TOASTMASTERS RESUME
REGULAR MEETINGS
The Nome Sunset Chapter of
Toastmasters International re
sumed its fall program with a
meeting in the Firelite Room at
the Board of Trade last evening.
New officers elected to serve a
six-month term are:
President, John McNees; vice
president, Dan Jones; secretary
Jim von der Heydt; treasurer,
Herb Williams; deputy governor,
Ben Mozee.
Bob Madson, CAA engineer was
an invited guest. 1
The Toastmasters also an
nounce that future meetings will
be held on each second and fourth
Thursday of every month unless
otherwise notified.
Metta Muller Featured in
Seattle Times Article on
Nome Native Arts & Crafts
Metta Muller was featured on
the cover of the Magazine Section
of the Seattle Times of Sept. 14.
In full eolo£ she is shown mak
ing mukluks in the Polet Fur
Shop where she is in charge of
mukluk and slipper production.
Several interior pictures of Po
let’s, Nome Skin Sewers and the
King Island quonset hut as well
as 3 view of Nome from the air
were included with the article
prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Spring of Seattle. The Springs also
did an article on Nome for the
magazine “The N.C. Flag.”
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Fresh Meats and Fish
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
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Housewares and Hardware
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Men’s and Ladies Furnishings
Dnr Goods
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Wholesale and Retail
M.S. RING SPLICE
Scheduled to Sail from Seattle
- September 15
For St. Michael, Unalakleet, Nome,
Teller and Lost River
Deliveriec to our Seattle terminal should be completed by
three days prior to the sailing date except for refrigerated
cargo# which will be received by special arrangement.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning were: A.
Jenkins, George Goode, Robert
Mayokok, J. D. Crawford, Alfred
Moses, Ken Crites, Quincy Ben
ton.
Departing were: Mrs. Lois Au
try, Mrs Clyde Godsbe, M. Mabel
Taft, Daisy Keene, Floyd Bald
win, A. Benaddel, H. Courtlever,
John Brice, A1 Berg, Frank Gan
gle, Dwight Sexton, P. Berg, T.
Iverson, L. Hewitt, P. Hall, V.
Bock, D. Murray, Paul Thomas.
James Ryan was a round-trip
passenger.
Frank Love, formerly engineer
here with the U.S. Smelting Co.,
who with his family have been in
Norway on an engineering proj
ect for the past two years, com
pleted his work on August 11 and
the family is touring Europe.
When they return to the States
this month they will have visited
Swedent Denmark, Germany,
Switzerland, Italy, France, Hol
land and England. They state that
so far they have liked Switzer
land and the Rivierra the best.
WANT ADS
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A SERVICE TO MOTHERS
WILL care for pre-school children
by the hour, day or week in my
home at 461 First Ave. Rates
/ may be had by calling Main 42
or Main 11 or by dropping in
at the Art & Trading Center.
M-F 115
JOBS Wanted and Help Wanted.
Art and Trade Employment Bu
reau. Main 42. tf
BOOKS, books, books, hundreds
l of second - hand books going
very reasonably. Come in and
look them over. Art and Trade
Center. tf
FOR SALE — 30-30 Winchesters.
Call Black 153. tf
FOR RENT—6x6 truck by hour
or day. Drive yourself or' will
furnish driver from 7 p.m. to
12 p.m. See Steve Pederson or
call Main 22 during working
hours. tf
GIRL WANTED at MMM Hos
pital. tf
NOME GARAGE now open, im
mediate and efficient service.
Complete automotive repairs,
Front and Mettler Way. Expert
mechanics to do yorur work.
USED CARS
1949 Plymouth.$ 750
1948 Plymouth (new mtr) 725
1948 Plymouth. 650
1947 Ford..... 650
1951 Ford.L000
194* Ford. 725
1949 Dodge ...^. 750
1941 Chevrolet. 550
Many Others to Choose From
These cars are running and in
Good Mechanical Condition,
Including Tires
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
FRANK COPLIN
After 4 p.m. — Phone Black 154
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, SepL 19 — 7:15 & 9 p.m.
