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HAVE YOU HEARD THIS ONE?
One of our readers would like
to know the story behind the fol
lowing statement: It is believed
that on Jan. 31st, at 7:45 ajn., an
egg, placed on one end, will stand
there, without support.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving with Pan American
yesterday were Barney Crosby,
H. Estenituk, Ethel Smock, M.
Sobjak and Gladys Doninque.
Departing for Fairbanks were
Thomas Holmes, Albert Van Ditti
and Paul Beauregard. Far Seattle
were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee
and two grandchildren, Rev. and
Mrs. Arthur Freeburg and two
children, May Bale, Mrs. Maude
McAlee.
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Juneau Seattle
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
Chamber Discusses
Needy Families
President Galvin of the Cham
ber of Commerce informed the
group at their regular noon lunch
eon yesterday there was quite a
list of needy families in the com
munity and that he had appealed
to the several welfare agencies
here without results.
A lengthy discussion followed
and it was suggested that a com
mitee take up the matter and
deal directly with welfare heads
in Juneau and possibly Washing
ton and if possible create some
work for these people.
It was also suggested that the
merchants who benefit from the
traffic contribute to a fund to take
care of the situation temporarily
as the funds involved will stay in
the community.
Wesley Hoeft, contact officer of
the Veterans Administration, was
welcomed as a guest and ex
pressed his appreciation for the
friendliness of the people of
Nome. j
May Bale, owner of the Polaris
Hotel, left yesterday on a real
vacation, her first in many years.
She will fly by Pan American
World Airways to Sweden and
visit in other Scandinavian coun
tries before returning here. She
plans to attend the Olympic
games, which she will especially
enjoy as she is an excellent skier
herself.
Rev. and Mrs. Freeburg and
children of the Nome Gospel
Mission left yesterday for' the
States. They have been replaced
by Rev. George Loveless, who is
here on temporary duty until
Rev. and Mrs. Rimling return.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers from Anchorage: R.
G. Quandt, Charley Castel, Frank
Martin, C. L. Ray, C. R. Young,
E. G. McDuff, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Lehto.
From Unalakleet: Ole J. Al
strom, Gus Hinson, Mike Muffly.
To Anchorage: Pauline Curran,
Stan Peck.
To Kotzebue: Sgt. Long, Lt.
Leslie.
Mr. and Mr*. Richard Lee and
grandchildren left yesterday for
a visit in California and will re
turn in the spring.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Robert Peterson was given a
sentence of 10 days in the Fed
eral jail by the U.S. Commission
er for being drunk, disorderly and
profane in a public place.
For Good Printing Call Main 125
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Chrome table, book
case, fluorescent fixture, kitch
en utensils. Call Main 33 Sat.
ajn. or see Maude McAlee. 11,3
WANTED — Woman for care of
children in my • home. Call
Blk 188 after 6:30 p.m. 12,3
FOR SALE — 25-35 Winchester
lever action rifle. Straight
shooter. Call Main 57. 12,3
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, Jan. 31 — 7:30 p.m.
"CONVICTED"
Glenn Ford - Broderick Crawford
Friday, Feb. 1 — 7:15 & 9 p.m.
"ALIAS THE CHAMP"
Gorgeous George - Barbara Fuller
Council Votes To Place
Red Beacon On Top Of
Fire Department Siren
Nome City. Council met last
Monday evening in regular ses
sion with Mayor Jones presiding.
The resignation of Henry Miller
was accepted. ‘ .
Liability insurance, covering
the school playfield, was taken by
the city.
It was voted to place a red light
on the fire siren so that it would
be visible in bad weather, not
only as a beacon to locate the
station, but to be used as a signal
for the night patrolman.
Bills for bulldozer rentals were
approved from Howard Green,
G°orge Hite, and Pete Reader.
• George Hite took the floor
charging the council and mayor
with discrimination against him
by not using his snow removal
equipment. He alleged that since
he pays taxes on $88,000 pro
perty assessments, his equipment
is entitled to more use.
ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT TO
TO FILE FOR PRIMARY
There are only two days left to
file for the April 29 primaries.
Todate the following are on .file
at the U.S. Clerk’s office: for the
Senate, Howard Lyng, Ed Ander
son, Frank Degnan, W. W. Laws,
and Chas. D. Jones; for the House,
Richard Lee, Charles Fagerstrom,
James Wells.
M-M M HOSPITAL
Admitted: Alfred Hanson.
Discharged: Carl Jerue, Bill
Haley, Winona Ashenfelter, and
Edna Aukon.
Eskimo Group To
Present Wolf Dance
At Fur Rendezvous
It has been announced that the
group of Eskimo dancers, sched
uled to go to Anchorage for the
Fur Rendezvous on Feb. 22, has'
been practicing some of the older
and more intricate dances espec
ially for the occasion.
One dance in particular, the
Wolf Dance, has not been given
in Nome for many years as it in
volved costuming and stage prop
erties which the group here did
not have. However, this year it
is reported that beautifully made
garments and real wolf heads
have been acquired by the group,
at considerable expense, to make
their dances more effective.
It is planned to have a preview
showing in Nome before the group
leaves for Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walsh are
the parents of a daughter, Bridget
Kathleen, bom at Woody Island.
Joe Walsh, eldest son of the
Nome’s Walshes is station man
ager for CAA at Kodiak.
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