SNOW REMOVAL
ON LOCAL ROADS
Snow removal has been started
on the local roads and until the
surface has had a chance to dry
public use of these roads is pro
hibited.
The roads now being opened
are: Nome-Council Road which is
open to the public only as tar as
the Nome River bridge; Nome
Bessie road which is open to the
public only as far as the Red
hangar; the Bessie-Sunset Road,
and the Dexter Road, which are
closed to all traffic.
These roads are for your con
venience, so help to maintain
them by cooperating whole-heart
edly.
J. C. HUBERT
. District Engineer
Robert Mayokok, native artist
and writer, returned yesterday
from Anchorage to check over
the proofs of his new edition of
Eskimo stoTies, which is being
printed by the Nome Nugget. His
first book of stories proved to be
so popular that he has enlarged
upon his copy and will soon have
a 36-page booklet ready for sale.
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AIRLINES
Alaska Airlines
Passengers from Nome to An
chorage: Donald Shaft, ‘James Car
roll, Gabriel Amuktoolik, Gabriel
Moses, Jim Jacobsen Floyd Bick
ner, Hall Conely, H. O. White.
Anchorage to Nome: Eileen JUt
tech, Mrs. Peterson, Charles Weir,
Robert Mayokok, Jennie Oksok
taruk, Donald Shaft, Jimmy Car
roll.
Nome to Moses Point: Mr. and
Mrs. F. Livesay.
Unalakleet to Nome: Norvin
Lewis.
McGrath to Nome: Henry Fur
ton.
WIEN AIRLINES
Robert Rotzer, Jr., was a pas
senger from Nome to Fairbanks
yesterday.
George Ahgupuk was brought
in from Fairbanks and Ben Mozee
and Frank Bingham were passen
gers from Kotzebue to Nome.
Girl Scouts Preparing
For Court of Awards
The Girl Scouts have been busy
this week preparing for their
Court of Awards. They have also
been practicing for several weeks
on a play which will be given
Saturday evening at 7:30, for their
friends and families.
The play is named “A Saturday
Outing” and is about a group of
girl scouts who have an adventure
in an old mine where they get
marooned. The play shows how
their scout training enables them
to accomplish many things to aid
them in saving their lives and
getting out of their predicament.
Taking part in the play are: Caro
lyn Beltz, Dianne Boucher, Mary
Jean Boucher, Carol Marie Cas
tel, Lucy Ann Fagerstrom, An
drea Hudert, Carolyn Glavinovich,
Donna Lyle, Sigred Olson, and
Diane Swanberg.
There will be no admission
charge Girl Scout leaders said.
Warning—Shore Ice
Is Dangerous
With the warm spring weather,
the shore ice on Bering Sea is
becoming dangerous for travel and
those who are not acquainted with
nature’s danger signals are warned
to stay off .the ice.
The first reported to have fallen
through is Paul Analak and his
son, who were leaving Nome yes
terday for their home below Cape
Nome. Their dog team broke
through the ice and Paul and his
son narrowly escaped drowning.
TWO FIRES YESTERDAY
Two fires alerted the Nome Fire
Department yesterday. At noon an
alarm was answered from Bel
mont Point at the residence of
Bill Major. Minor damage was
done with wood work scorched
near the stove in the kitchen.
In the evening the department
was called to the residence of
John Strack, the second hand man.
A fire of unknown origin had
started outside his house along
the wall but was quickly put
under control, before any real
damage was done.
Traffic Sign—Slow down before
you become a statistic.
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Stationary engines
1 and 2 cylinders.
EFFICIENT
Diesel pumping
unils bring
new economy to
industrial and
farm users.
Wide range of
pumping units.
DEPENDABLE
Generons source of electricity
provides flexible low cost
power. Diesel electric
generating sets 2 to 10 k.w.
MOTHER’S DAY
SUNDAY; May 13
Come in and see our wide sel
ection of smart, new frocks, suits
and coats — representing the latest
spring styles being worn in the
States—Also blouses, skirts, sweat
ers and slacks.
Lacy, filmy, dreamy underthings
which makes every woman feel like
a queen and makes a queen feel like
a woman.
Get acquainted with our Miss
Betty Colby, trained at Macy’s of
New York, and with six years buy
ing experience in the East, who per
sonally selected these garments and
is anxious to help and advise our
customers on their dress problems,
assisted by our friendly Christy
Waldheim with her years of exper
ience in Alaskan needs.
Also for Mother’s Day be sure to
visit our modern Houseware Dept,
where you will find a wide selection
of the latest kitchen helps—why not
buy that long wanted electric Cof
fee Master, Toaster or French Fry
unit she has been hinting for. Ask
Bob Herman to show you the latest
Kitchen Helps to make house work
a pleasure.
Just received a new shipment
of Fresh Whitman’s Mother’s Day
Candy—coming Wednesday, a ship
ment of potted and cut flowers.
Make your reservations with Grace
and Edith, our friendly check stand
girls.
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Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY