FIRST SHIPMENT OF FRESH
EGGS ARRIVE IN TWO WEEKS
VIA NEW FREIGHT SERVICE
The first shipment of fresh eggs
and other merchandise arrived
yesterday on the newly inaugur
ated winter plan of Wien Airlines
and the Alaska Steamship Co.,
and was delivered to merchants
and individuals.
Wien manager A1 Branson said
this shipment was exactly two
weeks and one day enroute, as
scheduled.
NORTH STAR TAKES KING
AND DIOMEDERS HOME
The M.S. North Star departed
for King and Diomede Islands,
taking home the villagers who
have summered on the mainland,
along with their supplies for the
entire winter.
It was reported that 49,000
pounds of reindeer meat was dis
charged here. Of this amount the
individual native families took
about 29,000 pounds and local
stores took the rest.
NEW SHIPMENTS
Ladies’ Cotton Dresses
Boys’ Heavy Parkas
Ladies’ Wool Headscarves
Men’s Jantzen Ski Sweaters
Men’s ‘Dressy’ Sweat Shirts
-SAT., OCT. 10 LAST DAY OF SALE
New shipment of
RECORDS & RADIOS CHINAWARE
LAMPS & SHADES
Now is tlie time to buy your
GROCERIES BY THE CASE!
$ AYE 120 to $25 MONTHLY
Your Prlondly Community Storo
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Wholesale and Ratal1
Phone MAin 133 FREE DEUV1RY
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COASTAL RAMBLER
Due to arrive —
Nome.October 10 th
Teller.October 13 th
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
CAVOTA’S SALE NOW ON!
CHILDREN’S, LADIES’ AND MEN’S WEAR * JACKETS * SHIRTS * SHOE& * HOUSE DRESSES
* DRESSES * BLOUSES * MATERNITY WEAR * QUILTS * AND WHAT HAVE YOU *
French Photogs “Shoot”
Nome For Paris Agency
Nome is being “shot” from all
angles today by three Frenchmen
who are cramming the wonders
of the far northern part of Al
aska into yards of film for the
International Press Agency in
Paris. Ray Halin is the blond one,
Paris born and with his higher
education in U.S. colleges.
Mark Belloy has attended
schools in Paris and England, is
studying business administration
at Harvard. After completing this
trip he hopes to hitch-hike thru
the States for more pictures show
ing the American way of life.
These two young men were
joined by Regis DeMayeissye at
Anchorage. DeMayeissye was
formerly with the Portland Ore
gonian and had been taking bear
pictures in Kodiak.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning was Orel
Richardson. .
Departing, for Fairbanks: Pete
Anderson, Col. Cutting, John Mc
Cormack, O. F. Weinard, Ster
ling Montague, Carl Stettler, Eric
Kveven, Cecelia Baier, and Rev.
Louis Hudgins. For Seattle: Wil
bur Harper.
Attention 1st Scout Battalion
Members of Company "A" 1st
Scout Bn. will report to the arm
ory at 1900 hours on Monday, 12
Oct. 1953 for the first meeting of
the current training year.
William A. Shepherd,
2/Lt. Inf. NGUS, Commanding
WANT ADS
FOUND — Large bunch of keys.
Call at Nugget and pay for ad.
FOR SHOE REPAIRS— Call Art
Monroe, Main 182. tf
WANTED TO RENT — Play pen
and stroller. Call Red 168. 120
FOR DEPENDABLE COUR
TEOUS SERVICE call Pioneer
Water Delivery, Main 24, for
your water this year.
FOUND—Plastic and metal frame
glasses in red leatherette case.
See at Nugget and pay for ad.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
.Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
M-G-M's Technicolor
Musical Spectacle
“ LOVELY
TO LOOK AT ”
Starring
KATHRYN GRAYSON
RED SKELTON
HOWARD KEEL
with Jerome Kern's Music!
SATURDAY MATINEE
Starting 5:15 p.m.
“ Lovely To Look At ”
SUNDAY ONLY
5:15 - 7:15 - and 9:15 p.m.
New Spectacular Drama!
“ ACROSS THE
WIDE MISSOURI ”
Starring
CLARK GABLE
and 5th Chapter "NYOKA"
NOME VOTERS URGED
TO REGISTER FOR SCHOOL
BOND ELECTION OCT. 19
City Clerk Carrie McLain said
that only 75 voters have register
ed to date for the school bond
election scheduled for Oct. 19.
She stated that the office is
open from 7:45 a.m. until 5:00
p.m. for the convenience of the
voters and urges the 300 or more
who are entitled to participate,
to call in as soon as possible
as the registration book will be
closed Saturday, October 17.
ROTARY NEWS
Rotarians enjoyed a special Pan
American film on traveling in
Italy at their regular noon lunch
eon yesterday.
New members welcomed into the
club were Dan Fritz of C.A.A.,
Russell Herman, district attorney,
and Robert Lewis, jeweler. Ralph
Lomen was a guest of Rotary.
Goes To Pioneer Home
Peter Anderson, “Deep Channel
Pete,” departed today to spend
the winter at Sitka at the Pioneer
Home with other former Nome
ites.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Frank Atluk was sentenced to
three months in Federal jail for
being drunk and disorderly.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Emma Bourdon, Hel
ga Adams, Kenneth Ball, Mabel
Slwooko.
Discharged: Ed Angooluk, Cath
erine Hall and infant.
•ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Major Ferguson,
Bob Curtis, Mrs. Bill Munz.
To Unalakleet: Mrs. Jim Hall
and infant, Emma Ivanoff.
From Anchorage: Regis DeMal
eissye, Mark Belloy, R. Halin.
Selective Service Officials
Confer With Local Board
John McCormick, director of
the Selective Service in Alaska,
and Colonel Cutting, assigned to
the same group, have been con
ferring with the local board and
making their regular audit.
McCormick stated that the quo
ta remains about the same, which
is 20 men per month from Alaska,
mostly from the 20-year-old group.
He also stated that Antonio
| Polet has been awarded a recog
nition plaque for serving on the
local board for the past ten years.
He is the only man in the terri
tory, McCormick stated, to receive
the ten-year certificate, having
served longer than any other per
son on the Selective Service
Board.
SUPPLY SHIP DELAYED
Agent Walter Sipprell of the
Alaska Steamship Co., has an
nounced that the M.S. Coastal
Rambler has been delayed at St.
Michael and will not finish un
loading at Solomon until late to
night. It is now scheduled to ar
rive here tomorrow and if the
good weather prevails will leave
for Teller on the 13th.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Wien flights to Nome this week
brought in Sgt. H. Leyto, Mrs.
Lena Gregory and three children,
E. S. Susby, Max Penrod, L. John
son, Frank Whaley.
Departing for Fairbanks were:
Hall Jackson, Sgt. Paul Spratt,
Sgt. Thomas Landh, Cpl. R. Rice,
Pfc. Don Richer, Pfc. G. Slo
nocker, Pvt. J. Derrossie, R. W.
Sahlinger, Thomas Desrosier, A.
Polet, Minnie Kiana, Chris Kiana,
Howard Leyto, Pfc. A. Dedolph.
MUKTUK AT MERC !
ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN
FOR WARM, FUR CLOTHING
FOR WINTER
PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY TO HAVE
YOUR PARKAS AND COATS READY
WHEN THE COLD WEATHER ARRIVES
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PARKAS STYLED
TO FIT YOUR FIGURE
IN RABBIT, RACCOON, SPOTTED SEAL
MUSKRAT AND OTHER FINE FURS
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Children’s Parkas Our Specialty
— Fresh sinew now on sale for fur sewers —