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APARrs. uhruRh,suEp tcor,. ,

1856 SOUTHERN AVE. S.E.-3 clean rooms.
Ss RTs 1ssa sas. 'ss Yard Asa sonv Soc os e'if
ANACosTIA, ANA 1898 Green st, Sc, block
4sR a5'''s Ca. FftF's:5ston r. ssss
sitsbsn srh aSd ST nSl., MnLvtns room bedroom
door: @ heat light and gas furnished s55
sse sT. N.E.-rwo rooms, kitchen. pri-
iiis ELLIcoT ST. NV large room
and an kitehen: semipvt, bath. small porch
TAkooMMH io a PARk-o Ri rooms. kitchenette.
porch. Private bath and entrance, second
r hoor LARGE lot. shade trees. s45. sH.
FOUR LARGE ROOMS, bath, porch. beau
tiiui yard, terraced apt, Conv. to stores,
mo Cool aa T. Ere ave- qsnss TaHom. 'fs Sa4f
Md Owner GE. 6a40.
sI,1ia. aPTi 4. rooms bath: heat light, gas,
al 18th ST. ST. room, kitchen and
sesmipTivsate bath; adults only: utilities in
$40 | sT. n. E.w2 rooms. kitchen, semi
pp00ta;. p0a. bath; pvt. entr; conv transp. TR.
a7I5 9th ST. N.w.--2 large rooms and
kitchen, Frigidaire, gas range and sink,
private bath gas, elec. and heat: gentle
UNFURNfsHED basement apartment pri-
yate e entrance. and bath; children accepted.
3RM. os M1psaPPh APARTMENrs, Fl consisting o, one
May / Can be seen with Mrs, Poland at
fs94 fs1t SSSfe SoRrG Gaplt2 carrToL e ST., No e.
rooms. kitchen and bath; S475O. See
NEAR NEAR a4oo 1eth-2 rooms, small kitchen
bath: needs renovation; $3.50. Phone
sonysoss RooMs Sy Gs pys bath and bus o dsGf s
tlOD, 4lS r st. Adults
stass sna hes ehSn s. ~sss
3, ROOMS. kitchen and bath, utilities in
s5pasT SS5 adsI1S rs2o r. ave ne
Rent, $500. Employed people only. Re
stricted. No children or pets. BOX CSC,
bath; bath; back porch; Trinidad bus line at
No. slst ST. NE rooms, kitchen.
ssemipyt. bath; gas. elec. and heat furn.:
TWo RMS, kitch:. dinette. bath. $50,
land land St; St, s.e. Open sun, ii to g. and
USFuRN.. APT. and $50 Der mo. to mar
ried lady. living with employed sd husband, US
ns In ss sufs feF saa
RRooM ofEAs apr Box pvt al9G bs saT
Frisidaire: adults; $40. WA. os76; pvt.
entrance.
Pss ssa ss7 sss fRs asm. ssssn ks,y
EEs A. aw ApT RE- Available aSs MAY
!; ,conv to Boiling Field, Naval Research
SSIs Adults oaiy $ie RaIeIsh St & s.. FIR ossa.
apEN q T9DAY rooms t III bsb sea4 !, S,.
furnished; $3.50. Thos d. Walsh. Inc.
43l2 HALEY TERRACE sE.-s57.bo
Use AS bus from Pa. and 10th NV.
key Sstp next door, rms kitchen; dinstte
locker and isnitor furnished.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 27o0.
7o5 H ST. NV, ROOMS, KITCHEN
ette' bath; SAP: nearly decorated;
1l5 N. Y. AVE, NV.
aoe 17ss MM st! II NV WWuTcHERsaaES. "a. s4s7.
2 rooms, Kitchen, semipvt. bath, all
utils, including. phone, in apt: conv
trans; adults only. GE. 27s2 or Ia. 21e7
REAR sos KENNEDY ST NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath: heat, gas
ano az seaiv esee I9rnsned' rent $4,000 mo- Key
. MARsAALiL ~. j wApLE CO.. D1. ss4e.
APT 4. 1915 CRoFFUT. PL. Sc. .(FoR
government employees or defense workers.;
rooms. kitchen dinette bath. porch; S54.
1oi2 oh92wARD Hf7 Ave E SW SsGRwARrT IL. 1Ss;i sSio.
s5s ;ts: 6GM1disEDEooM ;ncdad R "a. APT ALL L. gTIL
oeated at tn feas s7th st. nss se 0ue Just
of Pa. ave: ready for occupancy April Is.
o. -CoLoN1AL SI INVESTMENT CO.;
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

