National Guard Asks
Assistance of Citizens
In Maintaining Vigilance
Capt. Robert W. Steele, Com
mander of the First Scout Bn.,
Alaska Army National Guard re
quests the assistance of all citi
zens in the N.W. Alaska in main
taining vigilance, especially the
coastal areas. Anyone observing
an unusual activity, such as a
foreign vessel, aircraft or an ex
plosion, may contact the National
Guard at any time, day or night.
This includes not only the First
Scout headquarters in Nome, but
also the subordinate units which
are located in most villages along
the coast from Barrow to St.
Michael.
The Scouts are integrated into
the U.S. Army surveillance sys
tem and possess the capability
of rendering immediate reports
to the active military forces.
Lt. Roy* Lindsay of the Alaska
National Guard, who has been the
Adju ant Commander here for
the .past four months has re
signed and is returning to his
former home at Kenai. His re
placement has not been named.
MR. and MRS. JOE WALLACE
MOVE TO SUN CITY, ARIZ.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace have
sold their apartment property in
Seattle and moved to Sun City,
Ariz., and report they are very
happy there.
They state that other former
Alaskans showing an interest in
settling in this retirement com
munity are Pauline and Harry
Gabrielson, Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Johansons and the Mr. and Mrs.
Tuttles.
Their new address is 10929
Cherry Hills Drive W., Sun City,'
Ariz., just 12 miles from Phoenix.
JACK WARREN PASSES
Word has been received of the
death of Jack Warren at Big
Delta.
Warren who lived here and in
Teller about 1940 will be buried
in Fairbanks by Tanana (Lodge
F & AM No, 162. He was a mem
ber of the local Masonic group.
Sheila Denny, daughter of
Frank Denny and formerly in
school hare will be a freshman
this year in the Western Wash
ington State College in Belling
ham.
NOME - U - WASH
WILL BE CLOSED ON
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 23
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C of C to Honor
Gov. Egan at Dinner
The Chamber of Commerce are
sponsoring the dinner planned for
Monday evening at 8:00 to honor
Gov. William Egan, who is
scheduled to be here at that time,
coming from Bethel where he will
be attending the dedication of the
Alaska National Guard Armory.
The dinner will be preceded
by a hospitality hour at 7:00 at
the Bering Sea Club. Dinner will
follow at 8:00 at the Seaview
Room.
Sen. Ernest Gruening is also
invited to attend, tout it is not
known whether or not his sched
ule permits at this time.
Reservations should be made for
the dinner as soon as possible.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Helen Pikonganna,
Stella Okleasik, Rose Ann Doto
main, Mrs. Donald Kennedy, and
Rose Kowchee.
Discharged: Ruth Anangabook,
Rosemary Johnson, and Blanche
Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Pikon
ganna of King Island are the
parents of a son born on Sept. 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kennedy
of Unalakleet have a baby daugh
ter born yesterday. This is their
sixth child and their first daugh
ter. , v |
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kowchee are
the parents of a son born this
morning.
Special Sunday Night
Service at Covenant Church
Dr. Arden Almquist, recently
returned from his work in the Re
public of Congo, will show colored
slides Sunday night in the Cove
nant Church. Since this service
has a wide appeal, a general in
vitation is extended to all. The
service will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday.
C A L~L I N G
ALL GIRL SCOUTS
(plus $1.00 each)
Saturday, 2:00 pun.—School Gym
FOR SALE
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
ARRIVTO ON TONSINA: More Domra. Window*, Inside and Outside Wall
;• Paneling, etc. Some Special Priced, U-Haul - Cash — Right Off the Dock.
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We wish to move a* much a* possible immediately in order to make up our
ifl?*****- -^3.U»-lre^enti'~10'99° ;D* of Fiberglaaa Insulation (Rolls).
16- A 23- width—«c sq. ft—Over 1,000 *q. ft.—7c. 2-Tons of ZonoUte Pouring
Insulation. 1 to 9 sacks—$4.30—10 to 39 sack*—$4.00—40 k over sacks $3.82.
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Olaf Halverson Bequests
$300 for Methodist
Church Building Fund
Olaf Halversen, high school
teacher here for many years, who
passed on last year made two be
quests shortly before he died for
the benefit of the children of
Nome, with whom he had worked.
Earlier this week the announce
ment was made of $1,000 being
given for ten scholarships, one
each year for the next ten years
of $100 to deserving students
seeking higher education.
Today it was announced that he
also left $300 to the building fund
of the Community Methodist
Church, where he was a faithful
member, only missing church serv
ices and Sunday School during
the summer months when he
worked out of town.
The information and the checks
came from Mr. Halversen’s older
brother who is bed-ridden with
curvature of the spine and in a
rest home. This brother was also
a teacher and even after his Ill
ness made him a cripple was
taken to class and placed on a
couch where he directed his sci
ence classes with the aid of his
students at Miles City Mont.
Mathew Halversen, whose ad
dress is Warren, (Minn., would ap
preciate knowing more about his
brother’s work in the community
from any of Olafs friends who
would care to write to him.
NW Alaska Dollars
For Democrats Drive
Lester Bronson, vice chairman
of the Northwestern Alaska Demo
cratic Committee today an
nounced the appointment of Stan
Harhut as 1&61 Dollars for Demo
crats Drive chairman for North
western Alaska.
In acceptance, the new drive
chairman said, "I am sure that
every Democrat in Northwestern
Aaska will support the drive this
year through their work as door
to door solicitors and through
their generous contributions.”
"This program gives all Demo
crats an opportunity to contribute
to their party and at the same
time to build the strong political
organization needed to win elec
tions and support President Ken
nedy.” f
He pointed out that while Re
puiblicans can and do rely on large
contributions the Democratic
party needs the support of many
small contributors, through the
country.
The drive wui be from Sept.
22 io Oct. 2.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Clyde Nershak was fined $25
suspended on a drunk and dis
orderly charge.
Apply for Marriage License
Walter Analuok and Gertrude
Seeganna have filed an applica
tion for a marriage license. Both
are from Nome.
Democratic District Committee
meets si the City Hsll at 8 pan.
on Friday. Sept. 22.
btfiii jd roman
Vise Chairman
RUMMAGE SALE
TUESDAY. SEPT. M
HSBAV mm mm as as ' '. ' _ . a
STOLEN:
by 22” last 1M
Five dollars reward fe
FOUND: Repub
lican wealth. The Dollars for
Democrats^Drive Sept. 22^ to
money now to help elect Dem
ocrats to office Dial 2543 or
Write Box 801, Nome. 113c
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
POLLYANNA
Jane Wyman
Richard Egan and Karl Malden
SUNDAY and MONDAY
RAGING
FLOODTIDE
OF SAVAGERY!
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THE FRIENDLY BANK j
FULL BANKING SERVICES
To Northwestern Alaska Sine* 190*
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