AT ROTARY LUNCHEON . . .
At Rotary luncheon Thursday
guests were Walter and Bert Mc
Carthy, Pearse Walsh of Pan Am-,
erican Airways, Delegate E. L.
■“Bob” Bartlett and Dwaine Oyloe,
Burroughs adding machine repre
sentative from Anchorage.
Walter McCarthy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert McCarthy of Nome,
spoke to the Rotarians on his ex
periences in the Far East, where
he is associated with Gen. Claire
Chennault’s CAT airline. Walter
has been in the East for over a
year, and has worked in Bangkok,
Hong Kong, Seoul, and most of
the larger cities and capitals of
(the countries throughout the
Orient.
Barbara * Stanwyck
She had a secret!
If you want to
buy, sell or rent
houses, household furniture or
appliances, see
George Hite—Main 123
MRS. FRANK MORRIS
ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF
GIRL SCOUT COMMITTEE
The Girl Scout Committee and
leaders met last night and elected
a new chairman, Mrs. Frank Mor
ris.
A Girl Scout rummage sale
will be held Tuesday, Nov. 29 in
the Kozga building starting at 10
a.m. Donations will be picked up
if the donors will call White 159
or Main 165.
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IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Albeit Jackson is being held
for observation on a sanity
charge. He was brought in from
Golovin Wednesday after having
thrown a knife at his brother,
Eric Jackson who is hospitalized
with head injuries.
* * *
Nancy Olanna plead guilty to
being drunk and disorderly and
was sentenced to 30 days in the
Federal jail with 15 days sus
pended.
• * *
Hearings are in progress today
on juvenile shoplifting in local
business houses with several
minors being interviewed.
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Two Basketball Games
Will Be Played Tonight
! At High School Gym
This evening in the school gym
at 7:30 the first game of the
Base-City League will begin with
the Polar Hornets lining up
against the Merchants. Both teams
are in fine condition and a fast,
exciting game is certain to result.
The second game at 8:45 will
bring together the Nome High
School Nanooks and the newly
formed ACS Signaliers. From all
indications this game will also
provide the local fans with lots of
entertainment. So come and enjoy
the doubleheader basketball show.
The fifth team in the league,
j the Air Force, drew a bye for the
evening and will make their start
next week.
JUNE * ALLISON
Love comes first!
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for
Pioneer Water Company debts as
of October’ 7, 1955.
—Grant Nelson
NOTICE
NOME SPECIALTY SALES
WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19
WANT ADS
Fuller Brushes, Box 61, Anchorage
FOR SALE—Model A Ford. Guar
anteed good running condition
and tires, $250. See Don Roberts
FOR SALE—Good table model
radio. C. F. O’Dell, 711 Front
St., Main 14 137
FOR SALE--Innerspring mattress,
coil springs, bedstead. $50.' Call
Cherry’s Barber Shop. 138
DOG TEAM for hire, any capacity,
1 pound to 1 ton. Call Dick Orr,
Red 199. 150
FOR SALE—Frigidaire, fclothes
dryer. $200. Phone Main 8. tf
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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TREMENDOUS
TEN-STAR DRAMA!
CANNONS GO ON VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannon
left this week on a vacation trip
to the States. They will Pick UP
a new car in Seattle and after
visiting his family in Butte, Mon
tana, continue on around the west
coast for a short tour. They ex
pect to be’back here for Christ
mas.
bluebell brownies
We had a Thanksgiving party
Wednesday, Nov. 16. We each had
a piece of cake and a glass of
Kool-Aid.
Patrol 1 gave a play, “When the
Pilgrims Landed in America.” Pa
trol 2 gave a play about the first
Thanksgiving.
—Randy Lee Asbridge, Scribe
PAUL ★ DOUGLAS
He had a 'love nest!'
Episcopal Minister From
Kotzebue To Preach
Here Over Weekend
Weather permitting, the Rev.
Alwin Reiners Jr. from the Epis
copal Church’s mission in Kotze
bue will be in Nome this weekend.
Arrangements have been made
for Episcopal Church services to
be held at the Methodist Church
here Saturday, Nov. 19, at 7 p.m.
for Evening Prayer, and on Sun
day, Nov. 20, at 8 a.m., for Holy
Communion.
Please contact Mr. Reiners at
the hotel for other information or
baptisms.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Naomi Anderson,
Eric Jackson.
Discharged: Walt Sipprell, Es
ther Elam, Joe Murray.
Want a new car every year of your life—free, gratis, for
nothing? Some lucky motorist in this community may win just
such an award in the highway safety quiz sponsored by Dodge
Division, Chrysler Corp. Applications will be received up to
Nov. 28, according to Larry Galvin, Dodge dealer here.
“There’s no catch to this contest,” said Galvin. “It’s open to
everyone 21 or older who possesses a current driver’s license.
'It’s a fabulous offer—a new car every year as long as you live.”
Designed to make America safety conscious, the contest will
run for four weeks. Its purpose is to promote public safety
on the highways, in support of the National Safety Council’s
accident prevention program. «■
Galvin said winners will be named on the basis of their
knowledge of driving and safety principles. Registrations, of
three- to ten-word safety slogans, may be made at any Dodge
dealer from Oct. 3 to Nov. 28. Slogans will be forwarded to the
impartial contest board for selection.
Beginning Nov. 12 and continuing four weeks, three different
applicants, selected on the basis of their safety slogans, will be
flown to Los Angeles each week, all expenses paid, and will
appear on the Lawrence Welk TV show. Bert Parks, popular
master of Dodge’s “Break the Bank” program, will act as quiz
master. Each weekly winner will be awarded a new car every
year as long as he lives. The two other contestants each week
will receive a new 1956 Dodge hardtop. The contestants will be
asked questions prepared by the National Safety Council.
LARRY GALVIN
Front Street, Nome, Alaska