Nugget Needs Help
To Identify Men
In^l906 Picture
The Nugget is in receipt of a
picture taken at the Royal Cafe
in Nome on September 5th, 1906,
honoring Roald Amundsen.
In the picture are twelve Nome
gentlemen who we would like
to identify. Anyone who might
know who these men are is re
quested to stop in and help us.
The Royal Cafe was pioneered
by Thomas' Sorenson who left
Nome and opened what is now
known as “Clancy’s Downtown”
in Vancouver, B.C. Sorenson’s
family also operate the Clancy
Skydiner restaurants and the
White Lunch rooms which are
cafeterias, all of which are well
known in British Columbia.
Bronson To Run
For State Senate
Lester Bronson has signified
his intention to file for the first
State Legislature. He intends to
run for senator on the Demo
cratic ticket.
IN DISTRICT COURT
Pauline Elook was granted a
divorce from Wm. Elook in U. S.
District Court on Monday. The
mother also received custody of
one minor child and the home.
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ROY OKPIK GIVEN
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
Roy Okpik of Barrow, who had
been bound over to the Grand
Jury for altering checks, filed a
waiver of indictment and pled
guilty. He was sentenced by
Judge Walter Hodge to one year
on each of two counts with sen
tences to run concurrently. Both
sentences were suspended after
one day.
NOTE OF THANKS
The committee in charge of the
4th of July Program, wishes to
thank the various groups and in
dividuals who helped make the
celebration a success.
Rotary Club—Fund Raising
Campaign; American Legion—
Childrens’ Sports; Volunteer Fire
Dept.—Free ice cream; Sam Mogg
—Eskimo sports; Dusty Rhodes—
Parade; Barrow Morgan and Les
Keller—Boat races; Gordon Os
borne—Announcer; Arctic Club—
Public address system.
In addition to the planned
program—all the people that par
ticipated in the Eskimo Dancing.
[Alaska Legion Posts
[To Support Nome’s Bid
For 1960 Convention
The local American Legion
Post 19 has received favorable
responses from the other posts of
the territory in regard to Nome’s
request for the 1960 convention.
Mr. Don Grinsell, local post
commander, who attended the
Sitka convention, has received
word from all territorial posts
that they are backing the city of
Nome in their bid for the 1960
convention.
In passing, it seems appropriate
that thanks be given to Legion
members Bob Emmons and Les
Keller, along with Pearse Walsh
and Morris Kelliher, who got, the
4th of July races off and officiated
same. Also, thanks to Gordon
Osborne for the fine emcee work
during the activities.
Boy Scout Meeting
Tomorrow Night
A meeting of the Boy Scouts
has been called for Thursday
evening at 7:30, to be held at the
Scout Hall. Matters of great
importance will be discussed and
all Boy Scouts are urged to attend.
FLAG DISPLAYED AT
CALISTOGA WAS FLOWN
OVER NATION'S CAPITOL
An American flag which has
actually flown over the nation’s
Capitol in Washington, D.C., was
proudly displayed by a Calistoga
family July Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goshaw
of the Alaska Information Ser
vice at 1215 Lincoln Avenue have i
just received the flag from E. L.
Bartlett, Delegate to Congress
from Alaska and personal friend
of the Calistogans, together with
an official letter from J. George
Stewart, Architect of the Capitol,
signifying that the flag has flown
over the nation’s headquarters.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy tonight with
occasional light rain showers.
Little change in temperature.
High today was 60. Low tonight
47, high tomorrow 60-65.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7:00 a.m. today: Precip. .27 inch.
Month total .39 inches. Tem
peratures: highest 59, lowest 47.
Maximum wind 14 miles an hour
from northeast. Sunrise at 1:50
a.m., sunset at 10:21 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today,
high 54, low 45. Extremes this
date since 1907: highest 71 in
1946, lowest 31 in 1934.
Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
’NOTICE
AH Real and Personal Property
Taxes are due and payable to the
City of Nome on or before July
15, 1958. After July 15th the
penalty of 5% and interest at
6% shall be added.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Publish July 9-11-14, 1958
Alaska Airlines “Blitz” j
Group Visits Nome
Leroy Peterson, vice president j
of Alaska Airlines, R. W. Gil- j
bert, senio.r vice president, both!
of Seattle; Kelly Weiss, vice pres-!
ident in charge of operations
from Anchorage and Del Kamp
men of the traffic department in
Seattle visited Nome yesterday as
part of the group of Alaska Air
Tines' officials doing a “blitz” of
the territory along with tour
agents.
