U.S. DISTRICT COURT
Lawrence Float of Nunivak Is-!
land was sentenced in District
Court yesterday on two counts,
each count receiving a three
month sentence to run concur
rently, two of which were sus
pended.
He is charged with malicious
injury to realty and malicious in
jury to personality.
New Manager ai Wien's Office
Bob Kidney has arrived from
Kotzebue to take charge of the
Nome office of Wien Airlines
while Barbara Anderson is on
sick leave. Bob has already per
formed relief work at Barrow,
Kotzebue and other Wien sta
tions.
Pete Curran Jr., and his family
are in town frpm their home at
Solomon, to visit their small son
who is in the hospital here with
a leg injury sustained on the
Solomon ferry. The boy is re
ported much improved.
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartmenis
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Lydia Norton and Knute Olson
were bound over to the Grand j
Jury for cohabitation in the state j
of adultery.
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Richard Nershak Jr. was sen
tenced to 60 days in the Federal
Jail for buying liquor while a
minor. *
Golden Goose Bar Moved
The Golden Goose Bar has* been
moved from its location next to
the theater to the building for
merly known as the New Lincoln,
at the east end of Front Street.
The transfer of license to the
new location was granted yester
day in U.S. District Court by
Judge Walter Hodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Widney
send greetings to their friends in
Nome with two teachers from
California who are touring the
territory.
Widney was pastor of the Fed
erated Church here several years
ago and now has a gift shop in
Lake City, Wash., a suburb of
Seattle.
The Widneys make their home
in Bellevue, Wash. Their older
son Jimmy is married, and the
younger boy, David, is at the
University of Hawaii.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional light
rain and drizzle today, tonight
and Thursday with fog patches
along the coast. Light westerly
winds. Little change in tempera
ture. Low temperature expected
tonight 40, high tomorrow 50.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: hghest temperature
54, lowest 43. Max. wind 11 mph
from the West. Sunrise at 3:11
a.m., sunset at 9:02 p.m.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Baby playtable, bi
cycle, youth bed, spring & mat
tress, small tricycle, small child’s
wagon. 631 1st Ave. or Main 40.
Can sell or finance good mining
properties, placer or lode, in Al
aska or Yukon Territory. Write
Post Office Box 205, Anchorage,
Alaska. 117c
WANTED—Copies of the Nome
Nugget for July 1, 1955.
FOR RENT—Tom Thumb piano.
Call Nugget Office.
I
Just Rec'd: new O.D. Mattresses
for Army cots . $12.50 each
Army cots . 3.00 each
THE TRADING POST
SHOWING AT THE jj
THEATERS
SHOW TIMES EVERY DAY: ft
7:15 and 9:15 P.M. ft
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Effective Aug. 7, the Sunday
5:15 matinee will be discontinued.
However, special matinees will
be presented from time to time
and will be advertised before
hand in the Nugget.
be winning your
loudest applause inVji^
Winning
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"THE PHANTOM RIDER"
Ptarmigan Season
To Open Aug. 20
Ray Trembley of the Fish and
Wildlife Service, stationed at
Fairbanks, arrived here yester
day. He brought with him hunt
ing and fishing licenses which
are now available at the U. S.
Commissioner’s Office.
Alaska nimrods will enjoy a
bird shooting season eight days
longer this year than last, it was
learned last week when copies of
the 1955 migratory waterfowl reg
ulations signed by the Secretary
of the Interior were received.
The season in the territory will
run from Sept. 1 to Nov. 22. Last
year it was Sept. 1 to Nov. 14 in
western Alaska and Sep. 15 to
Nov. 28 in the Southeast.
Jacksnipe will be fair game for
the first 30 days of the season, in
stead of just the last 15, as in
1954.
Daily bag limit will be: 7 ducks,
3 geese, 15 coots, 3 brant, and 8
snipe, while the possession limit
will be: 14 ducks, 6 geese, 15 coot,
6 brant and 8 snipe.
Methods and Means
Grouse and ptarmigan only
may be taken with a shotgun (not
larger than No. 10 gauge and not
capable of holding more than 3
shells), rifle, pistol, bow and ar
i row, or spear, or with the aid qf
a dog, but not from or by means
of a motor vehicle, aircraft, or
any boat propelled by any means
other than paddles, oars, or poles.
“Any other game bird protect
ed also under the provisions of
the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of
July 3, 1918, as amended, may be
taken only in the manner, by the
means, and at the times or places
permitted by the regulations of
the Secretary of the Interior
adopted pursuant to the terms of
that act.”
Ptarmigan
Open season for ptarmigan in
Alaska is from Aug. 20 to Apr. 15
and the limit is 20 a day.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday by PAA
DC-4 were: Tom Beltz, Paul
Moneymaker, Ed Morton, Mr.
Dimmick, and Mr. Okpealuk.
Departing were: A.K. Reebes,
Ann Tucker, Hilda Karlson, R.E.
Morse, and James Tapp.
Laying of Refrigeration
Coils Completed For
Nome School Addition
The B-E-C-Ot Construction Co.,
which has the contract for the
new school addition, have com
pleted the laying of the refriger
ation coils for the foundation of
the building. They have been de
layed with this preliminary work
to the actual construction by ex
tremely wet weather which caus
ed considerable thawing in the
permafrost. This phase of the
work is now under control and
process of being installed,
the necessary power lines are in
Footings for the foundations
will be the next step in the con
struction, stated Mr. Koon, of
B-E-C-K Construction, after
which progress on the building
itself will begin to show.
Agnes Galvin Here On Visit
Many people go south for their
annual vacations, but Agnes Gal
vin comes north to Nome to visit
with her brother, Larry Galvin,
and sister, Mrs. Walter Glavino
vich.
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I in the Old Town!
the night of
ISaturday, Aug. 20|
with the I
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I carnival!
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| School Auditorium |
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