Brownies To Attend
Scout Camp Tomorrow
All Brownie Scouts are invited
to attend Day camp tomorrow.
They will meet in front of the
school at 10 a.m. with a sack
lunch and permission slip from
a parent. Parents should have
their daughters wear comfortable
camp clothing. They may take
bathing suits and towels because
wading and swimming will be
permitted.
This camping is for all girls \yho
were in the second, third, and
fourth grades last year. The
I group will return to town about
4:30. '
More transportation is needed.
Anyone who can help transport
the girls please call Black 99.
Simon Ahkolik Home
For Visit After 8 Years
Simon Ahkolik who has been
away for the past eight years
serving in Japan and Korea and
more lately hospitalized, returned
home for a visit with friends
and relatives.
Simon plans to take advantage
of his privilege for education as
a veteran, after a visit to his
home on Diomede Island.
Kougarok Miners Report
Plenty of Water There
Sam Godfrey is in from the
Kougarok and states that his
dredge started running on July
10th and for the first time in
several years there is plenty of
water and Kougarok miners are
all making the mo^t of it.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted — Carol Ahnanga
toguk, John Elook, L. Nuipok,
Walt Levine, Roc^ene Wilson,
Bernadette Alvanna, James Ber
gamaschi.
Discharged — Felix Ayac, Bert
Koppock, Wm. Brookens, Alfred
Kalleweit, Stella Klemenson, Den
nis Kasognac, Richard Parenti,
Margaret Willoya.
Two Icebreakers
Sail For Arctic
KODIAK, — A Navy heavy ice
breaker and a Coast Guard light
icebreaker have sailed from Ko
diak for the frigid, ice-choked
Arctic Ocean.
The ships ^re on their way to
lend a hand with the annual re
supply of Defense Early Warning
(DEW Line) outposts along Ala
skan and Canadian Arctic coasts.
Leading the way is the USS
Burton Island, a powership of
armored steel designed to slash
a path through heavy Arctic
sea ice.
With her is the USCGC Storis,
a Coast Guard cutter which last
year ciscumnavigated the North
American continent via the Arc
tic from its home port in Alaska.
ATTENTION — MEMBERS
. OF EASTERN STAR
There will be a meeting this
evening of special importance.
All members requested to attend.
Mildred Harwood. WM
| Walt Levine Saves
.Life of Woman Who
Jumps In River
Walt Levine, deputy marshal,
while walking along the water
front saw a woman jump off a
barge near the Lomen ware
houses.
He relates that he called to
another person to bring help and
jumped into the river after her.
He then swam to the woman who
was identified as Margaret Wil
loya ahd brought her to the
barge where a rope was lowered
and he finally managed to tie it
around her.
He states that he does not re
member being hauled out him
self as he was so cold he could
hardly hang on himself.
Levine states that Dean Martin
assisted in helping them out of
the water but the name of the
other party he could not remem
ber. Both Levine and Willoya
were hospitalized.
GALENA IN ROADSTEAD
The MS Galena is now in
roadstead and discharging freight.
It arrived about 10:00 p.m. Sun
day evening.
I Special Exemption Rule
For Parents Of Part-Time
Employed Students
Most parents will not lose the
$600 exemption they may claim
on their Federal income tax re
turns for each dependent child
spending the summer vacation at
a part-time job, William E. Frank,
District Director of Internal Rev
enue, said recently.
Children who will still be 19
years of age at the end of the
year, and children who are full
time students, regardless of age
come under this special exemp
tion rule of the Federal income
tax law, he said.
George Hedla Here
To Audit Books
George Hedla is here from
Anchorage for an auditing of
books of certain business houses
in the community.
WEATHER FORECAST
Mostly cloudy with occassional
light drizzle.
Low tonight 42, high tomorrow
57.
Nome date last 24 hours as of
7:00 a.m. today: Temperatures:
highest 54, lowest 44. Maximum
wind 21-28 mph from west. Sun
rise at 2:28 a.m., sunset at 9:46
p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 48, low 39. Extremes this
date since 1907: Highest 75 in
1947, lowest 35 in 1938.
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on retail
sales and services for the quarter
i ending June 30, 1958, must be in
j the City Clerk's Office by Wed
I nesday, July 30th.
Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publish July 21-23-25-28-30, 1958
Don't Miss
* Your Ship • • •
ORDER EARLY’
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
Freight for St. Michael and Nome will
* be received at Pier 42, Seattle, from Sep
tember 2 through September IS for fall
sailing.
DOUBLE CHECKING WITH
YOUR SHIPPER IS WISE
JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN. Ageni Phone Main 68 |
n
CAA Publishes List j
of Pilots and Guides
A list of 100 pilotfe, who know j
wher$ the fish and game of Alas- I
ka are, has been published by i
the Civil Aeronautics . Adminis
tration, U.S. Department of Com- j
merce in Alaska.
Covering some 20 bases in the
State, the list includes pilots with
planes of varying sizes for hire;
planes that are on floats for
reaching distant lakes, wheels
for airports and river gravel bars
for bear hunting, or skis for
winter hunting of polar bear and
walrus. The list gives pilot name
and address, type of plane, land
ing gear available and notes of
the pilot’s specialty for service
of the sportsman. The list is
free, and may be obtained by
writing the Civil Aeronautics
Administration, P.O. Box 440,
Anchorage, Alaska.
Pete Walsh and
M. J. Walsh New
Chamber Directors
The Board of Directors of the
Chamber of Commerce anouhced
today that Pete Walsh, new sta
tion manager for Wien Airlines
has been appointed to the board
to replace Bill Golden, chair
man of Transportation Commit
tee. They also announced the
appointment of M. J. Walsh to
the Board of Directors to replace
Larry Galvin as chairman of the
Mining Committee.
Mrs. W. B. McCarthy Home
From Reunion In Stales
yrs. W. B. McCarthy re
turned from the States where she
has been attending a family re
union. She states that her son
Walter, who has been stationed in
Lebanon with the airlies has been
transferred to Libya temporarily.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS
All Republicans and persons in
terested in the Republican party
are requested to attend a meeting
at the City Hall, Wednesday eve
ning at 8 p.m.
Questions vital to the party and
pertinent to the forthcoming elec
tions will be discussed.
— 2nd Div. Committee
ATTENTION ALL DEMOCRATS
A Second Division Democratic
Committee meeting will be held
Monday evening, July 21st, , at
8:00 p.m. at the Nome City Hall
in the Council Chambers. All
members of the Committee as
well as other interested Demo
crats are urged to attend.
John A. McNees, Chairman
Divisional Committee
Democratic Party
WANT ADS
HOUSE FOR RENT—2 bedroom.
Call Nugget. 87p
WANTED — Carpenter. Small
job. Mukluk Pool Hall. 87c
YOUR AVON Representative :s
June Jefferies. if
FOR SALE—Boats—from cruisers
to skiffs. See Cherry. 88
FOUND—Horn-rimmed glasses at
Boy Scout Camp. Contact Wil
bur Arnold.
WANTED—Telephone operators
No experience necessary. See
Luther Dunbar. 87
WANTED—Nurses aid for night
duty. Permanent position. Call
hospital. 87p
FOR SALE—Almost new Easy
washer. Bargain at $175.00
Call Black 188. 87p
WANTED—Sportshirt salesmen
for the state of Alaska. Hot
test line styled in California
and manufactured in Japan.
Combines styling and fantastic
prices. Reply Royal Court
Shirtmakers, 1053 S. Main St.,
Los Angeles 15, Calif. • 89c
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