Milligruk Tells of Narrow
Escape In Storm Between
St. Michael & Unalakleet
Dwight Milligruk writes from
St. Michaels, where he is now a
missionary, that he recently had
a very narrow escape while tak
ing supplies by outboard motor
boat from Unalakleet.
Milligruk, accompanied by Will
ie Acoman, was caught in a storm
between those two points and his
boat developed motor trouble. He
states that he and his companion
are lucky to be alive.
Although there is already ice
at Unalakleet, Milligruk states
that on Oct. 12 there was no ice
at St. Michaels. He sends greet
ings to his friends and relatives
in this area.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers to Anchorage: Bill
Johnson, J. M. Harrise, Larry Mc
Laughlin, Max Gilpin, Ernest
Holmes, Sgt. Dance, O. Hard
wich.
Pierson to McGrath; Stanley
to Unalakleet, Harold Ivanoff to
Unalakleet; Obrien from Unala
kleet.
From Anchorage: S. Vermilyea,
W. Dcrwing, J. Wallace, V. Olson,
E. Holmes, H. Ashley, J. Van der
Heydt.
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Cub Scouts Set Up 3 Dens
Cub Scout activities get un
der way this week with the boys
divided into three dens.
Mrs. Emily Boucher and Mrs.
Bill Munz will have their meeting
at the Boucher residence on
Thursday evening at 7 p.m. Boys
in this den are Don and Richard
Munz, Rodney Boucher, Ernest
Ailak, Grant Doyle, Eugene New
man and Lee Roth.
Mrs. Harry White, assisted by
Mrs. H. Ashley, will meet at the
Ashley home Thursday afternoon
at 4 pm., with the following boys:
Carl White, Robert Baldwin, Rod
ney Hensin, Carl Tveter, Roland
Ashley, Douglas Lee and Wayne
Russell.
Den mother for the third group
is Mrs. Ray Hawk, assisted by
Mrs. Carl Oman. This group also
meets Thursday afternoon at four
o’clock at the Oman home. Boys
in the group are Frank Hawk,
Paul Tveter, Robert and Lee
Oman, Freddie Kingesuk, Roy
Piscoya and Don Pierce.
New Cub Scout committeeman
is Harry White, with Ray Hawk
at Cubmaster and Cpl. Clarence
Thompson Assistant Cubmaster.
WIEN AIRLINES
Passengers to Kotzebue: Ben
Foxglove, Oscar Ballot, Jacob
Light, Carl Henry, Cyrus Norton,
Evelyn Rich, Frank Fish, Ralph
Johnson, George Conwell, Enoch
Hownrth.
To Nome: Fred Carroll Lt. W.
Squiers, Laban Iyatunguk, Pete
Davis.
From Utica: Don Stewart and
Don Coate.
CHRISTMAS
GIFT SUGGESTION
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a gift subscription to the Nome
Nugget.
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FROM SEWARD
SS Denali Nov. 1
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Nov. 8
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Nov. 15
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Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Nov. 22
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Barksdale White Leaves
For Fort Monmouth, N.J.
Cpl. Barksdale White, who has
been stationed in Nome for about
a year and a half, leaves today
for assignment at Fort Monmouth,
New Jersey.
Cpl: White has given gener
ously of his time and musical
talent during his stay in Nome
with both popular and classical
music.
He and his orchestra have been
playing at the Bering Sea Club
and the Board of Trade. Last
spring he directed a benefit con
cert of classical music at the
Community Methodist Church. He
has been active also in other
entertainments including t h e
NWA Fair and the annual Pio
neer Roof Garden.
Billy Levy Forced Down
At Quartz Creek
Billy Levy, of Kotzbue, was
forced down at Quartz Creek yes
terday while on a flight to Nome.
The CAA notified the Civil Air
Patrol, when Levy was overdue
on his flight plan, and Major
Bronson with Dean Bronson as
observer conducted a search mis
sion in the Squadron L-5.
In the meantime, Reggie Joule,
returning from the Kougarok,
sighted Levy’s ship on the field
at Quartz Creek and landed to in
vestigate. He brought Levy and
his two passengers on to Nome.
M-M M HOSPITAL
Admitted: Ramona Ost and
Lloyd Holt.
Discharged: Belinda Cramer of
White Mountain.
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THE AMERICAN LEGION
Post 19
Meeting Tuesday, 8:00 p.m.
American Legion Hall
' —Refreshments—
NOTICE
Be it known to sect cults, re
ligionists and any other wierd
organization, Edward E. Knopf
from this date on shall prosecute
any solicitor violating the peace
and happiness of my home.
(Signed) Edward E. Knopf
NOTICE
All N persons interested in or
ganizing town basketball teams
please contact Pete Hahn, High
School coach at the Nome School,
as soon as possible. 124,2
WANT ADS
WANTED—Qualified civilian ma
rine personnel, preferably with
appropriate Coast Guard docu
ments, to work for Military Sea
Transport Service. Transporta
tion from Nome furnished.
Apply Port Office 8 to 4, Mon
day through Saturday. 124,3
FOR SALE — Large Duo-Therm
oil heater. Inquire at Nugget.
AVON CHRISTMAS GIFTS now
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available for order. Call Main
168 after 6 p.m. 119-131
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THEATER
Tuesday, Oct. 23—7:30 p.m.
"BAGDAD"
Maureen O'Hara Paul Christian
Vincent Price - John Sutton
Thursday, Oct. 25—7:30 p.m.
"AND BABY MAKES THREE"
Robert Young Barbara Hale
LABOR SHORTAGE SLOWS
UNLOADING SQUARE KNOT
No definite announcement has
been made concerning the de
parture date of the Square Knot.
Agent Dillon stated this morn
ing that it is unfortunate that
with all the good weather for
handling freight, that progress
must be slow due to shortage of
longshoremen. Just a few more
men would certainly help, he
stated.
Dick Mickelson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. Mickelson of Nome,
appears on the front page of Jes
sen’s Weekly this week, where
he is shown on active duty as an
Army correspondent on the Kor
ean front.
Through his previous radio ex
perience Dick has been able to
cover most of the important
events along the lines of the 24th
Infantry Division. He is a gradu
ate of Nome High School.
Cpl. James Harris, who has
been stationed here with the ACS
for the past 14 months, leaves
for Monterey where he will enter
the U.S. Army Language School
for special study in foreign lang
uages.
High School Enjoys
First Skating Party
The high school students en
joyed their first skating party of «
the year last Friday night when
they made a trip to Halverson’s
Pond. A big bonfire kept the
skaters warm and good time is
reported by the students.
James Van der Heydi, Nome’s
U. S. Commissioner, returned this ,
weekend from Juneau, where he
successfully passed his three-day
bar examinations. Mr. Van der
Heydt is the first Second Divi
sion lawyer in many years to
take a Territorial bar examina
tion. ^
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office 4
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