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For Local ' <>■ ovs
Mary AiKirra':]. ele ‘ion super
visor for this c 1;- ‘'a*, stated this
morning that the election judges
!• e • met and are prepared to an
swer any questions arising con
cerning the coining election.
Persons having done* as
which polling place ’he- do a;’ 1
vote may call any • f t e t'el!
Rcvorly Mor.;an 1. '. 1.. T --
senhinc Cannon, Petty Divio.
Helen Fagcrs’re- He; v Kd!
her. W. W. Lavs. Toe \n P 't
ardson. Be'.' Alex m A e -
Walsh
These calls must he m: V be re
elect ion day. next Tuesday.
Two Conner’w Ave
OpenPinsf Tn KcF/abu?
Wiley Scott, \v‘--i a ids ’he Em
ployment Office hero, made a trip
to Kotzebue and rooor’s that two
canneries are operatin ''nr. with
many local people hem employed.
The American Can. Co. and the
Bering Sea Fisheries are both busy,
he reports with both, companies
furnishing the equipment for the
fishermen, everything except the
individual boats and both com
panies are paying 30 cents per
fish.
The American Can Co. has about
40 people working inside the can
ning plant and about 40 fishing.
The Bering Sea Fisheries are using
some people they brought from
Golovin for part of their work.
FRANK SHAW PASSES
Frank Shaw, known to be in his
late 80‘s and resident of Ungalik
where he has been mining since
about 1912, passed away accord
ing to news received here.
Mr. Shaw, before settling at
Ungalik. was a mining man here
with the Wild Goose Cog and at
Council. Alaska.
Magistrate Maurice Kelliher h
awaiting favorable weather tc
make the flight to Ungalik with
dev. Roald Amundson for the
dal servici.
POLETS
"sMmo Avts & Crafts
SUMMER STORE HOURS
Nine until Nine
OPEN SUNDAYS TOO
Fur Slippers - Mukluks - Jewelry
Ivory Carvings - Jade - Hematite
Postcards - Nome Slides
OTTO & KATHIE SCHULZ
Ph. 2651 Box 401
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Practice With Equipment
Saturday and Sunday
Chic 7>o:: ■■ Bob Oliver has
v n uinvr! t1 ■ ■ * ;he Volunteer Fire
n« per*men! w;ll be having two
HM sessions this weekend
! ■ 0-30 t. 12 noon on Saturday
end Sunday.
One-utiin f the fire truck and
U" ■ *' nozzles with the fog
stream will be demonstrated and
practiced.
V'o v teers will also be try
! ut new nozzles called foam
; no -/It's with bayonets attached
Or piercing walls.
On. Saturday morning a small
| hwldwa near the Bronson well
| v ho burned jn a practice fire
j and Chief Oliver said he would
| like to have some other obsolete
! buildings for controlled fires.
| T'cro are several such buildings
j in town, beyond use as dwellings
which the owners have found to
K too costly to tear down. If these
could bp turned over to the fire
d-imartment for practice, they
would be burned to the ground
for the property owner.
Members of the Nome Volunteer
Fire Department who give their
time both at fires and for practice
and training are:
Norvin Lewis, P. L. Reader,
Robt. Lewis, Chas. Lewis. Harry
Lewis, Annin Bohrer, Werner
Bohrer. A! Doyle, Don Lyle. Tom
Martin. Howard Crlnklaw, Dan
Walsh, Chas. Casperson. Barrow
Morgan. Tom Johnson. Frank
Richardson. H. Kelley, Boh Em
mons. Dean Bronson and Earl
Towner.
HERK EDWARDS HOLDS
AUTO RACING "FIRST"
Herk Edwards holds an inter
I eating “first” in automobile rac
j in - annals. The magazine Auto
I Enthusiasts International reports
j that in '936 a two-radio was used
j for tiie first time between a rae
I ing car and the pits and was also
| tied in with the race track’s P.A.
: system. The car was a 1936 Nash
I coupe driven by Herk. Chas. E.
j Clemens of Oakland, Calif., was
: riding as mechanic and announcer.
E. T. Smallwood of Oakland is
said to have conceived the idea
and was the owner of the car.