A REFINED LADY desires a private room
in private home. Call Woodley 6164
between IL am. and pm.
ROOM for young lady Private or semi
private bath Board. Brightwood or 10th
st. location preferred. Box 345-C, Star.
GOVT LADY desires room, board. laundry
in nice, quiet home in Hllcrest s.e. Box
IT'D, Star.
QUIET, REFINED LADY, co. would like
room and board, private family. Box
FOREIGN GOVT OFFICIAL wants room
and meals in refined home, NV. section.
Office phone EX 0393. 1Ss
LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS desired for
an active aged lady in private home with
cheerful environment ht Will REQUIRE linn
compensation for satisfactory place. Box
63-D. Star II.
GENTLEMAN wants single room, not too
far out, with breakfast and dinner Address
F. w. D., 1914 Rhode Island ave. NV. 49,
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MOVING. PACKING e. STORAGE.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
APARTMENTS UhEuRN,sHEp.

2 LARGE LIGHT ROOMS, unfurn, private
PAIN t,s gas .n elnectric; heat. Ais Hamilton
asa ls fsafsFHl5e BARkER sT nq ST. off Ala Dama ave
New apt, bedroom living room, kitchen,
dinette nn se and bath heat, electric, gas;
bath: near bus employed adults, gentle
home; o1 yI open Sunday after 10 am
Of Of ~ bath }b heat; gas and light turp, s55
so1 s,sIn d3p RIOS ~ s5S i st. ne; r.. 5000;
bath partly furnished: no objection to
tANAColsTIA-Part tIsa Of old homestead md
large StTs;e grounds Frieidaire; $50 month. plus
afr rHn WtRp pm s9ndsy sn4 {. or all day Monday
ception hall kitchen and bath; S3s; couple,
no no children. Linkins Co. Dupont Circle
I5:e STAPLE ST; Nj large front
SvIh WihL nfsS fxcHASGr c1HaaApsG2rtatiqn, 10 sn tor
Two or more r, k, b. apt Box 396-c,
sa. ss Dt'A?@R f1 Eiensn Sw n9esra mR9Tsa
1870 ANAcosTiSIAt t't RD. FessHnac1S s9'MThreero
ana bath apartment, modern, S43,5o. Call
2 ROOMS, kitchen. private bath. large
screened porch; unfurn. or partly furn
sio GREESwooDD' :FiSES' 3, AVE, Takoma Park
Snt MO rnor roGms path porch py
Emploved adults only. Gentle apt house
TAKOMA PARK-3-room apt.: very at
| tractive location, one block from bus, $50
mo Apt ;, s401 Greenwood ave Omen
inspection Sunday.
room dinette, kitchen and batRi a1Ri laree arse
screened SCI back porch, refrigerator Sal so
ROOMS, kitchen, private bath, inclosed
i AND 3 ROOM APIS. tt5 for rent in 'Tsf Takoms
1887 KEY BLVD, Arlington, Va.-New
modern apt building; 2 rms. kit bath
utilities; quiet employed couple; restricted
See manager, Apt. l.
2nd-FL. APT, living room, bedroom, mod
ern kitchen, bath and shower; refined
quiet couple only. no children S45 Con.
yenient transportation. WA S3Ss
2Ole PERRY ST. NE rooms, kitchen
bath gas heat, c.h.w. util,. refgr.; for {
empl Christians. couple or settled ladies
rs at corner. MI. 1865.
GEORGIA AVE, across Walter Reed, avail
April l6n-3 rooms. kitchen and bath
gentle PVT. home. Box 4s-C Star.
1926 18th ST: NE rooms kit, bath;
elect, gas, fuel S35. L. v. Thacker. 1901
1850 1th ST ST. Nw-close- in 4 or room
TWO BEDROOMS, kitchen and bath. SIC
z ST. ne. IL 1419.
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HOUSES uhEuRhlsHrp tcont.l

