Like the Communists, the
Democrats must maintain a
perpetual stale of national
emergency to stay in power.
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Special Movies at Community
Methodist Church Sunday
The newly and professionally
filmed motion picture in color,
entitled “Alaska—A World to be
Won,” will be shown this Sunday
evening at the Community Meth
odist Church. This fascinating
film presents the great challenge
for Christian service on the part
of all the churches serving in the
Territory. It depicts the religious,
social and economic problems and
opportunities of this growing land.
All people are welcome to at
tend this service which begins at
7 o’clock.
Orchestra At
BERING SEA CLUB
Saturday Night
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Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
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Housewares and Hardware
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Kotzebue Polar Bear Cub
To Be Sent To Seattle Zoo
The Polar Bear Cub which has
been a tourist attraction at Kot
zebue ths summer is about to take
a long journey as it is getting*
too big to be kept in Kotzebue.
Next week it will leave for
Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle.
According to Frank Whaley, |
Wien manager at Kotzebue, it is
probably the only cub in history
that has been trained to pull a
sled with children on it.
Every day since its captivity it
has been taken out to' the Arctic
Ocean for a swim, on a leash,
however.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: R. A. Phil
lips, Mr. and Mrs. Don Goodman,
R. W. Edmondson, C. Hoefler, L.
Galloway, D. Morse, C. Miller, M.
Mann, C. Neumann, R. Luciers,
Maekesey.
From Unalakleet: M. E. Tigner.
To Anchorage: Lillian Murray,
Lt. John Green, Mr. Irwin, Mr.
Liebham, D. M. Stone, Lt. Me-1
Fadden, John Osborne, Orpha
Abloogalook.
To McGrath: Sig Krogstad and
Mrs. G. R. Neumann.
To Unalakleet: R. Ganberg.
AMERICAN LEGION DINNER
SATURDAY — 8:00 P.M.
BERING SEA CLUB
Presentation of
LEGION AUXILIARY CHARTER
Reservations by Thursday Night
Call C. R. Kammerer
or Bob Emmons
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Jeep 4-wheel-drive
station wagon. Excellent, like
new condition. Phone Red 13.
119
FOR SALE—New Kenmore wood
and coal heater. Sears’ best.
Originally purchased by Dept,
of Education for Council School
and never put into use. Still
belongs to Territory and best
offer takes. See or call Don
Perkins after 5:00 p.m. Black
172. 120
LOST — Jeep trailer at Nome
River bridge. Whoever picked
it up, return to Virgil Warneke
or matter will be turned over
to U.S. Marshal for investiga
tion. 117
LOST — Large, black dog with
white paws and chest. Answers
to name of Muck. Lost from
Cape Nome area. $10 reward.
Call Main 14 or ACS. 128
JOBS Wanted and Help Wanted.
Art and Trade Employment Bu
reau. Main 42. tf
FOR RENT—6x6 truck by hour
or day. Drive yourself or will
furnish driver from 7 p.m. to
12 p.m. See Steve Pederson or
call Main 22 during working
hours. tf
GIRL WANTED at MMM Hos
pital. tf
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, Oct. 3—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"VAMPIRE'S GHOST"
John Abbott - Peggy Stewart
Saturday, Oct. 4—7:30 p.m.
"TOMAHAWK"
Van Heflin - Yvonne deCarlo
Sunday, Oct. 5 — 7:30 p.m.
"BEDTIME FOR BONZO "
Ronald Reagan - Diana Lynn
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Physical Exams
At Nome School
Start Next Week
School physical examinations
will be started in the faome Pub
lic Schools next week. A form
will be sent notifying parents of
the date when their child is sched
uled for examination. A parent
must accompany the child or give
written permission for his exam
ination.
Immunizations will -also be
given. Permission slips of par
ents wishing their children im
munized against smallpox, diph
theria, whooping cough and tet
anus should be signed and re
turned to the public health nurse
at school, and a record of past
immunizations submitted.
Each new child admitted to the
school and the entire fourth, sev
enth and tenth grades should be
examined this year. It is good
practice to have periodic medical
check-ups from infancy through
out life The procedure of exam
ining children routinely four
times during school life is a de
sirable one. An opportunity exists
for observing children for any
condition affecting the eyes, ears,
nose, teeth, tonsils, adenoids,
throat, and glands of the neck.
The child’s height and weight are
recorded, and signs of nutritional
deficiencies noted. Posture and
gait, and crippling conditions are
watched for as well as signs of
A. POLET RECOVERING FROM
OPERATION IN SEATTLE
Friends of A. Polet will be glad
to learn that he is resting easily
after an operation performed yes
terday in Seattle at the Swedish
Hospital.
, Mr. K. M. Simpson, who has
been stationed here with the Mor
rison-Knudsen Co., leaves today
for Anchorage. He plans a vaca
tion to Hawaii in the near future.
Cpl. and Mrs. John Lundeen of
the ACS are enjoying a visit with
Mrs. Lundeen’s mother, Mrs.
Adele Dorard of Seattle. She
plans to be here at least a month
or two.
Women’s Society of the Com
munity Methodist Church meets
tonight at the Community Center
at 8:00 as guests of Esther McCoy.
Visitors are cordially welcome.
skin eruption, heart or chest ab
normalities. •
Recommendations to the par
ents are made upon the findings
given above. When such correc
tions are made or if the necessary
treatment is obtained the progress
of the child in school often in
creases remarkably. It is upon
this basis that a financial expen
diture for this purpose by the
school is justified. A healthier
child has a better chance of de
veloping to his full capacity, men
tally, emotionally and socially.
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