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Evening star., 1961-08-24
Young Divers Stricken,
Recoyerin Wind Tunnel

ment, Young Hatcher, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Hatch
er, was hustled TO a hospital
for a checkup. His friend, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton B.
Calfee, was taken home.
The boys were put into a
wind tunnel, normally used by
Mcdonnell Aircraft Corp. to
test aircraft and missiles, at
8 o'clock last night. They
walked out at GIT am.
The two youths got the bends
while exploring underwater
caves in a deep, clear spring
near Ellington. Mo, about 125
miles southwest of here.
They were in about 180 feet
of water when they had to sur
face quickly because of NAL
function Of equipment, the Mis-
souri, highway patrol said.
The patrol escorted an am
Evening star., 1961-08-24

as it sped far into space on a
mission designed to study
methods of launching future
unnamed, and manned vehicles
to the moon and beyond.
But as telemetry data was
analyzed, scientists reported
the No. Ranger experiment.
an attitude Stabilization sys-
TEN which seeks the Sun-was
performing perfectly under un-
expected conditions.
First Flight Test
The attitude sterilization
system, being flight-tested for
the first time, may be the key
to guiding future space We
hicleS.
The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration re-
ported other electronic systems
in Ranger were working but
that value Of the information
being received was question:
able because Ranger was not
on a deep-space trajectory.
There was no indication
whether results of yesterdays
test would delay the launching
of a second Ranger on a similar
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Lottery Charges
Hold Two Here

District police have arrested
two persons in an alleged 5000
a-day numbers operation.
Capt. Scott E. Meyer said
Calvin C. Kidd, 80, of the 1900
block of Charming street NE.
was arrested Tuesday in a
basement in the 1900 block of
Massachusetts, avenue Sc. on
a search warrant. Police said a
quantity of numbers slips was
seized.
Later, Mrs. Constance H.
Braxton, 33, of the 900 block
of Massachusetts, avenue NE.
was arrested on the street in
the 300 block of A street NE.
and more slips were seized, ac-
cording to Capt. Meyer.
Both were charged with
operating a lottery, police said.
They were released in $1,000
bond each pending a hearing
before United States Commits
Sioner Sam Wertleb on Sep
tember IA.
Evening star., 1961-08-24

bulance containing the youths
to Mcdonnell, where techni-
clans had prepared the wind
tunnel. 1t was pressed into
service because the nearest
regulation chamber is in Mil
Waukee.
In the tunnel, afr pressure
was raised to the peak under
which the boys were believed
to have been when they shot
to the surface. 1t was lowered
slowly to allow the nitrogen
bubbles in the boys blood to
dissipate.
The bubbles usually lodge in
joints of the arms and legs,
swelling blood vessels. The
pain Is terrific.
If the bubbles hit the brain
or heart, sudden death results.
Evening star., 1961-08-24

frustrated sun sensing device.
The Agena-second stage on
an AtlaS-Agena booster rocket
was blasted into a so-called
parking orbit" yesterday. 1t
coaSted through space until it
reached a desired position from
which to launce Ranger into a
projected orbit reaching half a
million miles into space.
But instead of firing for 1la
minutes as planned, the Agena
ignited only briefly. This was
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Furniture
Fourth Floor, Washington OnI

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
SASS Somsonite IS" Squure Folding
TobIes; vinyI padded tops; black or bronze
frames; assorted color tops; as IS TAT
Io-l9.S5 Kins-size 52x4S" Folding Som
sonite TabIes; assorted color VinY podded
tops black or bronze frames -----l2.s7
lo-24.s5 LINED Oak PIostie Top Occasional
TobIes; end lamp, and step styles ----l4.97
4-24.s5 Round Cigarette TobIes; | fruit
wood, grey, oronee, ! green finish; beige
marble tops, Ouncon Phyfe style bases, 1877
I-Se.s5 High Back EorIy American Wing
Style Lounge Choir; foam box cushion; roll
arms, green print cover, mopIe finished wood
exposed bose 49, -----. 59.e9
I-22s.s5 Rowe 80" EarIy American Wing
Style Soto; foam rubber cushions, sem-ot-
toched pillow book; charcoal brown ploid
cover - ---,.--L--Ise.oo Ise. 90
l-ll4.s5 Rowe EoFIy American Wing Style
Choir; foam rubber cushion, semi-ottdthed
pillow back, gold tweed cover-------ss.oo
Evening star., 1961-08-24

