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Resigns From
("itv Council
Tw ■ resignations were accepted
L the Nome Council Monday eve
niv. No!iv .Tail Superintendent
! • - Dunbar is leaving the jail
tor n,T<utw! reasons. he slated and
Maurice Kelliher resigned from
the City Council due to his appoint
ed as State Magistrate.
John Header was appointed to
take Kelliher's place on the Coun
cil for ‘he rest of the term.
A deed was presented to the
city for the Mulch property back
of the school by Wilbur Arnold,
who is purchasing the building on
the 1- •: which he will move, and an
adjustment made with Mulch from
other city property where the Snni
t :ry Service garage is.
Mrs. Robert Oliver requested
the city to build two more bed
r-ioms on the apartment over the1
First Station. The committee had
no recommendations at this time
and the matter was tabled.
A study continues on where to
put the city dog pound without
bothering anyone.
Lester Bronson spoke to the
Council on depressed area funds
which are available and the mat
ter was referred to the Planning
Commission for study and recom
mendation of projects.
The Council approved the plac
ing of a sign in front of the Polaris
Hotel.
A letter was read from Ellen
Mulvihill, of the M'Lord and Lady
Shop, complimenting patrolman
Robert Dickson on averting a fire
in her shop by turning off the oil
outside the shop and keeping care
watch on an overheated heater
until site return from the country.
Some changes were made by
Mayor Don Hoover on committees
due to Kelliher’s resignation. Carl
Olavlnovich was put on Jails and
p 'ice; John Reader to Streets and
’'h -s and Reader to Laws and
Ordinances.
Don Hoover, manager of the
Vvers & Merchants Bank and
Mayor of Nome, with his wife and
• left yesterday for the lower
e.r’y-oight on vacation. They plan
to spend several days at the
World’s Fair.
May Bale, pioneer businesswom
an, who recently sold the Polaris
Hotel here, left yesterday for Seat
tle where she will attend to busi
ness in connection with an apart
ment house she owns there.
KmerguNuy Flight
Made to Diomede Island
\r emergency flight was made j
!•• Diomcdi Island yesterday to
pick up a 7-vear-old boy who had
neon shot.
As there is no landing field at
Pi« .-node, a Coast Guard Albatross,
waich had just taken off from
X. mo for Kodiak was called back 1
and picked up Dr .1, Sehadler and
then went on to Diomede and
brought the boy back to the MMM
Hospital.
The boy is reported to be in
critical condition.
The boy is Ernest Iyapann, son
f Mr. and Mrs. John Iyapana.
who had recently returned to the
island. The call was put through by
the Alaska National Guard com
munications.
Trie father was contacted at
Wales and is flying in today.
Rear Admiral W. D. Shields is
to be commended for his quick ac
tion in returning the U. S. Coast
Guard plane to Nome when he was
informed of the emergency at Dio
mede. The plane was enroute to
Kodiak and had left only 10 min
utes before the emergency was an
nounced. He remained in Nome
while the special flight was made
to the island with Dr. Sehadler.
RICKY YOUNG RETURNS
FROM AIR FORCE ACADEMY
Ricky Young, CAP Cadet repre
senting Nome in the Alaska group
which competed with 11 other
Cadet groups from all over the
United States at the Air Force
Academy, returned home yester
day stating that it was a wonder
ful experience. The winning team
was Michigan, he stated, and
Washington, D.C. was also a win
ner.
Ricky stated the group were
able to include the World Fair in
their itinerary enroute.
$59,000 FOR NOME HARBOR
The Nugget received word today
from Rep. Ralph Rivers that the
House subcommittee on Public
Works Appropriations had ap
proved projects for Alaska totaling
SI.831.200. Included is S59.000 for
operation and maintenance work
by the Corps of Engineers on the
Nome Harbor.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
i Isaac Pienalook, who was in
jured last month when he ran into
I a power pole with a car, was fined
S150 and given a 15-day jail sen
tence on a driving-while-under
the-influence of intoxicating liquor
charge.
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
Nome Caneer
Cancer Drive
Nets 81.274.09
Alaska headquarters of the
American Cancer Society set the
goal of $1,200 for the Nome Chap
ter. “We have made our goal col
lecting $1,274.09 and we would
like to tell you of those who made
it possible, stated Lucille Gilbert,
district chairman.
“The Cancer Crusade and rum
mage sale held from the 1st thru
the 6th of August, was covered by
excellent publicity. We were given
publicity from the Nome Nugget,
KICY and KNOM-TV as a public
service. The poster and cancer cans
were put in every business in
town by Mike- Shields, Tige and
P. A. Mandeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mandeville
donated a building for the Rum
mage Sale with Mr. Ray Shields
furnishing the heat and Mr. Crink
law furnishing the electricity. Rev.
