NOMF Ml Si rM SOaiTY
Ml MBI l\S lim O Mi l l i \G
Tin \<ime Museum organization
held ar. informal meeting yester
day afternoon to discuss plans to
.. i’it uui their goal toward getting
a suitable building which could be
: to. 'muse material which lias
historical value and which will go
eventually to a real museum.
It was felt that a small build
ing v add suffice as a start. Those
who met also discussed the pos
' nil it y of getting one of the old
Kouyarok locomotives which could
bo restored and used as a tourist
attraction on the same lot as the
museum building.
The organization is also selling
charter memberships which are
available through Bill Burand and
Bo: Harwood.
Two Americans,
Deported from Philippines,
Arrive In Switzerland
GENEVA .■?' — American mil
lionaire Harry Stonehill arrived
with his associate Robert Brooks
this afternoon and promptly disap
peared from Geneva Airport.
The two men, expelled from the
Philippines, were expected to re
turn to Zurich soon. They main
tained their rooms in their Zurich
hotel and had booked return flights
from Geneva.
They declined to say anything
and drove away in taxi.
Stonehill moved into a Zurich
hotel last night and newsmen learn
ed that Brooks had moved in there
before, after arriving in Zurich last
weekend from Copenhagen.
Reliable sources reported Swiss
police addressed a routine inquiry
on ‘ e two men to Philippine au
thorities. which deported them
after Stonehill’s conviction for vio
lating the economic code. Mo de
tails were available on the inquiry
however. Stonehill is from Chicago
SHEEP HUNTERS MUST
OBTAIN HARVEST TICKET
JUNEAU i.T — The State Fish
d Game Department warned
■ '0: ’ hunters Monday they must
btaiu a sheep harvest ticket be
.staving to hunt the elusive
g game animals.
Dir ctor James Brooks of the
Division of Game said the tickets,
when returned to the department,
will help biologists to determine
accurately the number of hunters
seeking sheep and the number of
animals actually taken.
The tickets are avilable through
license offices and field offices of
the Fish and Game Department.
Mormons Visit Ilore
President Hugh R. Brown, sec
i" .i councilor to the first presi
i deucy of the Church of Jesus
| Christ of Latter-Day Saints, ar
i ri\v:l in Nome Friday for an over
! night stay. This is first time a
general authority of the Mormon
C' ureh has visited Nome. Presi
dent Brown and his party, all of
whom are affiliated with the
church, met with the members
here at buffet dinner.
The group enjoyed the Wien
tour of Nome, which was high
lighted by a trip aboard No. 6
dredge, personally conducted by
Carl Glavinovich.
Included in the party were: Mil
ton Weilenmann, president of the
Alaskan-Canadian Mission in Van
couver; his son Mike: Orson Millet,
president of the Anchorage dis
trict: Elder C. R. Walker of Cal
gary, Alta., Canada: Elder George
Emery Timpson of Salt Lake City,
Utah.'
The church is conducting a cen
sus and all members in this area
are urged to contact Robert John
son at 2402 or Willis Brown at
2853 before Aug. 12.
MRS. A. CAPENER VISITS HERE
Mrs. Alvin Capencr, former
resident of Nome who has not been
here for eight years, was a recent
visitor enroute to her present
home in Pt. Hope where her hus
band is pastor of the Assembly of
God Church.
She states that her two sons are
now grown, one is in the military
service and the other employed
in California where he is working
on instruments for missiles.
She was a guest of the Chamber
on Monday.
Cancer Crusade Rummage
Sale Realizes $621 So Far
Mrs. Hubert Gilbert, district
chairman for the Cancer Crusade.
I reports that the rummage sale
| held for the past week was most
successful and a total of $621 was
| realized.
| The results of the house-to
I house calls under Mrs. James Hart
and the business houses under
; Mrs. Stanley Morgan are also being
tabluated and the total will be
j announced at a later date.
|
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
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
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Javcees Sponsor
Dance at Armory j
Friday & Saturday j
For the time of your life, come
out and join the fun at the Nome
Armory, Friday and Saturday
nights from 8 to 12. Enjoy music
by Paul Harper and the Western
ers who have worked with many
top names, among them: Eddy Ar
nold. Rose Maddox and “Lefty”
Frizzell.