1901 BENNING RID. NE.-6 ROOMS.
bath, electricity, stove; $40
36oe Benning. rd. n.e.--5 rooms, bath,
h.-w.h.: $50
NEWSOM, 1I1o H NE Ii. 2o71.
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ApTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

BASEMENT FURN. APT, ground level.
private entrances, bedroom kitchen and
private bath. refgr.,, S45. GIL ore:
dinette. bath. large closets. $3.50;
couple; 1Oc bus. CHI. 1890.
ARLINGTON-Lovely 2-rm.. kit, bath.
unfurn. apt, 1st floor screened porch:
adults. S45; also 1-room apt, furn. 1927
N Utah st
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APrs. WANrfp tcenf.l J.

REFINED couple wants unturn: apt, 8 or
pr.i s2oTs uss.s II su. IA sesss,5s ssss home NV
ADULTS. or small 2-bedroom house. TIE.
REsfoNsIBLE middle-as.d sentil. couple
apartment or house, anffurnished. ne, i. sec-
es essa sandss 6nen aSs sfs
2-REDROOM APT. or small House, NV.
issfn ssfsh S' ssH fas xs sN wF nas' rsss. s
ity. Call Decatur 5000, Ext. 357. $50
WEARY BONES and 500 of naval oficer
"a NA.n; 2o4ns ( a. Ex. a,4,ns 4Is .,,.. Is.
apartment. furnished; northwest. sentiIe
sur, oundinss; s75 maximum. Box 3s,D.
sERvICEMAN AND WIFE desire furnish
ed apartment near walter Reed. rooms.
bath and kitchen. refriserator $50 to
1Psh4MENT f TN ssro one or.sr room nm kitchen refsr
bath: for quiet. cultured woman Goyt.
smpl; nv downtown pref go co oa3s;
3-BEDROOM APT,
Area Of 14th and Fairmont sts.. in ex-
f0F Phons We Woodes Ss " 0'n
Brightwood or Silver Spring.
Unfurnished 2-bedroOm apt; adults, no
pets. Call SH. 1908.
Chilean Aviation Officer,
SINGLE, WISHES TO RENT A BROOM.
TELEPHONE in NV SECTION. PREF
ERABLY NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. ADAMS
1872. 16s
COLORED-Governmen employed couple
want 3-room apartment or small house.
References. DU. 4574. after 4;3O pm.
COLORED - Apartment wanted. | or 2
rooms. kitchen, bath; colored couple with
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CONGRESS- HEIGHTS,
HOUSES uNEuRNjSHED.

CHEVY CHASE, 5467 Nevada ave.--s-rm.
corner house, completely redscorated, 500.
CHEERFUL FARMHoUsE, for car owner,
on 200-acre estate, 25 minutes to down
town Washington: 9 rms, cleo, bath; large
veg. garden, chicken house and stable
space; near sroc and school: part-time car
63I PARK RID. N.W-6 rooms. bath, hot
water heat reconditioned .g rent sos per
1870. DEXTER TERRACE s.E.-S52 80 per
month; brand-new brick, rooms. built-in
tub and shower. electric refrigerator: l
block from Nichols ave. and Talbert Sc.
BRooksibI 8Rsp ssnhsy MANoR sG West Hyattsville
Groom detached brick, 3 bedrooms, tile
bath with SHOWER; ,dnn auto p gas neat sGreenrd
1913.
ROOMS, modern. convenient location;
$50 per month. Warfield 3l1O.
422 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Six rooms and
bath, INV h; available lst of May. Phone
Wisconsin S047. ~
SMALL 3-room and bath house, Bailey's
Cross Rds., Va, l mile south on Seminary
r6
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APARTMENTS UNFuRhisnEp.


