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Tin- How Arts Club, local
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C. were' Federation Clubs of Am-,
t nca. have announced two events
t.s month in connection with
their international program.
The General Federation '"as for
one of its main projects the pur
chase of CARE Literacy Kits for
peoples of six foreign countries
whose illiteracy rate runs from TO
to 90 per cent, where even a pen
cil is something which the lower
classes cannot afford.
As Thanksgiving is a time Am
ericans ••count their blessings."
the Home Ar's Club has chosen
t: v time to have a pie sale with
proceeds *o to to this program.
Persons wishing to order pies
for Thanksgiving may call Mc.rva
Hoover. Pies v.ull he on sale at the
N.C Store on Wednesday or del
ivered u your homo if s"co U or
ders are placed.
The countries being aide 1 are
Guatelmnla. Hon Kong. Mexico,
Timl'.ey r.ikistan, Iran and Costa
Rica.
The -.’.rolla will also observe an >
International Day observance with
a tea at the home of the president.
Mrs. Don Hoover, on Saturdav,
Nov. 17 to which all women in the'
community have been invited. \
Displays from the six CARE !
countries selected by the Women’s \
Federation will be displayed and
other interesting features will be
announced later.
BOMBAY, India — Customs
authorities reported today finding
nearly a million dollars worth of j
smugled gold hidden at the sea- l
shore, 45 miles from Bombay. i
A week ago police chanced on'
another $400,000 worth of gold
concealed in bushes near Alibag. i
The police where looking for 1
illegal liquor distilleries at the
time.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted to the hospital: Tracy I
' "ungiyan. Harold Koenig. Ray !
Toolie. Mrs. Lawrence Davis.
Discharged: Betty Tootkavlook !
and infant, Warren Greene, Fern
P nith, Martha Tate, Jerri Jack,
S mhie Nershak.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis
are the parents of a daughter
born at the hospital on Nov. 15.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT —8 P.M.
CITY HALL
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As public ,-erv; e, the Nome
School is h.,pr.v to present to music
!o\'ers of Nome, the second in a
erics of three filmed concerts,
during Leonard Bernstein and
t!ie New York Philharmonic Sym
phony Ochestra.
This concert was filmed in
Venice at the International Music
Festival. Gifted artist and con
ductor. Leonard Bernstein is
featured at the piano, accompanied
by the New York Philharmonic,
as they play Mozart's piano Con
certo in G Major.
The program is in two parts.
The first consisting of personal,
interesting comments and piano
illusrations of the style of Mozart
in some of his major compositions.
During a few minutes of inter
mission, Mr. Joseph Welch, speak
ing from Harvard University, com
ments on the importance of cduca
r. t > our democratic way of life.
Part two of the program is the
actual presentation of 'he G Major
Concerto and an other popular
work of Mozart.
The program tomorrow evening
will begin at 8 sharp, so come
early for a good seat. While the
public is cordially invited, it is
requested that the audience be
limited to adults, and also to high
school students interested in seri
ous music.
There will be no delay in start
ing the program as was experi
enced at last month’s concert. Come
early . . . and enjoy a fine pro
gram of some of the world’s finest
music presented by some of the
world's greatest musicians. There
is no charge.
COMING and GOING with WIEN
From Fairbanks: David Black
burn, Lee Christensen, Arthur
Outwater, A. Taks, Wm. Worth
ington, Hugh Looman.
From Kotzebue: Mrs. Herman
Bernhardt, Mamie Karmun, Chap
lain Vickers.
To Kotzebue: Ben Hopson.
To Fairbanks: Ernie Parr, Paul
Honda. G. Ackerman, Roscoe and
Doris Wilke, Harry Lewis, P. N.
Ungereeht, W. Lowenstein, Wm.
Major, C. Sommerdorf, K.R. Allen,
Evan Hawks, Jim Jacobson, Geo.
Pringle, L. Lonan.
