Demo. Candidates
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Saturday Evening
A tribute in the form of a
plaque for faithful service to the
Democratic Party over a period
of many years, was presented Sat
urday evening to M. J. Walsh,
and one to Carrie McLain, at the
dinner honoring Bob Bartlett, Er
nest Gruening and Bill Egan, and
Alex Miller, Democratic National
Committeeman.
Bob Bartlett, in his campaign
remarks, challenged “any one to
name one program initiated by
other than the Democratic party,
for the advancement of Alaska,”
and deplored the vetoing of the
Federal Airport Bill.
Gruening paid special tribute
to Mike Walsh, saying he is “a
fine American and a great Alas
kan.” He also praised Bob Bart
lett as “the hardest working man
in Congress.”
He pledged his support to the
completion of Highway 97, and
the development of the hydro
electric power for this area.
Bill Egan aired the all-impor
tant issue of politics in educa
tion, and explained the impor
tance of keeping education out of
politics. Egan, who is the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor,
was earnest and serious in his
discussion of the problems before
the new State government.
The group left this morning for
Kotzebue and Barrow.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Edwin Kotongan was given a
sentence of 180 days, suspended,
by the U. S. Commissioner, for
assault and battery.
Samuel Thomas was given a
360-day suspended sentence for
larceny.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy tonight; increas
ing cloudiness Tuesday. Snow
T uesday.
Low tonight, 15-20. High to
...orrow, 30-35.
NOTICE
Dr. J. Cumming and Dr. John
Stolpe, dentists, will be in
Anchorage until Wednesday.
Courtney - Stolpe
Nuptials At
St. Joseph’s
Carol Ann Courtney, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Court
ney of Detroit, Mich., and John
Raymond Stolpe, were married
in a nuptial mass held Saturday
morning at St. Joseph’s Church,
with Father Nevue performing
the ceremony.
The bride, in a beautiful nylon
lace ballerina length white wed
ding gown and fingertip veil
caught with a crown of pearls,
was attended by Mrs. Joe Cum
ming, who wore a light blue gown
of Cahama silk.
She was given in marriage by
Mr. E. O. Cumming.
The groom, who is the dentist
at the MMM Hospital for the Bur
eau of Indian Affairs, was at
tended by Dr. Joe Cumming.
The choir of the church sang
appropriate music during the cer
emony, after which a wedding
breakfast was served at the Sea
View Dining Room.
The young couple, after a wed
ding trip to Anchorage, will
make their home in the Dunbar
Apartments.
Nome Audience
Enjoyed USO Show
The USO Show which played
here last Friday night found a
most receptive aAd responsive
house filled with A most appre
ciative audience. |
Biggest applause went to Gene
Lewis, saxaphone player, from
the teen-age group, many of
whom are in the band, and had
never seen a saxaphone artist in
person.
Walter Walters, ventriloquist,
with his three man combo, and
song in three voices, was out
standing, and will probably go a
long way in the theatrical world.
Three lovely singers and ma
gician completed the show, with
a variety of songs to satisfy mu
sical tastes of all kinds.
The Nome audience thorough
ly enjoyed the opportunity of a
live show, and look forward to
j being included in other shows
coming to this area.
Mrs. Henry Benson To
Be Feted At Lunch Here
Mrs. Henry Benson of Juneau,
who is aomccompanying her hus
band to Nome on his campaign
trip, will be honored at a lunch
eon Wednesday noon in the Sea
view Room of the North Star
Restaurant.
The affair will be no-host, and
Mrs. Russell Hermann and Mrs.
Walter Hodge are making ar
rangements for the luncheon. All
Republican women and others in
terested are invited to attend.
Reservations may be made by
'phoning either Mrs. Hodge or
Mrs. Hermann.
Mr. Benson is a candidate for
the United States House of Rep
resentatives.
G. S. Sparks, Welfare
Supervisor, In Nome
George Sparks, child welfare
supervisor for the Territorial De
partment of Welfare, arived Sat
uday, and will be in this area for
about a week. Accompanied by
the Second Division Territorial
Welfare Representative Lloyd
Draper, they expect to visit some
of the villages.
Dr. Paul Haggland, president of
the Western Council of Boy
Scouts of America, expressed his
appreciation to the Nome Rotary
Club and the people of Nome, for
their wholehearted response dur
ing the recent finance drive.
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Requiem Mass Today
Father Nevue has announced
that a requiem Mass will be held
at St. Joseph’s Church on Mon
day at 5:30 p.mT, in honor of Pope
Pius XII; as a special Memorial
Service, to coincide with the
burial of the Pontiff.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Jude Shogurok, Tolbert Scott,
Wallace Otton. Melvin Otton, An
na Pasquan, Judy Osgood, Elthea
Hughes, Janet Caldwell.
Discharged — Nancy Mogg,
Thomas Mogg, Charles Moon,
Margaret Chase, David Tate,
George Shugugarok, George
Castell.
JOHN READER HOME
SCENE OF FIRE CALL
The Fire Department answered
an alarm at the John Reader res
idence Friday evening. An over
heated stove was the 6ause of the
alarm. There was no damage re
ported.
RUMMAGE SALE
Tuesday, October 14'
10 A.M. to 12:30
LWY COMMUNITY CENTER
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING WEDNESDAY
8 pan. PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
WANT ADS
FOUND — Nugget earring. Call
at Nugget Office.
FOUND — Denture! CaU at
Nugget office.
WANTED—Dry, solid scrap wood
for firewood. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE — MORRIS ROAD
HOUSE, lunch counter, cock
tail bar and liquor store — to
settle estate. Reduced to $28,000.
Plus inventory. $9,000 down,
balance $400 month at 6 per
cent interest; or $25,000 cash,
plus inventory of about $3,500.
Jack L. Morris, Executor,
McGrath, Alaska. 125
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
CARNIVAL NEWS:
SEE JOE KRONINGER
FREE Round-Trip To Seattle!
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S S FORTUNA
Now Unloading
In The Roadstead
Lomen Commercial Company
Now Accepting Southbound Freight
M-G-M nwuNTa
SOL C. SIEGEL PRODUCTION 8
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CROSBY 1
MAN ON FIRE |
KNOM-TV
TUESDAY
6:38—Western Movie 8:30—Wagon Train
7:30—Wyatt Earp 9:30—Feature Movie
8:00—Highway Patrol "We Go Fast"
The U.S. MERC
All Purchases made at U. S. Merc — Cash or
Credit — for TEN DOLLARS or more, will
receive ONE NOMERAMA THEATER PASS
FREE! Ticket good for any show in one year.
MUKTUK JACK SAYS...
We’re going to run a recipe every day for a
Muktuk Dish. Today’s dish is Muktuk and Beans.
Take one cup of little white beans and one
pound of Muktuk; cover with water, and add two
medium onions and Vt teaspoon of whole celery
seed, and one can tomatoes. Cook slowly until
beans are done. Catsup or other spices may be
added to taste.
WE HAVE A NICE SUPPLY OF REINDEER
FROM GOLOVIN.
Heads with tongue each 1.75
Hearts lb. .69
Livers lb. .69
Stew lb. .69
Steaks and Chops lb. .89
Half or Whole Carcass lb. .59