PETE READER INJURED
Pete Reader was accidentally
injured yesterday while putting
the city tractor into a garage. It
is reported that his back sus
tained injury but that no bones
are broken, and his condition is
not as critical as it appeared to
be yesterday.
Charles Pennycook, well-known
Nomeite, passed away yesterday
at his home in Sitka following a
stroke. Past president of Igloo No.
I, Pioneers of Alaska, he left here
a year ago due to ill health.
He is survived by his wife who
is also in Sitka and by two sisters
in Scotland.
The funeral will be held on
Saturday under the auspices of
'the Moose Lodge.
I MASONS CONFER DEGREES
Walter Heisel of Juneau, who
has been here conferring Masonic
degrees from the 4th to the 32nd
on local classes, departed for Ju
neau after the classes were com
pleted Monday evening.
Those receiving the degrees
were Walter Neill Bagaeff, Wil
liam J. G. McKim, Marion J. Blat
tler, Jr., Don E. Perkins, Hardy
E. Low, Harold Samuelson, Alex
E. Lord, and Harold F. Harper.
M-M M HOSPITAL
Patients admitted to the hos
pital are Clyde Kostenbader, Rev.
W. Anderson of White Mountain,
Adeline Kotongon of Unslakleet,
and Pete Reader of Nome.
Discharged: Mrs. Bell and son.
THANKS
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The Pilgrim Fathers had Turkey, Duck, Rabbit,
Cranberries, Corn on Cob, Chestnuts, Squash
and Potatoes The First Thanksgiving.
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Korean Consul Genera!
Send Thanks To Nome
The Honorable Young Han
Choo, Korean Consul General, in
a wire to Mayor Chas. D. Jones,
expressed appreciation to the peo
ple of Nome “not only for myself
but also for my government and
the millions of Korean refugees in
what you have done to help al
leviate their suffering from the
coming rigors of severe cold win
ter.”
This acknowledgment was re
ceived in answer to the clothing
which was gathered in the com
munity and sent by Pan Ameri
can Airways for Korean relief.
He further states, “We feel that
the American people will not let
us down in this war of freedom
and unification. The righteous
ness of God is on our side and
ultimate victory over communism
is ours.”
MS Kobuk Arrives
From Down Coast
Jack Bullock, manager of the
B & R Lighterage Co., arrived
from down the coast on the MS
Kobuk and is busy winding up
his business after a busy and
eventful season.
This new Kotzebue lighterage
Co., which started operations last
spring, had the misfortune of hav
ig their largest boat put out of
commission early in the season
when it ran aground farther
north.
The MS Kotzebue was char
tered to take care of contracts
and it had an adventurous time
when caught in one of those Ber
ing Sea storms, which come up so
quickly, losing its tow of barges.
The MS Tula is to be towed to
the States, it is reported, for an
overhaul to be made ready for
spring operations.
The local Selective'Service of
fice has announced that Frank
Martin, Jr., and Charles Castell
of Nome, are to be inducted into
the armed services.
NOTICE TO PARENTS
All minors under the age of 18
come under the City Curfew Or
dinance No. 347. Boys and girls
on public streets or public places
after 10:00 P.M of each and every
day, without parents written con
sent, shall be picked up by City
Police. Parents shall be notified
and be subject to fine or imprison
ment.
Clyde D. Glass
Police Chief
Publish Nov. 14, 16, 23 & 29, 1951
WANT ADS
WANTED: Salesmen to repre
sent Hallidie Machinery Com
pany, Seattle, Sales agents for
a complete group of machine
tools and automotive equip
ment. Strictly commission. Man
chosen must presently repre
sent other kindred lines.
HALLIDIE MACHINERY CO.
2726 First Avenue South
Seattle 4, Washington 34,3
T HE A T E R
Friday, Nov. 16—7:15 & 9:00 p.m.
"SAN ANTONE AMBUSH"
Monte Hale
Saturday, Nov. 17—7:30 p.m*
"ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY"
Clark Gable - Alexis Smith
Sunday, Nov. 18—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"BUCCANEER'S GIRL"
Yvonne DeCarlo Philip Friend
Home Arts Club Sponsors
CARE Drive for Korea
The Home Arts Club is spon
soring a voluntary drive for
CARE packages for Korea and
has placed containers for contrib
utions in several of the stores
about town.
This project is one being spon
sored by the General Federation
of Women’s Club throughout the
United States to aid the thous
ands of stricken families in Ko
rea with food packages.
Business houses where the con
tainers for coins may be found are
the Northern Commercial Co., the
U. S. Mercantile, Nome Drug
Store, Jinx Cafe, Board of Trade,
and Bering Sea Club.
FIRE GUTS VOSS HOME
A fire of unknown origin com
pletely gutted the residence of
Sgt. Ray Voss of the ACS, on
First Ave. W and C Street.
No one was home at the time of
•the fire, it is reported, the resi
dents having left about half an
hour before the fire was discov
ered. The blaze apparently started
in the kitchen. A large gray cat
was asphyxiated before it could
be rescued.
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER ON
NORTHWEST TOUR SPEAKS
AT COMMUNITY CHURCH
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Rev. Rolland Armstrong, Field
i Representative for the Presbyter
i ian Church in Alaska, with head
; quarters in Juneau, is in Nome
awaiting transportation to Wales
! and St. Lawrence Islarid, where
; the Presbyterians have missions.
He spoke last night at the Com
munity Church and showed slides
i of church work in Alaska. Rev.
Armstrong came to Alaska first
as minister at the Fairbanks Pres
byterian church, and more recent
ly was minister at the First Pres
byterian Church at Anchorage.
ALASKA AIRLINES
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Passengers arriving from An
chorage: A. Polet, F. W. Lune
berg, Bill Tweet. Ed Tweet, Ed
win Ketzler, Paul Marok, T. Nev
ille, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mell.
O. B. O’Brien from Unalakleet.
Passengers to Anchorage: W.O.
Adams, James Kealiher, Carol
Foster and child, G. Owen, R. W.
Henry, Edward Olaham, David
Peckam, Harry Carle.
A marriage license has been is
sued by the U. S. Commissioner
to John Wichels, Jr. of Nome, and
Bertha Fiscus, also of Nome.
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