking an extended vacation.
A farewell party was held for
them at the Bering Sea Club on
Wednesday evening and many
friends gathered to wish then^a
wonderful trip.
In Commissioner’s Court
Mae Elook was given 20 days
suspended on a liquor charge.
Helen Topkok received a 20
day suspended sentence for being
drunk and disorderly.
Mary Evak was sentenced to
15 days in the Federal jail for
being drunk and disorderly; Er
nest Saccheus, 30 days, and Perry
Kagoona, Jr., 10 days on the same
charge.
Roller skating under the spon
sorship of the Arctic Club is prov
ing itself very popular with the
young people as well as adults
who fill the school gym every
Tuesday and Friday evening, ac
cording to reports.
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FLEMISH KNOT
DUE NOME ’
ABOUT JUNE 16, 1953
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
FIRST BOAT ARRIVES
IN NOME ROADSTEAD
The first vessel to drop anchor
in the roadstead this year was the
military tug Clover which arrived
Wednesday evening. The Clover
makes an annual visit to repair
and recondition the harbor lights ]
and beacons throughout the area
maintained by that service.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Johanson
and Henry Whurman are enroute
to' the Kougarok to complete the
airport at Quartz Creek.
The Johansons have enjoyed
visiting with their three daugh
ters and families this winter who
were raised in Nome. The young
est daughter,' Joanne, resides in
Chicago and is the mother of three
children; Gertrude, known to her
Nome friends as “Sissy,” lives in
Anchorage and has three children
also'. '
The oldest daughter, Ruth Lud
wig, now lives in Fairbanks and
has two children.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Don Moto of Council,
Melbourne Tippets of Lost River,
and Guy Elam.
Discharged: Adrian Barr, Rich
ard Whitsom of McGrath and
Elsie Sukenik of Deering.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Coaster wagon and
red and chrome high chair. Call
Main 188.
FOR SALE — Old pictures of
Nome and vicinity prior to 1942.
See list of names in window of
Art and Trading Center.
FOR SALE—Oil range, bookcase,
desk, coffee table, matching end
tables, cabinet, other household
items. Call Main 185. 72
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| LARGE assortment of greeting
cards at reasonable prices. Art
and Trading Center.
SPECIAL
$8.50 Mens' Slacks — $3.00
(large sizes only)
Western Style
Gabardine Shirts . $6.50
FILSON SUITS
Carpenter's Overalls
Black Union Suits
100 per cent wool . $10.75
THE TRADING POST
SHOWING AT
1 theater!
— FRIDAY —
7 to 9 p.m. — 9 to 11 p.m.
“Grounds for Marriage”
Paula Raymond—Barry Sullivan
ALSO SELECTED SHORT
— SATURDAY —
Matinee 5 to 7 p.m.
“Navajo Trail Raiders”
Allen "Rocky" Lane
ALSO SELECTED SHORT
7 to 9 p.m. — 9 to 11 p.m.
/‘Grounds for Marriage”
Paula Raymond—Barry Sullivan
AND SELECTED SHORT
— SUNDAY— ,
Matinee 5 to 7 p.nj.
“Navajo Trail Raiders”
Allen "Rocky" Lane
AND SELECTED SHORT
7 to 9 p.m. — 9 to 11 p.m.
Don't Miss This Outstanding
Spectacle \
Ann Blyth and David Farrar in
“GOLDEN HORDE”
Action-Packed Thrilling Color
Depicting the era of Ghengis Khan
AND SELECTED SHORT
Game Regulations
According to the Alaska Game
Commission 1953-54 regulations to
game and fur animals, open sea
sons are as follows:
Caribou: Caribou hunting sea
son will run from September 1 to
September 30 for bulls only.
Mountain Sheep: Season will be
from August 20 to August 31 for
rams with three-quarter curl or
larger. No special permit will be
required this year.
Ptarmigan: In the
August 20 to April 15. Limit 19.
Deering Youngster Dies Of,
Accidental Bullet Wound
Handy, the young son of Elsie
Sukenik of Deering, died Monday
at the Kotzebue hospital from an
accidental bullet wound. Accord
ing to reports, the youngster was
shot in the abdomen at Deering
and Pilot Tommy Richards of
Wien Airlines made an emergency
flight to rush him to the Kotze
bue hospital.
His mother, at the time, was
undergoing treatment at the MMM
Hospital here.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: M. Peterson, J.
Benson, E.O. Straube, Jdann Mar
tin, H. M. Haughn, Wallace John
son, Sam Vandervort, A. Deven
pec.
From Anchorage: D. W. Herr,
H. W. Haughn, J. W. Perron, D.
Hcckinson, R. J. McKinney, E.
Hoyt.
C. V. Haberman, formerly with
the Northern Commercial Com
pany here, is now with that com
pany for the 12th year, according
to the “N. C. Flag,” and is man
ager at the Nenana store.
One of his extra-curricular ac
tivities, traditional for N.C.’s Ne
nana manager, is the handling of
funds and financial records for
the annual Nenana Ice Pool.
Mrs. Haberman is assisting in
the store and their two boys are
attending school there.
Glenn Tweet, of the well-known
Teller family, who has been at
attending school at Gonzaga at
Spokane, an dis in his sophomore
year, returned yesterday, enroute
home.
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