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because the mink coat
season is over. The
babes around Washing
ton still like the beaches.
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I RIFLE SHOOT TONIGHT
WITH 50-FT. TARGETS
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There will be a rifle shoot to
night at the indoor Alaska Nation
al Guard range between the Polar
Rifle Team and the National
Guard.
Official 50-foot targets will be
used tonight for the first time
here.
Anyone interested in .22-calibre
pistol shooting contact Range Of
ficer Gordon Osborne.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Gertie Aulige of Un
ala kleet, Hardy Loe, Flora Lee of
Teller, and Allen Ahnangnatoguk.
Discharged: Hardy Loe, Walter
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Fancy and Staple Groceries
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1952 SCHEDULE
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• JUNE 4 — Nome, Si. Michael, Unalakleei« Golovin
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JULY ) — Nome Uo discharge perishables only). Teller,
Kotzebue, Deering, Nome (io discharge balance of
cargo..
AUGUST 20 — Nome, Si. Michael, Golovin.
SEPTEMBER 24 — Si. Michael, Nome, Teller.
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Deliveries to our Seattle terminals should be completed
by five days prior to the sailing date except for
refrigerated cargo, which will be received by special
arrangement.
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Poppy Day To Be
Observed On May 29
With | Poppy Day rapidly ap
proaching, disabled veterans of
both World Wars in veterans’hos
pitals throughout the nation are
working to complete the thirty
million memorial poppies which
Americans will wear on that day.
In Nome, Poppy Day will be ob
served on May 29, the day before
Memorial Day.
It is estimated that approxi
mately 10,000 disabled veterans,
unable to perform other work,
have been given employment by
the American Legion Auxiliary
in its poppy program this year.
The majority have worked in
their beds, wheel chairs or hobby
shops in hospitals of the Veter
ans Administration, although
many have been employed at
special pappy workrooms main
tained by the Auxiliary in sev
eral states.
With more than 1,500 Korean
War veterans now in veterans’
hospitals, it is probable that some
of the poppies this year have been
made by men disabled in that
conflict, as well as bv World War
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veterans.
To men who have been confined
to the hospitals for months or
even years, the work is a godsend.
It fills the long monotonous hos
pital hours with an interesting
activity, keeping hand and minds
busy and turning thoughts away
from self.
The experience of being able
to do something useful again
sometimes changes the veteran’s
whole attitude. Some apparently
hopeless cases have been started
on the road to recovery by making
poppies.
The materials for poppies are
supplied by the Auxiliary, and
the veterans are paid regularly
out of Auxiliary funds. Everyone
who wears a poppy on Poppy Day
helps these veterans while honor
ing their fallen comrades.
Buicher Serves Donkey Steak
LUANDA, Portuguese Angola,
(/P)—A Portuguese butcher in An
gola started a trade in stolen don
key meat recently.
I; is not yet known how many
donkeys have been stolen and
killed. Local newspaper admitted
that nobody in Luanda is sure of
not having been served donkey
steak during the last several
weeks.
FOUND — Gold wedding ring.
Call at Nugget.
I OF SALE — D-2 tractor with
hydraulic blade.' Call Pioneer
Water.. G4
PAINTING JOBS wanted—Call
main 42 for estimates. Art and
Trade Center. tf
FOR SALE—Lange range, large
oven, good condition. Call Nug
get. 63
NOME GARAGE now open, im
mediate and efficient service.
Complete automotive repairs,
Front and Mettler Way. Expert
mechanics to do yorur work.
Bass
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Tuesday, May 27 — 7:30 p.m.
"THE EAGLE & THE HAWK"
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Payne — Fleming — Okeefe
Thursday, May 29 — 7:30 p.m.
"A WOMAN OF DISTINCTION"
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Rosalind Russell Ray Miland
ALASKA AIRLINES
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Arriving from Anchorage: Cal
vin Anderson, Earl Tevis, Allen
Johnson, P. Hendershot, F. Miller,
Boyd Hardwood, H. C. Kustel,
Frank Topsekok, Mr. and Mrs.
George Lucas and infant, R. Mc
Donald, J. Bullock. .
From Unalakleee: R. K. Falcon
er, Ed Eskridge, John Wilcorx.
Departing for Anchorage: A1
Buscio, C. G. Guinn, Don Hurl
bert, S. X. Waitzfelder, Duncan
Herr, J. V. Cardulla.
To Unalakleet: Geo. Manoski,
Pete Stowell.
To Gambell: Willis Walunga
and infant, Edward Timkaro, L.
Cunler, David Velz, David Moore.
Paul's Place Ai Kotzebue Bums
Word has been received here
of a fire that completely demol
ished a landmark at Kotzebue,
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Paul’s Place. At the time of the
fire two families were occupying
the building. It is reported that
Bert Beltz’ family was able to
salvage most of their household
effects.
Paul’s Place, originally owned
by Paul Davidovics, served for
many years as road house, trad
ing post and community center
for Kotzebue.
Silver is by far the best con
ductor of both heat and electricity.
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SALVAGE STARTED ON CAT
AND EQUIPMENT LOST
THROUGH ICE AT HASTINGS
Herk Edwards, who narrowly
escaped with his life a couple of
weeks ago when his tractor and
loaded go-devil went through the
ice of Bering Sea several miles
down the coast, is attempting to
salvage his equipment.
He has engaged an experienced
diver, Tommy Watt, who has al
ready partly secured the equip
ment and will complete the job
as soon as the diving apparatus
which arrived recently for the
job, is completely adjusted.
At the time of the accident, Ed
wards was enroute to Solomon,
where he has leased the mining
property of H. Quigley, with his
drill, other supplies and two em
ployees, Otto Worm and Lou Ber
ry. _
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Raccoon
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