CHAMBER MEETS TOMORROW
Due to the Veterans Day holi
day the regular noon luncheon
of the Chamber of Commerce will
be held Tuesday noon at the North
Star Seaview Room.
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
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
PHONE 2219
WRITE BOX 700
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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SAN FKANCfSCO Jafet I .ir.de
berc, shipwrecked Scandinavian
seaman, who parlayed a $200 grub
stake into a multi-million dollar
mining empire in turn-of-tho-cen
turv Alaska, died here last week
at Children’s Hospital. He was 80.
Mr. Lindeberg, key figure in
several titanic legal battles over
mining and banking operations in
Alaska, Washington and Califor
nia during the 1920s, was active
in running a group of tungsten
mines in Nevada until shortly be
fore his death.
The colorful miner’s early ca
reer was marked with a frantic
series of suits and countersuits
with his operation of the Blue
Goose Mining Company of Alaska,
and the failure of the Scandina
vian - American Bank of Tacoma,
Wash., of which he was president.
Several times Mr. Lindeberg’s
San Francisco attorney fought off
extradition to Washington by wav
ing authorities away with a shot
gun.
The energetic miner traveled to
St. Petersburg in 1910, sued the
Governor of Siberia for $77,000
lost in a gold concession, and won.
Mr. Lindeberg made his home
in San Francisco since the early
1900s. He is survived by his wife,
Josephine.
Funeral services were held last
Thursday and interment was made
at Cypress Gardens Memorial
Park.
Women's Society Annual
Christmas Bazaar to be
Held On December 8
The Women's Society of the
Methodist Church has been busy
for several weeks working on var
ious projects for the annual Christ
mas Bazaar. In the making are
exquisite hand dressed dolls, most
of which are complete with real
Eskimo parkas. Plastic handbags
for little girls, stuffed toys for
the small fry, hand knitted mit
tens and hand crocheted bootees.
Christmas candles, aprons and
many other hand embroidered
items are nearing completion in
time for the event wrhich has been
announced for Dec. 8. Chairman
for the Bazaar is Mrs. H. Kelley.
Even the men are cooperating and
one of them has made sturdy lit
tle cradles for some of the baby
dolls.
Food will, also be* sold at the
Bazaar.
Ice Worm Bowling League
Individual high game: Mary Hons
berger 180, Fern Smith 175, Bev
Blanning 165.
Individual high series: Mary
Honsberger 459, Bev Blanning 429,
Bonnie Hahn 417.
High team game: Nome Tele
phone 576, Starlites 546.
High team series: Nome Tele
phone 1657, Starlites 1606, Bering
Sea Belles 1348.
Starlites
Nome Telephone
Billikins
Bering Sea Belles
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18 6
5 19
5 19
WANT ADS
LOST: Gold wrist watch, leather
strap. Reward. Call 2818 after 5.
FOR SALE: About 2 tons of dented
and unlabeled mixed canned
goods. All good. Will sell for
half price cost. Contact Unalak
leet Trading Post. 135c
FOR SALE: Good condition See
burg Select-O-Matic 100 Juke
Box. Plays 100 45 RPM 7"
records. Records included, plus
spare tubes, needles and opera
tion manual. $600 value, will
f haggle. Contact Unalakleet Trad
ing Post. 135c
FOR RENT: 3 room house. Call
Nugget.
1’j.st Shaw Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, S):3(l
T ONI G El !
FIVE GOLDEN HOURS
ERNIE KOVACS
WEDNESDAY ami THURSDAY
v>W- NUGGET VOS PAY i!lf. OIVIDENOS
Miners & Merchants Bank of Alaska '
THE FRIENDLY BANK
FULL BANKING SERVICES
To Northwestern Alaska Since x904
— BRANCHES IN KOTZEBUE and BARROW —
PIES
FOR THANKSGIVING
On Sale
Wednesday, Nov. 21 — N.C. Co. Store
Benefit of
CARE Literacy Kits
sponsored by
Home Arts Club
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