NOTICE
The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints (Mormon) is
conducting a census. All members
in the Nome area please contact
Robert Johnson 2402 or Willis
Brown 2853 before Aug. 12.
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
MacWyie Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Methodist Youths Plan
Camping and Bus Trip
Methodist youth.- will have an
unusual opportunity next week to
spend three days together with
tour college students from Oregon.
| California and New Jersey. Flor
, cnee I-Iirozawa, Shirley Manning,
i Ruth Proper! and Jane Meyer.-'
I will arrive in Nome today to make
| final plans with Pastor Howard
1 DeVore for the camping trip. A. -
com pa nying them will be Mr
Robert Bonnet, a plumbing con
tractor from Seattle, and his wife
Lou.
Plans for the camping trip in
clude leaving Nome Monday morn
ing a* T and returning by 7 p.m.
Wednesday night. The bus will
take the youths first to Dexter for
a brief stop at the quonset hut.
moved there last winter for church
activities. Lunch will he eaten
along the way and each youth is
asked to bring his own.
Camp will be set up at Salmon
Lake near the old airstrip and
those who have tents are asked to
bring them in case of rain. Tues
day the group will drive on to the
Kuzitrin River and spend part of
the day fishing. Wednesday will be
given primarily to hiking and
climbing and returning to Nome.
Each day some time will be taken
for discussion, Bible study and
worship.
The group will be limited to
20 boys and girls who will be in
the 7th, 8th or 9th grades this fall.
It will cost each youth $2.00 to
help cover expenses and each is
asked to bring his own bed roll
or sleeping bag, eating utensils,
tent and Bible.
Those interested in going on the
trip should call 2865 or see Pastor
DeVore before Saturday. They will
meet Sunday afternoon at 3 to
make final preparations.
Anyone wishing to donate food
or canned goods may leave them
at the church or call 2865.
REPUBLICANS OPEN
HEADQUARTERS ON FRONT ST.
Republican W. W. Laws has
opened a OOP headquarters for
the Primary Election at the old
Beauty Shop just west of Tom
Balone’s office on Front Street.
“Chief” Laws has provided the
building and furniture and the
coffee and the Young Republicans
are manning the office.
Coffee is being served and all
manners of Republican candidate's
literature are on hand. A tele
phone will be installed today so
that voters on Tuesday may call
in for courtesy rides to the polls.
The phone number will be 2500
and several cars and drivers will
be available all day Tuesday.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional fog and
drizzle. Little change in temper
ature.
In Superior Court Edmond Mori
eal was granted a divorce from
Vikkie Morical by Judge Hubert
Gilbert.
In Magistrate's Court Theodore
Okitkan was fined $20 on a drunk
charge and Henry Kobuk $25 for
assault and battery.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment.
Call 2436. 94c
AIRCRAFT SACRIFICE
Amphibious Twin Engine airplane,
Gruman G-21 (Goose). Metal
wings, 24 volt electrical system,
recent new control surface fab
ric, clean interior, fresh overall
paint. Owner will finance — at
Florida Airmotive, Inc., 2633
Lantana Road, Lantana, Florida,
JUstice 2-1441. Send for specs
on this airplane. Would convert,
to cargo use and have higher
than normal useful load. Will
deliver to Seattle, Wash., no
charge. Price will surprise you.
1 FOR SEATTLE TIMES Call 2840.
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I WANT TO LIVE!
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Guaranteed
Dependable
Fuel Service
LP Gas
and Appliances
Office: Dial 2501
DEAL WITH
ZIEGLER
and
QUAKER
STOVE PARTS
AND REPAIRS
OIL HEATERS
Res: Dial 2417
CONFIDENCE AT
Green’s City Fuel and Transfer
How to give a
successful party
Nome
Liquor Store
P. O. BOX 6
Tom Martin, Mgr.
CHINESE DINNER
SATURDAY — AUGUST 11
Seaview Dining Room
Pork Chop Suey
HAM FRIED RICE ALMOND SLICES
Deep Fried Prawns
HAWAIIAN STYLE
Sweet and Sour Spareribs
EGG FOO YUNG FORTUNE COOKIES
BRING YOUR OWN CHOPSTICKS
$4.00
BENNIE WILLIAMS AT THE PIANO