U. S. DISTRICT COURT
The following people have beer
convicted of drunkenness five
limes within a twelve-month pe
riod or have been put under guar
dianship by the Probate Court on
iccount of excessive drinking, and
are deemed to come within the
provisions set out in Section 1,
Chapter 60, of the Session laws of
Alaska for 1939.
Warren Adlooat, Winfred Ad
looat. Jack Anoulik, Carp A^ok,
Mary Atluk. Frank Atluk, Lydia
Berry, Donald Barger, Tom
Brown, Emery Bourdon, Eric
Driggs, Bob Henry, Oscar How
ard, John Jack, Samuel Jackson,
Mike Kazingnuk, Toby Kazing
nuk. Jack Kelly, Emma Henry,
•Kollie Kite, Maggie Kunz, Edward
Kungek. Roger Menadelook, Tom
Morris, Henry Muller, Leo Naga
ruk. Rose Walker Olson, Joseph
Omalik, Glenna Paul, Steve Pe
derson, Martin Richards, Peter
Rock, Earl Scott, Jacob Smith,
Floyd Singyke, Daniel Singyke,
Ruby Singyke, Thomas Willoya.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 2nd
day of February, 1949,
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DON'T MISS THE
BIG N. C. STORE SALE
File Your Tax
Return Early!
Early filing of returns—
1. Prevents last-minute mis
takes.
2. Avoids long lines on March
15.
3. Speeds refunds, where due.
4. Helps both you are us.
Collector of Internal Revenue
Tacoma Washington,
FIND BODY OF
WOMAN NEAR ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE, <;P) — Law en
forcement officials sought clues
today in the death of a young wo
man whose be^Jen body was
found in a culvert.
Asst. Dist. Atty. Ralph Moody
said the woman, about 25, had
been slain, and efforts were being
made to learn if she had been
criminally assaulted.
A strand of wire was found
around her neck and there were
evidences of a struggle, Moody
said.
Apparently she was killed Tues
day night or Wednesday morning.
The body was clad only in a T
shirt and one Arctic boot.
| FURNITURE REPAIR CLASSES
WELL ATTENDED
The furniture repair classes be
ing held under the direction ol
Mrs. Fohn Hansen of the Univer
sity of Alaska Extension Service
at the Federated Church social
rooms are well under way vvitn
several chairs and davenports m
the process of being renewed. Sev
eral people who could not trans
port their furniture to the class
rooms have been taking the in
structions and diong their work at
home, bringing their problems to
j the classes.
Mrs. Fohn-Hansen, who is con
tinuing the classes until Thursday
is glad to answer any questions in
relation to other phases of the
extension work and has consented
to give a class on cleaning and
care of sewing machines next
Wednesday evening. At that time
all interested are asked to oring
the head of their machines, a pair
of pliers, screwdriver, piece of
cloth and instruction book. The
class will starts at seven th;rty.
Grant Jackson, president of the
Miners and Merchants Bank de
parted yesterday on his annual
trip to the States here he will
visit with his family and attend to
matters of business.
I
|SAM SHAFSKY AND
FRANCES L. JOHNSON WED
Sam Shafsky, well known bush
pilot and Frances L. Johnson,
i teacher at Deering were married
on Jan. 30th at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. B. G. Baker in Candle,
with Mrs. Baker and Cyril Seeds,
flyer for Alaska Airlines, in at
tendance and with Commissioner
Ronald Gillis performing the cere
mony. .
Immediately after the service
the young couple flew with Cyril
Seeds to Deering where a recep
tion was held in the schoolhouse,
with over one hundred guests in
attendance. The reception was
followed by a dance and candy
for all the children in the village.
Sam Shafsky is well known in
this area having flown for Alas
ka Airlines, Lavery’s, Arctic Circle
Exploration and flown many char
ter flights into the Arctic.
The young couple will maice
their home in Deering where Sam
has been employed by the Haven
strite Mining Co.
"
Helen Cass, Red Cross represen
tative, is here on official business
and it is reported will assist in the
annual Red Cross campaign for
funds.
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POLARIS HOTEL NOW
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
The Polaris Holel, owned and
operated by May Bale, nears com
pletion and is now open for busi
ness. Nome’s new hotel, which was
constructed by contractor Bill
Gillis, is as complete and modern
as any hotel in Alaska and can
take care of twenty-six people
when all the furniture arrives.
The rooms are individually dif
ferent with a wide variety of gay
color schemes and the furniture is
the latest colored steel in modern
istic design. Each room has run
ning hot and cold water and the
hotel is equipped with showers
and flush toilets.
On the main floor is a spacious
lobby and several offices as well
as a large utility room and laun
dry with a water storage capacity
of 1200 gallons. A large modern
cocktail lounge, previously oper
ated by the owner is also part of
the main floor.
May Bale, a resident of Nome
for the past 24 years Relieves in
the future of Nome and has in
vested in this fine building to help
alleviate the acute housing short
age of transient business people
and to encourage the tourist trade.
Nome can now'" boast of two
good hotels with sufficient rooms
and conveniences to meet . the
present need of the community.
The location of the Polaris and
Wallace Hotels with up-to-date
exteriors on the main thorough
fare from our airports is also ben
eficial to the opinion visitors form
of Nome upon first arrival.
K.K.
Public Library
, °P«n
Fridays—7:30 io 9:00 P.M.
Saturdays—2:30 to *:00 P.M.
Copies of
Nome Nugget
For Sale at
News Stands
at
NOME DRUG STORE
And POLET’S
Nome Directory
ROTARY CLUB
OF MOMS
Thursday Luncheon
Karl F. Dewey, Pres.
Ron Brousseau, Bee.
ANVIL LODGE
NO. 140
Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
EARL COULTHARD. W. M.
_NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Main 40
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
Beattie Office: v„
Mi Low man Building
Telephone EL. ION