George Reed, Nomeite for many
years, who has made his home in
Vancouver, Washington, passed
away on June 1st, according to a
letter reecived from his father,
R. W. J. Reed. The elder Reed,
who is now 86 years old, was
former U. S. Customs officer there.
George Reed, who was born in
1892, and who has been in the
gas and oil business for several
years, is survived by his wife and
son Harlan, who will carry on the
business.
Larry Galvin, of the U. S. Mer
cantile and Nome Hardware Co.,
returned from a vacation and
business trip to the States. He re
ports that meat is hard to get due
to the rollback on prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walsh and
two children arrived from An
chorage to visit with parents and
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Walsh.
Joe Walsh is with the CAA and
stationed at Kodiak since leaving
Nome two years ago.
Lillie Angerman, inspector for
the Department of Labor, arrived
yesterday from Fairbanks and
will be here until Saturday to
confer with anyone who has prob
lems in relation to wage collec
tions, child labor problems, labor
relations. She stated that she also
would be glad to explain the wage
stablization program to those who
are interested. Mrs. Angerman is
at the Wallace Hotel.
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Coastal Rambler Due June 19
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
FOLK GAME GROUP AT
Community Church Social Room
The Youth and Young Adults
are sponsoring another folk game
group at the Community Church
Social Room this Wednesday eve
ning at 8 p.m., with refreshments
during the evening. Visitors are
cordially invited.
NOTICE
EXPLORER SCOUTS
Will meet Tuesday evening 7:30
American Legion Hall
Marc Anderson
NOTICE
Sealed bids will now be re
ceived for the cleaning of all
windows and replacing of cracked
panes in the Nome "Public School
Building, bids to be in the hands
of a school board member by Fri
day, June 22, 1951.
Board of Education,
Mrs. Helen B. Olson, Clerk
Pub. June 15, 18, 20, 1951
NOTICE
A full-time, paid tourist direc
tor is being sought by the North
western Alaska Chamber of Com
merce to handle all phases of a
three-month tourist program in
Nome this summer.
The selection of the director
will be made at the regularly
scheduled Chamber Board meet
ing Tuesday, June 19.
All interested persons may con
tact J. J. Dillon of Alaska Steam
ship Co., or Boyd Harwood of the
Nome Drug Store for further par
ticulars and plan to be present
with a program outlined at the
meeting. —John McNees, Secy.
Nugget want-ads bring results
For kids & young folks & adults.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Admiral refriger
ator, Model 940. Call Main 54
after 5 pjn. 71,3
MALE HELP WANTED—Two im
mediate openings for reliable
men to call on friends and neigh
bors. Wonderful opportunity.
$15 to $20 in a day. No experi
ence required. Permanent. Write
today. McNess Company, Dept.
B, 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland
7, Calif. 69,72 j
FOR SALE — Double bed, coil
spring and mattress. Good con
dition. Write Box 115, Nome.
71,2
FOR SALE—Norge washing ma
chine, $50. Munz Airways Of
fice. 71,3
NOTICE — Dinners now served
from 6 p.m. on—at the Quianna
Club. See advertisement on this
page. tf
IF YOTJr WATCH has spring
fever bring it to The Polar
Curio Shop for repairs. 71-77
FOR SALE — Modem, 5-roam
house. Call H. Guzman. 71,3
FOR SALE — Good double bed,
spring. Call Nugget. 70,3
FOR SALE—45 rpm Victor Rec
ord player attachment. Call
Guzman’s.
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday, June 19—7:30 p*m.
"Take Me Out To The Ball Game"
Frank Sinatra Esther Williams
Thursday, June 21—7:30 p.m.
"Gal Who Took The West"
Yvonne de Carlo Charles Cobum
WATERFRONT NEWS’
Capt. A. Castell arrived in town
yesterday from St. Lawrence Is
land to pick up his boat, the
Vicki C. At St. Lawrence Island,
he has the M. S. Tula with- three
barges which he has brought up
from Seattle and which are en
route to Kotzebue for the new
lighterage plant of the B & R Co.
Capt. Castel will be in charge
of the floating operations for the
new company at Kotzebue. His
family has already left for their
new home.
The M. S. Kotzebue, enroute to
St. Lawrence Island for the M-K
Co., which has the boat under
charter, rammed into the steel
revetment yesterday afternoon,
while maneuvering the turn of
the river, creating considerable
excitement but little damage, to
either the boat or the revetment.
The first boatload of King Is
landers arrived from the Island
this morning and are busy buy
ing supplies which are short on
the island, such as tea and coffee
principally. The boat plans to re
turn to King Island this evening.
MMM HOSPITAL I
Admitted: Phillip Oksokturak
of White Mountain; Joe Reynolds
of Everett; Oliver Weaver of
Nome; and Albert Oquilluk of
Teller.
Discharged were: Ben Herman,
Ed Kimoktoak, Kathleen Olsen,
Nora May Nashalook.
ISAAC EBEN
FILING HAND SAWS
PENNING CIRCULAR SAWS
SCISSORS SHARPENED, 50c
Phone Black 115
Mr. and Mrs. William Cameron
of the U. S. Smelting Co., are
back from their vacation trip to
South America, after an absence
of several months.
They made the trip by freighter
going down the west coast of
South America and up the east
coast in a leisurely manner during
which time they took many pic
tures and experienced both hot
and cold weather. They witnessed
the handling of many kinds of
cargo vital to the South American
countries.
While they were -away Mr. Cam
eron was elected president of the
Nome Rotary Club.
An application for marriage
license was issued to Francis Eben
and Rebeccah Oksokturuk of
White Mountain.
Mrs. H. Engstrom and daughter
Joan arrived from Seattle on their
annual summer trip and are en
route to Basin Creek where they
will work with Mr. Engstrom and
son this summer.
Star Hunt, daughter of Mr. and*
Mrs. Joe Hunt, who has been
away at school for several months,
returned home with PAA Sat
urday.
Bering Sea
Club
Now Serving
Breakfast, Lunch,
Dinners
OPEN
6 a.m. to 12 p.m.
WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
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Suggestions by
George Goshaw of Sliishr aref
He remits $50—his contribution to the Alaska
Visitors Association.
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He suggests that tourist should stop overnight
in Nome.
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He suggests that Native dancers organize and
give dances at regular intervals.
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He suggests the establishment of a ’round-the
continent air trip to Wales and a look at Siberia.
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He urges the Chamber to assume an aggres
sive* attitude and push the Nome-Teller road and
the extension of the road program to Wales, Lost
River, Tin City, and York.
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He urges the Chamber not to relax on the road
to Council and to keep plugging on the connecting
links White Mountain to Unalakleet, from Unala
kleet to Kaltag, from Kaltag to Tanana, and Tan
ana to Fairbanks.