Ultra-Modern Is The
Word for New Nome
Airfield Terminal
The new terminal for Nome
Field now under renovation by
Glen Snyder promises to be ultra
modern with all the convenience
of airports in the States.
Plans with architect’s drawings
now at the Airlines office, show
that passengers coming and going
will be impressed with the con
venience for the travelers as well
as the handling of freight.
Alaska Airlines manager Del
Kampman says that according to
present plans the new terminal
will toe ready for occupancy in
January.
Alaska Air Carriers
Discontinue Round-Trip
Fare Discounts
Alaskan air carriers have an
nounced that starting December
14 there will be no discount for
round trip tickets.
This new procedure is already
in effect in the States with the big
ger airlines. Participating Alas
kan carriers include to date Alaska
Airlines, Wien Airlines, Pacific
Northern, P.A.A., Cordova, and
Northern Consolidated.
Increased airlines -cost of op
eration is given as the reason for
this change.
GIRLS — ANYONE FOR
BASKETBALL . . . ?
Any girls for basketball? Any
■high school alumnae or any other
ladies who wish to play are re
quested to meet at the high school
gym tonight for practice. The
session will be from 7 to 9 p.m.
NUGGET DISPLAYS
NOME FIRE PICTURES
Through the courtesy of Carrie
McLain, a picture of Nome taken
in 1910 as well as pictures of
Nome after the fire of 1905. will
toe on display in the window of
he Nugget this week.
TWO GIRLS BORN
A daughter was bom at the
hospital last Saturday to Mr. and
Trr. Wally Parker. And yester
day, a daughter was toorn to Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Analook.
M-M M HOSPITAL
Admitted: Grace Parker, Joe
Dexter, Marion Sheldon, Audrey
Analook.
Mrs. Jack Bullock from Kotze
bue, who visited Nome Saturday
while enroute to Anchorage on
business has made arrangements
to be back for the Roof Garden.
She further stated that the Roof
Garden has created unusual in
terest in Kotzebue and that many
are planning to attend from that
northern metropolis.
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NOTICE — WARNING
The Ed Bennick property west
of Perry Kagoona property east
of Steadman Ave., is posted with
legal no trespassing signs and
the public is warned to stay off.
Sanitation Aides
Complete Nome
School Session
By JACK F. BARTLETT
Health Education Consultant,
Alaska Department of Health
The Alaska Department of
Health’s Sanitation Aide School
came to a close last Friday.
The men who attended the
course were Edwin Katchatag,
Unalakleet; Jonah Tokeinna,
Wales; Clifford Tom, St. Michael;
Roger Nassuk, Koyuk; Herbert
Apassingok, Gambell; Tom Brown,
White Mountain.
According to Lauris Parker, who
is the training officer for the de
partment, this type of course is to
re-emphasize the importance of
sanitation and also to instruct the
men in teaching methods. All San
itation Aides have had courses at
the University of Alaska in sani
tation before assuming their du
ties in the villages.
Several interested citizens called
at the schol to express their in
terest and to offer their support.
They included Edith Bullock, Sen.
Bronson, Sen. McNees, Mayor
Steve Andersen, Bob Grant, BIA,
Mrs. Bohrer, Eunice Berglund,
Salvatore De Leonardis, B.I.A.,
and Margaret Swanberg.
The course here was directed
by Glenn Carlson, Sanitation Aide
supervisor for the Nome area.
Mr. Parker states that a similar
school will be conducted next
month for the Kotzebue area. It
will be directed by Mr. John
Door, supervisor for that district.
Joe Dexter Bitten
By Dog While At Play
Joe Dexter, young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Dexter, was ser
iously bitten yesterday by a dog
and is hospitalized.
Joe was with two companions
on the Bessie Road near the City
Field with a three - dog team.
It is reported that while the
boys were playing around out
there that the biting occurred.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Small, half-moon tooled
leather purse. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE—6-yr. crib and mat
tress. Call Main 141.
FOR SALE — Willys Station Wa
gon; 6 cylinders, 4-wheel drive.
$2,000. Call Red 30. Saito.
FOUND—Glasses with clear plas
tic rims in brown case. Call at
Nugget.
LOST — Will the person who took
a child’s sled from in front of
the N-C Store Friday, leave it
at the Welfare Office — No
questions asked.
FOR SALE — Our new dried Red
•salmon are in. Better than ever.
50c lb. by the bundle. 55c lb.
straight. R. R. (Bob) Blodgett,
Teller Commercial Co., Teller,
Alaska. tf
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J. F O'Sullivan
Pier 42
Seattle 4
Scheduled Sailings Every Tuesday
For Seward and Valdez
and Alternate Fridays for Seward.
Write: Alaska Steamship Company,
Box 200, Anchorage
— OR —
Nome Agent For Information
Merchants Again Triumph
In League Play
In last Friday night’s basket
ball action the Bronson Mer
chants retained their league lead
with a resounding 82-31 win over
the handicapped Polar Hornets.
In the second contest the High
School came through with an
equally fine game and upset the
National Guard with a firm 4th
quarter rally that assured them
of a 40-26 victory.
Ed Maloney, Gabe Wilkalkia,
and Captain Joe Senungetuk went
berserk with the fourth quarter
rally and put the Guard in their
pocket with little trouble, but
much anxiety.
In the Merchant contest, Pete
Hahn had a terrific field night
as he counted some 23 points in
the winning effort. George Kost
totaled some 16 while the Bell
brothers, Harold and George, hit
for 9 and 14 respectively.
Tomorrow night the leading
Merchants go against the ANB,
seeking their fourth consecutive
win and in the second contest
the ACS-CAA will strive to keep
their undefeated record clean
with their battle against the
“Cinderella” High School five.
Watch for ‘Lucky Bucks !’
Seven lucky bucks are floating
around town, in someone’s wallet
or pocket, stated Manager Don
Hungerford, who announced that
Walter Gelzer and Paul Tocktoo
have already presented “lucky
bucks” and received their awards
of 10 dollars in merchandise, from
the Merc.
Outstanding numbers are:
D-748 720 09A
D-748 720 48A
D-748 720“ 21A
D-748 728 63A
D-748 720 69A
D-748 757 21A
D-748 720 89A
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
Showing Tonight at Nomerama
Two Shows Nightly, Starling at 7:15 an'4 9:15 p.m.
“HOW TO MARRY
A MILLIONAIRE”
WITH
Marilyn Monroe
Betty Grable
Lauren Bacall
TUESDAY ONLY
One Show Only Tuesday Night Starting at 7:15
“GUN GLORY”
Theater will be closed for
The Roof Garden Saturday Night
— No Serial This Week —
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K N 0 M - T V
MONDAY TUESDAY
6:30—Ruggles 6:30—Flash Gordon
7:00—Kingdom of the Sea 7:00—Highway Patrol
7:30—Inside Football 7:30—Wyatt Earp
8:00—Wrestling 8:00—Highway Patrol
_ 9:00—Chevy Show 8:30—49er Football
9:00—Feature Movie
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