Body of Drowned Man
Washed Ashore Yesterday
The body of the seaman John
Byrne, who was drowned near
the mouth of Snake River last
Monday night was washed ashore
yesterday on the beach near King
Island Village.
It was seen by the villagers who
were on their way to church and
reported to the authorities by
Ursula Ellana, King Island wo
man. Identification was made
and an inquest may be held today,
if necessary.
Byrne was second mate on the
TAKL 33. He was in an over
crowded skiff which swamped,
taking the lives of two men. The
body of the other seaman, Alex
Prosoff was recovered shortly
after the accident.
FRANK STINTON AND FAMILY
TO LEAVE FOR STATES
Frank Stinton, well - known
bush pilot of this area for Wien
Airlines, wha has been station
manager this past year, is leav
ing for the States with his wife
and family.
Their many friends here hope
that after they have visited in the
States for a few months they will |
return to the Northland.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Lyle Zimmer
man, Douglas Bruton, Lt. Robt.
Thompson, Albert Aukon.
To Anchorage: John Justice,
Oscar White, H. Engstrom.
From McGrath: John D. Dee,
Ralph L. Johnson.
To McGrath: Paul Potty, Peter
Potty, Andrew War.an, A. Gross,
Gus Steinwandle.
From Unalakleet: Mrs. Ellen
So'xie.
To Unalakleet: Mrs. Amundsen,
Jack Dillon, D. Walsh.
Red Cross Directors Meet
The directors of the local chap
ter of the Red Cross met Friday
afternoon at the City Hall with
Chairman Robert Treat presid
ing.
It was reported that the follow
ing women had completed their
courses as instructors in the Home
Nursing Course, sponsored by the
Red Cross. They are: Margaret
Mozee, Hazel Hanson and Daisy
Keene of Nome, and Phyllis Rog
ers and Iris Jette Of White Moun
tain. It was also reported that
Home Nursing Courses would
start some time next month here
at the Health Center with Mar
garet Mozee as instructor.
Mr. Robert Hall, G. A. Morin
and Fred Parsons, all of CAA,
were praised for their work in
First Aid Training by Chairman
M. J. Walsh, who presented cer
tificates for 13 employes of CAA
who have completed their first
aid training.
They are: Sam Ailak, Frank
Killins, C. T. Johnson, James
Landis, Ernest Murdock, B. Wil
cox, John Fick, Wesley Welsh,
Robert Bauer, William Wayne,
Charles Goshorn, Robert Baker,
Mac Hilton.
The board voted to send Red
Cross National Headquarters $100
as Nome’s share in the Kansas
Disaster Fund.
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PIONEER WOMEN SEE
SCANDINAVIAN FILMS
The Pioneer Women of Alaska
were entertained at their meeting
last Friday evening by an arm
chair tour to the Scandinavian
countries through the courtesy of
Pan American Airways, who
showed films of that interesting
part o’f Europe. After the meeting
delicious refreshments were
served by the committee consist
ing of Mrs. Tolbert Scott and Jane
Scott.
Large Shipment
MEN'S WEAR!
Vour friendly Community Store
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Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
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HI. S. SQUARE KNOT
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Expected to Arrive October 16
Southbound Freight Should Be Delivered
To The Dock by October 13.
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
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BETA SIGMA PHI RUSHING
SEASON BEGUN THURSDAY
Beta Sigma Phi rushing season
was begun last Thursday evening
when the rushees were enter
tained as guests of the local chap
ter at a regular meeting in the
home of Mrs. William McDonald,
mother of one of the chapter
members. Mrs. Ruth McLean was
hostess to* the group, assisted by
several co-hostesses and an in
teresting and varied program was
presented, introducing the guests
to the sorority in an appropriate
manner.
After the opening ritual, a
lively business meeting ensued,
and plans were made for a “Turn
about” masquerade party near
Hallowe’en.
All member and guests partici
pated in an open discussion dur
ing the program eonducted by
Miss Eileen Uttech and Mrs. Ber
neice Hunt.
