FRANK WHALEY REPORTS
BIG TOURIST SEASON AHEAD
Frank Whaley, summer man
ager of Wien Airlines at Kotzebue
Iras been active this winter in
tourist promotion trips and re
ports that everything looks won
derful for a big season this sum
mer. Bookings are far ahead of
last year he states.
He writes that he has also been
working on a travel picture .in
Hollywood called, “Arctic Tour
iLure,” a 30-minute color - sound
picture.
• In addition to making movies
and promoting interest in Alaska
tours, Whaley has an article in
jField and Stream entitled “Shee
fishing.”
. Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
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| Pioneer Card Party
Saturday Night
As will be seen elsewhere in
this issue,!the Pioneers and Ladies
Auxiliary are to hold the first
card party of the season next Sat
urday evening at Pioneer Hall.
It was originally planned to
! start this, series of card parties on
Jan. 31 but due to illness so pre
valent in the community at that
time, combined with extremely
cold weather the opening was
postponed. Now that it is reported
that the “flu” has about run its
course and the health of the
people has returned to normal,
and a welcome change has taken
place in the weather, the people
of the town are anxious to engage
in a little quiet, social entertain
ment again.
These card parties afford an op
portunity to the people to get to
gether in a nice comfortable hall
and enjoy themselves after a long
period of inclement weather and
some illness.
Margaret Adams of Nome and
Florie Rudzevice, Jr., of Nome
Field, were married yesterday
afternoon by Rev. Paul Carlson
of the Covenant Mission Church.
Attending the couple were Bertha
Vlaar and Ken Bakken.
NEW Ocean- Rail-Air
FREIGHT RATE
— SEATTLE TO NOME —
17c-per-Pound
(Includes All Charges—Shipper's Door to Consumer's Door)
• Two Weeks Delivery
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• Shipments leave Seattle every Tuesday
Ship:- Care of WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES,
ALASKA TRADES BLDG., 1915 lsl Ave..
Via OCEAN VAN LINE
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT OUR LOCAL OFFICE
FROM SEWARD
SS Baranof Feb.12 SS Baranof Feb. 26
Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
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SS Denali Feb. 19 SS Baranof Mar. 6
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
I Church and CAP Bow To
Eclats and Nanooks
In Friday Basketball
By HERB WILLIAMS
The Nome Nanooks rolled to
their 12th win against eight losses
last Friday as they knocked over
the CAP 49-39, while the Fed
erated Church took another one
on the chin at the hands of the
23rd Eclats 56-33.
In the first game, the Church
was thoroughly outclassed by the
23rd and never seriously chal
lenged the winners as they were
behind 18-11 at the quarter mark
| and 28-16 by the half. The Eclats
increased their point spread in
the third quarter to- 41-25 and
closed out the final period 56-33.
For the 23rd, Freer 14, Lezar
11, Allen and Baumgartner 9
each, Lenen 6, Gernes 5 and Bak
ken 2. Kangas for the losers hit
for 11, Hahn 8, Bob Scott 6, Atuk,
Grossoehme and George Kost 2
points each.
The CAP made it a little rough
for the high school in the second
tilt, but faded in the second
period as they led the Nanooks
at the first whistle 19-14, then
the High School got rolling and
led at the half 28-22. In the sec
ond half the local boys increased
their lead 41-29 and through the
final period the CAP rallied, but
the Nanooks held off their attack
and won out 49-39.
Pete Larsen was high man with
12, Swanberg 9, Willoya and A1
Sahlin 7 each, Bell 6, Greene 5,
Olson and Herman 2 each. For
the CAP, Kliest and Dann 9, Mc
Clure 8, Dumbacker 7, Kramer 3,
Jones 2 and Levesque 1.
In tomorrows games: at 7 the
152 Radar vs. the CAP and at 8:15
the Nanooks tangle with Lomen
Commercial.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Friday from Fairbanks:
Harold Harter, Dr. Earl Stevens,
James Bizzel, Mr. and Mrs. James
Walsh and family; from Seattle:
Rita Abnaboogah, Mr. and Mrs.
George Bayer and son, Mrs. Bill
Munz and daughter, and John
Campbell. John Lunsford was a
rotmdtrip passenger. Ronald G.
McGillis left for Anchorage.
ANNUAL BANQUET
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 17
BERING SEA CLUB—7:30 p.m.
Tickets On Sale At:
N. C. Store, Nome Drug
and Nome Hardware
NOTICE
There will be an American
Legion meeting Tuesday night.
WANT ADS
PRICED For Quick Sale—$7,500
house and two lots for $3,500.
Property on Fourth Ave. See
Mr., Tate or write Hank Miller,
Box 273, Union Oregon. 19
FOR SALE—Thor Mangle, first
class condition; 110 -220 volt
1 h.p. Delco electric motor;
new Electrosteem radiator. Call
Otto Worm. 18
HOUSE For Sale. Call Main 42
GIRL wanted at MMM Hospital
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday — '7:30 p.m.
"RIGHT CROSS"
June Allyson, Ricardo Monlalban
Dick Powell, Lionel Barrymore
ALASKA AIRLINES
From. Anchorage: Maj. Donald
MacGlflis, Donald Dunn, James
Strong, Hazel Saunders.
From Unalakleet: Clarabelle
Katchatag, Mrs. Art Johnson and
two children, Rev. Lindgren.
To Anchorage: Ralph Moody,
Tom Iworrigau, Roger Aningayou,
Burr Collins, Richard Denny, D.
McIntyre, George Lucas, Capt.
Daly, John Hakala, Berta Tucker,
Frank Perry, W. Brown, Peter
Castel, Myron Wheeler, Arthur
McLain, Frank Allman.
To Unalakleet: L. C. Ferguson,
Gertrude Kost, Bishop Gleason,
Ed Curtis.
To Gambell: Joe Noongwuk, E.
Wongittlum, C. Iknakinak, L. Na
poukak, R. Nelson, Dan Fritz, V.
E. Liddell, Mrs. Liddell.
LITTLE DIOMEDE ISLANDERS
ALL IN BED WITH THE FLU
Jim Freericks of Wiens made a
trip to Diomede Island yesterday
and he reports that he found the
entire village in bed with the
“flu.” He said they had all been
so sick that they were unable
even to go crab fishing.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Nick Conners,
A1 Branson.
To Fairbanks: Marvin Carlson,
W. H. “Slim” Evans.
To Diomede: Aaron Milligrock.
MARCH OF DIMES NETS $388
The final count on the March
of-Dunes campaign'is as follows:
Nome School.$156.89
Iron Lungs . 117.57
Collection, donations .... 114.00
Total ...$388.46
The committe wishes to thank
all who contributed and a special
vote of thanks to the Nome School
for their splendid cooperation.
Raymond Moses, 12-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald
Moses, who was burned in an
explosion of a gas lamp at Elim,
and who passed away here, was
buried this afternoon from the
Covenant Mission Church.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Anna Wilkalkia and
Ellen Ben. Discharged: Winford
Adlooat, Arlene Hawk.
Bering Sea Club
Dining Room
Now Open
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Dinners Only
4-12 p.m.
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Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
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