ST. LOUIS, Aug. "a (AP)
Two teen-age Skindivers who
got the bends in a deep Mis-
souri, spring yesterday emerged
this morning from a make
shift decomposition chamber
in good condition.
Two doctors who stayed in
the chamber with Thomas
Hatcher, 18, and Creighton
Calfee, 10, both Of suburban
Ladue, said both boys were "in
very good condition"
Ntieher youth would COM
Evening star., 1961-08-24

just enough to separate Ranger
from Agena, but not enough to
increase its speed from 17,400
miles an hour to the necessary
23,800.
So the two vehicles, travelling
close together, spun into near
earth orbits ranging from los
to 312 miles above the earth.
Officials at first believed the
test was a failure because
Ranger was not relaying data
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Foundations

Second Floor, Washington Only
l2-lo.9S TO 1875 Fomous Make Combine
tons. White, pink Broken sizes 3.99
lo-l2.5o Discontinued Style Lody MoFIene
TorsOlettes, nylon lace, toIon front closing
White. Sizes SO 3 and c cup, AZ cup, s.se
$50 Discontinued Style Long Line and
Short Strapless Bros. White, black. Broken
sizes ------A-- ---- 100
6-5.S5 TO 1855 Discontinued Style GirdIes
Small sizes
5o-k2.oo TO 3.oS Discontinued Style Bon
de6, broken sizes
Evening star., 1961-08-24
SOC SiIverpIoted Ice Teo Spoon
Furniture

Lower Level, Arlington OnIy
lass MorbIe-Top Cigarette TobIes;
grey finish, cherry finish; somples- 1897
l-ls.s5 Cigarette TobIes; mohoeony and
leather top; sompIe-
lass Storage Hossock; oVoI shape, pos-
tic cover in persimmon; sample
l-s.e5 Square Hossoek; turquoise with
wrought iron frame; sompIe .---.-. 5.97
l-9.99 Folding Aluminium Cot; pIoid Soron
cover; oS is ---------- ----o.SI
4-7.ss Umbrella Terroee Shells; somples,
4.99
l-4.s5 chiId's Wood and convos Cot; SOM
lass 80" Redwood and Aluminium Fold
ing TobIe; somple ---------- --1l.97
l-5s.95 Lawn Umbrella; block g white
ponels; os is 1887
1-9.s9 Circle Choir; black wrought iron
frame; yellow convos cover; sample ---5.97
1880 Aluminium Folding Rocker; tur-
quose Soron webbing and pIostie tubing in
terwoVen scot and block; somple -----l2.97.
l-S.99 Core Rotton Peel End TobIe; wrought
I-l2.s5 White Mosh MetoI POtio Bridge
TobIe; block; sompe -~-.--9.97
l-l2.s5 Mesh MetoI Putio Bridge TobIe;
black; somple - ----9.97
ASS Potio Folding choirs; white mesh
metal; sompIes ---- .--------4.s7
1855 Potio Folding choirs; black mesh
metal; samples
Evening star., 1961-08-24

mission scheduled for October.
If that flight proves out the
system in outer space, a third
Ranger will be launched early
next year, its goal to land an
instrument package on the
moon.
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Adds Vitumin A

MINNEAPOLIS. - Although
processing tends to rob many
foods of vitaminS and miner
ais, studies show that picking
adds vitamin A.
Evening star., 1961-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bow
man, of 262 N. Bryan
street, Arlington, cele-
brated their 5Oth wedding
anniversary yesterday.
Mr.. Bowman is a retired
bus driver. The couple
has three children and six
grandchildren.-Harris &
Ewing.
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Girls WeO1.