COLORED-AFARTMEN
. ROOMS, KITCHEN. PORCH. $50.
BUSES aSs eh bE 81 LUXE sE KfsHEs fnayEsE5 s6ons ne
HAVE CROSS VENTILATION; GAS, MEC-
TRICITY. HEAT. EFRIGERATION: FUR
NIsHED; SEMIPRIYATE BATH; GOOD
JOHN r. P1NKETT. INC,
1902 N ]. AVE, NV. DU, S7S7.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD (cons. }

NICE ROOM. adj; bath for ,yoqns lady;
GLOVER PARK-Room and beard with
Private wadIn, family msge furnishings; on bus
ndoSvELY Y0IaeS ROOM, me new home; two girls or
ISas inSsl ssS i;,, eaeh = SE 16S3 Furnished
young men and young ladies; excellent
SfaRq SfW m WssHSGTo% SeMR5SSn Live at Club
Eisloy, near Dupont Circle; ladies, or gen
teaR5g en triple noafS dS9Se SeS home
ls boesLT fIs ROOM AR Twin ssS 6eds, girls or men,
also rooms rooms to share: delicious, well bal bal
1855 s$S cdnn mfsi ave 81 So ass sss and trolley
sS SsGp eEIss's 5.aIiS sf5 f'' oR 5fS'o 1888 SRS
ANACosTM-can accommodate one en-
ployed girl in modern private home where
sSs rs ssep ssnsa 0fS oh st room ss
excellent kosher meals: Jewish girl; con-
Snsnt R tt trs5nspora9n s5spe ote1T IA A4
e Pen:ss1P @ = and Var F!dss &. ST. e5ss ss
leees: reasonable. AID. 1850
1889 GIRARD ST: Nw.-Delicious, we'll
share double and triple; is SIS to !" s4a,5o
I'LL, Ills I'm ST. N.w-vacancies; $40 per
s1ia r ST. wv, near a Dupont Circle
fe f9sple bome rooms No porch as excellent meals gen.
1852 PERRY PL. (off 14th)- Single, dou-
bic; 2nd floor front; convenient Including
MT. PLEAsANT-Young lady. vacancy dou-
BILE room, twin beds; home atmosphere;
excellent meals; $40 per month. Ho. 3s2s.
GIRL TO SHARE small Jewish home with
others; new sc: legation, convenient to war
afss'ifS afeo Eth Is sr N:w-youne lady, shar.
With sa5o a55other large s room corner o home;
n ssas sac to neas eaS ane reas sarS 20 mn
MARTHA WASHINGTON
SEMINARY, MI sEs &c se4o 18th 9Th ST; co; o2a4;
paving guests: large double rooms only.
ATLANTIS CLUB,
1408 MASS. AVE. NV.
Delicious Food that's FOOD
r,vvz,, A. 4 Clqeby Atmosphers
EGYPTIAN MANSION
HOUSE,
2401 18th ST NV
Triple room beautiful, spacious, large
plete:, must be seen to appreciate; excel
lent food.
MARTHA WASHINGTON
SEMINARY, 364o 18th ST. CO. 0294
For duration, boarding dept. open to
paving guests; large double rooms only.
THERE is NO SHORTAGE
OF ROOMS IN WASHINGTON.
Our members have available desirable
accommoda tons for you. Closed SUNDAY.
DINING AND ROOMING HOUSE DIVISION
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT ASSN,
2003 Eve st. NV.
New Members Invited.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE.
Popular guesthouse. specializing in good
food and service. 1712 N. H. ave. NV.
BOLIVIAN CLUB,
1888 18th n.w-Business women, out
standing accomm, modern baths. unusual
meals.
CALVERT HOUSE,
14o1 18th st. NV.
Large double, also SINGLE convenient
residence for business people. Switchboard
services. selective menus. reasonable rates.
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ApTs. FOR SALE.

