Kep. Grace Johnson
To Go On Campaign Jaunt
Gr. iv J. .nwm said today that
.-'it' v. ill ... wn; to Uuaiakleot
next week to moot Republican
canciioa't's Lowell Thomas Jr. ar.tl
Tod Stevens in a campaign jaunt.
Thomas .aid Stevens will be fl\ -
mg m T1 mas' plan - and the three
will come to Nome on Saturday,
Sept. 29.
A pot-luex supper is now being
planned for Saturday evenin'.’, for
tin politicos at the School multi
purpose room and a showing of
Thomas’ newest film. "Alaska, the
Brightest Star."
Grace Johnson is the Republican
candidate for tl e State House from
District 13. Ted Stevens is the Re
pin lie.m candidate opposing Sen.
Ernest C uening for his seat, and
Lowell Thomas Jr., is opposing
Re Ralph Rivers for Alaska’s
!■ no seat in the lT.S. House of
Represent atives.
COMING and GOING by WIEN'S
Fr<>rr. Fairbanks: George Simp
son, Irene Williams. Ed Hammer.
From Kotzebue: Frank Richard
son, Clara Belobraidich.
To Fairbanks: E. AI. Rudolph.
Jack Elliott. Ronald Burnside. A1
Goodwin. George Wright, Arthur
Bergers, n. Charles Elliott. Lloyd
Armstrong. Doc Swindle. Charles
White, Alden Wilbur
Mrs. Grant Nelson and daugh
ter passed through Nome this week
from Deeming enroute to Hawaii
where they will spend the winter,
as they have for the past several
winters. The Nelsons operate a
dredge at Deering.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Admitted: Catherine W a 11 u k,
Carrie Weyopuk, Cecelia Aukon.
Discharged: Theresa Reilly, Jeff
Farley, George Walters, Martha
Teavoumeak.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koonooka
of St. Lawrence Island are the
parents of a daughter born on
Sept. 19 at the MAIM Hospital.
CALLING ALL
WOMEN BOWLERS
A meeting of all women interested
in bowling this coming season has
beer, called for Tuesday evening
7:30 at Aukruk Lanes. New
women interested in participating,
v.-hether they have ever bowled
or not are encouraged to partici
pate. It is important to have a full
attendance as there are changes
to be made in the rules and regu
lations of the organization.
Pauline Eberle, Pres., WIBC
Li. f I Walter Berlin
New Sr. Adviser to ANG
'Hu1 :u Senior . \ r v Advisor
: Alaska, I.: Col. Waitin' Berlin,
arrived m Notn. this morning' for
the weekend.
Col. Berlin, who is replacing T,t.
Col. Kenneth Lillie as the
Seni'-r National Gnard Adviser,
was stationed in the Intelligenee
section at Ft Monroe, Va. His
World War II service was with
the 3rd Armored Diw. and in
Korea with the 7th Infantry Div.
His decorations include the Silver
Star. Distinguished Service Cross,
four Bronze Stars and three Purple
Hearts.
He and his wife. Bea. have three
children, one attending the Uni
versity of Maryland, and the other
two in school at Juneau.
Col. Berlin will leave Nome on
Monday for Bethel.
U.S. Leads Australians
2 1 In Yacht Races
NEWPORT. R I. '.-P1—-‘’Nothing’s
i broken — only our hearts."
They were Australian hearts, and
! it will take the kind of weather
| that sends a landlubber to the near
est cozy fireside to mend them
again.
Doug Fairfav, portly spokesman
for the Australian group that
j mounted a milhon-dollar challenge
j for the ugly old America's Cup. de
: scribed the state of Australian
equipment and hearts late Thurs
day after the yacht straggled into
Newport Harbor, badly beaten, be
hind Weatherly, the American
. defender.
The victory, by a margin of 8
minutes and 40 seconds — about
. a mile of calm Atlantic water —
; gave Weatherly a 2-1 margin in
| the series. There will be no race
today — the Australians again hav
i ing exercised their privilege of
: skipping a day. The boats will
tangle again Saturday.
