Red Cross Fund Drive
Will Be Held Monday
The Red Cross through their
Nome chapter will have a fund
drive next Monday, Sept. 12, to
meet the quota set for Nome, to
aid in the flood disaster which
has left thousands homeless and
without work in the eastern part
of the United States.
Organizations assisting in the
project are taking turns having
representatives at a special desk
in the foyer of the Post Office
and are as follows:,
Eastern Stars, 10 to 11 a.m.;
Pioneers, 11 a.m. to 12 noon;
Ministerial Assn., noon to 1 p.m.;
PTA, 1 to 2 p.m.; Home Arts Club
2 to 3 p.m.; WSCS, 3 to 4 p.m.;
Catholic Women, 4 to 5 p.m.; Beta
Sigma Phi, 5 to 6 p.m.
Business houses will not be sol
icited but may take their contri
butions or mail them to Rev. W.
Mecklenburg or Mrs. Pete Olsen.
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Curfew Will Be Observed
Police Chief Webb announced
today that since school has re
1 sumed the city curfew ordinance
will again be enforced. All chil
dren 18 years and under must be
off' the streets by 10 p.m. The
only exception to this rule will
be when the children have spe
cial permission from their par
ents and from the police for a
Specific purpose.
Cold Storage Re-Opens Saturday
The Martin Cold Storage has
announced that the parts which
have forced the shut-down of the
cold storage plant have been re
ceived and that the plant will be
in operation again tomorrow. It
is expected that the doors will be
re-opened by about noon.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST
All yocng people are invited to
the Youth for Christ Prayer Meet
ing to be held Saturday evening,
8 p.m. at the Assembly of God.
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For St. MichaeL Nome,
Lost River and Teller
Sept. 16 is deadline for
receiving freight at Pier 42
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Freighter Sailings From Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
Sky Pilots Club
For Nome Boys
Starts Monday
The first meeting of Sky Pilots
in Nome is scheduled for Monday
evening, Sept. 12, at the Nome
Gospel Home, from 7 to 9 p.m.
This is a recent boys’ club
Movement which is now in all the
states of the Union and many
parts of Alaska, besides in nearly
every country of the world. The
program was launched by Chris
tian pilots and navigators of
planes so as to reach boys.
It has a well coordinated pro
gram of model plane building,
along with instruction in the
Scriptures. The boys advance in
rank as they meet the require
ments of plane making and mem
orization of Scriptures.
Uniforms are issued, along with
the specially prepared kits from
which the models are made. Glid
ers and the simpler models will be
started on this fall and by spring,
power models with their own mo
tors will be made.
All boys nine years old and
over are invited to attend the
first meeting next Monday.
TEEN-AGE DANCE TONIGHT
TEEN-AGE HALL — 9:30 to 12
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Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Aireo welding and
cutting outfit, V£-in. drive sock
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radio, record player & records.
Call Black 181.
FOR SALE — Reasonably pTiced
new bicycle, either boy’s or
girl’s. Walt Sipprell, Main 68.
FOR SALE—20x120 ft. building
located at Nome Base. See Rose
Silverman.
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We Hasten To Correct
A Too-Large Enrollment
At Nome Public School
The Nugget erred slightly last
Wednesday in reporting the num
ber of children enrolled in the
Nome School. A recheck with
the school superintendent today
disclosed that there are 440 chil
dren in grade school and 77 in
high school for a total of 517.
We reported that 527 children
were enrolled and Mr. Angell said
the school was very crowded with
517 students and that there could
n’t possibly be room for 10 more.
We also inadvertently omitted
the name of Robert Heath, music
teacher. Mr. Heath is at present
filling in as 8th grade teacher un
til the regular one arrives. Mrs.
'McCarthy is also a substitute un
til the regular 4th grade teacher
gets here. v
Air Force Finishes First
As Softball Season Ends;
Hoopers Limbering Up
The second round robin of the
Nome softball season was can
celled last week due to rainy
weather. A total of 20 games was
played. The Air Force finished in
first place. Won Lost
Air Force 7 1
Merchants 5 3
Polar 3 5
Bering Sea 3 5
SadSams 2 6
Basketball season is not far
away. The ACS and the Mer
chants have held a few practice
sessions at the Air Force gym.
Both teams show promise of
good performance. It is anticipat
ed there will be at least five
teams in the High School - City
League this year.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Mr. Rasmus
sen, C. Miller, Pvt. A. Prince,
Sgt. A.C. Reeves, Col. J. Calkins,
E. Fisher, I. J. Zigman, Norma
Chichenoff, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Tuttle, Alfred Sahlin.
To Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
Criley, Mr. Lamphere, Mr. Lehr,
Mr. Getz, Jim Shelton, Sig Krog
stad, J. Kainginzinia, Tom Jen
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parkinson,
Lt. Gentry, Pfc. Dick Hastings, Lt.
Col. James Calkins.
From McGrath: J. F. Ellis and
Irving Reed.
To McGrath: Keith Hedreen,
Mary Kingeak.
To Unalakleet: Everett Turner,
Clyde Eben, John Lade, Walter
Sipprell, W. Lumpkins, L. Nasha
look, E. Nashalook, George and
Art Johnson, Harold Bennett.
From Unalakleet: Walt Sipprell.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Francis Walker Jr.,
Theresa Penetac, Lamar Wood,
Richard Arnold, Dempsy Bodfish.
Discharged: Charles Charles,
Dorothy Tevuk, and Richard Orr.
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WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Emery Chap
pie, Mrs. R. O. Lee, Sgt. Joseph S.
Kelly, Dr. Lester R. Baribo, Elliot
Ollana, George Johnson, and Art
Johnson.
To Fairbanks: Robert Summers,
Glenn Tweet, Lester Cox, Irma
Golgergen, Roy Snyder, Joseph
Kowchee Jr., Fred Kowchee, Carl
Ashenfelter, Gerald O’Connor.
From Kotzebue: Christian Von
Schneidau, Signe Von Schneidau,
Alfred Moses, Fred Daniels.
To Kotzebue: Mrs. Harold Beck,
David Beck, C. E. Miller.
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NOTICE
Dr. E. E. Bach, optometrist front
Anchorage, will be in Nome to do eye
examinations on Sept. 19, 20, 21 and 22.
For appointment call the Polaris Hotel.
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