SO-OPekAtIVe APtS. eOk SAke.
CONNECTICUT AVE, near Nebraska ave.
Go;;operative, rear. lst floor apartment M Of
rooms and bath INSPECTION confined
financially & Louis eP F. Shoemaker 17ls
c4yAsAgaH ! sAs i9sh S, e0yRTs' S.W!
in eSs% sns
''."'' s', ~ - sa a. sMTTH9P c., .oo,
Purchase an Apartment
Sell! il while you can an get sood price and
BUY cooperative apartment in
TILDEN GARDENS.
2 Bedrooms; With With sunreom Living Room,
Price Of Eauities,, 5000 Up.
No Children Under 16 Yrs.
ApSl1 ISNEnEAHa KasipEsf SffgRAssx MHAAsdER,
5000 Tilden st. NV
RENTERS BUY
BUT NEVER OWN!
INsFR1AIE ss nv YorE PoSsEfNs19N. xysI N,WN
ton hall and bath. Full price, s3,5o0
Apt. 4OI-2 bedrms., Ev. rm. kit, re-
ception hall, bath; 3 exposures. Full price
900; $500 in cash. Total monthly pay.
ments, S61 .46. Can be seen today
Other apis. Of /, 2, 3 bedrooms in the
following locations appointments must
The Porter, 5000 Conn. ave. NV.
The Lambert, 1871 Lanier pl. NV.
The Northumberland, N. H. ave, v st. NV.
The Cavanaugh Courts, 1925 18th st. NV.
301S and 3022 Porter st. NV.
1895 N ST. NV.
Prices range from $4,000 to S12,75O.
II ahese sc are FULL FEiCES; ss The tuii price E
MORTGAGE INDEBTEDNESS EQUITY
is the difference between the PRICE and
CASH Requirements AND TERMS
ON INQUIRY.
NEW LISTINGS EACH WEEK.
EDMUND j. FLYNN,
Authority On Cooperative Plan.
woodward Bldg. RE. 121S or RE. 1749.
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RENTERS BUY
BUT NEVER OWN!
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

MOVING. PACKING g STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates,
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's
Moving g. Storage Co, Taylor 2937. 17s
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NEW APTS.
LIVINGSTON MANOR.

NEW APTS.
LIVINGSTON MANOR,
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
1900 Livingston rd. SCI bedroom
liVlng room, dinette, kitchen ane bath
$54.
All Utilities Included in Rent
Take Livingston bus at 10th and Pa
ave. n W. direct to LIVINGSTON Manor or cali
mgr, Mrs, Richardson, Ii 0397 for
information.
CHAs. C. KooNEs a. CO,
PIP Southern Bldg DI s157
QUEENS MANOR GARDENS,
both and Queens Chapel rd., Mt. Rainier,
Nd. - New apartment development; now
ready for occupancy Living room bed
room, ming room and kitchen. $50 so
To reach: Take 34th and Mt Rainier or
RiVerdaie bus to 3lst and Upshur sts.,
walk : blocks north 20 property.
QUEENS MANOR CORP,
3Oth and Queens Chapel Rd Union 622s
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Six rooms, bath garage, oil heat. COM
pletely furn. Rent. Sl40 mo. Lease l
wear. Call WI. 5652.
2O16 NORTH COPITOL ST.
6 rms. b.. h.-w.h. (oiD. elec., garage,
in excellent condition; S125.
A. L. GRINDLEY. 936 N. Y. AVE.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
rooms. 3 bedrooms. bath; about ! year
old close to transportation, arfeds, Belle
vue, etc; S125 per no.: inspection by ap-
pontment Call DI. 5000 Monday.
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WANTED

For rent, dwelling houses and aptS fur
nished or unfurnished We have long lst
Of rental applications. Call rent dept.
ME. 1143.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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CORNER, 5917 18th ST.-DETACHED.
Vacant, large brick home; IL large
rooms, 3 baths. first floor lavatory, cleo.
refgr., Gear garage oil INV. heat. Fine
for entertaining. | to ; yr. lease In
spect by appointment. PAUL MAGOFF1N.
MA. 9251 Sunday or night. DU 1877.
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APTs. FuRk. AND UNFURh.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

e-ROOMS. kitchenette and bath, in
nome. Lyon Village. Call CHI. O42s.
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deer farmers, rather than rein deer hunters. They are woods men and hunters of the old school. Their children do not attend In dian schools. They live in camps the year round They seldom en- ter village to trade. Some men
 are selected to trade for the whole tribe. To demonstrate how infrequen'ly some of them do ap- pear, we still have a few of the so-called wild men from that country to make their registra- tion for the armed forces. They
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
Communications