The Americans will take today
off, but the Australians will be out
on the water all day, working to
learn still more about Gretel, built
in Sydney to challenge for the
cup that represents world suprem
acy in yachting and never has been
lost bv America in the 111 years
that men have sailed in pursuit of
it.
Marriage Application
A marriage application was filed
by G. S. Koontz and Margaret
Chase, both of Nome.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyle Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Board of Equalization
Bolds f'io d Heaii vs
The la't he..ring by
the I’t ;>!\i >-.| i'. :ali >:i 1 css ue! ;
last evening tom] m live mod- ^
ings. in two sep.-raL ossbons, by
the Cit\ Council, wan dovutod to |
hearing from tho taxpayers their
opinions on the re-’.‘valuation of
property in Nome.
Owners of small parcels of land,
as well as holders of many lots and
buildings, for the most part, voiced
the opinion that the assessed val
uation was too high—beyond that
for which the property could be
sold. Ti e assessed valuation of ob
solete warehouses and buildings
brought tlie most criticism.
The Hoard of Equalization re
cessed again, until Monday eve
ning, after the regular Council
meeting, when they will consider
the verbtil and written protests
received.
Following this the Council will
determine the total assessed val
uation of the city and the amount
of money needed to meet budget
requirements and then set the
tax. or mill. rate.
KOTZEBUE FAMILIES GET
HELP FROM THE RED CROSS
Local Red Cross Director, Carrie
McLain, has been advised that Red
Cross has extended help to 35
families in Kotzebue, who were
left destitute by the recent storm.
According to the report, repairs
were made to 20 damaged homes,
and seal oil, fish racks, boats and
motors have been made available
to these families.
Mrs. McLain reports that in the
current Red Cross drive a total
of $25 was contributed from Kot
zebue to help meet the quota for
this area,
f;
WSCS PLANS BAZAAR
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service have started work on
their annual bazaar, which was a
success last year.
Mrs. Jan Kelly as chairman has
announced that the Bazaar Work
shop will have its first meeting to
morrow evening at the Fellowship
Hall of the Methodist Church to
exchange new ideas and get or
ganized. Several workshops are
planned.
NOTICE
Brownies - Girl Scouls - Sr. Scouts
Registration party Sept. 22 at
Nome School Multipurpose Room
2 to 3 p.m. Bring registration fee
of $1.00. We wish to invite girls
who are not scouts to this party.
Girl Scout
Neighborhood Committee
RUMMAGE SALE
TUESDAY, SEPT. 25
AT
LWY COMMUNITY CENTER
10:00 a.m. — 12:30 pjn.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: Two furnished homes,
garage and warehouse in most
excellent location by school. Ph.
2474. Earl Towner, Box 474,
Nome, Alaska. 112p
FOUND: Pair of bi-focal glasses.
Call at Nugget.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper - steno
will do part time work. Phone
2633. Excellent references. 14p
WANTED: Car in top mechanical
condition. Will consider any
thing reasonable. Write Nome,
Box 634. 14p
For Avon products see Alice Scott.
For Anchorage Times Phone 2555
FOR RENT: Warm 5-room house.
Call 2278. c
FOR SALE: ’57 Plymouth and
piano. No reasonable offer re
fused. Ph. 2678 or 2566. c
FOR RENT or lease — Mazonna’s
Store. Call 2381 114
k’irst Show Star's at 7:1." — Second Show, 9:30
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SUNDAY ami MONDAY
RAISIN IN THE SUN
Sidney Poiter
NOME NUGGET ADS PAY BIG DIVIDENDS
B-a-n-&4i
They Love to Hear From Home
While Away at College
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COLLEGE STUDENT
SUBSCRIPTION
of
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Only $12.00
(Limited to Student Subscriptions)
MEXICAN FOOD
ik North Star ☆
Seaview Dining Room
Saturday, Sept. 22
Tacos Enchiladas Fried Frijoles
Beef Tamale Pie
Special Mexican Tossed Green Salad
Caper Dressing Bread Sticks
$4.00
6 p.m. ’til Midnight
Listening and Dancing Music
SANDY and RENE
Piano Organ Saxophone
Don’t Forget—Prawn Night Tonight