E AND B COMPLETE
THEIR ROAD CONTRACT
E and B Construction Co. has
completed its road contract into
the Kougarok on Highway 97 and
they are now moving their camp
at the Kuzitrin to higher ground.
Les Bronson said today that you
can now drive to Bahl Creek.
Formal inspection of the road
E and B built is scheduled for
later in the week.
It is anticipated that bids will
be called for soon on another 8
miles of the road which will ex
tend it to Quartz Creek.
Public Health Nurse Attends
Cardiac Clinic in Fairbanks
Mrs. Nels Swanbeng, public
health nurse, leaves today for
Fairbanks where she will parti
cipate in a cardiac clinic. She
will take two children from Nome
for treatment.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
TWO DAUGHTERS
WELCOMED HOME
Mrs. Tommy Johnson wel
comed home her daughter Ann
yesterday, who has been repre
senting Alaska at a Girl Scout
encampment and doing some tra
veling as well. Today she wel
comed home another daughter,
Myrtle, who graduated from high
school in Los Angeles and will
be entering the University of
Alaska this fall.
M i s 3 Diane Babbitt accom
panied Myrtle from Los Angeles
and will be here for about a week
as her guest.
Larry Galvin returned to Nome
today after an absence of about
two months. He and Mrs. Gal
vin and daughter Cherie, flew to
| Anchorage by jet from Paris,
France. They are visiting in Fair
banks with Dan Jones and his
family.
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If U hadn't been for a druggist
named Charles Hires, and a farm
er's wife, we might never have
l tasted root beer! Idea for the now
| popular American refresher was
* born In 1 869 when the farmer's wife
r served Hires a tea brewed of such
I roots and herbs as sweetfern and
I teoberrles. ,
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^ Hires, who'd been experi
**1 menting with roots, barks and
herbs — looking for a new
beverage, returned to his lab
fH oratory and produced root
SP> beer. In 1876, the drink be
came a nation-wide favorite
when it was served at the
||M| Philadelphia Centennial Ex
position.
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dientf,
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TWO PLANES ARE IN THE LANDING
PATTERN READY TO LAND MOMENTARJLV
AT NEW YDCK5 IDLEWILD AIRPORT*, ONE
« FROM EUROPE, THE OTHE^CALffPRNW
WHILE THROUGH GrtTE 2, AT THE
CN€fiSE& Hf&lhtHnoNfiii. TERMINAL
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NEW >ORK'5 IDLEMLO NOPOBT TOfl
HI5 HOTEL A0VRTMENT fN THECIty.| I
ANO IN ANOTHER W! JUST PUL UNO
AWAY FROM THE OVERSEAS TERMINAL—
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Nehru Believes Reds
Have Right to Control
Movements in Berlin
NEW DELHI, India UP» — Prime
Minister Nehru indicated today
he believes the Conran unists have
the right to control movements
between West Berlin and East
Berlin and between West Ger
many and Berlin.
Winding up a foreign affairs de
bate in Parliament, Nehru assert
ed that Western access to Berlin
is “not a right but a concession by
the Soviets.” German occupation
zones only granted the Allies the
right to occupy Berlin, and free
access between the Western
zones and Berlin was granted by
the Soviets a year later.
RAY ARNOLD TO ATTEND
CONFERENCE IN CHICAGO
Ray Arnold, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Arnold, leaves to
morrow for Chicago to represent
the Alaska Methodist University
at a Methodist Student Move
ment Conference which gets un
derway on Aug. 26. Here repre
sentatives of students of many of
the Methodist colleges throughout
the nation, which number about
89, meet to discuss fine arts,
bible studies and in many ways
orient themselves in various fields
of study. Ray has been working
with the State Engineers this
summer on the Kuzitrin road.
Grandson For Bjornstads
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bjomstad
announce that they have a new
grandson, born this morning at
Colorado Springs, to their dau
ghter Kitty, Mrs. John Scott. The
child weighed six and a half
pounds and was named Steven
Paul.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy with northerly
winds 10-20 mph diminishing to
night. Lowest temp, expected to
night 45-50, the high tomorrow
55-60.
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Nome Directory
Nome
Shrine Club
Werner Bohrer, Pres.
H. M. Crtnklaw. -ec.
Meets First Thursday of Keen Month
Masonic Hall
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Fvery Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
' Don Hoover, President
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ALASKA CHAPTER NO. I
Order of Eastern Star ll;
Barbara Martin Ip
Worthy Matron
Bev Morgan
V Secretary
Meets First and Third Mondays
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Anvil Lodge
No. 140
A. K. BOHRXR. W. M.
Norvln Lewis, Sac.