The following S a letter to Ger- ry Harney, written by L.. Com mander Otto Irrgang, USNR. now on the USS Ormsby Dear Gerry:
 Been thinking lot about the old job and stuff al Nome lately 1 can remember a lot of pleasant times up in hat cold, hard coun- try, in spite 0. some unpleasant circumstances. Anyway, in com parison to my present existence, it seems very pleasant and very, very remo.e-Which it c'ually is to me.
 It's ten months since I've seen Marget, and no chance now 10 get home. I am 'eutenant command CT of our ship-that means third officer. Also I am the beach master. We hit the beach with the amphibious tanks and dig in with the men. Gopher Irrgang, they call mel.
 Yours truly,
 OTTO.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
CLEANUP NOTICE!

June lst 10 June 18th, has been designated by the Health Com mittee of the Common Council of Nome as CLEANUP WEEK.
 Property owners are hereby re- quested to clean up their prem ises. during this period and place debris at some convenient place near he sidewalk, where it can be picked up later by truck or wagon. If this is done your debris will be hauled away free of charge.
 NOME COMMON COUNCIL,
 By CARRIE M MCLEAN,
 City Clerk.
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Gen. Buckner Warns Americans On War Effort

HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN DEPARTMENTAL. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr., Alaskan De- partment commander, in a Me moriar Day tribute to Americas s war dead, warned that "unless we devote our full energies to every phase of the war effort, the heroes who lay down their lives will be survived by men unfit to replace them"
 To-day, as we honor the mem ory, of those who have died in defense of the principles that we cherish, we must face the stern reality that many others now fighting on far-flung battlefields will never return alive" General Buckner said.
 "The length of the war, the welfare of those at the front. and the number that will survive are directly affected by the conduct of those who are not being sho. at.
 If those at home are engrossed in thoughts of personal gain, political preferment, or luxurious incidence, the war will last long CT and many more will march to their death.
 Unless we devote our full energies. to every phase of the war effort, the heroes who lay down their lives will be survived by men unfit to replace them. J
 Among the ceremonies marking Memorial Day in Alaska was a service at Little Falls Cemetery on Attu, where the Americans killed during the battle of Attu a year ago, are buried.
 Graves in the cemetery were decorated with 1000 artificial flowers, prepared by Mrs. John Hubley and her daughter, Mrs. Kia Lund, of Kodiak. Mrs. Hub ley, has two sons stationed on the Aleutians, Thomas in the navy, and Archie in the army.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
FIRE DEPARTMENT
 ANSWERS RIOT CALL

At $50 a. m. this morning, the fire department answered a phone call from the Silver-Fred $ Cafe, to stop a fight between Fred McCalloway and Diane Price, who was working in the cafe.
 Miss Price is in he hospital be- cause of bruises and injuries sus- tained in the altercation, and will probably appear in city court this afternoon.
 McCalloway was fined in city court today, and then, upon re- lease, was picked up on federal charge of disturbing the peace.
 The charge reads: "Tumultuous conduct in public place"
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
Native Hunters
 Return l03 Wolf
 Pelts To Sungnak

