NEW ALASKA SPORTS ANGLING, HUNTING,!
TRAPPING LICENSING COMMENCED JULY 1
JUNEAU — New state licenses
for sport fishing, hunting and
trapping are required in Alaska
beginning July 1.
The state licenses and fees are
as follows: Resident sport fishing,
$5; Resident hunting $7; Resident
hunting and trapping, $10; Resi
dent hunting and sport fishing,
$12, and Resident hunting, trap
ping and sport fishing, $15.
Visitor’s special sport fishing
license (valid for ten days after
date of issuance) $5; Nonresident
and Alien sport fishing license,
$10; Nonresident hunting, $1G;
Nonresident and Alien hunting
and sport fishing license, $20;
Nonresident and Alien hunting
and trapping license, $100.
State tags must be procured for
each animal by all Nonresidents
and Aliens, in addition to acquir
ing their proper license before
hunting big game.
The fees for the tags include:
Polar bear, $150; Moose, $50; Wal
rus, $100; Caribou $25.
For the purpose of these regu
lations, a resident is a person
who has resided in Alaska con
tinuously for one year immediately
preceding application for a li
cense. No sport fishing licenses
shall be required for any person
under the age of 16 years. No
hunting or trapping license shall
be required for residents under
the age of 16 years. Nonresident
‘New Nomerama'
“Everything is new at the
Nomerama,” stated Willie Brown.
Fresh paint on the outside and
new film on the inside.
An outstanding film which just
arrived on the Talkeetna. is “The
Mountain,” starring Spencer
Tracy and Robert Wagner. It is
a film, he states, which will be
long remembered. “It’s a real
story,” says Willie.
This will be shown at the No
nerama Sunday and Monday.
Shirlie Forrester, who was here
accompanying her husband, a
Methodist minister several years
ago, is now a secretary in the
Veterans Hospital in Vancouver,
Wash., according to a letter re
ceived recently from the former
Margaret Irrigang, who is now
Mrs. Dick Layman of Corte Ma
dera, Calif.
Judge Walter Hodge departed
Thursday for the States, to at
tend the annual 9th Circuit Court
Judges Conference being held in
Glacier National Park. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Hodge.
MOONLIGHT WATER
BILLS PAYABLE AT
PEARSE WALSH RESIENCE
723 First Avenue
persons do not enjoy this exemp
tion.
Although on July 1 the Alaska
Department of Fish and Game
assumed the dominant role in the
licensing of sport fishermen, hunt
ers and trappers, several forms of
the long-standing Federal license
requirement will continue in ef
fect until at least January 1, 1960.
These are the nonresident alien
hunting, fishing and/or trapping
licenses at a reduced fee of $1.
These licenses will be available
at the same locations where State
licenses are sold.
No federal hunting or fishing li
cense is required of a resident of
Alaska. However, regulations re
quire walrus hunters to purchase
special federal walrus licenses: $25
for residents; $50 for nonresidents.
These may be purchased from the
Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau
of Sport Fisheries, Juneau.
Export permits are required to
ship big game animals or game
birds from Alaska. These permits
are available at all field stations
of the bureau.
A 25-cent resident sports fish
ing license may be obtained by
persons completing a prepared
affidavit stating that they have
obtained during the preceding six
months, assistance under a state
or federal welfare program, or
whose annual income is less than
$800.
FLASH ! FLASH ! FLASH !
Wien Alaska Airlines announce
that their F-27-A Turbo Prop-Jet
will arrive at Nome tomorrow
with 40 passengers on their first
scheduled run. Pressurized serv
ice is a feature of the flight, as is
one hour, 50 minutes flying time
to Fairbanks.
"Sugar" Penwell Visits Mother
Mrs. Merle Penwell from Port
land, Ore., is visiting here with
her mother, Mrs. Howard Green.
Mrs. Penwell, who is known to
her Nome friends as “Sugar,” has
been gone for about eight years.
With her are her three children,
one girl and two boys, who will be
in Nome about a month seeing
many things their mother has
told them about Nome.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy to partly cloudy with
occasional light rain and patches
of fog. Low temperatues expected
tonight 35-40, the high tomorrow
45-50.
Sunrise at 1:34 a.m., sunset at
10:36 p.m.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN
Phone Red 94
John L. Maakestad, Pastor
SUNDAY—Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.;
Morning Worship. 11 a.m., Commu
nion; Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.,
Communion. WEDNESDAY — Mid
week Meeting, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY
— Jr. Luther League, 7:30 p.m.
