NUGGET ADS PAY DIVIDENDS
PIONEER WATER DELIVERY ,
v Phone MAIN 70 (
ALBERT ANDERSON (
For General Hauling, Tractor Work !
MAIN 94 or MAIN 70 (
ISAAC EBEN
Saw Filer and Tool-dresser
CARPENTER TOOLS HOLLOW GROUND
ALSO KITCHEN TOOLS
Call Mac’s Cab for Free Pickup
MAIN 5
COME TO CHURCH
To everyone coming to church next Sunday,
November 28. we will give a leaflet showing
Bible reading helps. Worldwide Bible Reading
from Thanksgiving to Christmas, 1948
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
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Distinctive Handmade
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JEWELRY
in finest
Alaska Jade and Nuggets
Polar Curio Shop
Internation’l News
At A Glance —
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or .o find an acceptable com
p or.hse between the west and
Ru-SiU over he Berlin blockade.
ranee accepted an American
and Briti h offer to help super
v sa * idus.ries of the Ruhr, al
though Rrunce has not joined the
economic merger of the American
British zones of Germany. The
Americans hanged 14 more Ger
man war criminals, making a to
tal of 87 in the seven weeks.
Sen. Tydings (D.-Md.), due to
become chairman of the Senate j
armed services commit.ee. said j
the new Congress will aim at a 1
fifteen billion dollar ceiling on de
fense costs next year. The armed
forces are spending about the
same sum this year. Tydings said
“we must keep America strong
and the world at peace, but . . .
the taxpayer also must survive.”
The military junta which took
over Venezuela suspended consti
tutional guarantees such as indi
vidual ffeedom, privacy of the
home, freedom of speech and
movement and the right to hold
public meetings.
Paul-Henri Spaak made another
a‘.tempt to form a Belgian govern
ment. If he fails, a general elec
tion is likely. Premier Themisto
kles Sophoulis, 87, of Greece had
an easy night after a second heart
attack in two days.
Gen. MacArthur clamped se
crecy around the impending hang
ings of Japan’s wartime premier,
Hideki Tojo, and six others. The
Moscow newspaper Pravda said
the Russians had demanded that
Japan pay for repatriation of Jap
anese citizens held as Russian war
prisoners.
President Syngman Rhee of Ko
rea predicted his American- spon
sored republic soon will be able to
defend itself from Russian-armed
communists threatening it from
North Korea.
W. A. BOUCHER REPRESENTS
NWA CHAMBER AT PORTLAND
Wilfred Boucher, of the Nome
Nugget who is in the States for
medical treatment represen ted
Alaska last week in Portland at a
meeting of the Pacific Northwest
Trade Assn. He states that there
were representatives from Cham
bers of Commerce all over the
Northwest, and one of the import
ant matters discussed was fhe
helping of Alaska with her vari
ous unique and unusual problems.
OPENING DECEMBER 1ST.
NEW TAXI SERVICE
ARCTIC CAB
phone MAIN 33 or BLACK 33
C. R. Kammererj Mgr.
FRANK WHALEYS WILL
LEAVE FOR STATES
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whaley
and children are scheduled to
leave Sunday to winter in the
States.
They plan to take up residence
in Seattle where the oldest son,
Brownie Whaley, is attending
Franklin High School. Their home
on 1st Ave. and D Street is being
leased to Ted Duffield, U. S. Com
missioner.
Frank Whaley, who came to
Nome in 1933, and has made his
home here, has flown all over the
Second Division with Roust Air
lines, Mirow Air Service, Alaska
Airlines, Wien Airlines and is
among the best known and best
liked bush pilots of the area. He
has taken part in many mercy
flights and patricipated in innum
erable Arctic rescues.
Mrs. Frank Whaley has also
been very active in the community
always giving freely of her time in
program and the entertainment
field and the training of children
in fancy dancing numbers.
Mrs. Whaley, who also is a flyer,
with Frank operated Rainbow
Skyways a few years ago. The
CAPT. HAUG LEFT ENTIRE
TO HIS WIDOW
SEATTLE, (/P) — Capt. Carl
Haug, veteran Seattle seafarer
killed September 21 in a tragic fi
nale to a Kodiak hunitng trip, left
an $89,480 estate to his widow,
Alma Sophia Haug, it was shown
yesterday.
The inventory filed with county
clerk Norman R. Riddell by the es
tate counsel, David O. Hamlin and
Edward M. Hay, included a part
nership in the Cape Harluk fish
eries.
Captain Haug’s partner, Lee H.
Wakefield, said the captain, re
turning in an outboard motor
equipped skiff from a duck hunt
ing trip to the motor vessel Cape
Karluk, was killed when the skiff
capsized upon him. He did not
drown.
Whaley’s are now mining at Rain
bow Camp in the Kougarok where
they will operate next summer.
The Arctic Club had a farewell
party in their honor and presented
them with a beautiful set of 6 ster
ling silver salt and pepepr shakers
as a token of appreciation for their
club activities.
WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
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