Cub Scout Program
To Start Tomorrow
Cub Scouts and their parents
will meet Thursday evening at
7:00 at the C.A.A. Recreation Hall
for their first pack meeting of the
year.
This will be registration night
and all boys planning to partici
pate in this year’s program must
be accompanied by parent or par
ents in order to become a Cub
Scout.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage: Ed
win Storr, Mr. Marquiss, Howard
Mays, Harvey Turner.
From Kotzebue: Mrs. F. Scott,
Richard, Linda and Rosemary
Scott.
Departing for Anchorage: Fred
erick Sequak, William Strand
berg, Walter Erickson, Mrs. Erick
son, Harry Waterfield, Maj. Par
ham, To McGrath: Chaplain
Young.
Careless smokers are respon
sible for about 30 percent of fires
in U.S. homes.
NORMAN ASBRIDGE ARRIVES
TO HEAD WEATHER BUREAU
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Asbridge
and children have arrived from
Annette Island for the U.S. Wea
ther Bureau here.
Mr. Asbridge replaces Donald
Van Osdol who has been trans
ferred to Seattle and who left
yesterday with his family.
RALPH LOMEN TO SEATTLE
Ralph Lomen of Lomen Com
mercial Co., departed, for Seattle
yesterday, planning to visit en
route in Fairbanks and Juneau.
He plans to be in Seattle for the
25th wedding anniversary of his
brother, Garl Lomen.
Straub Family Go To Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Straub and
family left for Phoenix, Arizona,
where they have a home, after a
mining season at Buster Creek.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Nels Larson, Ralph
Komokhuk.
Discharged: Fred Walker, Rich
ard Norbert, Sankie Charles.
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME ALASKA
OIN S
STOP
SHOP
FRESH MEATS AND FISH
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
HOUSEWARES AND HARDWARE
DRY GOODS
MEN’S AND LADIES’ FURNISHINGS
Your Prlondly Community Storo
Phono MAIn 133 FREE DELIVERY
Passenger Ships Sail Southbound From Seward
Weekly at 10 p.m. on Thursdays
* Weekly Freighter Sailings from Seattle
Calling at Valdez and Seward In Order Shown:
Nov. 3 Chena Seward, Valdez
Nov. 10 Square Sinnett Valdez, Seward
Nov. 17 1 Nadina Seward, Valdez
PHONE MAIN 68 WALTER W. SIPPRELL. Agent
BASKETBALL MEETING
TONIGHT AT HIGH SCHOOL
There will be a special meeting
of all team representatives in the
Base-City League tonight in the
Eighth Grade room at the public
school at 7:30. It is important that
each team have one or two repre
sentatives present as several spe
cial items will be taken up.
The first scheduled games of
the 1953-54 Basketball season will
be played in the high school gym
Tuesday, Nov. 10. At 7 p.m. the
Nome Merchants team will play
the 23rd Detachment, followed at
8:15 by the Nome Nanooks vs.
the Air Force Five.
SIPPRELLS GO TO KODIAK
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sipprell of
the Alaska Steamship Co., left
yesterday for Anchorage enroute
to Kodiak where they will be sta
tioned for the winter months.
Walsh Attends Board Meeting
M. J. Walsh left for Fairbanks
yesterday to attend a meeting of
the Board of Regents of the Uni
versity of Alaska.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Dodge pickup. Call
Main 109, 9 till 5. 129
FOR SALE — Proctor electric
oven, 2 pr. ice skates, size 4 & 8,
Electrolux cleaner, electric per
colator, Westinghouse automa
tic electric coffeemaker, iron
ing board. Call Main 74.
FOR SHOE REPAIRS — Call Art
Monroe or leave at the Nome
Liquor Store. tf
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FOR SALE — Ice Skates. Size
lOVfe. Little used. Bargain.
FOR SALE — Accordion, Hohner
120-base, $100. Call A1 K. at
Nome Field. 131
SHOWING AT
THEATER
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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m
DOUBLE FEATURE NIGHTS
“ Frontier Pony Express ”
ROY ROGERS
- AND -
“ DARK ALABI ”
SIDNEY TOLER
As Charlie Chan
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
“MA and PA KETTLE
AT THE FAIR”
MARJORIE MAIN
PERCY KILBRIDE
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Special Council Meeting
Planned For Friday Night
To Set Up Special Election
A special meeting of the City
Council is planned for Friday
evening to make plans for the
special election to be held in the
near future on the purchase of
the Northern Light and Power
Co. by the City of Nome.
This election, it was announced,
would not be restricted to tax
payers but will be open to all
qualified voters.
A letter of protest was sent to
Don Wilson, head of the Alaska
Public Works, because of a cut in
the appropriation on the’ school
fund to $500,000, after a letter
was read from Lynn Forrest, the
architect.
Councilman Gillis went on re
cord urging the councilmen to
study the budget very carefully
as recently prepared by Les Ste
vents, so that the 1954 budget can
be planned to meet the needs of
the city. Accrued interest on the
seawall fund was voted into the
general fund for current expenses.
Councilman Straub, who left to
spend the winter in Arizona, re
signed from the City Council.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday were: Rose
Bronson, Norman Grauerholz,
Oren Girdley, Mary Honsberger,
Herman Russell.
Departing were: M. J. Walsh,
Ralph Lomen, Ralph Norris, Mr.
and Mrs. Van Osdol and family,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Straub and
family, Ronald Engstrom, Mrs.
William Higgins and son.
Twenty-Eight Register
For Mining Extension
Course At Nome School
Twenty-eight persons registered
for the University of Alaska’s
Mining Extension Course last
night. They are:! Norman As
bridge, Emily Boucher, Robert
Carpenter, Frank Coplin, Alfred
Enix, Charles Fessler, Charles
Floyd, Benjamin Goins, Creed
Harrison, Robert Heath, Mack
Hilton, Elda Jones, Clyde Kam
merer, George Kemper, John
Kroninspr, Glenn Lenert, Jay
Lyonr Thomas McKay, Norman
Miller, Henry Olanna, Robert
Schick, Robert Scott* Ada Scriv
ner, Martha Stephenson, Robert
Summers, Ella Tripp, Harlan
Tripp and Tom Zarbo.
The School of Mines Instructor
gave a brief history of Alaska
gold mining. This evening the
subject matter will include an in
troduction to minerology, the use
of the mineralight in prospecting,
and the laboratory methods which
the class will use. Thursday night
the lecture will be on redioactiv
ity, and the class will begin iden
tifying minerals.
Registration is still open, tui
tion is free, and any interested
person may attend. The class
meets at 7 p.m. in the high school
science r&om.
NOTICE
The Seattle Sunday Times did
not arrive as promised. Your pa
per will be delivered as soon as
they do arive. Thank you for your
orders. —Bob Russell
Ma. 162
BERING SEA CLUB
$2.50 SPECIAL ITALIAN DINNER $2.50
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 31st
Onion Soup Parmesan
Salami - Antipasto - Olives - Anchovies - Pickles
Tossed Green Salad Carrot Sticks
Spaghetti a la Roma with Meat & Mushroom Sauce
Garlic Bread Claret Wine
Ice Cream with Vanilla Wafers - Coffee
— MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY —
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COLD WEATHER
CLOTHES
OUR SPECIALTY
ORDER YOUR PARKAS AND
MUKLUKS, HOODS AND MITTS
NOW.
A FINE STOCK OF SEAL, RABBIT,
RACCOON, BADGER, WOLF, WOL
VERINE, MUSKRAT AND OTHER
FINE FURS TO CHOOSE FROM.