NOTICE
Phoebe Circle will meet at the
Covenant Church Friday evening
at 7:30. Even i| you ate not a
member you are invited.
—Mrs. Paul Carlson
NOTICE
The Nome City Council and
Council members, elect, will meet
at the City Hall at 7:00 OCLOCK,
P.M.. THURSDAY, APRIL 19,
1951. .
CARRIE M. McLAIN
City Clerk
Publish April 18, 1951.
Four-fifths of the fossil insects
which science has discovered be
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ist tc^ay.
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KANSAS CITY FIRM LOW
BIDDER ON FAMILY UNITS
AT FORT RICHARDSON
SEATTLE, (iP)—The Patti-Mac
Dopald Construction Co., of Kan
sas City, Mo., was the apparent
low bidder yesterday for construc
tion of 23 eight-family quarters
at Fort Richardson, Alaska. Its
bid of $2,709,400 was below the
government estimate of $3,018,888.
Bids were opened in the Seattle
office o fthe Alaska District Army
Engineers.
Other bidders were J. C. Boes
I pflug and U. Birch & Sons com
panies of Seattle, $2,958,858, and
J. H. Pomeroy & Co., San Fran
cisco, $5,151,000.
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CHAMBER DISCUSSES
TOURISTS AND MINING .
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At the regular meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday,
noon Mr. Polet reported on the
meeting of those interested in the
tourist program and stated that
the group had endorsed the Wien
Alaska Airline Package tour which
gives all tourists a chance to re
main ten days, if they desire, in
Nome while on the special trip.
He also reported that Wien
Alaska Airlines have offered the
use of office space for the Alaska
Visitors Association as a head
quarters for tourists.
It is important that the tourist
greeters and entertainers make
definite plans as to their activities
so that it can 'be printed in the
tourist booklet of the Chamber of
Commerce for circulation at Fair
banks and Anchorage to encour
age more tourists to make the
special flight to Northwestern
Alaska.
Ted Duffield reported on the
proposed changing of mining laws
and stated he felt that any labor
done on mining claims should be
recorded.
O. Margraf stressed the import
ance of the Teller road as a step
toward the development of the
mineral beryllium which is in j
that area.
"QUIT YOUR KIDDING"
AT HIGH SCHOOL PLAY .
TOMORROW EVENING
The Nome High School play,
“Quit Your Kidding,” reaches the
dress rehearsal stage today and
predictions are that it will be one
of the funniest plays that has been
given for a long time.
The Nome School plays have
always been popular and tickets
are being sold by the students al
though they will also be available
at the door, according to the di
rector Mrs. Ed Hawkinson who
advises that the play will start
promptly at 8 .o’clock tomorrow
evening.
NOTICE
PIONEERS OF ALASKA
Igloo No. 1
Meeting Wednesday, April 18
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NOTICE
National Guard 1st Scout Bat
talion will have gunnery practice
on firing range at Satallite Field
on 22 April 1951.
—Lt. D. L. Hendershot.
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30 yrs. experience in Hardware,
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Plumbing Supplies wants position
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long hours for right opportunity.
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THEATER
1 Show Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
"THE FIGHTING OTLYNN"
Douglas Fairbanks - Helen Carter
JL.ast Chapter (15) of "Congo Bill"
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2 Shows Friday—7:15 & 9 p.m.
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