Vandals Damage
Curly Q Train
Tom Martin of the Polaris
Hotel, who is busy preparing for
the summer tours via the Curly
Q Railroad reports that the Cur
ly Q railroad car which was win
tered in the Little Creek area
has been broken into. The door
was broken in, the roof was dam
aged and the interior damaged.
There vfras evidence of picnics
being held in the area. Martin
stated that the young people in
volved should realize that dam
age of this kind is costly and dis
couraging to those who are try
ing to help build up the tourist
industry in this area.
He also reports that there is
much snow on the railroad which
is glaciered in several spots and
will be late opening up this year.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted — Mary Ningeulook.
Glenn Snyder, Frank Johnson,
Florence Kungesuk.
Discharged—George Miller, Os
car Wall, Abigail Eben, Caroline
Herman, Ron Punguk, Bertha
Coons, Ellen Enignawuk, Don
ald Segoonick, LeRoy Ashen
felter.
NOTICE
Applications will be received in
the City Clerk's office up io
5:00 o'clock p.m.. May 12, 1958
for the following:
POLICE & FIRfi CHIEF—$750.00
per month.
UTILITY MAN — $675.00 per
month for a 48 hour week.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL
By Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publish April 30, May 5, 1958
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Children Cautioned To
Leave Survey Stakes Alone
Those three foot stakes which
1 are popping up all over town
are survey markers set up by
John ‘Short, who is surveying
the town. They must be left in
place or the project will be
hindered. Yesterday several of
these markers were pulled up and
carried away by children. Par
ents are urged to instruct their
children so that this does not
occur again.
Chief of Police Marvik said
that it is hoped this warning
will be sufficient, but if it is not,
the children will be picked up
if caught with the stakes.
School Band Concert
To be Presented Tonight
This evening at 8 o’clock the
Nome School Band will hold its
annual concert under the direc
tion of Frances Gorman who is
completing his second year with
the group.
At this time music awards will
be made. The public is invited
to participate with the students
in this musical event.
i VETERANS REPRESENTATIVE
J WILL BE IN NOME TUESDAY
Ted E. Weichbrodt of the Terri
. torial Veterans Department is
scheduled to arrive Tuesday and
will interview all veterans with
' problems. He will be located in
the office of the Department of
Taxation for a couple of days.
Dr. Cumming's Parents Arrive
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Cumming,
parents of Dr. Joe Cumming ar
rived from the states to make
their home here with their son.
I IN DISTRICT COURT
The motion for acquittal and
j a new trial for Lee Williams was
denied in U. S. District Court last
Friday. Williams who was found
guilty of rape and influencing a
! witness will be sentenced on May
! 12th.
• * *
In the case of the U. S. vs.
Fred Spud of Nunivak Island
pled not guilty to rape, the de
fendant pled guilty to contribu
ting to the delinquency of a
minor and was sentenced to one
year suspended after one day.
The first charge was dismissed
on motion of the U. S. Attorney.
* * *
Robert Kolerok who pled not
guilty to rape changed his plea
to guilty and received a sentence
of 3 years suspended after one
day.
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks—David Rus
sell, Douglas Melland, Norma Al
dprfer, Chas. Mayac, Ruth Brady,
Madeline Omiak, Agatha Sweb
wenna, Paul Heusser, C. L. Mod
dison, Harlon and Lucille Grow,
John Bitter, John Headden, E. L.
Meyers.
To Fairbanks—Charles Kim
ball, Nicholas Ingraco, Robert Al
len, E. L. Meyers, Warren Tay
lor, Norma Alderfer, Dwight
Noongwook, Julian Seppilu, Far
rel Iyakitan, Joel Kingeekuk,
Martha J. Noongwook, Frances
Imergan, Frank Roachell, Neil
Jamieson, Roy Kelly, Roy Mc
Brayer, Harlon and Lucille Grow,
Russell Hermann, Wayne Dillan.
To Kotzebue—Cherie and Sally
Gallahorn, Clara Salinas, Lloyd
Smith, Seymour Rotman, Pearl
Smith, Clarence Gregg, Whittier
Williams Jr., Charley Wilson,
Jack O. Jones, Reed Henry, Paul
ine George, Silas Aningayou.
| From Kotzebue—John Mooney,
j Mahlon Mills, C. J. Moddison,
j Paul Neusser.
—
Mrs. Brady, Girl Scout
Leader, Honored at Tea
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Ruth
Brady, head of Girl Scouting in
the Fairbanks and Nome area
and all local Girl Scout leaders
were honored with an informal
tea by the Home Arts Club,
sponsors of that organization in
Nome.
Mrs. Brady whose hobby is pic
tures gave a forty minute trav
elog of slides set to music, of
'(places she has visited in the
territory. The series included
many interesting pictures of the
University of Alaska campus,
Northern Lights, McKinley and
towns all the way from Ketchi
kan to Barrow.
Attention Members of OES
There will be a Mother's Day
party at Masonic Temple follow
ing the regular meeting on Mon
day. All Stars and escorts as
well as Masons wives and es
Gorts are invited at 9:00 p.m.
Hert Jenks, W. P.
ATTENTION PIONEERS
Pioneer Meeting May 7th
A full attendance desired as
matters of importance are to be
discussed.—Refreshments.
Axel Edman, President
WANT ADS
WANTED—45 rpm recording,
Eartha Kitt’s “C’est si bon”.
Call theatre.
WANTED TO BUY—Jeep in
good condition. Call Black 184.
FOR SALE—‘Revere Combination
Tape-Recorder and Radio, Stu
dio Model. Call Black 164
After 7 p.m. 56
FOR SALE—Formal dresses, sev
eral sizes — Reasonable. Call
Black 29. 55
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