TUESDAY FIRE ALARM
The fire alarm Tuesday morn
ing was caused by a grass fire
near the residence of Andy Miller.
The fire is reported to have
started from an overfilled trash
barrel.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hall are
the parents of a son born yester
day at the hospital. Mr. Hall is
with the CAA. stationed at Unala
kleet.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Ed Barr of Deering was found
guilty of selling liquor to a minor
and was fined $100.
Attention 1st Scout Battalion
Members of Company "A" 1st
Scout Bn. will report to the arm
ory at 1900 hours on Monday. 12
Oct. 1953 for the first meeting of
the current training year.
William A. Shepherd.
2/Lt. Inf. NGUS. Commanding
NEW SHIPMENTS
Ladies’ Cotton Dresses
Boys’ Heavy Parkas
Ladies’ Wool Headscarves
✓
Men’s Jantzen Ski Sweaters
Men’s ‘Dressy’ Sweat Shirts
-SAT., OCT. 10 LAST DAY OF SALE
New shipment of
RECORDS & RADIOS CHINAWARE
LAMPS & SHADES
Now is the time to buy your
GROCERIES BY THE CASE!
$AVE $20 $25 MONTHLY
Your Friendly Community Storo
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Wholesale and Retail
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COASTAL RAMBLER
Due to arrive —
Teller ..*... October 12tli
Solomon .... October 9th
Nome.October 9th
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
CAVOTA’S SALE NOW ON!
CHILDREN’S, LADIES’ AND MEN’S WEAR * JACKETS * SHIRTS * SHOES * HOUSE DRESSES
* DRESSES * BLOUSES * MATERNITY W EAR * QUILTS * AND WHAT HAVE YOU *
Chamber Discusses Hiring
Full Time Manager
Repair work has started on the
Belmont Point Cemetery, Ralph
Lomen stated at the Chamber of
Commerce luncheon yesterday.
There is $800 now in that fund
under the voluntary chairmanship
of Ralph Lomen, who has headed
the project for the past two? years.
An interesting discussion was
held on the plan of hiring a mana
ger, specially trained for promo
tional work, to carry on the job
as manager for the chamber, as it
has become too big for any busi
nessman to take on and still run
his own business.
Further discussion and study
will be made on the possibility of
obtaining such a man.
Nome was invited to send a
chamber representative to the
meeting of the Alaska Chamber
of Commerce at Mt. McKinley
Park from Oct. 26 through 29.
Dr. Langsam reported on his
trip to Portland, where he attend
ed classes with other Alaskan
doctors on the study of cancer.
He stated that radioactive ele
ments have advanced the cure in
various types of cancer and it is
quite possible that the use of
radioactive elements may help in
the discovery of the cause of this
disease.
Guests at the meeting were Lt.
Col. Cutting and John McCormack
of the Alaska Selective Service,
and Ed Higgins of Alaska Airlines.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Gerald Oxerac, Cath
erine Hall, Luther Yacoff.
Discharged: M. Mendenhall and
Washington Olanna.
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— Pioneers' Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Baby mattress and
pad. Call Black 168. 119
FOR SALE —’42 Dodge flatbed,
34 ton. Good condition. Call
Main 29 or inquire at Q Cab.
119
WANTED TO RENT —Play pen
and stroller. Call Red 168. 120
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DOUBLE FEATURE NIGHTS
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m
“Salt Lake Raiders”
ALLEN "ROCKY" LANE
— AND —
“ ALCATRAZ ISLAND ”
ANN SHERIDAN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
M.G.M/s Technicolor Spectacle
Starring
KATHRYN GRAYSON
RED SKELTON
HOWARD KEEL
— IN —
“LOVELY
TO LOOK AT ”
with Jerome Kern's Music!
COASTAL RAMBLER TO GO
TO ST. MfCHAEL TODAY
The MS Coastal Rambler ar
rived yesterday ahead of sched
ule, due to the low water at St.
Michael and Solomon.
The freight for the North Star
has now been discharged and two
tugs and barges of the B & R
Lighterage have been loaded for
Kotzebue.
The Rambler is scheduled to
leave today for St. Michael to
discharge the Yukon River freight
and will return here some time
late Friday, stopping enroute at
Solcmon.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Tuesday morning were
Mr. Alexander, Ralph Beacher
(a roundtrip passenger), Colonel
Cutting, John McCormick, Mrs.
Rita Harper, Mrs.*Laura Jones,
and two children whose last names
were Oquilluk and Toolie.
Departing were H. R. Beckwith,
Art Paulos, Sgt. Altisek, Soren
Anderson, Tom Shaw, Elton and
Joe Luschen, G. H. Hague, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Anderson, J. M. An
derson, and Mrs. Ralph Lomen.
Gene Joiner, well-known bush
pilot with headquarters at Kotze
bue who has spent the summer at
his jade mine, has closed down
for the season and is in town for
a few days on business.
Police Kill Another Dog
Yesterday Chief of Police Clyde
Glass was called out to kill anoth
er dog in the downtown area
which was frothing at the mouth
and biting everything around, it
was reported.
Chief Glass states that several
dogs have been acting in this
manner recently and urges all dog
owners to keep their dogs tied up
and watched carefully.
The first of the do'gs killed some
time last week was sent to An
chorage for analysis, but no report
has been received from Dr. E.
Schiller.
New AFRS Station Manager
A/lc Gordon McCloud arrived
Nome Field Monday to replace
Sgt. Horace Posey as station man
ager of AFRS. Posey is due to H
be rotated home soon.
McCloud is from Minneapolis,
Minn., and was formerly with
the AFRS station at Cold Bay for
about six months.
JACK KELLS FUNERAL
Jack Kells, 65-year-old man
who was fatally injured from a
fall at the Quianna Club, will be
buried with a graveside service
at 5 o’clock on October 8.
He is believed to be a widower
and to have lost two sons in the
South Pacific in World War II.
BERING SEA CLUB 1
7 A.M. TO 10 P.M.
CLOSED ON MONDAYS
THICK, 16-oz. T - BONE STEAKS !
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ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN
FOR WARM, FUR CLOTHING
FOR WINTER
PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY TO HAVE
YOUR PARKAS AND COATS READY •
WHEN THE COLD WEATHER ARRIVES
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PARKAS STYLED
TO FIT YOUR FIGURE
IN RABBIT, RACCOON, SPOTTED SEAL
MUSKRAT AND OTHER FINE FURS
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Children’s Parkas Our Specialty
— Fresh sinew now on sale for fur sewers —
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