The Harper band plays all types
of music ranging from country
and western, rock 'n roll, to Latin,
pop and semi-classical. Mr. Harper,
rated one of the nation’s top band
leaders, is said to be one of the
most versatile men in the music
field. The Westerners are rated No.
4 western band across the nation.
If you like music, you will love
this band. Included in the program
will be a twist contest each night
with cash prizes for the winning
couples.
This opportunity to see a na
tionally known musical group is
being made possible by Nome Jav
cees. By attending this dance, you
will enjoy both the finest in enter
tainment and also support a worthy
cause. This is the first fund rais
ing project by the club to proper
ly equip the new Armory. With
the cooperation and support of
Nome citizens, the equipment
needed can be realized this fall.
Tickets are now on sale and
can be obtained from members of
the Javcee Club.
FRANCES ROSS CALLED
HOME TO ILL MOTHER
Frances Ross, who has been doing
research on family life in the King
Island village under a grant from
the University of Wisconsin, was
called to the states suddenly yes
terday due to the critical illness
of her mother, who has been hos
pitalized with a foot injury.
She plans to return as soon as
possible to finish the work in the
village, where she has been living
this summer.
Miss Ross lived on King Island
30 years ago and through her
knowledge of the people is able
to make a very thorough study
of the changes that have taken
place during this period.
NOTICE OF CHANGE
OF POLICY
At a special meeting last eve
ning the Nome School Board voted
to delete from their RULES and
REGULATIONS HANDBOOK the
Maternity Leave Clause (Chapter
3 - 3.15).
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ARTS
Barber & Beauty Shop
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
MONDAY ihru THURSDAY
9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
For Appointments
Phone 2590
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 i
than normal useful load. Will
deliver to Seattle, Wash., no
charge. Price will surprise you. I
NOMERAMA THEATER
First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
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NAMES IN THE NEWS . . .
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (/F — Dillon
Donohue, 35, of Syracuse, arrested
for a parking violation, was book
ed Tuesday at police headquarters
—by Sgt. John Dillon and Patrol
man John Donohue.
BALTIMORE Uf) — The Allied
Florists Assn., of Greater Balti
more has appointed its chairman
for the 1962 Festival of Flowers,
to be held Oct. 27.
His name: Don Flowers.
Unless driven by extreme hun
ger, mice rarely go more than 100
feet from their nesting places for
food or water.
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COMIN . . .
From Fairbanks: Robert Barnes,
Robert Ferguson, J. Herdlick, C.
Johnson, M. Wright, C. Johnson,
Warren Taylor, C. Siegel, Jane and
Jana Perkins, Norma Scott.
From Kotzebue: Roy Wall, Lin
coln Moore. Gary Burlison.
GOIN . . .
To Kotzebue: Mrs. A. Capener,
Kermit Rock, Orville Ahkinga, W.
Scott.
To Fairbanks: Chuck Snyder,
Frances Ross, Warren Taylor, D.
Carlson. J. Wiegert, A. Wolstadt,
Harold Eames, Fred Evans.
Superase Bond Typing Paper
For Sale at the Nugget
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CHINESE DINNER
SATURDAY — AUGUST 11
Seaview Dining Room
Pork Chop Suey
HAM FRIED RICE ALMOND SLICES
HAWAIIAN STYLE
Sweet and Sour Spareribs
Deep Fried Prawns
EGG FOO YUNG FORTUNE COOKIES
BRING YOUR OWN CHOPSTICKS
$4.00
BENNIE WILLIAMS AT THE PIANO
LIKE ... CRAZY ... MAN!
DANCE
to Real Professionals at the
BERING SEA CLUB
10 TIL CLOSING
Wednesday and Thursday
PAUL HARPER and the
WESTERNERS
ASK THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE HEARD THEM
COVER CHARGE IN LOUNGE ONLY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SUPPORT YOUR JUNIOR CHAMBER
IN THE BIG JAMBOREE AT THE ARMORY