Barrow Morgan And
Lucie Ann Fagerstrom
Injured In Car Accident
Two young people are hos
pitalized from injuries received
in an accident on the Dexter
Road early Sunday morning.
Barrow Morgan sustained inter
nal injuries and Lucie Ann Fager
strom head injuries when the
pickup in which they and eleven
either young people were riding
overturned about half a mile this
side of Dexter hill. The young
people were returning from a
picnic party at the Morgan camp
at Dexter.
The accident was caused, it is
reported, by the pickup being hit
from the rear by another car
driven by Larry Fagen. Both cars
were on their way into town.
The car Fagan was driving is
reported to have faulty brakes
and rammed into the Morgan car
forcing it off the road where it
overturned.
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Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
Esther McCoy Leaves
On Summer Vacation
Esther McCoy, director of act
ivities for the Lavinia Wallace
Young Community Center, left on
vacation. After a short stay at
Seward she will go on the States
to visit with relatives.
During' her absence, work of
the center, which is curtailed dur
ing the summer months, will be
in charge of Mrs. Andrew Ner
land.
Mrs. Nerland will not live at
the center but may be contacted
at her home at the corner of Sec
ond and Division.
NOTICE
Anyone having in their posses
sion empty "FLAMO" cylinders,
property of the Standard Oil Co.,
are requested to phone Red 111 in
order that we may pick up for
return to Seattle via next steamer.
Standard Oil Company's cylinders
are stenciled "FLAMO" and
"Standard Oil Co., Nome." Caps
are aluminum color. These cylin
ders are not to be confused with
those marked "PRO-GAS," which
have red caps. It would be appre
ciated if we could be notified also
of any loose aluminum colored
caps, many of which are missing.
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JUNE 18
Calling at Nome, Unalakleet, St. Michael,
Teller, Lost River
WALTER W. SIPPRELL. AGENT PHONE MAIN 68
Girl Scouts Start
Camp At Dexter
Girl Scouts left this morning
for summer camp at Dexter.
They were taken to camp in
the big yellow bus of Angelo Buf
fas. With the group were Mrs.
Ingrid Walterson, Mrs. Mar
guerite Glavinovich, and Mrs.
Alma Glavinovich, who are camp
leaders for the day. Tonight Bar
bara Carlson will be with the
group.
Their schedule for today in
cludes setting up camp and ex
plaining camp duties. Their
schedule starts at 7:30 a.m., rising
time, followed by breakfast and
“kapers” from 9:30 to 11:30. Spe
cial activities are planned for
each day. Luncheon is at noon,
followed by a rest hour from 1
until 2 o’clock. Special activities
are from 2 to 4 p.m.
When weather permits there
will be swimming from 4 until
4:30, followed by dinner at 5:30.
At 6:30 there will be canteen,
followed by games until 8 o’clock.
At 8:00 there will be campfire
and singing with some special
treats promised. Nine o’clock is
bedtime for the Girl Scouts and
“taps” comes at 9:30.
On Tuesday, leaders for the
day will be Mrs. Dorothy Em
mons, who will conduct nature
studies, and Mrs. Margaret Mozee,
who will give instruction in first
aid.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Some of our newsboys are on
vacation, at fish camps or are
participating in Boy Scout en
campments. Anyone not receiving
papers on schedule should call
the Nugget Office before six, or
Black 102 before 7 p.m. for spe
cial carrier.
PACK MEETING TONIGHT
Cubs and parents will meet at
Community Methodist Church at
6:15 for a picnic pack meeting at
the old Army hospital area.
Bring your own lunch and
transportation if you have it. If
not it will be provided.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—5-hp. Johnson out
board, like new; 35-mm. slide
projector. Call Main 19. 72
WANTED — Housekeeper. Call
Black 175 tf
FOR SALE—Small sawmill edger
power unit, cheap for cash. W.
A. Jacks, Quincy Calif.
FOR SALE — 1954 Ford panel,
150 miles. Floyd Wheeler. 71
FOR SALE — Bendix automatic
washer, radio-phonograph, and
chest. Call Red 74. 70
FOR SALE in Fairbanks—1954
Chevrolet. Excellent condition.
Curtis Johnson. Ph. White 94.
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THEATER S
SHOW TIMES EVERY DAY: I
7:15 and 9:15 P.M. I
Plus Early Show Sunday: 5:15 p.m. i
TONIGHT
Local Committees Meet J
With Territorial Police '
Commissioner Brandt
Territorial Police Commissioner
Bob Brandt, accompanied by
members of the board J.S. Mc
Kinnon and E.B. Collins, met with
the Chamber of Commerce Com
mittee, the U.S. District Attorney,
U.S. Marshal and Hep. Lester
Bronson on the matter of station
ing law enforcement agents in
Second Division communities
where there are none at present.
Commissioner Brandt stated
that the department has been
aware for some time of the neg
lect in this divsion where there
has not been a territorial agent
since the department was created
and assured the committe that
something would be done very
soon. The particular places most
in need at this time and which
were investigated by the group
were Barrow and Unalakleet. -
The Police group left for Unala
kleet on Sunday and were sched
uled to return to Fairbanks.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
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EXPLORER SCOUTS
LEAVE FOR KODIAK
Ken Ubbelhode, Boy Scout di
rector for this area, arrived Sat
urday on an Air Force plane and
completed plans for the 10 Boy
Scouts who left yesterday for the
annual Explorer encampment at
Kodiak. The boys were scheduled
to spend the night at Ladd Field
and joining the Fairbanks group
for Kodiak.
Case of Glass vs. Coplin
Continued Until July 15
The case of Glass vs. Coplin
which opened in U. S. District
Court, was continued until July
15th..
Jim von der Heydt represented
Frank Coplin and the attorney for
Glass was Mike Stepovich of
Fairbanks.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Richard Peterson,
Lucie Ann Fagerstrom, Barrow
Morgan, Loretta Moser.
Discharged: Fred Walker and
Frieda Moto.
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—TRUCKS and STATION WAGONS—
Morgan and Son
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