"CALL OF THE CANYON"
Gene Autry
Saturday, SepL 20 — 7:30 p.m.
"KIM"
Errol Flynn Dean Stockwell
Paul Lukas, Robert Douglas
Sunday, Sept 21 —p 7:30 p.m.
"EMERGENCY WEDDING"
Larry Parks Barbara Hale
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cloudy today and Saturday
with scattered light rain showers.
Light variable winds. Lowest
temperature expected tonight 35,
highest tomorrow 47.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Temperatures: high
I 48, low 35. Max. wind 12 mph
from the ENE. Sunrise 5:35 a.m.,
sunset 6:13 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 50, low 37. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 58 in 1950,
low 21 in 1930.
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An inquest was held yesterday
on the death of Tommy Ulagak
whose body was found in Snake
River Monday morning. The ver
dict of the coroner’s jury was
that he met death by drowning.
Sian Morgan* charter member
of the Nome Rotary Club was
welcomed back as a guest by the
group at their regular noon
luncheon yesterday.
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Emma Bellows* who has been
cook for Wien’s Tourist Hotel in
Kotzebue this summer, is visiting
in Nome for a few days before
returning to her home in Belle
vue, Washington.
Paul Spurlock Reports
People’s Spirits High
In Isolated Lost River
Paul Spurlock, Wien Airlines
manager, has just returned from
Lost River. When queried about
how things were going at the
tin mine, he lsaid he marvelled
at the general good feeling of
happiness that evidences itself
throughout the new village which
now has a total of over 160 people.
He said he has never seen a
group of people in such an isola
ted spot who were making so
much of what they had and en
joying themselves so much.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
Important meeting on Tuesday,
Sept. 23, 8:00 p.m. at the City
Hall. For a Change, Vote Re
publican and Win with Ike!
Sigfried To Send
44 Reindeer
To The Slates
The Sigfried reindeer herd of
Golovin is earning the reputation
as the best place to get live deer
for transportation to the States.
This week, 44 deer were picked
for three separate stateside en
terprises. /
John Fults, who took deer last
year for cross breeding with mule
deer, has purchased an additional
10 adult deer and is at Golovin
preparing them for shipment to
his ranch near Denver.
John Zumstein is making his
first shipment this week, having
purchased 15 which he plans to
breed on a ranch near Salem,
Oregon.
Ed Butters of Cold Water,
Michigan, purchased 19, several
of which are fawns, which will
be used for exhibition. Mr. But
ters also has buffalo and other
unusual animals which he rents
to various enterprises throughout
the Mid-West.
The Sigfried herd was started in
1946 when the government made
a loan of 500 deer, to be returned
from the increase in five years.
The deer were returned in four
years and the herd now totals
1500 head which graze in the
Golovin and White Mountain area.
To take care of the sale of
live deer, Sigfried plans to im
prove the facilities of his corral
during the coming year. He is
assisted in the herding by two
teen-age sons.
Mr. Williams of the ANS office
here stated that what Sigfried has
done is an example of what any
Eskimo can do if he has the
ambition and is interested in
building a herd for himself.
Irene Comue, teacher at the
Nome School last year who has
been tour conductor for Wien Air
lines this summer, is enthusiastic
over her work and although she
is going home for the winter, is
looking forward to returning to
Alaska.
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Probably . V . But wise northerners
know there’s nothing like a Fur Parka
to keep you WARM in the winter.
Place your orders now for fall delivery !
PARKAS of —
: White, Spotted, or I
Chinchilla Rabbit
Raccoon '
z Black or Brown Hair Seal
Spotted Seal
Muskrat
For Men, Women and Children at
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^eskimor^Fcrafts WHOLESALE 1 RETAIL