Harper To Go To Seattle
For Medical Attention
H. F. Harper of Nome Motors,
who has been quite ill in Fair
banks and who was expected back
here any day, is reported to be
leaving for Seattle soon for spe
cialized medical treatment.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning were: J.
Cowgill, Tom Beltz, J. E. Kelly,
W. Robertson, Christine Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray, Ann
Goedel, Ruth Miller, John Or
liana, Sherwood Owens, Jim Orr,
Burton Smith, Frank Pacarney.
Round trip passengers were:
Rex Hadfield, G. Matrisciana and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Aggi.
FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS
TWO CALLS IN A DAY
Two fires with resulting dam
age negligable called out the Fire
Department yesterday.
The first call was to the home
of John Olson on Third Ave. be
yond Steadman for a roof fire.
The second alarm, in the even
ing, was to1 the residence of Sgt.
Fulton on First Ave. West and
was caused by an overheated
stove.'
Margery Morris, director of So
cial Service of the Welfare Dept.,
is here from her Juneau office to
confer with local representative
Mildred Keaton, and states that
the replacement for the Nome
office will be here next week.
We Have The FINEST
And Most COMPLETE Assortment
Of Housewares and “Gift Items
In Northwest Alaska . . .
Motorola, RCA
and Westinghouse Radios
Cameras & Supplies Revere Ware
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF
California Ceramics
By DOROTHY KINDELL & JOHANN BRAHMS
BONE CHINA
Cups and Saucers and Tea Sets
COMPLETE LINE OF
Sunbeam and Hoover Appliances
Guns . . . Fishing Equipment
Johnson Motors and Toys
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COASTAL MONARCH
Scheduled to sail from Seattle
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SEPTEMBER 23rd
Calling at St. Michael, Nome and Teller
IR W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
Chamber Recommends
Reactivation Of Airfield
At Pilgrim Springs
The Nome Chamber of Com
merce went on record at their
luncheon meeting Tuesday sup
porting the reactivation of the
Pilgrim Springs airfield.
Members in favor o-f the move
commented that this emergency
field would make the Springs a
most interesting tourist attraction
both in winter and summer as
well as making it accessible to
residents of the area to enjoy the
excellent mineral baths available
there.
Geo."*Goshaw reported'on NVA
activities, showing the great in
crease in tourism this season with
over 1,670 visitors registered and
many not listed. Goshaw request
ed the Chamber ask the ANS
teacher at Shishmaref to make
regular weather observations so
that local airlines may more reg
ularly service the area.
Capt. Stan Morgan of the ACS
stated that he felt the Chamber
should activate a Chamber at Pt.
Barrow as the people there are
interested and would like to be
members of such an organization.
Russ Hermann, the new district
attorney, was introduced and he
compared Juneau with Nome, say
ing the two Alaskan centers were
much alike in attitude and friend
liness and that the future of both
cities have more potentialities
than cities in the 3rd and 4th
Divisions, namely timber and
mining.
Mrs. Ted Duffield of the ANS
office has been called to the
States due to the serious illness
of her mother in Phoenix, Ariz.
Property Transfer—Harold Mc
Lean to Vern Miller, the east 35
ft. of Lot 6 in Block 27, includ
ing a one-room house.
Eleanor Ann Lomen Married
Eleanor Ann Lomen, daughter
of Mrs. Alfred Lomen was mar
ried recently to Wayne Sand
strom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Sandstrom of Seattle in a church
wedding at the Plymouth Congre
gational Church there.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Wallet of Alex Melik.
Call for at Nugget.
LOST— H orn-rimmed glasses in
leather maro'on case. Call Main 2.
^Showing at jj
§ THEATERg
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m
(IN TECHNICOLOR)
“ Tale of The Navajos ”
Authentic Story of the Navajos
Narrated By
EDWIN JEROME
—And—
“MRS. O’MALLEY
AND MR. MALONE’’
MARJORIE MAIN
JAMES WHITMORE •
A TOP-RATE COMEDY •
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
“THE REDHEAD
AND THE COWBOY’’
Starring
GLENN FORD
EDMUND O'BRIEN
RHONDA FLEMING
ROTARY OFFICIAL HERE
Dr. Bruce Gordon, district gov
ernor for Rotary International,
from Courtney, B.C., arrived yes
terday on his first official visit
to all the Rotary clubs in the
territory.
A dinner is planned in his
honor tomorrow evening at 7:00
p.m. at the Bering Sea Club for
members of the organization, it
was announced by president Jim
Walsh.
VISITORS TO NOME
Among Monday’s visitors to
Nome via Wien-Alaska we?e Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Grieve, Miles
City, Montana.
While considering a place to
dine, the Grieves heard reindeer
meat mentioned. Mr. Grieve was
immediately interested and ex
claimed, “Me, us eat reindeer
meat? We rSise BEEF and Mon
tana beef is the best in the coun
try, so it will be beef where we
dine!”
That being settled, they pro
ceeded to shop.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nugget
Council Studies Changes
In School Addition Plans
The Nome City Council met in
regular session last Monday and
spent considerable time studying
the changes in the plans of the
new school addition. They have
requested the addition to meet the
needs of various problems in
volved which alter the specifica
tions but do' not in any way
change the presentation to the
Public Works Administration for
the proposed loan.
The council also checked over
details and changes in the agree
ments concerning the rights of
way and lots of the,Seward Pen
insua Railroad.
It was announced that a special
meeting was to be called so&n in
connection with the building of
the new school.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Alois Ahkvaluk and *
Louise Rockman.
Discharged: Robt. Dunbar, Don
ald Conrad and Esther Wirgus
and son.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
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Once again
we are glad to announce
we have
ALASKA JADE BROOCHES,
EARRINGS
and NECKLACES
Also featured
this week is a
fine assortment of
BRACELETS
Hand Carved . . .
Special at $6.00 and $5.00
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And a fine new selection of
WILBUR WALLUK’S
ESKIMO LIFE SKETCHES
in assorted sizes
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