HEALTH DEPARTMENT
WANTS RABBIT CARCASSES
Bert Babero—parasitologist for
the Alaska Health Department,
who has been on a survey of the
Arctic hare in this district, due to
the fact that many diseased ani
mals have been found in other
parts of Alaska, has requested
that hunters send him carcasses
from time to time so that they
may be inspected and checked.
He states that if the carcass
(without the skin> is sent to him
he will pay $1.50. If the whole
animal is sent he will pay $2.50,
and if the skull alone is shipped
he will pay 75 cents. The shipper
may send them C.O.D. if they de
sire.
This service is offered for the
protection of those who use the
rabbit meat for food.
The address is Bert Babero,
Box 960, Anchorage. Alaska.
For Good Printing Call Main J2.e
For Sale
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Newly Arrived
A Limited Supply of
Women's and Chil
dren’s Shoes.
All sizes, Gay Colors, ;
Latest Styles
Prices $3.95 to $6.95
ECONOMY
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Federal Help To
Miners FoK
Defense Minerals
j NEW YORK, (/P)—James Boyd,
! chief of the new defense minerals
administration, promised full fed
eral help yesterday to mining op
erators who will increase produc
tion of defense materials.
Boyd told the annual meeting
of the American Mining Congress
Wednehday night that the new
DMA, under the department of
interior, can help mine operators.
1. Get a government guarantee
of a private loan for mining work.
2. Get a government loan.
3. Obtain contracts for dispos
ing of their output at satisfactory
prices.
A fourth method of obtaining
aid is available under the inter
nal revenue act of 1950. This al
lows an operator to apply part of
his income taxes against pay
ments for his plant or for his
equipment under certain condi
tions. This aid is available
through the national security re
sources board.
“We must get the maximum
production possible, every avail
| able pound from existing facili
| ties immediately” Boyd said.
“Second, we must make concen
; trated efforts to find additional
| deposits of ore.”
Applications for government
assistance should be sent to him
I at the Interior Department,
; Washington. Boyd said.
The DMA will not maintain a
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field staff but will rely upon the
bureau of mines-geological sur
vev teams in various districts.
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Rabbit fur, after processing,
may be known by any of these
names: Coney, lapin, French seal,
French beaver, ermiline, near
| seal, polar seal, marmotine, er
I minette or squirreline.
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Arctic Lunch
STEAKS - CHOPS
and LUNCHES
J Phone Red 187
NOTICE
HOURS FOR BCG ]
VACCINATION
The public is requested to be
at the Public Health Center (which
Is located in the basement of the
MMM Hospital) at any of (the fol
lowing hours for BCG vaccina
tion:
Thursday, Dec. 14—7 p.m to 9
p.m.
Friday, Dec. 15—2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 16—10 to 12 a.m.
SPECIAL NOTICE
There will be no Mass Sunday
at the SL Joseph's Church.
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NOTICE
Men, Women and Young Peo
ple who would like to learn trans
lations (into Eskimo) of Christmas
Carols, come to the Clubhouse
every Monday evening at 8:00
i p.m.
• Esther McCoy, director.
NOTICE
.
Nome Skin Sewer's Cooperative
| Association announces their An
i nual meeting Monday, December
11, 1950, at 1:00 P.M.
NOTICE
Annual Community Christmas
Tree meeting will be held on Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 at the City
Hall to select chairmen for the
I various activities. All interested
in making this annual affair a
success are urged to attend. The
co-operatidn of all is needed.
Clement Boucher, chairman.
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NOTICE
A meeting has been called for
Friday evening at 8:00 in the
City Hall for members of the Ci
vilian Defense Committee to or
ganize their sub-committees for
Nome's civilian defense.
I_
NOTICE
All those interested in formulat
ing an Elks group in Nome are re
quested to get in touch with Don
Hurlbert at Main 11*
NOTICE
RUMMAGE SALE
NOME GRILL, SAT.. DEC. 9
Phoebe Circle, Covenant Church
RUMMAGE SALE
! WANT ADS
i
WANTED TO RENT—Men’s for
mal dress suit for dance se
! quence Pioneer Roof Garden.
Phone Red 168 or 186.
FOUND—One man’s brown shoe,
almost new. Call at Nugget, tf
FOUND—Key Ring with four
keys. Call at Nugget. 144-tf
! FOUND—Keys bearing tag with
name Viveiros Silvano, have
been turned in at the Nugget.
>gal Planks at The Nugget office
Korean Situation
At A Glance —
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snowstorm prevented Allied
planes from supporting these
forces today. However, the navy
said that navy and marine fliers
yesterday flew 507 sorties, most
of them in direct support of the
withdrawing troops.
The air force said that its big
C-119 troop and equipment car
riers were also giving direct aid
to* the imperiled forces. Yester
day these planes dropped eight
bridge spans by parachute to en
able the Allied forces to cross a
i
river.
The navy confirmed press re
ports that United Nations forces
had abandoned Chinnampo, the
Yellow Sea port town of Pyong
yang, North Korean capital. After
all Allied ground troops were
clear of the port, an Allied de
stroyer force including Austral
1 ian, Canadian and American
ships turned their guns on the
port area “rendering it useless to
the enemy.”
Notice
OF APPRECIATION
The City of Nome takes this
opportunity of showing its grati
tude and appreciation and ex
tending its thanks to the General
Public for the whole hearted
spirit manifested in fighting the
recent fire. The City is especially
indebted to Capt. McKay and LL
Sano of Marks Air Force Base,
and the Army Fire Dept., Nome
Voluntary Fire Dept., the Pioneer
and Bronson Water Deliveries
and individuals for their fire
fighting assistance; to Dr. Lang
sam and the Base Dispensary for
( "standing by" for the duration of
the fire; to the many individuals
i and business houses who donated
1 gallons of hot coffee, sandwiches
1 and doughnuts and canvas gloves
for the fire fighters; to the wo
( men who devoted the night in
! dispensing hot coffee ..and ..dry
I gloves to the fire fighters; and to
I the men and women who helped
' the City Clerk clear out the City
records jmd files in record time,
from the City HalL
STEVE ANDERSEN,
Mayor of Nome.
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