ARMY BRUINS MEET
AIR FORCE FIVE IN
FREE GAME TONIGHT
The undefeated Army Bruins
■will meet the Air Force basketball
team Friday night at 8:00 p.m. in
a game to be- played at the high
school gymnasium. The Bruins
have won three straight pre-sea
son games.
There will be no admission to'
the game.
Here’s the lineup for the Army
team:
Guards—Stevens, 5’9; Glass, 5’8;
Hall, 6’0; Honne-r, 6’0; Challis, 5’9.
Forwards—Bowman, 6’2; Simms,
6’1; Roberts, 6’5. Centers—Keiser,
6’5; Tarbell, 6’4.
Army manager is Lt. Burdick,
Johnson is coach.
For the Air Force: Guards—
Berry, 5’9; Thibou, 5’6; Paulos,
5’G; C. Johnson, 5’10. Forwards—
Nelms, 6’0; Talbet, G’O; Schorder,
6’0. Centers—D. Jackson, 6’3; and
West, 6’3. Lt. Davis is manager
and Barnette, coach.
NOTICE
A movie on tuberculosis, espec
ially for adults, is being shown
at the community center Tuesday,
Oct. 12. at 8 p.m. A Pan American
travel movie will be shown also.
GALVIN ALLOTED TEN
MINUTES IN CAB HEARING
ON STATES-ALASKA CASE
Boyd Hardwood has received
official word from Washington,
D.C., headquarters of the CAB
that Larry Galvin, representative
from the N.W.A. Chamber o'f
Commerce, would be allotted 10
minutes on Oct. 12 at the hearing
on the States-Alaska case sched
uled at that time.
ARCTIC CLUB PLANS
LITTLE THEATER GROUP
IN NOME THIS WINTER
The Arctic Club has announced
that plans are under way for a
Little Theater group this winter.
Leaders are Jack Reed and Dirk
Hoagland.
All members of the organization
interested in any phase of the
work such as lighting, stage set
ting, business management, etc.,
are urged to contact either of the
above-mentioned members of the
committee.
IMPORTANT MEETING
All members and former mem
bers of Odd Fellow and Rebekah
Lodges are requested to aitend a
meeting at the Pioneer Hall Sat
urday, October 9, at 7:30 p.m.
(signed) Robert . F. Baldwin
Secretary, I.O.O.F.
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SQUARE KNOT DUE
NOME — 2:00 a.m. OCT. 9
Freighter Sailings From Seattle:
EVERY TUESDAY CALLING VALDEZ. THEN SEWARD
EVERY FRIDAY CALLING SEWARD
! | WALTER W. SIPPRELL, AGENT PHONE MAIN 68
$381 Collected To Date
For Hot Lunch Program
The Hot Lunch program com
mittee report progress as some of
the thirty workers have started
turing in their collections, stated
Nancy Goodrich, treasurer.
Among the donations are $50
in oil or cash by Howard Green;
$25 from the Rotary Club plus the
profits from a concert scheduled
for November.
Agnes Milligan of the Bering
Sea Club has offered, in addition
to a cash donation, large pots of
soup from time to' time. The Nome
Sanitary Service has donated its
services.
Last year a total of $1,500 was
collected. To date this year $381
has been turned in.
Mrs. Morse, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Ailak, who has been
living in Fairbanks, arrived here
yesterday for a visit.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Karl Dewey resi
dence, 2-story house, 2 bed
rooms, front room, dining room,
kitchen, bath, front and back
entries, with furniture and fix
tures now located therein. Said
house located on West “E” St.,
between 1st and 2nd Streets.
Lot approximately 46x50. Con
tact James von der Heydt. 118
FOR SALE—’42 Dodge command
car. New rubber, just over
hauled. Contact Geo. Nelson at
Board of Trade Bar. 118
FERTILIZER available—Garden
ers may obtain rabbit fertilizer
from Re-v. L. Hudgins, who has
a surplus at this time. 120
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SHOWING AT
THEATER|
Adults 85(‘ Children 40tf
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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PLUS SERIAL
"BLACK HAWK"
SUNDAY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MONDAY — 7:15 & 9:15
“SEQUOIA”
MGM HALL OF FAME
Plus Cartoon
Walsh, Jones and Polet
To Attend Grand Igloo
Meeting At Anchorage
Members of the Pioneers of Al
aska, Igloo No. 1 planning to at
tend the Grand Igloo meeting in
Anchorage next week include M.
J. Walsh, Charles Jones and A.
Polet.
Welcomed back to the Igloo'
was Jake Overbough, who has
been here all summer and who
leaves for the States this week.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday were Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Mulch, Mrs. Morse,
Mr. Munger.
Round trip passengers were Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Romirez,
Mrs. Parker, Mr. Asher, Mary
Justice, Robert Seith.
Outgoing passengers were Mr.
and Mrs. Reuter, Mrs. Bill Munz
and daughter, Otto Wiehle, G. R.
Jackson, Leon Bigro, and Stanley
Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Mulch Return
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Mulch, who'
have been visiting in Kansas, re
turned home yesterday with Pan
American.
Roy Wall Transferred To Tanana
Roy Wall of CAA who has been
active in the community, assist
ing in many ways, has been trans
ferred to Tanana. He will leave
very soon and will be joined at
his new station by his family who
are now in the states.
Son Born To Rev. Johnsons
Rev. and Mrs. Curtis Johnson of
the Lutheran Mission are the
parents of a son born yesterday
and weighing nine pounds seven
ounces.
Cub Scouting Program
Gets Underway Here
A meeting of the Cub Scout
Committee- was held Wednesday
evening at the home of Rev.
Reeves Havens with Bob Heath
presiding. Plans for the coming
Scout season were discussed and
committee heads appointed.
On account of being called to
supervise the Bay Scout pro
gram for Rotary, Cubmaster Wm.
Barber felt it necessary to turn
the Cub program to someone
else. Accordingly Nathan Silver
berg, high school teacher, agreed
to assume the responsibility with
the advice of retiring Cubmaster
Barber.
At present there are 16 boys
enrolled in the- Cub Scouts and
eight more boys will fill out
the present three dens. If enough
Cubs enroll, the fourth den will
be organized.
The den mothers for this year
will be Mrs. Dewey Goodrich,
Mrs. Wm. Barber and Mrs. Clin
ton Gray.
Details for enrolling boys 8 to
13 in the Cubs may be obtained
from any of the den mothers or
from any of the- committee or
enrolled Cubs themselves. The
deadline for enrolling Cubs this
year is Nov. 15.
The committee is composed of:
Bob Health, Rev. Havens, Na
than Silverberg, Bob Herman,
Sam Mogg, Clinton Gray, and
Wm. Barber.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: Pauline Mc
Gill, Margery Bogard, Annie Fries
and Paddy Billy.
To Fairbanks: E. Meyer and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whaley and
family.
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