Skin Boat Excursion
To Diomede Island
The first skin boat excursion
trip of the season was scheduled
to leave today for Diomede Island.
In the party are three women,
Mickey McCarary, Kathy Row
land of Anchorage and Neville
Abbot of Nome; also two' men, Mr.
Cook of Seward and Maynard
Dahlstrom of Anchorage.
The crew of the oomiak is com
posed of Sammy Mogg and his
son, young Sammy, Fred Ozenna,
Charles Dickson, Olaf Piscoya and
Charles Menadlook.
On the return trip, plans are
to stop at Wales, Teller, Teller
Mission and possibly other inter
esting places.
HARRY HAGEN TO RETIRE;
ROBERT LEWIS TAKES OVER
Construction started yesterday
on the new Hagen’s Jewelry Store
next door to' the Covenant Church
on Front Street.
Robert Lewis has announced
that he is taking over the busi
ness of Harry Hagen, well-known
pioneer jeweler, who is planning
to retire after being in business in
Nome for over 50 years.
Bob Lewis apprenticed to Mr.
Hagen while a school boy and has
worked with him for many years,
before entering the Army and
after his discharge. He learned his
craft from one of Alaska’s out
standing jewelers, whose fine
workmanship is known all over
the country.
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WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
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Overdue Oomiak Returns
As Rescue Planes Search
The search for an oomiak, pre
sumably lost, ended la9t evening
when it returned under its own
power.
The boat, which is reported to
be owned by Mike Willoya and
which carried five Eskimos and
two Navy men, was on a hunting
expedition but due to weather
conditions had remained out long
er than originally planned. Three
search and rescue pldnes were
carrying on an intensive search at
the time the boat returned.
At this time of the year, it is
very hard to see this type of skin
boat with so much loose floating
ice in Bering Sea.
The members of the hunting
party in the boat were: David,
Milton, Clarence, and Mike Will
oya, A1 Iyotak, and the Navy men
were an ensign and a seaman
who were based here.
INTERNAL REVENUE MEN
OPEN FEDERAL BLDG. OFFICE
Peter Gatz of the Fairbanks of
fice of the Internal Revenue Bu
reau and G. G. Burwall of the
Seattle office have opened an of
fice in the Federal Building and
will be available until June 17,
they stated.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Elsie Sukenik of
Deering.
Discharged: Mabel Cannon.
FREE SHOW
Junior Police are invited to a
free show Saturday afternoon at
5:00 p.m., compliments of Frank
Coplin.
ATTENTION TROOP 666
A Board of Review will be held
Wednesday, June 10 at 7:00 p.m.
at the Scout Hall.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Old pictures of
Nome and vicinity prior to 1942.
See list of names in window of
Art and Trading Center.
WORK wanted—clerk-typist pre
ferred. Call Nugget.
LARGE assortment of greeting
cards at reasonable prices. Art
and Trading Center.
FOR SALE — A house and lot
facing First Ave. West, in Block
B. For further information,
write Edward B. O’Connor,
P. O.’Box 825, Mt. Edgecumbe,
Alaska. 69
SPECIAL
S8.50 Mens' Slacks — $3.00
(large sizes only)
Western Style
Gabardine Shirts . $6.50
FILSON SUITS
Carpenter's Overalls
Black Union Suits
100 per cent wool . $10.75
THE TRADING POST
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
7 to 9 p.m. — 9 to 11 p.m.
“PEKING EXPRESS”
Joseph Coy on - Corrine Calvert
Also Selected Short Subjects
— F RID AY —
7 to 9 p.m. — 9 to 11 p.m.
“Grounds for Marriage”
Paula Raymond—Barry Sullivan
ALSO SELECTED SHORT
Outside Plants Too Late For Sale
Available At Nome Drug Store
A shipment of outside grown
pansies, cabbage and tomato
plants ordered for the Home Arts
Sale last Saturday, 'arrived this
morning.
Anyone interested in purchas
ing the plants may make their
selections at the Nome Drug
Store.
The tomatoes, which are potted,
are priced at 75 cents, cabbage at
35 cents and pansies at 50 cents.
Proceeds will go to the play
field fund.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning were:
Glenn Adams, Dale Belcher, W.
Bryson, J. A. Herdlick, George
and Bill Ramstad, Bryon Schoet
ker, Walter Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Anderson, Frank Burt, Don
Cameron, Ralph Lomen, Mrs. N.
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maphis
and son, and Ellen Mann and
three children.
The Ramstad brothers, George
and Bill, returned this morning
enroute to the tin mine at Buck
Creek.
Fishermen Must Have 2 Licenses
Complaints were filed against
four local citizens last Monday for
“attempting to fish without valid
license” by an agent of the Fish
and Wildlife Service, T. C. Gonyo
of Fairbanks.
They were found not guilty by
the Commissioner, who warns all
fishermen that two permits are
required in order to fish: one is
issued by the U. S. Commissioner
for the Fish and Wildlife Service
and the other by the Territorial
Tax Department.
In Commissioners Court
Jack Anoulik was bound over
to the grand jury for larceny, hav
ing stolen over $3,000 from
Charles Berg. Authorities state
that over $1,000 has been recov
ered to date.
Ralph Brown was given a two
month suspended sentence for de
livering liquor to a minor, Cecil
Ilingnak, who, in turn, was given
a sentence of six days for being
drunk and disorderly.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nugget
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