PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning from
Seattle were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Schick and infant daughter.
From Fairbanks: Jack McNam
ara and R. C. Rossler.
Departing: Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Bayer and son, and W. Iypana.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage: R. L.
Thomas, Dick Ball, Allan Kahn,
Pvt. V. Jones, H. Hendrickson, C.
C. Dwyer, Ray Lewis, Dewey
Goodrich. From Unalakleet: Sfc.
E. S. Curtiss.
Departing for Anchorage: M.
Nupawhatuk, H. Konakak, Chas.
Jones. For McGrath: Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Evans, Howard Mays. For
Unalakleet: Joan Lindgren, Wen
dell Burns, Harold Rowe.
In Commissioner’s Court
Lawrence Davis was sentenced
to 40 days in the Federal Jail for
being drunk and disorderly in
Deering.
James Atluk, who was found
unconcious and intoxicated on a
public street was given a sentence
of 40 days in the Federal Jail.
Fred Bourdon was given a sen
tence of 40 days for larceny, hav
ing siphoned otil from a neigh
bor’s fuel supply.
James Utuan of Kotzebue was
givep six months for larceny.
.NOTICE
First meeting of the Nome Ju
nior Police will be held Jan. 20
at 4:00 p.m. fit the City HalL
Clyde Glass,
Chief of Police
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Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Housewares and Hardware
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Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
FROM SEWARD
SS Denali Jan. 22 SS Denali Feb. 5
Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Jan. 29 SS Baranof Feb.12
Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Gen. Miley, Commander
U.S. Army In Alaska,
And Party Visit Nome
Major General W. M. Miley,
commanding general of the Army
ground forces in Alaska, visited
Nome yesterday. In the party
with General Miley were:
Col. L. L. Johnson, adjutant
general for the ANG and Lt. Far
mer of Juneau; Lt. Col. Cameron,
senior Army advisor for Alaska;
Col. Snyder, inspector general for
Alaska, with Lt. Col. Smith of
the same office; Maj. Bessler of
G-2, and Capt. Walsh, General
Miley’s aide. Lt. Col. Beck, com
manding officer of the ACS was
with the party.
While in Nome, the geenral and
party visited the Nome Unit of
the Alaska National Guard and
Gen. Miley commended them on
their appearance.
Lt. Wm. Sheppard with a squad
of ten men as an honor guard,
met the general’s plane when it
landed at Nome Field. The gen
eral commended the squad on
their neat appearance when he in
spected them.
The party is on a tour of A.N.G.
units as well as on a get-acquaint
ed trip.
Col. Johnson and Lt. Farmer
will accompany the party to Un
alakleet from where they will re
turn to Nome for a conference
with Lt. Oliver and Lt. Hurlbert
of the Nome unit.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Chaplain P.
Reynolds, Robert Lewis, Denver
Ginsey, Jim Ashe.
From Kotzebue: Lieut. Frank
Schmidt, Harry Lewis.
To Fairbanks: Chaplain Prid
gen, Sgt. T- C. Miller, Bob Hil- j
lard, Jim Ashe, Denver Ginsey.
To Kotzebue: James G. Strong,
Edna Ahnangnatoguk, J. James.
ARCTIC
NATIVE BROTHERHOOD
Meeting Monday — 7:30 p.m.
A.N.B. HaU
Election of Officers
WANT ADS
FOUND—Toy four-motored air
plane at N.C. Store.
FOR SALE—2 pr. skates, $9.50;
1 sled $10-50; 1 elec, hair clip
per, $10.50; 1 washing machine,
$35.00; 1 ironing board, $17.50;
1 baby bed $23.50; 1 Halli
crafter radio, $29.50; 1 Stewart
Warner radio, $29.50; 1 drying
rack, $4.95. See Art & Trading
Center.
FOR SALE—Ice Skates, size 10,
$6.50. Worth double. Call The
Nugget, Main 125.
FOUND—Estebro'ok Pen. Call at
Nugget and pay for this ad.
DREAM
THEATER
TONIGHT
"CASSINO TO KOREA"
America's Fighting Men
Also a "Three Stooges" Short
Saturday, Jan- 17—7:30 p-m.
"DEVIL'S DOORWAY"
Robert Taylor, Louis Calhern
Paula Raymond
SUNDAY MATINEE—2:30 pan.
"DOUBLE CROSSBONES"
Donald O'Connor, Helena Carter
Will Greer
and
ABBOTT & COSTELLO IN
"MEET THE INVISIBLE MAN"
George Ahgupuk, Eskimo
Artist, Wins Top
National Honors
ANCHORAGE—Nineteen draw
ings, depicting typical Alaskan
scenes including the growth of
Anchorage from a rough, frontier
town to a modem metropolis have
won for George Ahgupuk, Eskimo
artist, national honors in the Na
tional Housing Authority annual
competition.
Ahgupuk’s drawings, incorpor
ated in the 1951 Annual Report
of the Alaska Housing Authority,
were submitted to the contest by
AHA and were in competition
with 20 other entries.
The certificate of merit for his
drawings was awarded by the
Buffalo, N.Y. conference of the
NHA.
At the same time, the Alaska
Housing Authority annual report
featuring Ahgupuk’s drawings
was judged to be one of the 12
best in the United States.
Because of Ahgupuk’s drawings
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BASKETBALL TONIGHT
The undefeated 32nd Tundra
birds will go after win No. 13
tonight against the CAP at 7 p.m.
At 8:15 the Nome Nanooks, unde
feated in the second round of
play, tangle with the ever-danger
ous 23rd Eclats.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mike Willoya, Esther
Topsekok of Lost Rvier, Christine
Komok of Teller, and Joe Wood
ward.
Discharged: Theresa Nayokuk
of Lost River and Christine Ko
mok.
more than 2,000 copies of the
AHA report have been requested
by members of Congress, libraries
universities and interested indiv
uals throughout the United States
and Alaska.
Rockwell Kent, famed U. S.
artist has written of Ahgupuk’s
genius in the New York Times
and in Time magazine.
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FIGHTS ! FIGHTS! FIGHTS !
FIRST OF A SERIES
OF BOXING MATCHES
PRESENTED BY THE
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
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