AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Wednesday with Pan
American were Mr. and Mrs. Gail
Trowbridge. James Manning. How
ard Lyng and Kenneth Seeger.
Departing were Frank Okpea
luk, Sgt. Louis Hall and family.
Ward Wells, Ann Walsh, Charles
Iyapana, Mary Newton, John Kil
larzoac; for the Ml. Edgecumbe
School were Eugene Bourdon. Til
lie Tungwenuk. William Karmen.
William and Lucy Okpealuk, Fred
Walker, Aarnout Castei and John
Willett. For Seattle: Paul McCar
thy. Barrow Morgan. Bill Lencer
anil Robert Halberg.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Incoming passengers Thursday
wee Abraham Lincoln. Carol
Carlson, Bailey Covev, Frances
Eben.
Departing on the retui n*
Thursday were James G. Mann
ing. Dr. George A. Dale, Willard
Beatty. Virginia Paulsen, Bill
Mogg. Tom Jensen, Eugene Vocu,
Cyril Seeds, W. S. Nay.
WIEN / LA..N \ AIRLINES
C> . u 's.ii y William Brewer
retui n: C u Jerus e t
passengers from
Mountain; Ken
a pa-senger to
■ i y W i'iam Brewer made
the ; • Deering and Shish
mare:; G . :ys Iyatunguk to Deer
ing and George Tucker was
brought in from Kotzebue.
Kim land 3Insl Sell
Goods For Doll ars
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dress were hard work for the Bri
tish people in their struggle to live
on their income and hope for suc
cess in the British-American-Ca
nadian financial talks which open
ed here Wednesday.
These talks. Cripps reported,
Forecast And
W eather Report
Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept, of
Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Friday, September 9. 1949
Forecast Nome: Mostly cloudy
tonight, becoming cloudy with
light rain Saturday. Moderate to
fresh easterly to southeasterly
winds. Lowest temperature tonight
4 highest temperature Saturday
53.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7:00 a m. today:
Precipitation trace. 'Total this
month 1.20 inches).
Temperatures* highest 55. low- 1
C>t 4 i.
Maximum wind 23 miles an
hour from the east. _
Sunrise at 5:07 a.m.. sunset at
6:49 p.m.
Comparative data:
Temperatures one year ago to
day: highest 52. lowest 35.
Extreme temperatures on t!*'
lay since 1907:
Highest 58 in 1935, lowest 24 n
1932.
L> „* . for other stations as of 7:.i9
a.m. today:
S; on Temp. Werrher
i Bo. row 35 CLedy
Pi j int Hope 47 Partly Cloudy
Kotzebue 47 Partly Clou iy
Sh shmaref 42 , Cloudy
Wales 46 Cloudy
Gambell 44 Rain
Nome 49 Cloudy.
Unalakleet 49 Cloudy
Bethel 51 Cloudy
McGrath 43 Cloudy
Anchorage 47 Cloudy
Fairbanks 45 Clear.
Whitehorse 48 Clear j
Edmonton . 71-. Partly Clou ay j
Seattle 62 Cloudy (
San Francisco 61 Rain
“have opened in an atmosphere of
mutual determination to bring
some more permanent solution so
as to avoid these recurring crises
in the dollar-sterling relationship.”
NOME'»KOTZEBUE
EVER Y FRIDAY 3 P.M.
D-3 STEWARDESS SERVICE
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOW .
TTIFWIYAY FAIRBANKS - KOTZEBUE
lULkTUAl NOME - FAIRBANKS
FRIIAAY FAIRBANKS - NOME
I lllV/ll KOTZEBUE - FAIRBANKS
3-Ilour Stops in Nome & Kotzebue
Also Daily Bush Flights
NOME to KOTZEBUE
For Further Information
Contact Our Office
Attention All Masons
Special Communication this
evening at 8:00 p.m.. at Masonic
Temple for the purpose of meeting
with Grand Master Heal.
EARL COULTHARD.
Master.
NOTICE
Arctic Native Brotherhood will
hold their first dance of the sea
son this coming Saturday. Sept. 10.
Doors open 8:00 p.m. Admission
75 cents. Ladies free.
NOTICE
Alaska Property Tax return
forms to be filed by property hold
ers outside of Nome have beer,
mailed to known firms and indi
viduals, and can also be obtained
from any postmaster in the Second
Division. The time limit for filing
has passed Sept. 1. 1949. Making
allowance for poor communications
within this Division, it will not be
until after October first that non
compliance without a reasonable
excuse will be treated as a viola
tic : of Sect. 35 cf the Aci.
Paul Dryden,
Divisional Assessor,
Box 259, Nome.
P; Sep*. 7. 9. 12. 1949
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AIR SCOUTS ATTENTION
The Air Scout Squadron will
meet Monday evening at 7:00 p.m.
in the conference room at head
quarters at ?>4arks A;r Force Base '
with assistant squadron leader Lf.
