Labor Commissioner
Files Suit Against
Archie Ferguson
Henry Benson, Commissioner
of Labor, filed a complaint
against Archie Ferguson while in
Kotzebue, for failure to pay
wages and failure to pay in cash.
The trial in the U.S. Commission
er’s Court was delayed pending
the arrival of an attorney for
Ferguson from Fairbanks.
Benson noted a decided growth
and development in the Kotzebue
area since his last visit and stated
that several modern little homes
are in the making. He praised the
Rotman Store, naming it the
most modern in this part of
Alaska.
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BACK-TO-SCHOOL
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Boy Scout Fund Drive
Gets Underway With
Kickoff Breakfast
This year’s Boy Scout Fund
Drive got underway Wednesday
morning with a kickoff breakfast
at the Bering Sea Club by the
Rotary Club, sponsors of Boy
Scout Troop No. 666.
Guests were: Ken Ubbelohde,
field executive from Fairbanks;
A. L. Enix, scoutmaster; and Bill
Boucher, assistant scoutmaster,
who was in charge of the boys at
this year’s encampment.
The volunteer collectors are
now making their calls and it
will be appreciated if you will
have your donations ready, and
should they not reach you, please
call any of the following and
they will be happy to contact you
for your contribution: Dewey
| Goodrich, George Bayer, Ben
Young, Bill Barber, Rev. Reeves
Havens, Joe Kroninger, James
Walsh or Walter Sipprell.
NOTICE
To whom it may concern:
I, Clyde D. Glass, am not a
partner with Frank Coplin at
Council, Alaska. I am just hired
as dredgemasler for the mining
season.
99 /s/ Clyde D. Glass
YOUR PATIENCE ~ PLEASE
WE ARE REMODELING OUR
GROCERY AND MEAT DEPARTMENTS.
There will be some temporary changes.
But soon we will have the
MOST MODERN SUPERMARKET
IN NORTHWEST ALASKA .
for the convenience of our customers.
THANK YOU
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Governor Lauds
Nome Chamber on
Report to McKay
The Chamber of Commerce had
an interesting noon luncheon with
several important guests present.
They included Barbara Dimock,
candidate on the Republican tick
et for delegate to Congress, Alfex
Dunham of CAB; Mr. and Mrs.
Tolman, examiner for the Depart
ment of Justice; and Ken Ubbe
lhode, Boy Scout executive.
A letter was received from
Secretary McKay expressing ap
preciation to the- Chamber for
their courtesies and hospitality
during the visit in Nome.
Another letter was read from
Gov. Frank Heintzleman: “I wish
to compliment most highly the
Nome Chamber on the excellent
report to the secretary of the in
terior oh the occasion of his visit
to Alaska. I like the procedure
the Chamber has followed in this
instance and wish that other agen
cies in Alaska would follow the
same course; that is, have brief
oral discussions with visiting offi
cials, then supplement these dis
cussions with well-prepared state
ments which can be read and
pondered later by the officials
and their subordinates.
“The report in its entirety is
good, but I particularly like the
sections on roads and the need for
further federal encouragement in
the development of minerals in
the Second Division.”
An interesting talk was given
by Dunham on the projects of the
CAB concerning consolidations of
airlines. He also advised the
members that all communications
relative to mail carried by planes
should be addressed to the Postal
Department and not the CAB.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Chevrolet engine
complete with transmission.
Four new tires and tubes on
wheels. Call Front St. Garage.
WANTED TO RENT — Sewing
machine, for 30 days. Call the
barber shop.
FOR SALE — Spindrier washer,
also stainless steel portable
washer. Bargain. Call Main 194
after 6 p.m. 98
FOR RENT—House with 2 bed
rooms. Call Main 123.
LOST — Pair child’s red-rimmed
glasses. Return to Nugget.
LOST—Girl’s glasses with bur
gandy rims. Call Nugget.
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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
with HANS CONRIED • Story and Scroon Ploy by
ROBERT E KENT • Produced by SAM KATZMAN
Directed by RICHARD QUINE
ALASKA AIRLINES BRINGS IN
RECORD MAIL SHIPMENT
Alaska Airlines, on its early
morning flight today, brought in
what is believed to be the largest
consignment o'f mail ever to be
delivered here by plane — 5,667
pounds. In addition the plane
carried 5,062 pounds of freight,
according to company officials.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mary Katangazac,
Stella Evan, Ida Lehmann, John
Kukulak.
Discharged: William Tunokum,
Janna Cooley.
TEEN-AGE DANCE
TONIGHT
Old Church at foot of Steadman
9 p.m. till 12 Midnight
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Political Candidates
Attend Kotzebue Meeting
At Invitation of C. of C.
The Arctic Circle Chamber of
Commerce at Kotzebue recently
invited all candidates for office
in the coming territorial election
to an open meeting. Responding
were; Henry Benson, Commis
sioner of Labor, seeking re-elec
tion; Barbara Dimock, candidate
for Delegate to Congress on the
Republican ticket; W. W. Laws,
Republican candidate for the
Senate from the Second Division;
William Beltz, seeking re-election
to the Senate from the Second
Division on the Democratic tick
et; and Edith Bullock, Republi
can seeking re-election to the
House. Also present was Irving
Reed, Territorial Highway En
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