GIRL SCOUTS AT CAMP
GET VARIED INSTRUCTION
Leaders for the Girl Scouts to
day include Mrs. Robert Oliver,
who will tell the girls something
about photography, and Mrs.
Audry Bayer, who will instruct
the girls in the proper way of
making beds.
Tomorrow, Mrs. William Bar
ber has planned interesting arts
and crafts and Mrs. Jeannie Jenk
ins will explain safety rules of
hiking, setting trails and also
some interesting knot-tying.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: Sarah and
Linda Hadley.
To Moses Pt.: Alice McCafferty.
From Moses Pt.: Wallace, Susan
and Marlin Paul.
From Anchorage: Ray Hess,
Larry Galvin, John Ready, Pfc.
O'. Templar, F.E. Scott, Harry
Gabrielson.
To Anchorage: Wm. Brown,
Lorna E. Morrill, Lola Ost, D.E.
Farley, Sherwin Schwartz.
To Kotzebue: Katie Sereadlook,
C.C. Cechowski, Mary Ellis.
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Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
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IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
U.S. Commissioner Herfc Jenks
was called to Wales for a sanity
hearing on Maggie Kononoseak,
who was found insane by the jury.
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■ Amos Weokoluk was found
guilty of being drunk and disor
derly in a private home and was
sentenced to 60 days in the Fed
eral Jail. Forty-five days of his
sentence was suspended.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Candle: Rachel Gregg.
From Deering: Julia Coffin.
To Galena: G. Kilmer, R. Pat
terson, Ray Youngblood.
From Kotzebue: May Bale, C.
C. Cechowski, Eugene Warner,
M. Heitman, Mary Ellis, Gerald
Adir, M. Belli.
From Fairbanks: Donna Huff
man, M. Merrill, W. Thomas, W.
Thompson, C. J. _ Quisenberg, F.
Brian, Charles D. Jones, Edith
Munz and three children, A. E.
Johnson, Clara Trapp, Ed Web
ster, Paul Rasmus, John Ellis,
Margaret Ellis, William Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lew.
To Fairbanks: Joe Kroninger,
L. Mazell, Allen Smith, H. L.
Borders, Fir Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Gray, Gary Longley,
Sheryl and Larry Martin, Mr. and
Mrs. D. McKinnon, A. Brandt,
George Cake, E. B. Collins, Mike
Stepovich.
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City Council Holds
Busy Session Monday
The Nome City Council had a
busy session last Monday eve
ning.
Police Dept, reported 46 ar
rests during the month with $427
collected in fines; four traffic
tickets issued and six dogs dis
posed of.
Two applications for Chief of
Police were received, one from
Clyde Glass and one from Carl
Webb. Applications were held up
pending a movement under way
to combine the Police and Fire
departments under one chief.
Health Dept, reported four
cases of chicken pox, one V.D., 86
X rays, three requests for hospi
talization for T.B., and 101 inocu
lations for school children with
Salk vaccine.
A report from councilman Mor
gan stated that it would require
$500 in plumbing to complete the
the public toilets now under con
struction at the rear of the Fire
Station. He also reported that
heavy equipment is now required
to remove the1 heavier debris such
as old wrecked cars and other
machinery to complete the clean
up campaign.
Fourth of July Celebration. A
committee headed by Jim Walsh
and Keith Hedreen was appointed
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Small mining equip
ment. See Mrs. Edward Ander
son, 95 Front Street. 73
LOST—1954 Ford hub cap. If
found please call Black 119
FOR SALE—Mangle. See Mrs.
Coons. 72
Look for REAL SILK HOSIERY
MILLS about mid June in Nome
and surrounding areas. Nancy
Lee Baker, Box 1992, Fairbanks.
FOR SALE—5-hp. Johnson out
board, like new; 35-mm. slide
projector. Call Main 19. 72
WANTED — Housekeeper. Call
Black 175 tf
FOR SALE—Small sawmill edger
power unit, cheap for cash. W.
A. Jacks, Quincy Calif.
FOR SALE — 1954 Ford panel,
150 miles. Floyd Wheeler. 71
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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“Temptation
Harbor-”
Robert Newton
Simone Simon
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“RHUBARB”
Ray Milland - Jan Sterling
The Hilarious Comedy Of A Cat
Which Inherited a Million Dollars
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'DESPERADOES OF THE WEST
MIDNIGHT SHOW
SATURDAY NIGHT
SUNDAY, MONDAY
Clark Gable
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“Never Let Me Go”
with
GENE TIERNEY
RICHARD HAYDEN
BERNARD MILES
KARL STEP AN UK
CUB SCOUTS PICNIC
AT HOSPITAL AREA
The three Cub Scout dens and
parents enjoyed a piojiic at the
old Army hospital area Monday
evening.
About fifty persons in six cars
enjoyed the outing and after
wards had hot dogs roasted at
a campfire.
Advancement badges were
awarded in what is to be the
last pack meeting of the year.
The Cub Scout program will be
resumed in the fall when school
starts.
to make plans for the annual
celebration.
School Budget which has been
studied by members of the coun
cil for the past several weeks
was passed to include the ex
penditure of $2,000 for the school
lunch program. The arrangement
was thoroughly explained by
Clara Salisbury and Dorothy
Emmons to the satisfaction of the
council.
The Fire Committee reported
that the mains are all open and
recommended that the line from
the Bank to Power Plant be
completely overhauled at an esti
mated cost of $3,500. The recom
mendation was made by Bob
Lewis of the fire committee.
Jack Reed tendered his resig
nation as City Treasurer as he is
tentatively planning to make a
change, it was reported.
Send $15 for spinning oulfil—
rod, reel, line. Satisfaction
guaranteed or your money back.
Write for free circular.
SIMPSON'S
Box 1047 Spenard, Alaska
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BLANCHE O'CONNOR AND
JOHN WALTERS MARRIED
Blanche O’Connor and John
Walters were married Tuesday
evening by Rev. Reeves Havens
at the Methodist Parsonage. Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Gray stood up
for the couple.
Mrs. Walters is with the Lomen
Commercial Co. office staff and
Mr. Walters is with the N.C.
Caterpillar parts department.
' The newlyweds plan to make
their home in Nome.
BOY SCOUTS
Boy Scout meeting tomorrow,
7:30 p.m. at Scout Hall. All Scouts
planning on going to camp be
sure to be there.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Mostly cloudy with light fog
and occasional clearing tonight
and tomorrow. Winds SW 10-15
mph. Little change in tempera
ture. Low temperature expected
tonight 35, high Thursday 45.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: High temperature
39, low 30. Max. wind 17 mph
from the west. Sunrise 1:19 a.m.,
sunset 10:45 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 51, low 37. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 70 in 1925,
low 29 in 1930.
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 33 Drizzle
Kotzebue 35 Fog
Wales 36 Cloudy
Nome 34 Fog
Unalakleet 42 Part cloudy
Bethel 44 Cloudy
McGrath 54 Part cloudy
Anchorage 56 Part cloudy
Fairbanks 51 Part cloudy
Juneau 47 Rain
Ketchikan 47 Rain
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