Court of Honor To Be
Held At The School
Thursday Evening
The Boy Scouts of America,
Troop 666 and Explorer Post
766 will have a Court of Honor
Thursday evening at 8:00 in the
multi-purpose room of the school.
At this time awards, merit
•badges and other announcements
will be made.
Cub Scouts having passed their
Webolos rate or reaching Scout
age will be admitted to the troop
at this time. •
Parents are urged to join with
there sons in this important
ceremony in scouting.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
NOTICE
A regular meeting of the Nome
Common Council will be held
Thursday, April 24, 1958 at 8
p.m. for the purpose of retiring
the old Council and installing
the new Council.
Robert F. Scot!
City Clerk
Publish April 21-23, 1958
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Pan Am Will
End Service To
Nome Friday
Friday will be the last official
flight of Pan American Airways
to Nome, terminating service
which has been continuous since
Pan American took over two
other air services in 1932.
! The Pan American policy of
hiring Alaskans for its service in
the Territory helped build the
company through the years.
Among the Alaskan born who
have been with the company for
many years are the Bassett boys
of Nome, James and Pearse
Walsh, Alvin Polet, Joe Coding,
Skagway born and others have
had many years with Pan Ameri
can Airways.
Jim Walsh, local traffic man
ager has been transferred to
Ketchikan where he is already
active in civic affairs. Pearse
Walsh who will close the local
station has been transferred to
Fairbanks.
Walsh states that the “through”
service which Pan American has
j given Nome will continue with
; the co-operation of Wien Air
| lines-with even better service
I than Pan American has been
able to give this past year. A
| schedule of direct connections
will be announced soon. After
Friday's flight Wien Airlines
will be PAA’s official representa
I tive here and any information
: on flights may be obtained
! through their office.
Incompetence usually springs
i from indifference.
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for 1958
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS cost least to own!
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11
WITH
POWER -LOK Differential
BEN YOUNG
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle June 11
For Nome, St. Michael, and Unalakleet.
MS GALENA Sails from Seattle July 9
For Nome, Teller, Kotzebue & St. Michael
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
P. O. Box 200, Anchorage
j Workmen Must
‘Register For
j BPR Work
| All persons planning to apply
for work with the BPR this sum
mer are urged to get their Civil
Service forms filled out as soon
as possible as they must be seat
to Anchorage for „ clearance, it
has been announced. This ap
plies to jobs now listed on the
Civil Service register.
Anyone being qualified to ap
ply in more than one position is
free to fill out separate forms
for those positions in which they
| are interested. The basis on
which the applications are rated
depends largely on the number of
years experience, veterans pref
erence and ability to fill out the
application completely and fully,
we are informed.
Authority has been granted the
local office, Frank Morris district
engineer advises, to hire cooks,
laborers etc. without going
through Anchorage. This office
is also striving to get permission
from Civil Service for a perma
nent arrangement for those who
work regularly each summer sea
son in this area, on registered
jobs.
Three Local Fliers
Make Forced Landings
The late April snowstorm was
a handicap to planes Monday ev
ening who found themselves near
Nome and unable to land.
Pilot Mosely of Munz Airways
on his way in from White Mount
ain landed on the beach near the
CAA towers and was brought to
town by the Morgan and Son
Snow Travelor Service piloted by
Barrow Morgan.
Pilot Martin Olson who was
j also expected in spent the night
I at Teller Mission, but Rev. Heg
I land was not so fortunate. He and
his passengers believed to be.
from Teller Mission were report
ed near Sinrock. Aid was be
ing sent them by dog team it
was reported, in case the weather
did not clear enough for the
plane to come through.
Script Writers Here
Gathering Material For
“Ice Palace’* Movie
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Napoleon
have been busy getting acquainted
in the Nome area, having arrived
from Kotzebue and Pt. Hope
where they have been absorbing
Arctic atmosphere for the screen
adaptation of “Ice Palace” which
they hope to have produced with
in a year for Warned Brthers.
Who the stars of the production
will be and who will be returning
to Nome for the screening of the
picture will not be announced
immediately, but the writers
seem quite positive that much of
the film will be made in Northern
Alaska.
A no host dinner was arranged
for these interesting guests last
evening at the North Star Sea
view room.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—10-inch Tatile saw
with one H.P. Motor-New
Call Red 100 or Main 69 after
six. 50
FOR SALE—Bombardier snow
and tundra vehicle. Cargo sled
included. Call Red 17. 51
FOUND—Man’s wrist watch.
Call at the Nugget office.
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JOR SALE—Brownie Camera.
$2.00. Call at Nugget
FOR SALE—Ski boots size 6Vfe,
children’s parkas and other
items of heavy clothing. Call
Black 70. 50c
FOR SALE—Shoe packs, size 10
wide, Phone Main 124.
WANTED TO BUY—Piano Stool
Call Nugget.
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
BY TECHNICOLOR—^
CHARLTON HESTON in ARROWHEAD
—.«. JACK PALANCE • KATY JURADO
BRIAN KEITH • MARY SINCLAIR • Written for the Screen and Directed by
CHARLES MARQUIS WARREN • Based on a novel by W. R. Burnett • Produced by Nat Holt
A Paramount Picture
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
New Serial Starts Friday. '"Captain Video' Which is a Space Story
—And Should Interest The Scientific Minded Adult As Well As
The Youngsters
SUNDAY and MONDAY
MERC MEAT
L Place ,o Save
BEEF HEARTS
Each individually wrapped in cellophane
FRESH
49c
lb.
BEEF TONGUES
Individually cellophane wrapped
FRESH
59'
lb.
REINDEER STEW
69'
lb.
STEAKS AND CHOPS
89«
lb.