Amundson donated the use of the
long tables from their church. Mr.
Frank Couch loaned clothes racks
and gave paper bags. Modern
Cleaners gave the necessary hang
ers.
Rev. and Mrs. Everett Bachelder
started the sale by giving 14 boxes
of clothes. Mrs. Bachelder helped
get the sale started.
Capt. Albert Clough, Commander
of the USS Clover donated 12
boxes of clothes from their ship.
The captain and Mr. Pearse Walsh
transported said boxes from shore
to the Rummage Sale.
Those helping at the Rummage
Sale were Mrs. E. Bachelder, Mrs.
P. Walsh. Mrs. R. Steele, Mrs. H.
Pilcher. Mrs. F. Couch and daugh
ter Mary Lou, Mrs. W. Mclver and
house guest Miss Hall, Mrs. J.
Hart, Mrs. G. Lienard, Mrs. R.
Deems. Mrs. A. Sandstrom and
Mrs. W. Brown.
Mrs. Stanley Morgan solicited
the business houses again this year
and did an excellent job.
Mrs. James Hart was in charge
of the house-to-house canvas. She
believes she didn't have the town
covered with volunteer help but
she did a wonderful job and en
joyed it. She would appreciate
anyone that was missed to either
mail in their contribution to the
American Cancer Society, Box 100,
Nome. Alaska, or call 2258 and
Mrs. Gilbert will pick up their
contribution. The ones helping
Mrs. Hart were:
Christopher and Justin Tuilana
covered the King Island village;
Mrs. A. Craft, Mrs. L. Bronson,
Mrs. R. Wilke, Mrs. B. Moses, Mrs.
E. Tanner, Mrs. C. Waldheim, Mrs.
T. Johnson, Mrs. V. Gelzer, Mrs.
C. Glass, Mrs. H. Ray, Mrs. E.
Towner, Mrs. J. Stephenson and
Mrs. H. Gilbert.
Ike Goes Sightseeing
LONDON UPi — Ex-President
Eisenhower and his grandchildren
went sightseeing today at Windsor
Castle.
Eisenhower, his wife and grand
children David and Barbara Anne
leave for Scotland Thursday. They
plan to stay at the private apart
ment in Culzean Castle the Scot
tish people gave Eisenhower for
life in appreciation of his leader
ship of the Western Allies in
World War II.
NOTE OF APRRECIATION
I appreciate your interest and
support in yesterday's State Pri
mary Election.
Thank you.
Pearse (Pete) Walsh
WANT ADS
FOUND — Two pairs of glasses
with black frames.
REAL SILK HOSIERY salesman
here for four days, beginning
today. See Nancy Baker. 98c
FOR SALE: Hoover electric floor
washer. New, never used. Call
2439. 88c1
NOMERAMA THEATER
First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:50
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS .
(As Advertised In Life)
LOOK AT THESE SAVINGS ON
REGULAR BERKSHIRE HOSE
Reg. ]35 NOW 111 3 Pr. 330
Aug. 15th thru Sept. 1
M’Lord and Lady Shop
Recipe for Salmonberries
With the hillsides covered with
an abundance of salmonberries
this year, for the first time in ,
several years the following recipe i
has been contributed from the Ex- !
tension Service of the University :
of Alaska through the courtesy of
Jean Burand, local agent and de
monstrator.
Salmonberry Preserves
Stem and hull the berries. Gold
en yellow berries are better fla
vored than the red.
Add an equal amount of sugar.
Heat slowly to dissolve sugar.
Simmer 15 minutes and remove
berries.
Boil juice another 15 minutes.
Add berries and seal in sterilized
jars.
Wants Pen Friend
Ann McSweeny of 5 Norwich
St., Wadestown, Wellington, New
Zealand wants a pen friend. She
is 15 and interested in all outdoor
sports.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Admitted: Marie Saclamana,
Ernest Iyapana.
Discharged: Nancy Jackson, Gil
bert Kagoona, Sally Moto, Joe
Alowa.
TO THE PEOPLE OF NOME
It was with deep regret that I
resigned as a Nome City Council
man last Monday, Aug. 13. I had
to do this as I believe the duties
of a Councilman conflicts with my
new position as District Magistrate.
My broken ankle changed my
plans about going into private busi
ness. I am taking this opportunity
to let you know that it was this
accident alone that has brought
about my resignation. It would
have been an honor to go on serv
ing on the Council and doing my
best for our town.
In different circumstances in the
future, I will be only too happy to
offer you my services.
Maurice Kelliher
Twisters
ALL COTTON KNITS
Bulky Knits
WITH STANDUP COLLARS
Blousettes
Sizes 7-14
all new at DOROTHY’S