WUHRMAN AND JOHAN SON
LEAVE FOR ANCHORAGE
Henry Wuhrman and E. K. Jo
hanson, who have been building
the Quartz Creek landing field,
have closed down for the winter
and are enroute to Anchorage
where they will spend the winter.
Mr. Wuhrman reports that the
progress on the airport has been
alow due to the fact that one of
their trucks did not arrive in time
to be used this fall.
They plan to start work in the
spring and have the field ready
some time in August.
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M-M M HOSPITAL
. Admitted: Charles Katchatag,
Moody- Douglas, Jesse Nelson,
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Mrs. Paul Carlson, Mrs. Arthur
UTreeburg.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning with Pan
American were Walt Heisel, Dick
Deckett.
Departing were Richard Metz,
John Cortlever, Richard Leibahm,
Albert Lund, Chester Parker,
Richard McElvoy, James Havi
land, J. Pirddy, Fred Munson,
Richard Piscoya, James Manning,
Leon Lovejoy, Marvin Erwin,
Don Betts, Curtis Graybill, Paul
Meyer, Sam Olson, Charles Eddy,
Henry Stride, Jim Carrol, Ken
Hill, Walt Weidman, Ron Gillis,
Fred Weinard, O. Lundquist,
Claude Elliot, M. Wurtz, Greg
Holowinsky, Hugh Downing, and
Robert Anderson.
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CAP News
A meeting of Nome Civil Air
Patrol was held Wednesday eve
ning at the Federal Building.
Several of the squadron’s
Cadets were promoted in rank by
Major Bronson. Corporal Gerald
ine Fagerstrom was promoted to
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2nd Lieutenant; Corporal George
Bell and 1st Sgt. Bill Boucher
were raised in ranjc to 1st Lieut
enant; and Sergeant Vernon Ol
son was made a Captain.
The Cadets now have their full
quoia of officers and enlisted
personnel.
Plans were announced for a
series of dances and entertain
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ments during the winter months,
sponsored by the ‘Cadets, the pro
ceeds of which will go toward
the purchase of official CAP uni
forms for them.
Captain Paul Carlson, squadron
chaplain, announced receipt of a
letter from Col. Robert P. Taylor,
National Chaplain, CAP, inviting
the Nome Squadron to participate
in the blood donation drive to be
sent to Korea.
Plans were set in motion to
ward the procurement of con
tainers, apparatus, and possibly
medical personnel to handle the
collection of blood from donors.
It was felt that this is a very
worthwhile project and any per
son who wished to donate blood
would be given the opportunity
to do so.
The next meeting of the organ
ization will be held on the third
Wednesday of the month, Nov.
21, at 7:30 p.m. at the Federal
building.
Eight Saved In C-47
Crash at Kotzebue
(Anchorage Daily Times)
A C-47 with eight known per
sons aboard crashed last Saturday
afternoon when it ran off the run
way at Kotzebue and nosed over.
No one was injured and the ex
tent of damage to the plane was
not known, military spokesmen
said.
The plane belonged to the 5039
Base Flight Squadron at Elmen
dorf and was on a routine flight
from Nome to Kotzebue.
The pilot, Col. Henry B. Wilson
of the Alaskan Command, and
passengers were taken to Ladd
Field by the 10th Rescue Squad
ron at Ladd AFB.
NOTICE
All those who have officiated
at the Nome School basketball
games in the past and anyone
having experience who would
care to assist, please contact the
basketball coach, Pete Hahn, at
the school immediately. 133,2
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oil heater. Inquire at Nugget.
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COMMUNICATION
Letter received by Igloo No. 1,
Pioneers of Alaska, Nome: .
Seattle, Washington
November 8, 1951
Dear Brother Pioneers,
I understand that you are hold
ing your annual celebration on
the 8th of December and that as
usual the Roof Garden will be a
grand occasion for the people of
Nome and Western Alaska.
We, on the West Coast, can well
remember the wonderful Roof
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Gardens of the past with the ter
rific stage shows, clever fames of
skill, sumptuous lunches, gold
nugget awards, dancing, etc. I am
sure this 43rd Annual Roof Gar
den will be every bit as exciting
as the ones in the past.
1 will be in Nome for the week
end of the 8th and would you
kindly reserve for me one block
of eight seats in the front row for
the show. My friends and I want
to start the evening off with a
bang.
Your friend.
Ole Olson
Savoy Hotel
Walter Heisel. special deputy
from the Masonic Lodge F&AM
of Juneau, arrived this morning
with Pan American and will con
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fer Scottish Rite degrees, fourth
to thirty-second. Classes start this
evening at he Masonic Temple.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage were
Sgt. McAfee, C. N. Proctor, J. D.
Kells, Mrs. Wm. Evans, Wm. Ev
ans, and Ernest Evern.
Departing for Anchorage were
Stephen Gregory, Bill Tweet,
Norman Tweet, Capt. Kremser,
Andrew Kuznik, Charles Weir,
Joe Churchill, Willie Thornton,
William Brookins, Don Frazier.
Departing for Unalakleet were
Lt. Hendershot, Lt. Lucas, Col.
Snyder, Frank Degnan, L. C. Fer
guson.
Two Tweet brothers, Norvin
and Wilbur, of the well known
Teller family, arrived in town
from their Kougarok mining op
erations and plan to spend part
of the winter in Anchorage.
There’s no fool like an old fool
because he has had more ex
perience.
Bering Sea
Club
Now Barring
Breakfast, Lunch, -
Dinners
OPEN
6 a.m. to 12 p.m.
FIRST BASKETBALL GAME
OF THE SEASON
Tuesday Evening 7:30 and 8:30
NOME SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
CAP vs. 142nd Supply
Nome High vs. 32nd Dt.
Adults 60 ? Students 30 t
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. ANNOUNCING
The Addition To Our Staff Of
WILBUR WALLUK
Eskimo Artist
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We Are Featuring His Specialties
For The Holiday Season.
Original Paintings, Handpainted Neckwear,
Men’s Scarves, ’Kerchiefs,
And Ivory Etchings On Order.
Please Plan Ahead and Let Us Help You Select Items
Which Will Give You and Your Friends and Family Pleasure.