Second Floor, Both Stores
Girls 4.2s TO s.ss Summer Dresses. Checks,
Solids prints Sleeveless and short sleeve STYLE
Broken sizes to IA. --2 for 500
Pre-Teens' 500 to 500 Skirt or Skirt Sets.
Slim or full styles. Solids, checks, prints. $50
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Ranger in Short Orbit
Is Some Use to Science

CAPE CANAVERAI Fla Aug "a (AP) )-Scientists counted
some dividends from the Ranger satellite today although it
didn't probe as deep into space intended
The spacecraf followed closely by the Agena space plat
form from which launched with less force than
pected IS Mhppng around the globe 81 minutes with
Evening star., 1961-08-24

HOSie1'u
Street Floor. Both Stores

ITTesuIors Of Seamless NyIons. Plain or micro
mesh. Reinforced toe and heel. Smart fall
coors. Sizes 8 v to lly.------5 59e
Full Fashioned Dress Sheers. SNORT coors
Sizes 8h to ll.----------2p prs. 100
$50 prs White Cotton Bobby Socks. Sizes
9 to l0R.-- ---2 prs. LOO
200 prs. LOO Knee High NyIons. Full fosh-
ioned Sizes 82 to ll.--2f for 90
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Boys WeH1.
Second Floor Washington
Street Floor. Arlinqton

2.99 BrOodeIoth Poiomos. Famous make boys
poiomos in washable cotton broodcIoth. Slip
over ond coot style in group. Y 40
CoIorfu potterns. Sizes 8 to Is. HOTO
(beIow-Woshineto Store OnIy)
lis Winter jackets. Sold lost year for 1895
to 1899. Group consists Of one and two of
kind in q wide variety Of styles and fobrics
Suburbons, porko styles and bombers in
cluded. Sizes s to l8 in the O MM
1873 to 5.99 WeorobIes. A broken ossort-
ment Of swim trunks, cotton sIocks, vests,
husky jeans, knit shirts, broodcoth shirts,
fIonneI shirts, wosh shorts, po- 00&
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Mems Short Sleeve Shirts
Sport, Knit, and Dress Styles

A. reoI buy TO wind up the summer season!
This collection Of shirts ore from our own
stock, marked down to Clear Broken sizes
in the group. Buy them in oil three styles
for your Iote summer needs!
Mems Funishings-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Mems BroadcIo+h Paiamus

Full count cotton brOodcoth poiomos, Son.
forzed for permanent 1T Coot or rn.ddy styles
with boxer type worstbonds. Srnor PRINT figures.
Sizes A-B-C-D IN the eroup.
Evening star., 1961-08-24
I 1.QQ
Mems Underwear

Included ore Soniorized CO broo6cloth shorts
combed cotton brevs o0d ofruc snIrts. Broken
reduced TO cleor
Mems Furnisnrnss-Strset Floor. Both Store.
Evening star., 1961-08-24
SpOrfS0GeU1'

Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
500 to 7.99 cuIotte Skirts, sizes 10 to IA
and 36 TO 38
Misses 500 to 1879 Summer Skirts,
3.58 to 7.lS
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Mems 22.95 Sport coaF.

Wosh and weor seersucker cotton cords with not
urol shoulders, center vent and 3-button fronts
Ton and blue; broken sizes in the group. Only IA
left, so come eorIy.
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Infants Wear

second Floor, Both stores
Little Girls I.ss and $50 Cotton Shorts.
Pastel random cords. Broken sizes 3 to 6.
l.59, z for 800
Infonts' l.2e 2-Pe. Cotton PIisse SIeepers.
Snap waist. PosteI nursery prints Sizes 3
and 4 only 99e
Below Washington Only
Little Girls ZOO Slips, size only --ese
IS Little Girls sse Sleeveless Shirts. size a,
soc
9 Little Girls Cotton Dresses. Sizes |, 5, 6,
1876
IS Little Girls s.ss to 5.9s Dresses. Sizes 4
Little Girls 7.e9 Summer Dresses, sizes 4
IA Little Girls Fomous Make 3.ss Bothins
Suits. Sizes to 6 6----------------2.es
fodder Girls s.ss 2-Pe. Cotton Dresses.
Little Girls e.es Orion AeyIe Toppers.
Red only. Sizes 4 and ------6. -6.88
s ToddIer Boys Polished Cotton Suspender
SIoeks. Half elastic woist. Size z only. Regu-
IorIy 49 99e
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Lingerie

