Japnne v \'isitors ut'a'
\ TV production party from the
Japanese Broad,-astim; Co. arrived
yesterday ami plan to be here
for a few days rat .trim, inform i
tion on Alaska, rhc party of ten
:s headed ip. huk Hering. chief
forester for tin Alaska Pulp Co.,
and one Japanese woman ss in
cluded.
Tne group also plans to visit
Kotzebue. Pt Hope. Barrow and
AnalCavuk Pass before returning
tt Fa.irbanks in the Wien charter.
In the party are: Messers Toma
.ca, Zer.no, Tamura. Siguira. Tan
aka. Iwasi. Herring, Miss Futita,
cad Mrs. Lyon from Anchorage.
Rabies Shots for Dogs at
t 'v Hall This Afternoon
Dr Hemphill, veterinarian from
El: r.end1' rf Air Force Base, is here
to inoculate dogs for rabies and
ii;anner from 4 to 6 o'clock this
afternoon at the City Hall.
Ever> one is urged to bring
tin :r .1 »is in for these shots. There
will ; c a fee of $1.00. If parties
do not have the $1.00 the city will
bill them later.
Ruth Towner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Earl Towner, left for
North Park College at Chicago,
win re she will be a sophomore
this year.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with light snow and lit
tle change in temperature.
In the past 24 hours: highest
temp. 37. lowest 29. Sunrise at
5:30 a.m.. sunset at 6:21 p.m.
A year ago today: highest temp.
40. lowv-t 40. Extremes on this
date since 1907: highest 55 in 1950,
lowest 23 in 1927.
Americans spend more each year
to buy and operate automobiles
than the combined total national
inc me of Canada and Mexico.
NOTICE
Ail Nalional Guard personnel in
Nome will report for drill on Sept.
”, at 7:00 p.m. Uniform will be
g-eens with combat boots.
2nd Lt. Ronald Engslrom,
Detachment Commander
NOTICE
All Pioneers are requested to
e s tend the meeting being held on
Wednesday, Sept. 19, al which
time delegates will be elected to
attend the annual Grand Igloo
Convention next month.
Ralph DeLong, Pres.,
Ill Charles Jones, Secty.
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BETA SIGMA PHI OUTLINES
PROJECTS FOR COMING YEAR
Among projects discussed at the j
i s' meeting of the He!a Sigma
F S last Thursday evening
was a rummage sale to be held
on Sat Sept. 22 in the building
; for:: a : i> used by Ma/.onna’s Store.
Other projects selected for the
1 coming year will be a candy sale
and the additional doll raffle to
be held at Christmas.
New officers taking office are
Mary Honsberger. president: Ruth
McLean, vice president: Donna
Morgan, recording secretary; Janet
Caldwell, corresponding secretary;
and Agnes Walsh, treasurer.
FRANK MARTIN SELLS HOME
Frank Martin, one of Nome’s
oldest residents, has sold is home
I on Third Avc. to Jess Woodward
and is departing for the lower 43
where he plans to take up resi
1 donee near his married daughters.
Air. Martin came here before the
| turn of the century and was a
'•veil known fur trader and dog
team mail carrier to northern vil
: lages. He also operated a fur
; clothing store here for several
j years.
He raised a family in Nome,
which have scattered to several
| states and has sons living in An
1 ehorage.
O'Sullivans Here From Unalakleet
Mr. and Mrs. Jim O’Sullivan of
| Unalakleet are visitors in Nome
j seeing their many friends.
Air. O’Sullivan, formerly with
the Alaska Steamship Co. here,
: and who last year went into busi
ness in Unalakleet, operates the
Unalakleet Trading Post and is
very satisfied with the change he
made, he stated.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Matson, of
White Mountain who have been on
furlough for the past year, returned
to Nome this week and are enroute
to White Alountain where they will
have charge of the Covenant Chil
dren's Home.
