Disl. Ally. Hermann In San
Francisco For Hearing of Appeal
Of Martha Stevenson Case
District Attorney Russell Her
man is now in San Francisco for
the hearing of the appeal case of
Martha Stephanson vs. the United
States of America.
The case is being heard tomor
row in the U.S. Court of Appeals
of the 9th Circuit Court in San
Francisco, Calif.
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POLET TO ATTEND MEETING
OF ALASKA VISITORS ASSN, j
A. Polet is scheduled to leave j
tomorrow for the meeting of the ;
Alaska Visitors Assn, in Juneau1
in the interest of a good territory- j
wide program, well coordinated
for the 1954 season.
Representatives from all over
the territory are expected to par
ticipate and present their prob
lems and suggestions as well as j
representatives of airlines and j
travel agencies.
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Clippings from a Holland news- j
paper have been received in re
cent mails showing Arnoui Cas
iell, well-known arctic skipper,
visiting with his mother, aged
94, after an absence of 43 years.
Castell is now back in the States
and is reported to be in Seattle.
Chamber Meeting Notes
Several interesting reports were
given at the noon luncheon of the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
Chamber President Dewey Good
rich told of his trip on the special
flight of the DC-6. He said it was
an experience well worth the time
taken from his business.
He praised Pan American for
its step forward in bringing north
ern Alaska a few hours closer to
the States, making it possible for
businessmen to have closer con
tact and better service with their
suppliers for the good of the peo
ple who are served.
Dr. Fred Langsam reported on
the immunization of school and
pre-school children with gamma
globulin. The Chamber, on be
half of the community, expressed
its appreciation to the doctor for
his work in administering the
shots, which kept him busy con
tinuously for many hours.
The committe for the annual
banquet of the Chamber was ap
pointed with Boyd Harwood being
named chairman, to be assisted by
Bob Curtiss and Carl Glavinovich.
The nominating committee, con
sisting of Larry Galvin, Bob Cur
tis and Ben Young, was also ap
pointed.
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Committee Announces
Start of Pioneer Whist
Card Series Next Week
Jack Blattler has been announced
as chairman of the Pioneer Card
Party series which is scheduled to
start next week.
This popular series of games
is held each winter under the
combined auspices of the Pioneer
men and the Women’s Auxiliary.
It has became almost a tradition
and looked forward to each year
by both oldtimers and new resi
dents.
Blattler states that the usual
fine prizes are being chosen and
that there will be grand prizes of
exceptional beauty.
Working with him are Mike
Kelly, Bob Lewis, Mrs. Ben Gil
lette, Mrs. Fredrik Bockman, and
one more woman yet to be named
to the general committee.
Richard Lee Files For The House
Richard Lee of Nome and Solo
mon filed today for the- House on
the Republican ticket. Lee is of
the well known mining family
and was born and raised in Uhis
area.
NOTICE
Sales tax reports on retail sales
and services for the quarter end
ing DEC. 3L 1353 must be in the
City Clerk's Office by JAN. 30,
1354. Anyone not receiving a
Seller's Quarterly Return form
may secure one at the Clerk's
Office.
Carrie M. McLain
Nome City Clerk
Publ. Jan. 20, 25, 29, 1954.
NOTICE
City stickers for motor ve
hicles and driver's licenses for
the calendar year 1954, are now
available at the City Clerk's
office.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Publish Jan. 13, 20, 27, 1954
WA N T ADS
WANTED TO BUY — Electric
welder, drill press, lathe and
general shop equipment. Call
Black 176. 13
WANTED — Ten new customers
for the New Year to try some
of our good soft water. We will
meet all prices. Call Pioneer
Water Delivery. 14
MODERN APT. FOR RENT. See
George Hite.
SHOWING AT
ItheaterS
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m
ROY ROGERS
- IN -
“THE RANGER
AND THE LADY ”
with
GABBY HAYES
— Plus —
CARTOON AND SHORT
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
“ HALLS OF
MONTEZUMA ”
Starring
(20th Century Fox Technicolor)
RICHARD WIDMARK
WALTER PALANCE
REGINALD GARDINER
ROBERT WAGNER
And Many Others
The everlasting story of the
everylasting glory of the United
States Marines!
Joe Firenza Returns From!
Visit To Home In Italy
Joe Firenza of the Alaska Road
Commission, who has been visit
ing near Rome, Italy, with his
sister and brother and their fam
iiles, returned yesterday after an
absence of about two months.
He marvelled at the speed of
travel. “I left Rome in the morn
ing and the next day I was in
New York, where I went to the |
Pan American office, who put me
aboard another plane and the next
day I was in Seattle.”
He said he enjoyed his stay but
was glad to get back to Alaska.
Wien Airlines Schedules 1
Freight Flight Tuesdays
Wien Airlines is announcing a j
change of schedule to cooperate
with Pan American’s and their
new program.
A freight trip will be made on
Tuesday from Fairbanks to Nome i
after connecting with th.e PAA’s
freight flight on that day from
Seattle, so that local business
houses may have fast service on
merchandise.
The first of Wien’s freight
flights on the new schedule ar
rived here today.
Louise Gooch, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herk Edwards, is a
visitor from Visalia, Calif., and
enjoying the winter scenery, and
a visit with her family.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Pauline Curran from i
Solomon.
Discharged: Glen Pingook, Lucy ;
Suckpeluk, Mary Moses, Ellen |
Eningowuk, and Gale Sindelar. I
ALASKA AIRLINES
To McGrath: Clarence Isberg.
To Anchorage: Bob Curtis, Paul
Green, Wilfred Murray, Ella En
ingouruk, Lucy Sackpealuk, Mary
Moses, Glenn Tingook, James R.
McCroi, Maj. Brown, Lt. Philip
Crimmings, Maj. Giles Withing
ton, W.O. Lee Fenton, M/Sgt. H.
W. Brooks.
To Kotzebue: Frank Coplin,
Wayne Yates, Norvin Lewis.
WIEN AIRLINES
Arriving: E. J. Caffrey, Carlton
Battson, John Dudas, Robert Hur
ts, Vern Wood, William Etherton,
John West, Ron Schultz, Chaplain
LeFrois, Robert Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Branson leave
this week for a month’s vacation
which they plan to spend in Cali
fornia. Manager Branson has been
replaced by Sol DiGioia from the
Fairbanks department.
Pioneers Host At Dinner To
Cast Of Roof Garden Program
The Pioneers of Alaska were
hosts to the cast of the Roof Gar
den at a dinner last Saturday
evening held at the Bering Sea
Club. It was the Pioneers’ way of
expressing appreciation to those
non - members who worked so
wholeheartedly to make the pro
gram the success it was.
About 40 guests were present.
The young of Arabian camels
do not reach maturity until they
are- 16 or 17 years old.
NOTICE
Wien trip to Diomede Island
postponed until Saturday, Jan. 30.
Freight will be accepted at Wien's
office until Friday night.
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