Lingerie
Street Floor, Both Stores
z.Ss to 400 DHp-Dy Cotton SIeepweor.
Gowns, button fronts. Solids and prints
Broken assortment ------l SO, z for 800
Doeron PoIyesteE, Cotton and NyIon Shodow
Panel Slips. White. Broken sizes,
2.59, z for 500
NyIon Trieot Slips. White and coIors. 81 to
40 in the group -------2.5s, z for 500
TOiIored Aeetote, NyIon and Cotton Briefs.
Broken assortment for 90
2.99 Cotton Terry
Beech Robe
Two pocket style with belt White Sizes 10
to 6. Splendid buy!
Street Floor. Both Stores
2.99 Lined Cotton Knit
Swim Play Suits
1.99
Tank top, shoulder stroP and bare shoulder
one strop styles White, turquoise, black,
orange and shockine Small 10 TO II, med
ium "a.
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1961-08-24
2.o9 Cotton Terry
Beech Robe
JeaOeIrU

Street Floor, Both Stores
Stone Set Pins and Eorrinss. Rhnestones,
emerald, sapphire, ruby, topoz, amethyst and
aurora coIored stones. - 90 ca. plus tax
broceIets, eorrines and pins. Many one Of a
kind. 99e plus tox
Evening star., 1961-08-24
SiIUer

Street Floor, Both Stores
5-l6.5o 5o-Pe. Sets StoinIess Steel TabIe-
ware
l2-3.oo 5-Pe. Junior Sets by International,
l.69
4o-2.oo SiIverpIoted Pie Servers with stoin-
less steel blodes -------------------
$500 and $50 Sterling Silver Knives
and Forks, in nternotionoI's Serenity" pot
tern 400 eo. plus tox
SOC SiIverpIoted Ice Teo Spoons
Beautiful mission Rose" pot
tern by international. Buy now ca. 2Qe
and save.
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1961-08-24
CoIored and
Fancy Sheets

Clearance of coIored and floral and
fancy border cotton muslin and percoIe
sheets. Choose from Cannon, Poetic
and Dan River, Limited amount of
stripes and some bottom fitted for foam
rubber mattresses, and also top fitted
for regular innersprine. Not oil coIors
and sizes in each group. -
Domesties-St. FL, Washington Only
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Mems $3.50 Wash m We

Assorted coIors and potterns Of one-o -two-of-
o-kind, Need little or no ironing. Broken sizes
in the group; only 10 left
Arizona tribune., 1961-09-15
FANNIN AND
GOLDWATER SPEAK
AT CHICAGO MEET

CHICAGO - Gov. Paul Fan
min told group Of leading Chi
cago industrialists today that the
reasons for rapid growth in the
West ''are readily traceable to
the basic American spirit . /.
the desire to pioneer the
ambition to change, to improve,
to do something new."
Speaking in sharp contrast to
the pessimism reflected in re-
cent national legislation. the Ari-
zona Governor said: ''Much of
the western area may be under
developed, but very little of it
Is depressed"
Arizona tribune., 1961-09-15
RACE BATTLE
STIRS CITY

NEGAUNEE, Mich. A rae
ial flareup involving white Cit
izens and Negroes from nearby
K. l. Sawyer Air Force Base
kept this upper Michigan mining
town on edge for three hours.
Negaunee police called in re-
inforcements when an estimated
100 Negro airmen massed on
downtown streets around mid
night following a fight between
six Negroes and a group of white
men.
Six state troopers and four
Marquette County sheriff's dep
uties aided Negaunee police and
firemen in preventing further
violence. Two Negro airmen and
one white man were jailed on
disorderly conduct charges.
Yep. night clubs help life
reach q saturation point.
Arizona tribune., 1961-09-15

The luncheon meeting of $50
business executives in the Chi
cago area was arranged by Ro-
land D. Feltman. Coz Chairman of
the Governors Committee for
Industrial Arizona and former
President of the Feltman-Curme
Shoe Company in Chicago.
Appearing on the same pro-
gram was Arizona's Senator Bar
ry Goldwater, leading spokesman
of American conservatism and
the states most outstanding ma
tional figure.
They challenged American
businessmen to look forward to
national industrial growth instead
of the repressive stagnation of
an economy too closely regiment
ed by government.
Arizona tribune., 1961-09-15
JAMAICANS JAILED
FOR TRYING TO EAT

ALMA, GA. Two British sub
jects, natives of Jamaica were
arrested last week after they
tried to eat at two white res
taurants.
Bertie Griffin and Huel Camp
bell, residents of Kingston and
students at the University of
Wisconsin under a student ex-
change program we're reportedly
causing disturbance outside of
eating places where they had been
refused service.
Arizona tribune., 1961-09-15
WILLIS SISTERS
TO APPEAR HERE

