Returns From
17 of 35 N. W.
District Precincts
Returns from 17 out of 35 pre
cincts have been received for the
northwestern District including
the following: Shaktoolik, Kotze
bue, Savoonga, White Mountain,
Teller, Unalakleet, Barrow, Cape
Nome, Shishmaref, Haycock,
Steffins, Kiana, Koyuk, Deering,
Alakanuk and Candle.
Proposition One—1,250 for, 306
opposed; Proposition Two—1,245
for, and 286 ' opposed; Proposi
tion Three—1,200 for, and 270
opposed.
Bartlett leads with 1,224 for
the Senate seat against Robert
son with 261.
Gruening leagls Stepovich 839
to 629 in the voting on the other
Senate seat.
Ralph Rivers leads for the
House seat with 614, followed by
Benson with 448 and Plummer
with 398.
■ For Governor, Egan leads with
527, Rivers 394, Butrovich 376
and Wilaiml2s0 ETAO ETA ET
and Williams 202.
For Secretary of State, Wade
leads with 725, Dewey 378 and
Greuel with 367.
For State Senators Bronson
leads Johnson 858 to 623 and
Beltz leads Frazier 1,037 to 375.
In the Barrow-Kobuk district,
it is 168 for Hopson and- 289 for
Bullock.
Wade Hampton, Nome Senator,
McNees leads Jones 585 to 287.
For the State House Fager
strom leads with 454, Blodgett
414, Gray 348, Degnan 319 and
Martin 237.
Scouts Embark
On 50-Mile Hike
Council to Solomon
Boy Scouts and Explorer
Scouts are expected to leave to
day by truck for Council from
where the boys will start a 50
mile, four-day hike to Solomon
for their annual trek.
In the party are ClifforcL
Sfeele, Ray Arnold, Fritz Cham
bers, Rod Boucher, Taylor Moto,
TTarry (Cookie) Johnson and
Johnnie Herman of Explorer Post
766; Wayne Witte, Tom Boucher,
F’-yan Friesz and David Craft of
Troop 666.
Accompanying the boys are
Explorer Advisor Ash Craft,
and Todd Purcell, Fairbanks,
and John Bandy, Scoutmaster.
The group is scheduled to return
Tuesday evening.
Bnroute along this historical
trek, the boys expect to hunt,
fish, prospect, and pick berries.
The weather forecast appears to
be favorable.
Funeral services for Peter Ar
thur Tucker, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Tucker, will be
held from the Covenant Church
at 2 p.m. Sunday, August 31
1958.
Clarence Rhode’s
Plane Lost In
Brooks Range
Over twenty planes have been
combing the Brooks Range area
for Clarence Rhode, regional di
rector of the Bureau of Sports
Fisheries and Wildlife, and his
21-year-old son, and Stan Fred
rickson, wildlife agent of Fair
banks.
Lt. Gen. Frank Armstrong of
the Alaska Command joined in
the search, flying a C-131 four
engined plane.
The three wildlife men were
making a Dahl sheep count when
they disappeared several days
ago. Poor weather and blackout
of radio signals has retarded the
search.
Clarence Rhode and Stan
Fredrickson are both experienced
pilots. Rhodes is the brother of
i Dusty Rhode of the C.A.A. here.
Ron Senungetuk’s
Artistry Displayed
On display at Polet’s this week
is a collection of items designed
I and made by Ronald Senungetuk,
j son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Senun
! getuk, who is an outstanding
j student and craftsman, now in his
j third year at the Rochester In
' stitute of Technology, where he
has been on the Dean’s list for
the past year.
His unusual designs in combin
ing ivory with precious metals
are most interesting and pleasing.
Ronald has promise of becoming
a real artist in jewelry design.
WHITE ALICE SUPT.
LOCAL ROTARY GUEST
Rotarians had as their guests
Wednesday noon, Lloyd Sund
strom, superintendent of White
Alice here, Dudley Beck, of N. C.,
Jack Reed, U. S. Marshal How
ard Jacobson Rev. G. McCray,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hutman, Aus
tin Walker, and the five officials
from Nile Shrine Temple.
Potentate Cain of.the Shriners
spoke at the meeting, on the
crippled children’s hospitals
which it maintains and which
project started back in 1922. Out
side of staff doctors, all services
to the hospitals is given by spe
cialists all over the States.
Mayor Anderson received a
communication from Louis
Rothschild, chairman of the
Alaska International Rail and
Highway Commission, expressing
regret- that due to appropriation
limitation, the Alaska commission
trip and hearings announced for
Nome have been cancelled.
NUNIVAK REINDEER SALE
BUREAU of Indian Affairs will
take individual orders for rein
deer from September 2nd thru
5th in Room 1, Federal Building.