FRIDAY — Sr. Luther League,
7:30 p.m.
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Southbound Cargo for S/S Talkeetna.
now being accepted at Lomen Commercial
Company. Vessel will return to Nome
from Unalakleet.
James F. O’Sullivan, Agent — Phone Main 68
Historical Society Prepares
First Local Exhibit
The Nome Historical Society,
spearheaded by Carrie McLain, is !
getting ready~ its first exhibit at I
the Pioneer Igloo, where it will
soon be open to the public.
Many interesting pictures of the
gold rush days have been gath
ered by Mrs. McLain through the
years, as she is historian for the
Pioneer Women, Auxiliary No. 1.
ACS-FAA Freezes Out
Polar Nine in See-Saw
Match; Winning 23-22
In Wednesday night’s softball
competition the ACS-FAA club
downed a fighting Polar Bar squad \
in a bewildering 23-22 battle. I
The see-saw contest saw 37 hits i
banged out by the two clubs, and
the losers had the winning runs i
on base when the last out was j
made.
Frank Austin of the victors had
a perfect night as he hit safely
in six trips to the plate, which
included a triple, a double and i
three singles. Both John Bandy
and Ralph Schweigle connected
safely three times for the winners.
Atwater, Monaco and Roy Luke
hit safely three trips for the
losers.
Monday night next, the National
Guard will meet the Polar Bar as
the league recommences activities.
The time is 7 p.m.
GSA CHIEF HERE TO
INSPECT FEDERAL BUILDING
Mr. F. A. Mahan, chief of oper
ations for the General Services
Administration for Region Ten, is
here to make an inspection of the
new Post Office building. Inspec
tion of federal buildings and other
property is being made by Mr.
Mahan throughout the new state.
Pioneer Returns To Nome
After 50-Year Absence
Frank Hyman of Fort Bragg,
Calif., returned to Nome Thursday j
after an absence of 50 years.
Mr. Hyman mined in the Shel- j
ton area with his brother during
the gold rush. He is now in the
real estate and lumber business.
Dr. and Mrs. Ben Mason and son,
of Huntington Beach, Calif., are
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Cameron for the week. Mrs. Mason
is a sister of Mrs. Cameron. This
is their first visit to Nome.
Arthur Gahagan, who spent
several years here with his wife,
is now the largest wholesale dis
tributor for the Clinton Products
in western New York, with head
quarters at Hhnt, N. Y.
MMM Hospital: Admitted Ann
Williams, Ida May Richards. Dis
charged James Kahle, Margaret
Oksoktaruk, James Roth.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Used console mahog
any piano. Phone Black 7. 77p
FOR SALE—One 1957 Jeep Pick
up. Phone Main 109. tf
WANTED — D-7 or D-8 Bulldozer.
Must be in good condition.
Write P. O. Box 1, Kotzebue.
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FOR SALE—Bull Walrus Head
with jaws and 30 inch tusks.
Contact C. M. Irrigoo at Gam
bell.
FOR SALE — Bookcase; head
board bed; radio-phono; wash
ing machine; glass door book
case; dresser. Call Black 199
or Main 142. 79c
FOR SALE — 20 gauge Ithaca
Shotgun (new); Baby’s Walker
and Stroller, High Chair, Crib
and Mattress; Swing Car Seat;
Ladies Favorite Winter Shoes,
fleece lining, size IV2 (new).
Call Beals, Main 26. 81c
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
The MAN
they called w*
the "HUMAN f
BOMB”!
starring
3EME NELSON • FAITH DOMERGUE
PLUS: Serial — "SECRET CODE"
— MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT —
Sunday and moneTay
THE MOUNTAIN
with Spencer Tracy ^ Robert Wagner ★ Claire Trevor
KNOM-TV
FRIDAY SUNDAY
6:30—Junior Science 6:30—Dragnet
6:45—Industry on Parade 7:00—Steve Allen
7:00—Huckleberry Hound 8:00—Maverick
7:30—Steve Canyon 9:00—Thin Man
8:01—Markham 9:30—"Double ife"
8:30—Wells Fargo 11:00—Sacred Heart
9:00—Lawrence Welk
10:00—"Clash by Night" (Programs subject to change)
Success Usually Begins With Saving,
And Saving Begins With a Plan at the
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA
WE WILL BUILD NOME WITH YOU
NEW STATE
HUNTING
AND
FISHING
LICENSES
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NOW ON SALE
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NOME HARDWARE
EVERYTHING for the OUTDOORS