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THE POLAR CURIO
Jewelry and
Photographic Store
IS LOOKING PRETTIER
DAY BY DAY
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Opening Announcement !
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Nimrod Hijpjts Attend
Utak Hunting Season
fmoyq. Utah, .UT—It’s deer
hunting season in Utah—time for
the annual nimrod hijinks.
Like Yukus Inouye of nearby
Highland, who was awakened
from his nap by hunters’ bullets
whining fob close to his rural
home. Going to the window to
warn them away, he spotted a
four-point buck standing in his;
own yard, grabbed his rifle and
filled his season's quota on the
spot.
Or Otto Reichert of Provo, who
brought his buck back alive. He'd
already shot one when he came
upon a three-pointer in a barbed
wire fence. Freeing the animal,
he brought it home with him,
treated its cuts, and turned it over
to the Fish and Game Department.
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dal* At Th* Nome Nugget Oftic*.
The above schedule was de
signed to give Nome better con
nections to Seattle through the
joint services of Pan American
and Wien Airlines. While it might
appear rather complicated, it is
relatively easy to understand.
More concisely, here is what it
provides:
Tuesday and Saturday—Seattle
to Nome with PAA and Wien.
Thursday—Fairbanks to Nome
with PAA.
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WIEN AIRLINES
To Fairbanks: R. Mickelson,
Pat Langley & infant, R. Brown,
Bob Reed, F. Holzer, L.W. Thom
son, S. Lamberton, Otto Meyers,
Hogn Houde, F.. Broemeling, A.
Richardson, Leslie Jones, Mrs.
Freericks, Chris Freericks, Her
man I wan.
To Kotzebve: Warren Tiffany,
Robt. Daffern.
From Kotwbue: Edith Buliock,
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Slirn.
From Fairbanks: C. Johnson, H.
Daniels, L Mouton, W. Acher
man, A. Taylor, D. H. McQueen,
R. Williams, T. Gordon, G. B.
Johnson, C. Baines, A- E. Holub,
H. Hill, E. SchaUmo. F. Wiede
man, E. Spilman, A. Miller, Peter
Pomeroy, Wm. Bauer, R. Cal
houn, L. Daw, Gene Comer, Alton
Curry,. R. Owens, V. Lindsay, J.
Fran cello, W. Owens, Don Peter
son. •
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Better Protection for
Kodiak Vnwii Bears
WASHINGTON, (JV-The Inter
ior Department announced action
today designed to provide greater
protection of the giant Kodiak
brown bear in the Kodiak Nation
al Wildlife Refuge in Alaska
The Department said it had
moved to cancel a grazing lease
on a section of the refuge as a
first step toward resolution of con
flicting land-use problems.
The department said the order
which created the refuge in 1941
provided for grazing in a one-mile
shoreline strip around the refuge
and that its present action is de
signed to resolve a conflict over
uses which has resulted.
Alaska has 3,000 persons re
quiring some rehabilitation effort
and an annual rate of 600 persons
handicapped who will require re
habilitation services in the future.
PAN AMERICAN PRESENTS A new schedule
To Become Effective November 1 end Operated in Conjunction with Wien Airlines
(Read Down)
Tue. It Sat.
(Boeing Strato
clipper)
PA 903 (Daily except Wed.)
1:00 a.m. Lv. Seattle Ar. 5:00 am.
5:00 a.m. Ar. Fairbanks Lv. 9:15 p.m.
Thursday (PA 902 Boeing
Wien 311 pA 905 Strato-Clipper)
(DC-3) (DC-4) (Daily except Tues.)
7:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Lv. Fairbanks Ar. 5:30 p.m. 3:35 p.m. 3:30 p.m.
9:50a.m. 11:30a.m. Ar. Nome Lv. 1:30p.m. 9:50a.m. 11:45a.m.
(Tues. 8c Sat. (Thursday) [Wien 312) (Wien 312)
(PA 902) (Saturday) (Mon., Wed.
and Fri.)
All times shove are local standard for the city indicated. (Read Up)
Better Connections in New Schedule
Thursday—Nome to Fairbanks
and Seattle direct with PAA.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday—Nome to Fairbanks
with Wien and to Seattle with
PAA.
This schedule will be in effect
from Nov. 1, 1956, through March
31, 1957.
Remember—between Seattle and
Fairbanks Pan American now op
erates the Boeing Strato-Clipper.
This is the finest passenger air
craft ever flown and provides
every comfort that the traveler
could wish. It is pressurized, has
a lower deck lounge, the finest
meals are served, and there is a
standard seating arrangement that
eliminates the flve-across seating.
Also, the travel time between
Fairbanks and Seattle has now
been reduced to six hours.
The one-way fare Nome to Se
attle is now $119.80, and the
r<fcnd-trip fare $215.64, tax in
cluded.
NOME TAXI
Phone Main 8
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Nome Directory
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Dewey Goodrich
President
W. Mecklenburg
Secretary
Thursday Luncheon
| Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
STAN MORGAN, President
ALASKA CHAPTER foTl
Order of Eastern Star
M*eta 1st k 3rd Monday of each month
□ Betly Edwards
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Harry A. Lewla, W.M.
Nerrin W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets let aad 3rd Thursday each menth