Barbara Dimock, business woman
of Anchorage, is in Nome on her
annual visit to obtain advertising
material for the Alaska Travel
Guide. Although from Anchorage
she states she is opposed to the
current campaign to move the
capitol.
Lincoln Osi, twin brother of
Airs. Wallace Mclver, has recently
been promoted to Lt. Colonel in
I the U.S. Army, according to in
| formation received here by his
1 family.
1
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
Superior Court Upturns
From Trial at »5avro\\
Tn.e State Superi r Court, he:: I
od > Judge H. (filbert, returned
from 1’t. Barrow Sntur.!a\ where
eourt wa.. held for the first time
last week.
The case tried was the State vs.
James Sielak. charged with first
degree arson and assiiult with ;t
deadly we;ipon. Sielak was found
not guilty on both counts by a
jury Tom Balone, Nome attorney,
represented the defendant.
While in Barrow. District Attor
ney Virgil Vochoska. Tom Balone,
Nome Police Chief I fob Oliver, and
State Trooper Walter Sinn from
Fairbanks were housed with the
Arctic Research Institute.
Fire Call This Morning
The Fire Department was called
out this morning at 6 o’clock to a
cabin across from the Buffas' resi
dence. It is reported to have been
a stack fire with no damage re
sulting.
CLM Circle Meets Tomorrow
The CLM Circle of the Metho
dist Church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Wilbur Arnold tomorrow
evening at 8.
Mrs. Fred Rohn sends geetings
to her friends in Nome from Sitka,
where she states that she has put
on weight, according to letters re
ceived. She reports that Janet
Douglas, former Nomeite is work
ing in the Pioneer Home.
Mrs. Ray Decker, who sold her
trailer home to Ash Craft, left
Friday for a trip and plans to re
turn to take care of business in a
couple of weeks.
COMING and GOING with WIEN
To Fairbanks: C. H. Thorgaard,
C. H. Rades, Dick Libkoman, Pat
C. Gilbert, Bob Lenz, Ruth Town
er, Ross Youngblood, Dan Jones,
Andy Hall, Edward Weiman, Ray
Rider, Robt. Hunter, Robt. Dain,
E. T. Rosenthal, David Rogers, E.
A. Folmar, C. Basemore, Ed Bur
back, H. Abbey, John Bradley, Bill
Jones, Karen Baldwin, Alton Boyd,
Fritz Chambers, Vicki Young, John
Tenneson.
To Kotzebue: Etta Ellasanga,
Tex Hoffman, Mary and Robbie
Ahnangnatoguk, Grace Menden
hall, David Jr., and David Bonnell
Sr., John King.
From Fairbanks: Elsie M. Smith,
K. Noonan, M. Willyerd, G. Casda,
H. A. Gilbert, Lorena Gray, V. !
Vochoska, Art Williams, Tom Ba- j
lone, Lowell Stake, Sam Mogg.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Sharon Pungowiyi,
Jane Perkins, Harry Tollesson, R.
Alexander, Herbert Paniptchuk.
Discharged: Loretta Tocktoo, Sig
Wien Omiak, Juliana Kunnuk, Bill
Tootkayalook, Mary Walker, Dean
Kulowiyi, Jerry Wongittilin, Eliza
beth Moss, M. McAdams, Richard
Sapona.
ATTENTION MEMBERS
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
The firsl meeting of the season
will be held Monday evening at 8.
All members and visiting members
are urged to make it an interest
ing evening. Refreshments will be
served.
Pearl Bohrer, W.M.
DANGER!
Anyone placing signs on power
and telephone poles — please re
move — these are dangerous and
a hazard to linemen.
D. J. Reader.
HI Street Committee
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: Two furnished homes,
garage and warehouse in most
excellent location by school. Ph.
2474. Earl Towner, Box 474,
Nome, Alaska. H2p
FOUND: Pair of bi-focal glasses.
' Call at Nugget.
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