DOG OWNEHS NOTICE
Half - year licenses are now
available al City Clerk's office.
SI for males. $1.50 for females.
Dog owners are cautioned to
keep their animals tied up as
all loose dogs will be impounded
and disposed of according to city
ordinance.
—Carl Webb, Chief of Police
NOTICE
The public is asked to cooper
ate and report to the police all
instances of persons dumping
garbage within the city or on
the beach within the city limits.
The city went to considerable
expense this past year to clean
up the beach and anyone dump
ing garbage within the city limits
will be prosecuted.
We ask citizens* cooperation in
reporting all violations.
—Carl Webb. Chief of Police
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Cub Scout Bake
Sale on Tuesday
There are 49 little boys in
Nome who want to be Cub Scouts
and there will be more when
these 49 realize their ambition.
But only five ladies in town have
responded to the urgent plea of
Cub leaders and signified their
willingness to give their time to
the Cub Scout program.
One den mother put it this way:
Parents are constantly aware of
the startling juvenile delinquency
in the country today, but when
asked to direct the boys in their
early years "haven’t the time" or
■’haven't the experience.”—This
at a time when little minds and
little fingers need something con
structive to do.
Those working with the pro
gram realize the good it is doing
and hope for two more volun
teers will come forward very
soon. They need not be mothers,
but anyone who has a desire to
help.
In the meantime the Cubs want
to help themselves so they have
planned a Bake Sale for Tuesday,
Nov. 13 so they can purchase the
necessary instruction books and
supplies. Donations of food may
be made through Mrs. Bill Doyle.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Billy Koweluk and
Marion Saccheus.
Discharged: Lawrence Hunt
and Tracy Tingiyou.
Peggy Kanaga coming Nov. 12
for Pfaff Sewing Machine.
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New Antenna Mast For
AFRS Being Erected
Behind Wallace Hotel
The new antenna for AFRS is
being constructed back of the
Wallace Hotel and is reported to
be taller than the one now located
at Nome Field.
The new headquarters for the
Armed Forces Radio Station will
be in the basement of the Wallace
Hotel, which has been selected for
the convenience of station per
sonnel.
WA NT ADS
FOUND — Pair woman’s glasses.
Call Nugget.
FOR SALE — 16’ x 18’ cabin,
sheathed with T & G lumber on
roof, walls, outside and inside.
Walls insulated. Red 122. 134
ALASKA AIRLINES needs maid
or janitor two hours each day
from 3 p.m. until 5 p.m. for
general housekeeeping duties in
office and crew rooms. Apply
Alaska Airlines New Office
Building. 134
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Pioneer Roof
Garden To Be
Held Dec. 8th
The Pioneers oi Alaska have
announced their annual Roof
Garden will be held on Dec. 8
with Frank Morris as chairman
for the event. He will be assisted
by Bob Scott, Don Hungerford,
and Axel Edman and plans are
already rolling for an unusually
interesting program with special
entertainment of various kinds.
One of the traditional events is
the giving away of a large gold
nugget mined in Alaska. These
rare specimens are becoming
harder and harder to find, but
the Pioneers, ever on the alert,
have in their possession this year
one of the most beautiful nuggets
ever given.
Chas. D. Jones, who attended
the meeting of the Grand Igloo
of Pioneers held this month in
Cordova, reported on a most in
teresting three-day program with
over a hundred Pioneers in at
tendance from all over Alaska.
A daughter was bom Thursday
evening at MMM Hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Saccheus.
MR. AND MRS. ROELL
i TO LEAVE THIS WEEKEND
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Roell, well
known pioneers who have been
here for the past month, are
planning to leave this week end
for their home in Seattle.
Mr. Roell is a retired electrical
engineer who lived and raised his
family here, has been on a special
assignment for the U.S. Smelting
Co. for the past month. Both he
and Mrs. Roell have been visiting
their daughter, Mary Honsberger,
and their many friends who are
reluctant to see them leave again.
Marion Sheldon Acquitted In
Commissioner's Court Trial
Marion Sheldon of Kotzebue
was found not guilty in a jury
trial in Commissioner’s Court on
Wednesday afternoon. The charge
was drunk and disorderly con
duct. Her attorney was Fred
Crane of Kotzebue.
Important Meeting Of
Scout Leaders Called
Tonight At School
An important meeting is called
for tonight for Boy Scout lead
ers of Troop 666, the Explorers,
Cub Scouts and Scout committee
members, to meet with Tod Pur
cell, Boy Scout Executive for this
area. The meeting is to start at
7:30 at the High School Assembly
room and all parents and others
interested in any way in the
Scouting program are invited to
attend.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
The house of Katherine Fran
cis and the adjoining property of
the Nazarene Church has been
purchased by Willie Senungetuk.
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Chester and Helen Patterson
purchi "«*d the Howard Lyng
reside a from the estate.
a a a
Martin Olson has purchased a
residence from Earl Scott.
a a a
Bonnie Hahn has purchased the
east 25 feet of Lot 7 in Block. 29.
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Pearse Walsh has purchased the
property of John Powell, and the
residence of A. C. Wheeler.
Cecil Tjernagel Killed In
Plane Mishap In Washington
Cecil Tjernagel, the son of C.
J. Tjernagel, was killed recently
while flying a commercial plane
on a routine flight over Moses
Lake, Wash., according to a letter
received here. The elder Tjer
nagel lived in Nome from 1938
to 1941.
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