A.C.S. Nomads Reap
Slight Edge over Nats
In First Softball Practice j
Friday evening, the A.C.S. No
mads downed the National Guard
nine by a score of 10-9 in a prac
tice softball game.
The closely contested game was
highlighted by Frank Austin’s
triple in the last inning, driving
in the winning run.
John Sheldon pitched a steady
game for the winners, and was
backed up by fine defensive play
on the part of Bobby Goeth, the
Nomad second baseman.
For the losers, Corky Kost
pitched fire ball, with good de
fensive play by Pete Hahn, the
National Guard’s shortstop.
This was the first play of the
season, and even though it wa
a practice game, much enthusiasm
was displayed by the players.
The umpire for the evening was
John Jemison.
A second practice game between
these two teams is scheduled for
tonight at 6:30.
Dentist Will Return For 10
Days Starting June 17
Dr. Lee McKinley and son Blake
returned to Anchorage today after
setting up a dental office here in
the Polaris Hotel. Dr. McKinley
will return to Nome for ten days
starting on Friday, June 17. Ap
pointments may be made by call
ing Barbara Mclver at Main 78.
Don Perkins Joins M & M
Bank Insurance Department
Donald E. Perkins has joined
the staff of the Miners & Mer
chants Bank as a solicitor for the
Insurance Department. All insur
ance business should be referred
either to Don Perkins or Don
Hoover who remains the insur
ance agent.
'GET WELL QUICK'!
Two local business women are
reported progressing satisfactorily
following major operations at the
MMM Hospital. They are Mrs.
Charles Frazier and Mrs. Jess
Woodward.
NEW CITIZEN . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Molitor are
the parents of a son born on Sat
urday, June 4. Molitor is local
•manager for Molitor and Doremus,
accountants, and this is their first
child.
NOTICE
There will be no meeting of the
Order of Eastern Star tonight.
—Ruth Reed. Worthy Matron.
Japanese McKinley
Climbers Here to Study
Seward Pen. Geography
A group of Japanese scientists
arrived here Saturday for a four
day stay in this area. They are
the party which climbed Mt. Mc
Kinley, and are from the iMeiji
University, and are headed by
Professor Misawo Watanabe. They
were guests today at the Chamber
of Commerce luncheon.
The party’s mission is to study
geography on the Arctic Coast,
and they have been assisted by the
University of Alaska and the state
government, which has made doc
uments and other materials avail
able to them for their studies.
They are part of a group of 21
who are conducting a four-month
study in Alaska. Other members
of the party visiting here are
Takashi Matsude and Teruzo
Kaji.
Halverson In Seattle Hospital
Con Potter related today that
fye has heard from Olaf Halverson
in Seattle. Mr. Halverson is at the
Virginia Mason Hospital, under
going a series of tests and a med
ical checkup.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Clifford Jack pleaded not guilty
to a charge of drunk and disorder
ly conduct and resisting arrest.
Trial was held on Friday. He was
found guilty and fined $25, which
was suspended.
Morris Thompson was fined $30
upon pleading guilty to a charge
of being drunk.
Ray Attatayak, who was held
on a disorderly conduct charge,
was released upon signing a
pauper’s oath.
Winfred Adloat pleaded guilty
to disorderly conduct, and was
fine $75. On the same charge, El
mer Soosok pleaded guilty and was
| fined $40; and Vernon Carlson
was given a choice of a $200 fine
or 90 days in jail.
O. Stamatis was charged with
driving while intoxicated on a
City charge, and with disorderly
conduct on a state charge. He
pleaded not guilty, and the two
cases are scheduled for 10:30 a.m.
and 2 p.m. on Tuesday.
The city charge was filed by
John Marvik, and the state charge
by Trooper Gene Morris.
NOTICE
Tom and Barbara Martin will
not be responsible for debts of
the Board of Trade after June 1.
| The business has been turned over
1 to James West.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
CHEVRON ASBESTOS ROOF COATING (Black)
S Gal. Pail . $ 6.79
53 Gal. Drum .. $56.18
CHEVRON ALUMINUM ASBESTOS ROOF COATING
5 Gal. Pail . $ 18.31
53 Gal. Drum . $157.68
Efftecive June 1 — 10 per cent Discount on Above Prices.
MAIN 147 BOX 700
Cargo will be accepted at the East
Waterway Pier from May 31st through
June 131h.
JIM O'SULLIVAN. AGENT . . . MAIN 147
A1 Van Gries & Helpers
Nominated for Top Honors
In Cleanup Campaign
If anyone is to get a medal for
work during clean-up week, done
beyond the call of duty, first on
the list should be A1 Van Gries,
it was reported to the Nugget by
residents on Third Ave.
A1 had the responsiblity of see
ing that Block 50 was cleaned up,
and undertook to do much of it
himself, with his two helpers, the
Mandeville boys. He has person
ally hauled out truckload after
truckload of debris that has been
in that block for many years, and
.he is still at it.
Those who have observed him
say he has done a “swell job.”
! BRIGHT SPRING COLORS
ADORN K.I. VILLAGE
A shining example to the people
of Nome has been set by the King
Island Villagers. The heretofore
nondescript appearance of most
of the dwellings has been greatly
changed and greatly enhanced by
the application of bright spring
like paint jobs. The colors range
through the spectrum — but the
effect is 100 per cent pleasing.
The East Eenders are really set
ting the pace in the spring
clean-up!
LIGHTERAGE FLEET FLOATED
Lomen Commercial’s lighterage
fleet is getting into the water this
week with the tug Margo launched
yesterday and two barges at the
east end of town sliding down the
ways this afternoon.
Superintendent Jim Carey said
the other three steel barges will
be in the water tomorrow, too.
Two other tugs, the Lucille and
the Bozo are still being prepared
for the summer season on the
beach at the Sand Spit.
BERING SEA HOTEL
GETS NEW LOOK
The Wallace Hotel has been re
decorated for the busy summer
season just starting, inside as well
as outside, and with the change of
appearance it has also had a
change of name, states the owner,
Paul Mandeville, who further says
it will be known in the future
as the Bering Sea Hotel.
— ATTENTION —
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
SPECIAL MEETING 7:30 P.M.
TONIGHT — CITY HALL
SOFTBALL MEETING
TUESDAY — 8 P.M.
CITY HALL
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Scotsman hot water
heater 60 gal. Mukluk Pool Hall.
FOR SALE—’54 Ford pickup. Call
Red 142.
FOR SALE — m-ton Truck.
Inquire at Nugget. 70c
WANTED TO BUY — One 18 to
20 foot boat, without motor.
Call Nugget. 68p
WANTED TO BUY — Graded
beach gravel. Contact Nugget.
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FOR SALE—2-story house with 2
large bedrooms, could be made
into 3. Fully furnished includ
ing groceries. Main 69. 70c
TELLER Dry Red Salmon, 40c per
lb. plus freight. Write R. R.
“Bob” Blodgett, Teller Commer
cial Co., Teller, Alaska.
FOR SALE — 26 foot Trailer
House. Arctic insulated. Bath
tub, shower, et cetera. Like new.
Can be seen in Nome. Contact
Munz Airways or write to R. R.
“Bob” Blodgett, Teller Com
mercial Co., Teller, Alaska.
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $1C.
See Dorothy’s. tf
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
TONIGHT
— First Show Starts at 7:15 P.M.; Second Show, 9:30 —
THAT FRENCH GIRL’S
LOVE NOVEL THAT
SHOCKED
THE WORLD!
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