Post Prrsonalitirs
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Lizfeon, Indiana claims T/5
James Hatcher as a native son.
It was a warm sunny day in June
of last year when he loft the farm
on which he was working and
began the induction routine. Af
ter Hi weeks of his basic training
at Camp 1am* and Fort Belvoir,
Va , was completed and the long
journey to Alaska began
Christmas and New Year’s found
him at Fort Richardson. Arriv
ing here on January 2nd 194(’>,
he was assigned to the Engineer
Detachment where he is engaged
as Detachment Clerk .
T i» George A. Singer came to
Nome the day after New Year of
this year He entered the Army at
Fort Logan, Colorado and com
pleted his basic training at Camp
Huberts, California. After his
arrival here, George was assigned
to the Engineer’s office, where
he is a stock record clerk in the
spare parts department. Prior to
induction, George was engaged in
tlie plumbing' business with his
fattier in Upton, Wyoming, the
place he calls home However, he
apparently likes his adopted city1
of Nome, having roenlisted for a
year and having deferred taking
the 3U day reenlisUnent furlough.
Both of these soldiers are doing
an excellent job and reflect credit
to the military service.
Hospital \olrs
New patients in the hospital ov
er the week-end were Pat Kir
wan, and Hichard McLean, both
of Nome.
THE JACK WILSONS ARE
HERE, ENROUTE HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, of
Fairbanks, arc visiting in Nome
while awaiting* transportation to
Fairbanks, their home.
Mr. Wilson is a building con
tractor, and has been in Kotze
bue. remodeling the Magids Bros.)
Store building, for its present
owners Mr. and Mrs. John Cross.
Mr. Wilson states that the store
is now one of the finest in the
Second Division, comparing fav
orably with those in Nome.
TAFFY APPLES SNACKBURGERS
HOT FUDGE SUNDAES, MILK SHAKES,
SANDWICHES. CHILI, PIES AND COFFEE
at the
SNACTf
hacA
DREAM
r H E A T E K
NOME. ALASKA
1 Show May 20 81 21 7:30 p.m.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“A GUY NAMED JOE”
Spencer Tracy - Irene Dunn
Also "Groovie Movie"
1 Show. May 22 & 23. 7:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“SALUTE FOR THREE"
McDonald Carey - Betty Rhodes
Also "THE PHANTOM” No. 9
2 Shows May 24 7:15 & 9 p.m.
FRIDAY
“ADVENTURES
OF A ROOKIE”
Wally BROWN. Alan CARNEY
Also "Rough on Rents"
and "Vanishing Private"
1 Show May 25. 7:30 p.m.
SATURDAY
“SPITFIRE”
Leslie Howard. Rosamund John
Also "Show Horse"
2 Shows May 26. 7:15 & 9 p.m.
SUNDAY
“TORNADO”
Chester Morri, Nancy Kelly
Also "Sky Princess'
Jane—Mabel’s going regular
with a financial expert.
Joan—Yeah! When she gets
through with him. he’ll know
plenty he never knew before!
New Schedules
I—I EFFECTIVE l~1
Monday, Wednesday. Friday — Unalakleet. McGrath. Anchorage
Tuesday — Naknek. Bethel.
Thursday, Sunday — Anchorage. Homer, Naknek.
Saturday — Anchorage. McGrath. Bethel.
Daily Flights To Juneau — Daily Flights To Fairbanks
DOUGLAS DC-3s ON ALL SCHEDULES
10% Reduction On Round-Trip Fares
-GOOD FOR ONE YEAR
BOX 4 7 7 NOME Phone MAIN 66
NOTED AUTHOR ARTIST
TO WINTER IN UNALAKLEET
. 1
Frederic Machctanz, author and
artist, well-known here for his
children’s books “Panuk” and
“On Arctic Ice”. t
He is a nephew of Charles Trae
Ger of Unalakleet, and plans to
spend the coming winter with
his uncle.
Ht* plans to take many rolls
of coler film and to write another
book for children, while at Una
lakleet.
Machctanz was recently dis
charged from the Navy, having
completed a history of the North
Pacific Force at Kodiak.
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IMMUNIZATIONS
Immunizations against Diph
theria and Whooping Cough as
well as vaccines against Small
pox and Typhoid Fever will be
given to infants, preschool and
school children by Dr. Thomas
Morcom. local physician at the
Territorial School building, Tues
day, May 21, at 9:30 a.m.
Annette Kitzmiller
Public Health Nurse
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NOTICE
Veterans meeting tonite. City
Hall, 7:30 p.m. May 20th.
NOTICE
NEW PILING FOR SALE
We have some choice 28ft.
and 36 ft. PILING with
14 to 16 inch butts.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL
Company
Phone Main 111
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NOTICE j
Written applications are now
being accepted for positions of
Divisional Tax Collectors for the
Department of Taxation. Perma
nent offices will be established
in Ketchikan, Anchorage and
Fairbanks.
Applications should give age,
references, accounting and tax
experience. State whether Vet
eran or not Veteran and the
length of time residing in Alaska.
All replies should be addressed
to the—
Tax Commissioner
Box 651
Juneau, Alaska.
NOTICE
Written applicatons will be re
ceived at the office of the City
Clerk until 5:00 p.m. Monday
May 20th., 1946. for the following
positions at Nome Fire and Pol
ice Station:
Assistant Chief of Fire
and Police Dept..$350 mo.
Engineer .$300 mo.
DriT»r .$300 mo.
Utility Man .$300 mo.
Nome Common Council
By Carrie M. McLain
City Clerk |
Publish May 1$, 17. It 20.
CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST - Wrist Watch - Gold case
No crystal - Brown leather band
Return to Nugget office. Reward
_ 60-ltp
POLET STORE
Money Saving
Items
One Week Special
HUNTS
Red Raspberries
Pure Preserves
16 oz. Jar - 40c
3 for $1.15
Libby DeLuxe
J
Plum Preserves
16 oz. Jar - 40c
3 for $1.15
Libby
Concord Grape
Preserves
16 oz. Jar - 35c
3 Jars 95c
Walters
Pickled Beets
2 Jars 25c
Dew Kist
Diced Beets
Per Jar 20c
6 Jars - $1.10
Gold Shield
COFFEE
Pound Cartons - 43c
3 Pounds $1.25
Swan Soap
For Toilet or Bath
12 Bars $1.00
Chicken
F ricassee
Per Pound 55c
NYLONS
Are Here
Phoenix Quality
GO ON SALE
TUESDAY
1:00 P.M.
Come Down or
Phone
A. Polet