Later a social hour was en
joyed, at which time Mrs. Rita
Harper, Sorority Sponsor, gra
ciously presided at the refresh
ment table.
NOTICE
WHAT: Cub Scout Meeting.
WHERE: Community Methodist
Church Social Room.
WHEN: Monday Evening, Oct. 15
TIME: 7:00 p.m.
WHY: To reorganize the pack for
the '51 and '52 season.
WHO: All parents of sons who
are interested in Cubbing and
who are between 8 and 11 years
of age. Please Mothers and Dad
if you want your son to be a
Cub Scout, then bring or send
him to the meeting Monday
evening.
Come on Boys, let's make Pack
363 the biggest and best Cub
Pack in Alaska!
Cpl. Clarence Thompson
SPECIAL NOTICE
All members of the Nome unit
are ordered to appear for duty at
the Armory at 7 p.m. on Monday
15 Oct.. 1951. Class "A" uniform
(combat boots)
DANIEL A. JONES,
2nd LL Inf. NGUS,
Commanding
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RUMMAGE SALE
Friday, Oct. 19
Starting at 10 a.m.
LWY COMMUNITY CENTER
Voluntary help needed Wed
nesday and Thursday afternoons.
Clothes hangers also needed.
WANT ADS
FOUND — Black zippered key
ring. Call at Nugget.
AVON CHRISTMAS GIFTS now
available for order. Call Main
168 after 6 p.m. 119-131
LOST—700 x 15 Good Year tire
and wheel for Dodge pickup.
Phone Nugget. Reward. 120,3 j
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WANTED TO BUY—Used piano.!
Call Black 4. It
YOUNG lady seeks part time
time work. Afternoon prefer-1
red. Call Nugget.
FOUND — Postoffice key on a
brass ring. Key No. 12698.
D R E A M
THEATER
Tuesday, Ocl. 16—7:30 p.m.
"SUNSET BOULEVARD"
William Holden Gloria Swanson
Thursday, Oct. 18—7:30 p.m.
"Abbott & Costello in the
Foreign Legion"
Also Patricia Medina
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: S. S. Findley,
Phyllis Roell, Ralph Brown, Bill
Boucher, Jr., Kenneth Hill, Fred
Goodwin, T. McAllister, Floyd
Landon, Paul Jones, August As
pluno, Sydney Cole, John Vierra,
G. Leith, Russell Woods, O. Cor
nish, Chester Campbell, Kenneth
Elsea, Howell Tatum.
To Fairbanks: Roscoe Torger
son, Bennie Borsvold.
To Galena: Robert Gamberg,
William Hinkley, A. C. McMaster.
To Kotzebue: Sam Reed, Del
bert Mitchell, Oliver White,
Dwight Aiinold, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Lie, Joe Frydlo, Lt. W.
Squiers, Burt Eaken, Ted Reed,
Brownie Whaley, Leland Durman,
John Cross, Bessie Cross, Bob
Hillard.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Michael Sirlock, Be
linda Cramer of White Mountain,
Ellen Soxie of Unalakleet, and
Leonard Otitituk of Lost River.
Discharged: Ralph Lewis and
Robert Carpenter of the U. S.
Weather Bureau out of Wales.
Legal Blanks ai The Nugget office
MAUDE MacALEE IS CALLED
TO FAIRBANKS COURT
Maude Mae Alee, acting U. S.
Commissioner during the absence
of Commissioner J. Van der Heydt
has been called to Fairbanks to be j
court reporter during the hear
ings on anti-trust cases to be held
there this week. She plans to
leave tomorrow.
The Nome Fire Department was
called to the residence of Ed Wa
goner on Third and Mettler this
noon. It is reported that there
was no fire damage but plenty of
soot and smoke caused by the ex
plosion of a stove.
Bering Sea
Club
Now Senring
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Breakfast, Lunch,
Dinners
OPEN
6 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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LEST YOU FORGET ...
Winter is coming.
We urge you to bring your furs
to us - at once!
Before the rush.
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Cleaning, repairing and glazing
add lo the life of your
fur garments.
Do Not Delay!
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