George Bell Leaves To
Attend 'Youth Forum"
In New York City
George Bell left Friday for An
chorage. From Anchorage he will
fly down to Juneau for a day or
so for briefing and orientation.
He then returns to Anchorage
where he will receive his round
trip ticket to New York via
Northwest Airlines. He w’ill leave
Anchorage on Thursday, Nov. 29
and will arrive in New York City
the evening of Friday, Nov. 30.
He will be met at the airport.
George is representing Alaska
in a “Youth Forum” sponsored by
the New York Daily Mirror.
The Mirror has invited represent
atives from 11 foreign nations and
FIFTH GRADE NEWS
The fifth grade celebrated
Thanksgiving at school, Wednes
day, Nov. 21. We brought our
own lunches. We students also*
prepared a few other things to
eat. It was part of our health
lesson.
We also celebrated Carol Tan
ner’s, Elin Walter son’s and Aaron
Bell’s birthdays with cakes. Helen
Reader brought home-made ice
cream.
Don Perkins was a guest.
Barbara Ashley, Secty.
Alaska ta participate in the forum
to be held on Dec. 1. The Mirror
provides transportation for all
delegates, pay all expenses, in
cluding food, sightseeing, ettc.
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We hope you
had a good
Thanksgiving
Watch this space
for
Christmas
next week
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
Showing of Walrus Hunt
Film Thursday Benefit
Community Xmas Fund
One of the most interesting pic
tures ever to be filmed of an Es
kimo walrus hunt will be shown
Thursday evening at the Nome
School auditorium by Tex Zeig
ler, well-known bush pilot.
This picture was taken last year
when Zeigler made an oomiak trip
with Sam Mogg and party to Dio
mede Is. Sailing through drifting !
ice for over twenty days, the par
ty was believed lost because they
were gone so long.
It is reported that the hour
long film is one of the most com
plete of its kind. It created much
interest when shown recently by
Zeigler at the Pentagon.
The Nome showing will be for
the benefit of the Community
Christmas Tree fund. Matinees on
Thursday afternoon will be free
to the school children.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving late Friday night were
Lucy Robinson, of Lucy’s Cab Co.,
and R. A. Winchester, a round
trip passenger.
Departing for Fairbanks were!
H. R. Beall, Mrs. Rooert Cannon,
and Mr. and Mrs. Art Padgett.
Passengers for Seattle were
Mrs. Pete Olsen and two daugh*
ters, Anna Harrison, and Don Or
mitz.
C. F. Yenney left Friday for a
visit in Anchorage with his son,
who is with the CAA there.
While there, he will enjoy a
visit with not only his grand
children but two great-grandchil
dren, two of his grand-daughters
having families in Anchorage.
BERING SEA DINING ROOM
CLOSED FOR RENOVATION
The Bering Sea Club dining
room is temporalily closed for re
novating. New paint and general
overhaul will be completed before
the holidays, according to the
management.
NOTICE
ALASKA NATIVE
BROTHERHOOD MEETING
7:30 p.m. Monday Nighi
ANB Hall
COMMUNICATION
Dear Nugget:
Sourdough M. J. Walshstrum
reports from Ungalik, Alaska,
that all the oldiimers up and
down the Ungalik River are
breaking trails to the mouth of
the river. This is being done so
that there will be no possible
delay in getting to the landing
field when the flight of bush
planes come to fly them to the
Pioneer Roof Garden, Saturday,
December 8 at the Nome High
School gymnasium.
Yours,
Ole Oleson
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"BLOOD ON THE MOON"
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Thursday, Nov. 29—7:30 p.m.
"MADNESS OF THE HEART"
Margaret Lockwood
Kathleen Bryon
CAP Searches For Billy
Patch, Who Turns Up OK
The Civil Air Patrol conducted
a search mission Friday afternoon
for an Eskimo who was several
days overdue from his camp at
Nook, about 18 miles east of
Nome. Some concern had been
expressed by friends of Billy
Patch, Eskimo old-timer, when
he was several days overdue on
an expected trip into town.
Major Bronson accompanied by
Sgt. Chasse, in the squadron L-5 I
landed at Patch’s cabin at Nook, j
Patch was not there but appar
ently he had not been gone very
long. Shelter cabins on the El
Dorado and Flambeau rivers,
north of Safety Lagoon were vis
ited. In all five landings were
accomplished.
On the return of the CAP plane
to Nome it was learned that the
missing man had come into town
while the search was under way.
It is fortunate that Billy Patch
was not lost or in need of help,
and it is also comforting to know
that there is an organization here
ready to search or bring aid to
anyone in need.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers to Anchorage: Lt.
Gordon Hurlbert, Sgt. John Mc
Luke, Sgt. Bernard Katexac,
Romeo Katexac, Frederic Kingik,
Lawrence Okpealuk, Clarence
Willoya;
Joe Wurzel, George Bell, C. F.
Yenney, Herbert Kagonna, H.
Guzman, Glen Collins, A1 Wik,
Bob Lord.
David Mayer and Henry Sas- 1
chens were taken to Moses Point. !
Laura May Nashoaloak arrived
from Unalakleet.
Girl Scouts Prepare For
Annual Bazaar Dec. 8
The Girl Scouts have been busy
for the past several days prepar
ing for their annual Bazaar which
is scheduled to be held on Dec. 8. ,
Many individual gift items *
have been made by the girls, such
as towels, pillow slips, aprons and
other novelty items.
The popular grab-bag which
was initiated at the Bazaar last
year, and which proved to be so
successful, will again be a part
of this year’s project.
The time and place of the
Bazaar has not been announced.
POLARIS COFFEE SHOP
TEMPORARILY CLOSED
The Polaris Coflee Shop, which
has been under the management
of Mrs. Art Padgett this past year,
is temporarily closed, as Mr. and
Mrs. Padgett departed Friday to
the States with P.AA.
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