T. was announced 10 the press recently that 103 wolf pelts had been returned to the village of Sun qnak by Nat ve hunters this spring. These wolves were killed in he caribou county between tho Arc'ic rim and Kobuk river. The following letter. addressed 10 'he general reindeer supervisor. Herbert C. Mcclellan, Arctic Unit manager, gives further re- port on these Native wolf hunt CTS:
 Hunters stated they are able to clear abou' S1,00000 each year from sales and bounties from wolf activities in and around the divide between the Noatak River head and hte Col vile River head.
 These Arctic men, as they are called around the Sungnak country, are large, powerful ap- bearing men and women. Their equipment for hunting and trav- el has the same appearance. Sleds are Is to 20 feet long, drawn by Is to 9 big wolf-breed dogs. Sig Wien reports that his airlines has hauled them many hundreds of pounds of needed ammunition and other supplies, landing them at Chandler Lake, during the last few years.
 These Arctic Men are a real asset to use in our reindeer ac- tivities. Because they do not wish to be other than travellers and hunters, they aid us in pre- dator control, but do not hinder us in our program of teaching our village Eskimos to become rein
 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
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CLASSIFIED ADS

LOST-An ecru curtain. On the
 streets of Nome. Reward. Call . The Nugget.
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SOMMERS EMPLOYEES WED WEDNESDAY EVE

The marriage of Rosemary liar rington and Chas. Goddard, was solemnized at the parsonage of the Federated Church Wednes- day evening by Rev. Vernon Booker, pastor of the church
 The bride is the neice of Mrs Erwin E. Bellows and Mrs. Char lotte Patterson.
 Both are employees of the Sommers Construction Co.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
WELL-KNOWN ATTORNEY RETURNS TO NOME

Ira D. Orton, well-known attor- ney at Jaw, and member of the law firm of Lyons & Orton, of Seattle, Washington, was recent arrival in Nome. MT. Orton said the PAA plane had to stay over at Moses Point one night on ac- count of weather. MT. Orton will maintain his office in the Ne vada Building, room l.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
Says Government
 Ready For Change

NEW YORK, June 9.-(AP)- The National Broadcasting Com pany said today that "the Berlin radio was apparently getting ready for the fall of the Vichy government, which is meeting to- day.
 NEG recorded the Berlin broad cast as, "The Peoples National Governmen. is ready to take over if the French government doesn't do it's duty"
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were eligible for the first regis tration.
 T hope these Arctic hunters continue to carry on as they have for many years.
 My report book for certifica- tions for bounty shows three highs for kills:
 "Chr.s Palangua, g wolves.
 Billy Murry, 20 wolves.
 Homer Mekiana, Is wolves.
 Average kill for all hunters is 9.4 wolves for l. hun CTS"
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE!

Written applications will be received at the office of the City Clerk for the following positions at the Nome Fire Station:
 Chief of Police and Fire De- partment, s3OO.0O per month. Driver, $250.00 per month. Utility man, $250.00 ger month. COMMON COUNCIL OF NOME.
 By CARRIE M. McLAIN,
 City Clerk. May 24-26-29-31; June 2-5-7-9.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
VISITS IN NOME FROM GOLOVIN

Miss Ruth Newbold, who for the past two years has taught school in Golovin, is visiting in Nome for few days. Miss New, bold is enroute to her new post al Metlakatla, a few miles south of Ketchikan, Alaska. Before com ing to Golovin, Miss Newbold taught for five years in Kodiak.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
SELL THEIR HOME IN SEATTLE

MT. and Mrs. Bjorne Olsen, for merly of Nome, have recently sold their home in Seattle. Mrs. Olsen and the boys are visiting her mother in Colorado, while MT. Olsen resumes his former oc- equation as seaman.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
PIONEER WOMEN TO MEET TONIGHT

The Pioneer Women of Alaska, Auxiliary No. 1, will meet at the home of Mrs. T. Lehman, Sr., to- night, for their regular monthly meeting, with Mrs Binks Seiffert, president, presiding.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
MRS. McIVER AND
 BABY DOING NICELY

A telegram from Mrs. Wallace McIver in Juneau, states that she and baby Ramona Gail, are both doing nicely.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
WIPE OFFICIAL
 VISITS IN NOME

Norman C. Stines, War Pro- duction Board chairman for Alas ka, is in Nome for a few days, Investigating into the require ments of the Division, for building and repair materials, and for building and housing projects.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-09
IT. OST IS NOW INSTRUCTOR

It. Lincoln E. Ost is now an instructor at Camp Edwards, Mass. He graduated from the Nome High School in 1889.