2nd Division Democrats
Leave For Territorial
Convention in Anchorage
Senator Howard Lyng left for
Anchorage Wednesday to attend
the Territorial Democratic Con
vention which is to be held there
Jan. 18-20.
Mr. Lyng expects to be in Ju
neau a few days enroute to Se
attle where he will spend some
time in connection with his min
ing interests. He expects to re
turn early in April.
Senator Bill Beltz, who* has
been visiting with his daughter
•and friends in Nome since Christ
mas, is scheduled to attend the
convention also.
It is reported that Rep. Frank
Degnan of Unalakleet also is plan
ing to attend the Anchorage con
vention.
M-M M HOSPITAL
Admitted to the hospital: Ed
O’Connor.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving today with Pan Am
erican Airways were Mrs. Cherry
and John Prouty. Refund trip pas
sengers were Emerson Bassett
and Mr. Maxwell.
Departing for Fairbanks were
Billy Smith, John Feneuf, Allen
Lee, Lucy Robinson.
For Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Hay, Si Sahlin, Helen Sahlin, Gus
Wheeler, Carl Glavinovich, Betty
Raine, Bertha Wichels, and Jack
Larschter.
BASKETBALL SCORES
Wednesday Results
Blue Devils 32—Army Base 31
32nd Det. 32—142nd Radar 31
Thursday Results
Army Base 37—CAP 22
Church 44—AACS 39
John Prouty# who has been ex
pected from Fairbanks to open his
accounting office here, arrived to
day. He had been detained by
poor flying weather.
Arctic Native Brotherhood
DANCE
Saturday, Jan. 19
String Band Music — Refreshments
Admission Gents—$1.00 Ladies—25^
Doors Open 9 p.m. Door Prize $5.00
Just Arrived!
New Shipment of
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SS Denali Jan. 24
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Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Jan. 31
Silka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
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Aarnout Castell Returns
From Tula At Unalaska
Capt. A. Castell, who took the
disabled M.S. Tula as far as
Unalaska late last fall, returned
yesterday with three members of
the crew, Peter Castell, and Dave
and Joe Maloney.
Jimmie Dexter was left with
the ship until the weather is suf
ficiently safe to take her south
and into dry-dock.
Castell reports that the Tula
was nine days enroute from Nome
to* Unalaska. Due to the unusually
bad storms in the Pacific the MS.
Finch, which had the Tula in tow,
did not leave for Seattle until
about New Year’s Day.
Jack Bullock, head of the B & R
Tug and Barge of Kotzebue which
owns the Tula, is in Seattle mak
ing arrangements for the ship to
go south.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers to Anchorage: Wm.
Beltz, Howard Lyng, Les Raines,
Reggie Joule, Stella Kakaruk, H.
Ford, Miss Erickson, Laura Jones,
H. H. Kenaga.
To Unalakleet: C. Katchatag.
Passengers from Anchorage:
Aarnout and Peter Castel, David
and Joseph Maloney.
From McGrath: Albert Bahls,
Jimmy Droane, John Jones.
From Unalakleet: Ruth W. Na
sholoak.
Bill Boucher, Jr„ Appointed To
Annapolis Naval Academy
Delegate Bob Bartlett has an
nounced the nomination of Bill
Boucher, Jr., as first alternate
for appointment to the U.S. Naval
Acadamy at Annapolis, Maryland.
Bill, graduating senior at Nome
High School, is alternate to Will
iam Dolan, a member of a well
known pioneer family at Valdez,
Alaska.
Eugene Pugh, of the Fairbanks
Welfare Department, was sched
uled to arrive last week for a
three-day official visit with the
local office, but he will not arrive
until next week on January 22,
according to advices received here
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hay left to
day on a vacation which will take
them to California and eastern
Washington to see relatives.
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
High School Gym
7th Grade vs. 8th Grade—7 p.m.
Nome Hi vs. 32nd Dei.—8:15 p.m.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Jeep in good run
ning condition. Call Air Force 2.
WANTED—Nice used baby bed.
Call Main 6, Mrs. Bell. After
5:30 p.m., call Black’36.
DO YOU have a house to rent?
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Inquiries are made every week
at the Nugget. Use our classi
fied ads for good results.
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, Jan. 18—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"TEXAS DYNAMO"
Charles Starrett - Smiley Burnette
Saturday, Jan. 19—7:30 p.m.
"BLOOD ON THE MOON"
Robert Mitchum
Barbara Bel Geddes
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Sunday, Jan. 20—7:15 & 9 p.m. .
"GIRL'S SCHOOL"
Joyce Reynolds Ross Ford
Rotary History
Course Continues
The boys sat spellbound for the
second serial on history tran
scribed, listening to the Scopes
trial on evolution; the Dempsey -
Tunney fight, and such such fa
mous voices as Lowell Thomas
saying, “He m-ade it!” when Lind
bergh landed in Paris. It was at
at Rotary noon luncheon, but for
a little while • the Rotarians re
membered back to younger days
when they heard Lindy’s tremen
dous welcome when Mayor Jim
my Walker gave the young flyer
the keys to New York. The session
was over with the then-vigorous
voice of Herbert Hoover offering
“two chickens for every pot,” to
be continued next week.
Rotary’s newest member is
Oliver G. Boe, superintendent of
the Nome High School.
Guests of the club were A. N.
Bahls, Fortuna Ledge; Russell
Arnett, new U.S. Commissioner
for Nome, and Obie O’Brien, Al
aska Airlines station maanger for
Nome.
Calvin ScougaL teacher at Ig
loo, is a visitor in town for a few
day.
He states that he has a total of
eight pupils in Igloo. The school,
which is only two years old, is
held in the Catholic Church build
ing.
Wolves have bothered the rein
deer herd only once this winter,
and though it was estimated that
there were about five wolves,
they were never caught nor did
they return to the herd.
Jack Larschter, U. S. Smelting
employee is on his first vacation
in several years. He plans to visit
in Switzerland.
John Copley Appointed
CO of Nome CAP
Civil Air Patrol met Wednes
day at the Federal Building.
Announcement was made that
John M. Cooley has been appoin
ted commanding officer of the
Nome Squadron with the tempor
ary rank of captain by order of
the Wing Commander in Anchor
age.
Major Lester Bronson, who has
been active head of the group
since its inception had planned a
trip to the States, expecting to be
gone some time.
The new commanding officer
stated that all those who have not
signed up for their renewals may
do so either at the CAP office be
tween 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. on Tues
day or Thursday evening or at the
Munz Airways office during of
fice hours. All renewals are due
before January 31.
A very interesting film on gudd
*
ed missiles was shown to the
group following the meeting.
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Si Sahlin and daughter Helen,
left for a visit to the States to
day. This will be Sahlin’s first
trip out in 27 years and the first
for Helen, who is in the seventh
grade.
Ed's Barber
Shop
(Back of Alaska Airlines)
Haircut .. 1.25
Shave . 75
OPEN EVERY EVENING
EXCEPT SUNDAY
AND MONDAY
6:15 to 8:00 p.m.
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POLARIS COFFEE SHOP
Steaks — Dinners
Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
PARENTS — See their school marks go up!
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