Angell Attends Educator's
Meeting In Washington, D.C.
Wm. Angell, superintendent of
the Nome School, was scheduled
to leave today for Washington,
tDvC., to attend the White Confer
ence on Education. He will join
nine other Alaskan educators who
have been appointed by Governor
B. Frank Heintzleman to this im
portant conference, which will be
held next week.
North Star
Friday Specials
BYE BREAD
LEMON CHIFFON PIE
Saturday Specials
FRENCH BREAD
, FRENCH ROLLS
CREAM HORNS
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AND WEDDING CAKES
OUR SPECIALTY
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and a limited selection
of cold sandwiches
Christmas Tree Committee
Seeks Volunteer Help
Mrs. Mary Anderson has been
appointed chairman of the an
tiual Christmas Tree celebration.
Mrs. Andersen says any offers of
help will be greatly appreciated.
The greatest need is for people
.willing to make the collection of
contributions and to make up the
good cheer baskets.
The Aurora Circle of the LWY
Community Center will fill the
Christmas stockings again this
year as they have in the past.
Heavy snows Wednesday night
kept the City Street Department
at work all night keeping fire
lanes and the road to the hospital
open.
Three-fourths of the active vol
canoes of the world are in the
Pacific half of the globe.
We Hope You Had A
Very Good Thanksgiving Day
And We Appreciate
The Fine Business We Received.
NOW...
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WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Burea*-'
Mostly cloudy tonight and Sat
urday. Low temperature expected
tonight 0, high tomorrow 12.
Nome data in last 24 hours as
of 7 a.m. today: highest temper
ature 27, lowest 17. Max. wind
23 mph from the south. Sunrise
at 9:06 a.m., sunset at 2:30 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 13, lowest -2. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 37
in 1943, lowest -26 in 1928.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 11 Snow
Kotzebue 15 Snow
Wales 19 Cloudy
Nome 20 Snow
Unalakleet 16 Cloudy
Bethel 21 Cloudy
McGrath -30 Part cloudy
Anchorage - 4 Fog
Fairbanks -28 Clear
Whitehorse -27 Part cloudy
Edmonton - 6 Part cloudy
Juneau 6 Clear
Ketchikan 19 Clear
Seattle 46 Cloudy
San Francisco 47 Cloudy
WANT ADS
FOUND — One earring with blue
stones. Call at Nugget.
Advertising firm wants housewives
with clear handwriting. Make
good money spare time. Write
SHIRLEY MITCHELL, 129 Bel
mont Street, Belmont, Mass.
Fuller Brushes, Box 61, Anchorage
GET YOUR Santa Claus station
ery at the Pan American office.
I am closing out my business and
the following is for sale: flattop
steel office desk, electric calculat
or, Victor 10-key adding machine
with carrying case, 4-drawer legal
size steel file cabinet with lock,
4-drawer letter size steel file cabi
net, swivel chair, posture (stenog
grapher’s) chair, steel side chair,
upholstered; steel typewriter ta
ble; Underwood 18-inch typewrit
er, elite type; steel costumer; 5
drawer steel file cabinet, for sta
tionery; 43” x 30” table, wood;
other miscellaneous office equip
ment; approx. $250 worth of book
keeping forms, binders, etc. Near
ly all this equipment is practically
“brand new” and will be sold at a
very good discount. See me in my
office at 711 Front Street, or call
Main 14. C. F. O’Dell.
DOG TEAM for hire, any capacity,
1 pound to 1 ton. Call Dick Orr,
Red 199. 150
FOR SALE — Seal oil. See Sam
Ahwinona. 143
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JULIA ADAMS
HUGH MARLOWE
PTA MEETS NEXT TUESDAY
AT 8 PM. AT HIGH SCHOOL
The Nome PTA will hold its
regular monthly meeting next
Tuesday evening starting at 8 p.m.
in the assembly room of the high
school.
Fire and Police Chief Carl
Webb will introduce the 12 mem
bers of Nome’s first School Boy
Patrol and will present them with
their badges and uniforms. The
Nome Police Department will
work with the boys every day
and Chief Webb will outline the
program mapped out for the pat
ol. Mr. Carl Liebig, will be the
patrol’s advisor.
Mayor Steve Andersen will dis
cuss a proposed water and sew
erage system for Nome.
Light refreshments will be
served after the meeting.
Josephine Kaaja, one of Nome’s
female oldsters, was especially
thankful on Thanksgiving when
she received a big package of
groceries full of all kinds of good
things to eat from the Beta Sigma
Phi sorority. She is so happy that
she wants everyone to know how
much she appreciates their
thoughtfulness.
Cub Scouts To Meet Tonight
Cubmaster Bill Doyle of the
Cub Scouts announced today there
will be a pack meeting tonight at
the social rooms of the Methodist
Church at 8 p.m.
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RUMMAGE SALE
Tuesday, November 29
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
LWY Community Center
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ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Charles E.
Morris, James L. Schwartz, Robt.
J. Whitney, Philip M. Grues, Ron
ald C. Hughes, William M. Joyce,
Glen M. Thompson, Kenneth E.
Rissey, John Walls.
From Unalakleet: Mrs. Eleanor
Perkins.
To Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
Walt Sipprell, Dr. Kennedy, Dora
Stalker, Frank Bateman, Elmer
Parker, Mrs. Dorothy Dunne, Mrs.
Benton, Don Tarpenning, John
Day, Robt. Espey, Carl Hutchin
son, Thomas Johnson, E. H. Wade,
Cecil Standley, Charles Doolittle,
Nathan and Jeannette. Noong
wook, Joshua Ahwinona, Leonard
Thisby, Don Culver.
Doubleheader Basketball
Game Tonight At Gym
The ACS Signallers meet the
Nome Merchants tonight at 7:30 at
the school gym in the first game
of the weekly doubleheader. The
second game at 8:45 brings to
gether the Air Force team and the
Polar Hornets. This will be the
first appearance of the Air Force
group in the local gym.
Both games promise to be close
with enough thrills and excite
ment to satisfy all of Nome’s ar
dent baske ball fans.
Come and root for your team!
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