Mr. Peterson stated that indi
vidual package tours have been
offered the public, known as the,
Bering Sea Tour, which is getting
most favorable results and bring
ing people to the community.
These tours are being handled
here by Tom Martin.
Mr. Gilbert stated that it is now
possible to come to Nome via
Fairbanks and Anchorage in less
than 24 hours.
Airlines representatives said
that the company expects to have
DC-6’s to Nome next year when
the airport runways are finished.
Ronald Senungetuk
Gradutes From RIT
Ronald Senungetuk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Senungetuk of
Nome, Alaska received his Asso
ciate in Applied Science Degree
from Rochester Institute of Tech
nology at the school’s 73rd Convo
cation held at the Eastman Thea
tre, Rochester, New York, on
Saturday. May 24.
Ronald is a graduate of RIT’s
School for American Craftsmen.
Ronald will now spend two more
years at RIT, working for his
Bachelor of Fine Arts degree.
Summer Sewing Class
To Hold Fashion Show
Saturday Afternoon
The Seaview Room of the North
Star Bakery will be the setting
Saturday afternoon for a style
show being given by the summer
sewing classes. Everyone is in
vited to attend the fashion show
which will be held between the
hours of two and four o’clock.
. Eighteen women will model the
clothes they have fashioned in a
five-week course taught by Mrs.
Jean Burrand, a University of
Alaska home extension leader.
Miss Roberta Ross will be style
commentator for the informal
showing of summer clpthes.
Mrs. Russell Hermann and Miss
Francis Smith are co-chairmen
for the show. Coffee and cookies
will be served during the after
noon and a small admission
charge will be made.
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WANT ADS
FOUND—2 keys. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE—Boats—from cruisers
to skiffs. See Cherry. 88
LOST—Boy’s brown rim glasses.
Call Pearse Walsh. 83c
FOR SALE—Lot 16 in Block 31.
Inquire at Nugget. 82p
FOR SALE—’57 Rambler Station
Wagon. Tel. Main 162. tf
FOR SALE—Dodge 4x4. A-l
rubber and runs good. Call
White 140. 84c
FOR SALE— Thomas electric or
gan $600.00. Cash - like new.
Red 74. 84c
FOR SALE—2-piece living room
set,' 1 occassional chair, Mag
nox TV set. Call at CAA No.
5. 83p
FOR SALE—Youth bed, good
shape, $25. New 10" bench
saw with 1 hp motor $225.
Bunk bed and mattress $30.
Call Red 100 until 6.00. 83c
SELL—Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget. Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
MUKLUK
POOL HALL
Sandwich & Coffee 50 c
CHILI BOWL 50c
Roast Beef, Tuna, Ham
and Cheese Sandwiches
For Lunch 40c
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Don't Miss
-L> Your Ship . • •
Hir~\ ORDER EARLY
MS GALENA Is Now Enroute For
Nome, Kotzebue, Teller & St. Michael
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN, Ageni Phone Main 68 I
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SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
THEY PAID BACK PEARL HARBOR!
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Starring co-star ring
RONALD REAGAN S • mn
Screen Play by DAVID LANG and RAYMOND MARCUS • Screen Story by DAVID LANG
BaMd on a book by CHARLES A. LOCKWOOD, Vice-Admiral. USN. Ret., aod HANS CHRISTIAN ADAMSON. Col.. USAF, Ret
Produced by CHARLES H. SCHNEER • Directed by NATHAN 1URAN • A MORNINGSIOE PRODUCTION
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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BREAKNECK ACT ION-TAKES
ITS PLACE WITH THE BIGGEST!
Stewart GRANGER
Rhonda FLEMING
f in M-G-AVj
glory
in CINEMASCOPE and METROCOLOR
co-starring CHILL WILLS with
Steve ROWLAND-James GREGORY
Jacques AUBUCHON
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PLUS SERIAL: "CAPTAIN VIDEO"
MERC MEAT
£ Place Save
ARM, BLADE OR 7-RIB CUT
Pot Roast of Beef «>. 79c
MUTTON STEW 397
Mutton Steaks & Chops u>. 69c
VEAL STEAKS 7 95c
PORK CHOPS 95c
BEE I HEARTS 7197
REINDEER STEW lb. 69c
ARMOUR STAR, HORMEL OR BAR S
SLAB BACON ,, 1.05
ARMOUR STAR, Smoked
PICNIC HAMS Ready „ - lb 79c
BAR S WEINERS , * 69c
FRESH GROUND DAILY
GROUND BEEF , ,, 75c
(In 10 Pound Lots)
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