Dewey Goodrich Attends
N.C. Managers’ Meeting
Dewey Goodrich, manager of
N.C. Store, left to attend a three
day meeting of store managers of
the far-flung N. C. Company,
which has a total of 21 branches.
In addition to the managers
from as many of the posts as pos
sible will be Volney Richmond
Jr., vice president and general
manager, M. Dederer, president
of the Seattle Fur Exchange.
Branch managers expected at
■the meeting are: J. A. Ferguson,
Anchorage; F. D. Beck, Fairbanks;
{Horace Biederman, Eagle; Harry
Cheek, Fort Yukon; R. W. Hum
phries, Tanana; N. W. Suckling,
Manley Hot Springs; C. V. Hab
erman, Nenana; Kenneth Chat
Pete Reader Appointed To Fill
Council Term of Clyde Kammerer
The Nome City Council wel
comed back City Clerk Carrie Mc
Lain, who has been in Fairbanks
for medical care and who returned
over the weekend.
A short business meeting was
held, at which time Pete Reader
was appointed to fill the vacancy
on the council of Clyde Kammerer,
who has been gone for several
months.
wood, McGrath; Einar Urson,
Ruby; Dewey Goodrich, Nome;
John W. Fletcher, Unalaska; L.
J. McElhaney, Bethel; Wayne
House, Aniak; Owen Williams,
Whitehorse, Y.T., Can.; Thomas
A. Retallack, Mayo, Y.T.; and
John F. Donald, Dawson, Y.T.
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Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
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Men s and Ladies Furnishings
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FROM SEWARD
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Silica Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Jan. 22 * SS Denali Feb. 5
Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
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POLAR LIQUOR STORE
ROBBED OF $450
The Polar Liquor Store was
robbed Sunday afternoon at about
2 o’clock of about $450 which was
in the cash register, according to
owner Keith Hedreen.
Hedreen was in the office at
that time he stated and bar tender
Ted Grotha was on duty when the
unknown thief walked in and out
of the liquor store. A system of
bells alerts the bar tender when
a customer is in the liquor store.
Apparently the robber slipped in
a<s another customer left the
liquor store, according to Hed
reen.
WARNING
There will be firing on the
20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd of Jan
uary at Submarine, west of the
Army Dump, into the Bering
Sea.
Hunters and residents are
warned to stay out of the area
on these days.
Major George G. Tanner,
Commanding
NOTICE
As the Service Officer of Bering
Sea Post 9569 of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, I am interested in
contacting veterans of foreign
wars, widows of veterans of for
eign wars and/or their depend
ents, who have any problems con
cerning claims, hospitalization, or
their immediate welfare.
My duties call for rendering
assistance by advising such per
sons of their rights according to
law and to call to the attention
of their comrades any veteran or
their dependents in distress.
For further information call:
Raymond Hawk, Black 48 or
write Box 602. Nome, Alaska.
Raymond F. Hawk, Jr.,
Service Officer,
V.F.W. Post 9569
TO HONOR THE NEW
PRESIDENT OF THE U.S.A.
The Second Division Republican
Club is sponsoring an
INAUGURAL BALL
To be held Jan. 20 in the
High School Auditorium.
Refreshments will be served
Dancing 9:00 till 12:00
Bring Your Best Girl —
And Leave Your Politics at Home
Admission $1.00
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Ice Skates, size 10,
$6.50. Worth double. Call The
Nugget, Main 125.
FOUND—Estebrook Pen. Call at
Nugget arid pay for this ad.
FOUND — One yellow hand - knit
glove. Call at Nugget.
WILL party who borrowed elec
tric heating pad from Eli Mulch
return same. 6
FOR SALE—Smith & Wesson .22
target revolver. Fires .22 short,
long or long rifle cartridge. Call
Red 59 after 6 p.m. or Main 133.
DREAM
THEATER
Wednesday, Jan. 14—7:30 p-m.
"KING SOLOMON'S MINES"
Deborah Kerr, Stewart Granger
Richard Carlson, Hugo Haas
(in TECHNICOLOR 1)
Thursday, Jan. 15—7:30 p.m.
"THIEF OF DAMASCUS"
Paul Henried, Jeff Donnell
75 Children Partake Of
Beta Sig Hot Lunch
Program Monday Noon
The Beta Sigma Phi School
Lunch Program got under- way
Monday with 75 children re
sponding the first day, each with
his lunch ticket.
It has been announced that the
North Star Grill has volunteered
to furnish the hot soup every
Wednesday noon during the entire
period of the program.
It has been arranged for one
High School girl to assist every
day. One volunteer adult worker
is also needed to assist each day.
It has been suggested that moth
ers of the children might volun
teer so that they may participate
in the program sponsored for their
children; however, assistance from
any adult will be welcomed.
Anyone wishing to offer their
services for a day may contact
Terry Jackson, chairman, for a
date.
In Commissioner’s Court
Joe Game was given 40 days
for being drunk and disorderly.
W. Iypana, native woman from
Diomede Island, was judged in-,
sane and wilj be sent to the States.
In U.S. District Court
The case of the U.S. vs. Martha
Owens scheduled for this morning
in the U.S. District Court was
postponed until Monday due to
the illness of attorney Quincy
Benton. The petit jury was in
structed to report at that time.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving with Pan American
yesterday were Mr. Craddock,
John Hutney, Opal Peterson, and
Quincy Benton.
Departing were George Newton
for Fairbanks, Mary Okoya for
Sitka, and Colleen Brown and
daughter Marsha for Seattle.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Kotzebue: Harry Lewis, J.
Jenkins, B. Riley, Bob Hillar, Mr.
and Mrs. Eph Wheeler, Frank
Kialook, S. Jones, and Father
Tom Cunningham.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Unalakleet: Pearl
Trigg; from Anchorage: James G.
Strong, Melvin Sepillu, Clarence
Waghiyi, James O’Bryant.
Leaving for Kotzebue: Captain
Harbison, Scott Bottorff, Daniel
Jones, Dave‘Platt, Dally Platt; for
McGrath: Mr. and Mrs. William
Evans; for Anchorage: Charles D.
Jones, Sgt. Ray Calvert, Rev. Paul
Carlson.
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