3. Evens in charge of the meeting.
All boys 14 years eld or over are
invited whether they were scouts
previously. The bus leaves town
at S:45 p.m.
CAPT. W. J. AMROSE.
Squadron Leader.
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE MEETING
There will be a meeting of the
Eoc’.rd Members of the Chamber of
Commerce Friday, September 9th
at 7:30 P.M. at the Alaska Steam
ship Company office. Mr. Osberg
and Mr. Gerard of the Osberg
Manson Construction Corr.pa n y
will be present to discuss the situ
ation regarding the Nome Seawall.
In addiilon, there are many other
important matters to fake up. AM
members are urged to ritend.
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Eric Nelson has sold his
freierhting business and the Pioneer
Water Delivery to Grant H. Nel
son end Albert H. Anderson, as of
Sept. 1, 1949, and he sh&ll not be
responsible for debts incurred af
ter such date. •
All Accounts Receivable as of
Sept. 1, 1949 are payable to Eric
Nelson.
ERIC NELSON
GRANT H. NELSON
ALBERT H. ANDERSON
Publish, Sept. 2, 7, 9, 1949.
WANT ADS
I WANTED—Piano and Refrigera
tor. Breakers Bar. 98-tfc
, FOUND—Key on B Street across
i from the Polaris Hotel. Call at
i Nugget. 104-tf
i FOR SALE—9-Ft. Gibs on Refr -
erator. Call Army 239 105-3t
FOR SALE—Hudson Coupe. Per
fect Shape. Good Tires. See Joe
Kelly, Nome Hardware. 108-3tc
FOR SALE — One Overstuffed
chair, 2 Occasional* Chairs, Call
Army 90. i08-3tc
News of the World
At A Glance - - -
(Continued from Page One)
talked of opening a counter-offen
sive against Chinese communists,
whose movement southward ap
«
peared retarded. Official reports
said the Red drive from Jucheng,
170 miles north of Canton, toward
the Canton-Hankow railway, had
slackened.
In a speech scoring defeatists,
acting president Li Tsung-Jen
said: “I hope we shall be able to
launch a general counteroffensive
in the not too distant future.”
West Germany’s parliament is
off to a stormy start. The first ses
sion which opened yesterday at
Bonn gave .little indication the
sharply divided parties will work
together in the task of rebuilding
Germany.
A force of 110,000 U. S. soldier. ,
sailors and airmen continued their
mock warfare in Germany. A first
infantry division combat team
*ook off from the airport near
Frankfurt to help stem a mythical
.enemy drive in south vest Ger
many.
In Berlin, a Soviet army news
paper charge i the Unite I S
v a kng rig- t eemp:u !o> ct Ger
man riflemen in the manet
American officials
ration was ridiculous.
Friday, September 3 1342
In Strasbourg, Fiance, ' w >. m
cil of Europe’s const;'.:: . ive . . ai
bly wound up its first session. The
12-nation advisory body approved
a number of recommendations ad
vocating the political and economic
unity of Europe in their month
long session.
The communist government of
Yugoslavia has obtained a $20,000,
000 loan from the American Fx
port-Import bank. Premier Mar
shal Tito, who is at odds with com
munists of the Russian bloc, yes
terday scoffed at the economic j
blockade imposed by hi« former1
communist allies. The Russian 1
squeeze play is now ineffectual, he
told a delegation of French youth.
“We shall buy what we need some
where else,” he said.
ALr?ham Lincoln ar ive 1 n
town today from the Seward Sarn
ie hi'm where he has been a Datient
for ’he {rest fourteen months. Mr.
Lincoln is storekeeper at White
Mountain and plans to get away
today for his iiome and to his fam
ily. He stated that the Nugget
reached him. regularly every Fri
day or Saturday and was read
over and over again by the many
patients from this area.
NOTICE
Father Murphy of the St. Jo
seph's Church has announced the
winter schedule of masses to be
held in town and at the base.
Services in town will be at eight
o'clock in the morning and at 11:15
a.m. Mass at the Marks Air Force
Base Chapel will be at 10:00 a.m.
The new schedule starts this
Sunday.
at the hotels
WALLACE HOTEL
James Manning, Fairbanks. Roy
Bassett, Taylor, Clifford Smith,
Buck Creek. Bailey Covey, An
chorage.
POLARIS HOTEL
Carmen Peterson, Dwight R.
Miller, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Harsell and
C. S. Grace, ACS Nome. Mr. and
Mrs. Trowbridge, C.A.A., Nome.
Paul Solka, Fairbanks.
Hospital News
Carl Mason and John Muller ot
Nome are patients in the hospital
today.
Laurin Gerue of Anvik and Clin
ton Trigg of Eldorado are at the
hospital from out of town.
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