Pete Anderson Returns Home
After Sojourn In Fairbanks
Pete Anderson, well known old
timer who has been hospitalized
for many months in Fairbanks re
turned yesterday much improved
and is being welcomed by his
many friends in Nome.
Anderson is a prospector who
never tires of looking for gold in
the foothills around Nome.
Don Perkinses Due Back In
Time For School Opening
Mr. and Mrs. Don Perkins are
scheduled to arrive soon from a
short vacation trip to the States,
as Don is on the staff of the
Nome school. His name was acci
dentally left off the list of teach
ers in Monday’s paper.
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Mrs. Lena Satlerlee is in town
from Kotzebue for a few days
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Walter Glavinovich leaves
today to spend the winter in Seat
tle with her two daughters who
will attend school there.
Women's Society Meeting Friday
Women's Society of the Meth
odist Church will hold its first
fall meeting at the residence of
Esther McCoy, Friday evening at
8:00 p.m.
An interesting program is plan
ned with special guests and Mrs.
Carrie McLain as hostess.
All interested in the work of
this active organization are cor
dially invited to attend.
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Many Students In Nome
En Route Mt. Edgecumbe
Lawrence Williams of ANS is
busy securing plane reservations
for the many students leaving for
Mt. Edgecumbe.
Seven are scheduled to leave
tomorrow with Pilot Tosch. They
are: Elmer Green, Victor Karmun,
Julius Saccheus, Joe Willoya, Pat
Walker, Sigfriend Autunguk and
Raymond Mills.
Others who are leaving so'on in
cludes Beatrice Havercamp, Hilda
Jackson, Virginia Jackson, Marian
Tatak, Wm. Okitken, Agnes Ki
yutelluk, Phillip Oksoktaruk,
Frank Tippleman, Marie Miller,
Isabelle Walker, John Olson,
Eleanor Walker, Lillian Walker,
Mary Ann Walker, Loretta John
son, Roy Kauchee, Lois Kauchee,
Frank Elam, Stuart Tocktoo, Clif
ford Topkok, Edna Barr, Willie
Kugruk and Mary Apok.
REV. MURLIN DAY TO
MEET STUDENTS AT JUNEAU
JUNEAU — The Rev. Murlin
Day of Sitka has taken up a
temporary post here as expediter
for several hundred Eskimo, In
dian and Aleut boys and girls who
will be arriving from all parts of
Alaska in the next few days on
their way to the Alaska Native
Service school at Mt. Edgecumbe.
The Reverend Day, who was
formerly the Methodist minister at
Nome, has the job of meeting all
the planes- from Anchorage and
Fairbanks, greeting the students
who alight, telling them the ar
rangement made for their stop in
Juneau if any and seeing that
they get aboard other planes for
Sitka.
Temporarily the Rev. Day is
employed by the Native Service.
He will go home to Sitka after
completion of “Operation School
ward.”
WANT ADS
FOR RENT — Warm, two - room
cabin with bath. Call Black 72.
107
WILL EXCHANGE 3-room house
rent, lights and fuel free for
care of 3-year-old baby girl.
Call Main 183 after 8 p.m.
WANTED — Wood-burning heat
ing stove. Call Black 115. 105p
FOR SALE — 1952 Frigidaire, 9
cut. ft. Has large freezer com
partment. Also cedar chest and
child’s highchair. Call Main 69.
HELP WANTED—Girl at MMM
Hospital.
WANTED TO BUY — Baby crib.
Call Black 176.
DOUBLE FEATURE NIGHTS
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m
“ MY BEST GAL ”
Starring
JANE WITHERS
— AND —
The U.S. Navy presents the story
of the 7th Fleet and the
First Marine Division in
“ THIS IS KOREA ”
IN COLOR
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
“ THE LOST OUTPOST ”
Starring
RONALD REAGAN
RHONDA FLEMING
Margaret Bohrer Becomes
Acting Postmistress
Margaret Bohrer, started her
duties as acting postmistress yes
terday, succeeding Jim McLain
who has resigned.
Mrs. Bohrer is widely known
here, having been employed at
Dorothy’s Shop for several years
and a resident of Nome for the
past six years.
Another change in the Federal
building was the appointment of
Ray Tveter, formerly a deputy
marshal, to the position of super
visor of the Nome Federal Jail,
under the new Federal Jail Sys
tem of the territory.
Maurice Kelliher, who was
chief jailer has been transferred
to the Marshal’s Office as roving
deputy for the entire Second Di
vision.
New School Teachers Arrive
Mr. and Mrs. Tripp and three
children arrived this morning by
PAA and are new teachers for
the Nome school. They will live
in the John Hudert residence on
Third Avenue.
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HIENIE MULLER FOUND
DEAD IN CHENA SLOUGH
The body of Heinie Muller,
formerly of Nome, has been re
ported found in Chena Slough at
Fairbanks.
No details concerning his death
have been learned. The body will
be brought to Nome for burial.
He is survived by a sister Meta
Muller in Nome, John Muller at
Mt. Edgecumbe, Orville Muller at
Teller and Trina Wheeler of
Seattle.
SKATERS ATTENTION
Owners of overshoes, jackets,
sweaters, headscarves, rubbers,
etc. left at roller skating, may
claim their belongings at the resi
dence of Mrs. Pete Reader.
NOTE OF FAREWELL
Sgt. and Mrs. Lewis Fulton wish
to say farewell to the many
friends made in Nome while sta
tioned here with the U. S. Air
Force, and regret moving on. They
look forward to hearing from
I Nome at their new station in
! Alexandria, La.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
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We Have The FINEST
And Most COMPLETE Assortment
Of Housewares and Gift Items
In Northwest Alaska . . .
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Motorola, RCA
and Westinglioiise Radios
Cameras & Supplies Revere W are
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF
California Ceramics
By DOROTHY KINDELL & JOHANN BRAHMS
BONE CHINA
Cups and Saucers and Tea Sets
COMPLETE LINE OF
Sunbeam and Hoover Appliances
Guns . . . Fishing Equipment
Johnson Motors and Toys
Your Frtondly Community Storm
r* Ma*kst
Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
COASTAL RAMBLER
Scheduled to sail from Seattle
SEPTEMBER 23rd
Calling at St. Michael, Nome and Teller
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
HOLIDAY SPECIALS
SKINLESS WIENERS 1-lb. pkg. 80c
BOLOGNA 1 lb. 75c
PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF 1 lb. 85c
CHEESE LOAF 1 lb. 85c
OLIVE LOAF 1 lb. 85c
1 lb. Jar PICKLED HERRING 72c
COLD TONGUE 1 lb. $100
BROILERS 1 lb. $100
U.S. MERC
Nome’s Home - Owned Store
Once again
we are glad to announce
we have
ALASKA JADE BROOCHES,
EARRINGS
and NECKLACES
Also featured
this week is a
fine assortment of
BRACELETS
Hand Carved . . .
Special at $6.00 and $5.00
And a fine new selection of
WILBUR WALLUK’S
ESKIMO LIFE SKETCHES
in assorted sizes