Ncf phone orders will be accepted.
Offer applies to Natives only.
Back To School
Tuesday For 650
Nome Children
It’s back to school for about
650 children Tuesday morning at
9*a.m.
Twenty-seven or twenty-eight
teachers, including several new
teachers, most of whom have ar
rived and are getting settled, are
planned for the ’58-59 year,
Mr. Angell, superintendent, said.
A meeting of the teachers is
planned for Monday.
PETER KUWCHEE
GRAD. OF MC SCHOOL
camp’MERCY, Okinawa (FH
TNC) — Marine Sgt. Feter Kuw
chee son of Mrs. Rose Olsen of
Nome, Alaska, graduated July 19
from the Third Marine Division’s
Atomic, Biological and Chemical
Warfare School at Camp Mercy,
Okinawa.
Students at this two-week
school are trained in the detec
tion and decontamination proce
dures used in atomic, biological
and chemical warfare.
Home Arts Club will meet with
Louise Bockman on Belmont
Point, Tuesday evening at 8.
C OF C LUNCHEON TUESDAY
The Chamber of Commerce
J regular noon luncheon for Mon
day has been' postponed until
Tuesday due to the holiday. At
that time, the Chamber will for
mulate plans for the visit of the
All Alaska Chamber of Com
merce President C. L. Cloudy, of
Ketchikan, who is due here on
the 9th of September.
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WANT ADS
FOUND — Purse of Adela Wal
luk. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE — 2-slice electric
Toastmaster. $15. See Stevens,
Room 106, Federal Building.
GENTLEMAN desires quarters
in quiet neighborhod. Apply
Nugget Office.
FOR SALE — 1949 Jeep Station
Wagon. Inquire Tommy Thomp
son, Wien Airlines.
FOR SALE — New HensLee Mo
bile Home, 29 foot. Nearly new
cab-over Jeep, ’57 Pickup. MA.
3tch
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RUMMAGE SALE, corner 2nd
and D St., across from the
Skin Sewers, Saturday at
9 a.m.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
I wish to express my sincere
appreciation and thanks to the
voters who gave me their sup
port in the Primary Election.
—CHARLES E. FAGERSTROM.
FOR SALE — Double bed book
case, headboard, like new, $150.
Electric ice cream freezer, $10.
Hi-Fi radio and phono, con
sole, $90. Electric Thomas or
gan, $600. Phone Red 74.
FOR SALE—Our new dried Red
salmon are in. Better than
ever. 50c lb. by the bundle.
55c lb. straight. R. R (Bob)
Blodgett, Teller Commercial
Co., Teller, Alaska. tf
WANTED TO RENT, lease or
buy — a auonset hut or other
suitable building for Girl Scout
headquarters for the winter. Con
tact Mildred Harwood or Doris
Wilke.
3tp
SELL—Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
YOUR AVON Representative is
June Jefferies. tf
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
AUDIE MURPHY in
“The Guns of Fort Petticoat”
Plus Chapter of Serial “Jesse James”
SUNDAY and MONDAY
K N 0 M -- T V
FRIDAY SUNDAY
6:30—Texas Rangers 6:30—Joseph Cotton
7:00—Jim Bowie 7:00—Steve Allen
7:30—Schlitz Playhouse 8:00—Chevy Showroom
8:30—Lawrence Welk 8:30—The Thin Man
9:00—Feature Movie 9:00—Feature Movie
10:00—Sacred Heart
Saturday 7—Capt. Z-ro; 7:30—KNOME; 8:30—Feature Movie
TH 5 U.S. M RC
HOLIDAY SPECIALS
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Fresh Airborn Carrots
two cello pkgs for 29c
Matanuska Maid Ice Cream
one full qt for 88c
FREE FREE FREE
WITH EACH FIVE DOLLAR CASH PURCHASE
YOU RECEIVE A GLASS OF MONARCH JELLY
FREE - CHOICE OF ASSORTED FLAVORS
Washington Broad Breast cut up
Fryers only 79c per lb
★ * 4 STAR SPECIAL * *
Armour Star ready to eat fully
y
cooked Smoked Hams only 88c lb
BETTER STOCK UP AT THIS PRICE
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Beef Hearts 49c per lb
Beef Tongues 65c per lb
THIS ISN’T A SPECIAL -
JUST AN EVERYDAY PRICE
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Your Ship • • •
ORDER EARLY
SS FORTUNA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
Freight for St. Michael and Nome will
be received at Pier 42, Seattle, from Sep
tember 2 through September 15 for fall
sailing.
DOUBLE CHECKING WITH
YOUR SHIPPER IS WISE
JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN, Agent Phone Main 68