Volunteers To Work
Sunday On Ball Field
On Sunday morning at 10 a.m.
work will start on the baseball
field, stated Bill Barber, who has
headed this most worthy civic
project.
He said that volunteers are
ready to work through the day
but the only handicap is a short
age of dump trucks. Drivers and
gasoline are available and all
truck owners are urged to cooper
ate so the field can be made ready
for immediate use.
Clyde Kammerer has volun
teered to operate the loading
shovel.
Builders Supply Co. has an
nounced that it already has a
girl’s softball team lined up.
NEW RADIO FACILITIES
WILL AID ALASKA AIRLINES
COAST MAIL RUN
John Heafer, supervisor of
ground communications for Al
aska Airlines spent this past week
in the Nome area repairing the
company transmitter at the local
office.
He also installed a transmitter
and receiver at the Teller station
which will aid greatly in provid
ing accurate weather reports for
the coast mail rim.
The station at Teller is oper
ated by Evelyn Tweet.
NOTICE
St. Joseph's Chuch devotions
will be held this evening at 7:30.
Hunters This Spring
Bag Catch Estimated
At 50 Oogruk, 150 Seals
Big oomiaks, little oomiaks and
smaller craft have been busy
among the ice floes the past week
catching seal and oogruk, which
have been very plentiful.
It is estimated by one of the
hunters that about 150 seal and
50 oogruk have been taken by the
local hunters.
Some of the larger oomiaks,
which have been out as far as
25 miles from shore and as close
as 20 miles to King Island, report
many walrus herds which they
followed by observing the walrus
birds but were unable to catch up
with them.
The walrus bird is believed to
be a fulmar, a type of bird that
doesn’t come near land. It is allied
to the albatross and petrel.
Bounty on a seal is $6.00, which
the hunter can collect from the
territory.
NOME JUNIOR POLICE
GUESTS OF THEATER
Twenty-seven members of the
Nome Junior Police were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown
at the Theater in the monthly
theater party at the afterno'on
matinee last Sunday. The Browns
made 10 admittance tickets avail
able to the Junior Police every
month to those members having
extra-good records for the month.
Serving the Seward Peninsula
MUNZ AIRWAYS
P.O. Box 639 Nome, Alaska
DAILY FLIGHTS TO TELLER & LOST RIVER
THIS IS
CLEAN-UP WEEK!
Let us show PRIDE in our HOME TOWN !
WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES
TO HELP YOU DO A GOOD JOB.
Your Friendly Community Store
Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
SQUARE SINNET
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
JUNE 9tli
CALLING: NOME, ST. MICHAEL, TELLER
RECEIVING DATES FOR FREIGHT:
MAY 24 to JUNE 4 INCLUSIVE
For Reservations write:
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO., BOX 200, ANCHORAGE
Home Arts Club Plant Sale
To Be Held Tomorrow
At Northern Commercial
The Home Arts Club is spon
soring its annual plant sale to
morrow at the N. C. Store.
This sale is given annually for
playfield equipment. This year the
proceeds will be for baseball
equipment to be used at the new
civic diamond now under con
struction.
Anyone having plants of any
size they would like to contribute
may call Mrs. Bob Emmons, who i
will furnish transportation.
So far, it is known that there
will be cabbage, lettuce, tomatoes,
begonia, ivy, snapdragons, mari
golds, geranium, stock, cucum
bers, pansies, parsley and numer
ous other items.
Anyone having a request for a
special plant may contact Mrs.
Boyd Harwood.
WANT ADS
FOR SENT—Small, modern fur
nished house. Call Main 123.
CLEANUP Week trash hauled
away. See John Strak.
EXPERT typewriter repair and
cleaning for limited time. Phone
Black 25 for pickup. 67
FOR SALE—1949 Ford two-door
sedan; apartment-type washing
machine. See Glen Lenert or
Call Black 143. 66p
FOUND—1 key on ring. Call at
Nugget and pay for ad.
FOR SALE—Zenith Transocean
ic radio. Bargain. Call Black 44.
67p
SHOWING AT
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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the
“IAN
who cheated
himself
A JACK M. WARNER PRODUCTION
Released by 20th Century-Fox
with
LEE J. COBB
JANE WYATT
JOHN DALL
This is Lee J. Cobb’s first pic
ture since his terrific perform
ance in “Death of A Salesman.”
also
FBI SERIAL
- MIDNIGHT SHOW -
SATURDAY NIGHT
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 P.M.
KID’S SHOW
SUNDAY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MONDAY — 7:15 & 9:15
20ih Century Presents
“GOLDEN GIRL’’
Technicolor Musical
Starring
MITZI GAYNOR
DALE ROBERTSON
JAMES BARTON
DENNIS DAY
with Una Merkel
and Raymond Walbura
— ALSO —
SELECTED SHORT SUBJECT
Representative of, Labor
Dept, to be Here June 4-9
Lillie Angerman of Fairbanks
has sent word that she will be
registered at the Wallace Hotel
from June 4 to 9 representing the
Territorial Department of Labor.
The purpose of her visit will be
inspections of wage collections
and interviews.
Alaska Airlines Nome office has
announced that during May 44,
985 pounds of mail (daily average
1,451 lbs.) and 35,387 pounds of
freight (daily average 1140 lbs.)
were brought in to' Nome from
Anchorage on their daily flight.
A total of 86 passengers came
to Nome with Alaska Airlines
during this same period.
-
MUNZ AIRWAYS
To Lost River: Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Hoaglund. From Lost Riv
er: Paul Wang, Ralph Nayopuk.
LET'S PLAY BALL!
All boys from 14 to 40 interested
in playing softball contact Bob
Emmons at Black 159 or Larry
Fagan at Wallace Hotel.
Police To Enforce
Curfew Ordinance
Chief of Police Herb Jenks ad
vises that there is a city ordinance
providing for a curfew at 10:00
p.m. for all children throughout
the summer months.
Any young people on the streets
after that time and are found
loitering or in some part of town
where they do not belong will be
picked up and taken to the police
station.
SCOUTS TO ENCAMP AT
DEXTER OVER WEEKEND
Boy Scouts of Troop 666 are
leaving this evening on a week
end trip to Dexter.
About 20 boys are scheduled to
make the trip with Scoutmaster
A1 Enix. They plan to return
Sunday afternoon.
TEEN-AGE DANCE TONIGHT
There will be a teen-age dance
this evening from 9 until 12
o’clock at the building bn Stead
man Ave., stated Father Murphy.
These dances are chaperoned and
a small fee charged to defray the
cost of heat and light for the
evening.
P s
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Sponsored by the Home Arts Club
Proceeds for
BASEBALL EQUIPMENT
STARTING AT 10:00 A.M.
SATURDAY, N. C. STORE
YOUR CHOICE
OF A
LARGE GROUP OF BEAUTIFUL
HAND-CARVED BRACELETS
$4.00
No Two Alike
' A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
TO LAY AWAY SOME GIFTS
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