Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: H. Dailey, N.
Hilgerson, C. J. Coletti, Stan Har
but, Jack Heffner, Sgt. James
Vorcis, Jerald Heard, William
Vanpelt, Frank Brooks. Agnes
Kiyutelluk, R. E. Hill, T. H. Oli
ver, A1 Tarr, A. L. Bennett, Sgt.
Hamrick, R. Muller, James von
der Heylt, Capt. Bailey, Peter
Ibienna, E. A. Green, Mrs. Ed
wards and infant, Eugene Lenz,
T. C. Harris, Jim Locke, A/1C
C. Shade, A/3C Petell, A/3C J.
Sheppard, William Collins, E. K.
Sybrant, C. Kranz, A. A. Clark,
Han Burlison, Clara Rotman, Bob
Johnson, Cliff Hohn, Tom Baker
and Russell Ivey.
To Anchorage: Raymond Kays
and Jphn McNees.
From Unalakleet: Mrs. R. Am
undsen and Timmy, and Eva Pat
terson. To Unalakleet: George
Baylor and Howard Smart.
Fred Katchatag Elected
Mayor of Unalakleet
.. On Jan. 3, Fred A. Katchatag
was elected mayor of the village
of Unalakleet by popular vote.
Polaris Candle Money
Turned Over To The
March of Dimes
The big polio #andle which has
been collecting dimes at the Po
laris Bar all year has been turned
over to the Polio Chairman, Mary
Andersen, to be melted down and
the money turned over for pur
chasing of polio serum for the age
group which has not had the
privilege of receiving the shots
to date.
Before melting down, the can
dle has been put on display at the
Trading Post, where anyone may
guess how much they think the
candle contains. The person who
guesses the closest to the amount
of money the candle contains will
be given a cash prize by the com
mittee.
Chairman Andersen reports the
Polio coin boards placed in sever
al businesses houses are being
filled rapidly with several of the
business houses competing with
each other to fill the most cards
for this worthy cause.
New Stack Heaters At Cavota's
FRESH VEGETABLES AND
COMPLETE GROCERIES
FRESH MEATS AND FISH
X.
KITCHENWARE. FURNITURE
AND HARDWARE
INFANTS’ and CHILDRENS’ WEAR
LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
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Altnka't f>(on««r Merchant
Main 133 Free Delivery
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Freighter Sailings
Every Tuesday for
Seward and Valdez
Also Alternate Fridays
Commencing Not. 22nd
for Seward
FHA Blocked
Until Nome Gets
Sewer System
Representatives of the FHA ap
peared before the Nome City
Council Monday evening and ex
plained their interest in assisting
the community in its building
problems.
They stated that until the water
and sewerage system is complet
ed their hands are tied as far as
new home construction is con
cerned; however, they can make
loans to home owners to assist
them in getting the water and
sewage system connected from
the mains to their homes.
They also hope to be able to
help the city in financing the pre
liminary work to be completed
before the project gets under way.
The FHA representatives were
William Collins, director for the
FHA, Arnold A. Wilken, territor
ial representative for the Housing
and Home Loan Finance Agency,
and Earl K. Sybrant, chief FHA
underwriter. All three have their
offices in Anchorage. They were
accompanied by a secretary, Mrs.
Franz.
* * *
Lot 7 in Block 92 was sold to
W. W. Laws for $215.
Lots 9 and 10 in Block 92 were
sold to C. J. Phillips and Lot 8
went to Martin Olsen.
Roiarians Heard Ed Philleo
At Rotary noon luncheon to
day the members heard a report
by Ed Philleo of Philleo Engi
neering of Fairbanks, on the pre
liminary survey made of Nome’s
proposed water and sewerage
system.
Mr. Philleo is also president of
the Fairbanks Rotary Club.
Also a guest was Lt. Huntley
of the Air Force.
SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL
MEETING TONIGHT
8 P.M. — CITY HALL
To discuss preliminary report of
proposed water and sewerage
system with Ed Philleo, engineer.
— Pioneers' Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
8 p.m. PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
Important meting of the Nome
Republican Club called for Thurs
day niahi at 8 o'clock at the
City Hall.
—Chas. D. Jones, President
WANT ADS
FOR RENT—4-room apartment.
$75. Call White 131.
ANY WORK AVAILABLE—Am
looking for either full or part
time work. Can type, do office
work, laborer, warehouse, light
truck-driver or apprentice work.
Contact Garey Longley at
Black 72. 9c
NEW DRY RED SALMON 45c
lb. in bundle lots. 50tf lb.
straight. —R.R. “Bob” Blodgett,
Teller Commercial Co., Teller.
ELECTRIC HEATING PAD gives
a gentle massage, sends electric
waves into the body. Will re
lieve pain of rheumatism, arth
ritis, painful monthly periods.
Fine also as a bedwarmer. Will
not shock. Waves will go thru
wood. We also have massage
machines. Ask for literature.
Grose & Sons, 1317, S. Central
Ave., Lodi, Calif. 20p
YOUR AVON Representative is
June Jefferies. if
FOUND—Yale key. See at Nugget
FOUND—Luggage key on chain .
with fingernail clippers.
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
y \
Two Shows Nightly, Starting al 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MERC MEAT
.h. Place.. Save
Frozen Trout
39 c LB.
FROZEN SALMON
_$1.50 EACH
Airborne Fresh Slab
SMOKED BACON
95c LB.
SMOKED
PICNIC HAMS 79c LB.
Shank Cut Off
GENUINE
SHORT RIBS 69c LB.
Cut From Choice Beef
LEAN and MEATY