The Willis Sisters Gospel Cho-
rus will appear Sept. lo at the
Center Street Baptist Church in
Mesa.
They will sing at the South
Phoenix Baptist Church. 1000 E.
Broadway, Sept. 10th, 7:3O pm.
No admission will be charged.
The Willis Sisters are house.
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Sylvest-
er Keeton, 4520S. 1o Street. Mrs.
Keeton is their sister.
Arizona tribune., 1961-09-15

MIR. Allen Dckerson Church Living Cod PCT
discusses moving day programs with Elder j. Hudson PASTOR
The church will hold special program Sunday, Sept. II
location 45 E. Maricopa The public
musical mart featuring music of all kinds under the direction
of Mrs. Sherman Ballard.
Elder Hudson announced services Sunday IL $3.50
He urges all members frienda worship
Arizona tribune., 1961-09-15
coMING-GoING

Mrs. Ethel Myles of Berkeley,
California visited Mrs. Tommie
Jewell, 1920 S. Tenth Avenue,
for a week.
Arizona tribune., 1961-09-15

Yep. night clubs help : life
reach q saturation point.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08

Letter-size and legal file folder
 available al The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
Henry-K Vows Are SOlemnized at White Mountain

Vows were solemnized Satur- day evening, Jan. 28 at the White Mountain Covenant Church unit ing in marriage Miss Rose Bernice Henry and Frederick Peter Row chee.
 MT. Julius Watson, pastor of the Covenant Church performed the ceremony.
 The bride is the daughter of David Henry, Sr., of White Moun- tain and the groom is the son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph KoWchee, Sr., also of White Mountain.
 The bride came in with her father who gave her away. She wore ballerina length dress of blue and cape sleeves and a full length skirt of satin with an over drape of net lace. She carried a colonial bouquet or deep pink roses with streamers.
 The attendants were Lorraine Jackson wearing a deep rose lowered sleeveless gown also bal lerina length, carrying a bouquet of blue flowers. Sigfried Aukon- gak, Jr., of Golovin was best man.
 The church was beautifully decorated with an arch decorated with flowers and evergreens and beautifully lighted with candles. Miss Betty Jean Klein of Golovin was candle lighter.
 Presiding at the reception which followed at the Covenant Chil- dren's Home were Mike KoWchee and Virginia Henry. The beauti- full wedding cake made by Miss Lois KoWchee was cut and served by the bride and groom.
 Kowchee is a graduate of Mt. Edgecumbe High School and re- gently completed two years in the U. s. Army spending most of that time in Germany.
 The newlyweds are making their home at White Mountain.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
ELLEN SArTO WILL ATTEND THE "SMARTY PARTY"
 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON

Eugene One hundred and eighty-seven freshmen coeds with the highest grades in their class, have been honored by invitation to the "Smarty Party" of Mor- tar Board, senior women's na- tional honorary.
 The "Smarty Party, an annual affair, honors all freshman wom- en who have earned a grade point average of 80 or higher during their first term in the university.
 Smarty Party-goers from Nome include: Ellen Saito, majoring in medical technology, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Saito of FAA who were transferred to Anchorage since school started.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
Little League

Little League Tournament ac- ton got off to a fast start be- fore a full house Monday night in the Nome gym. The North Stars took measure of the North ern Commercials. 17-13. Lonnie O'Connor had six points for the winners. David Pullock and Mike Thompson shared the Commercials honors with five each
 In the second game, the Nome Druggists edged out the Boring Sea Enterprises, 20-18, with Al fred Akek sinking two free throws as time ran out IL was the first win of the season for the Druggists. Roy Tobuk Jr. of the Enterprises led both teams in the scoring column with nine points, followed by Harrison Ootenna with six points. For the Druggists, Harvey Miller and AL fred Ayek had six points each and Bellarmine Alvanna had five.
 Tonight action will pit North Star against Bronson Deliveries at seven o'clock, and the Nome Druggists against the Nome Mug gets at seven forty-five. Tomor- row night the Northern Commer- cials will play the Boring Sea Enterprises in the first contest, at seven and the winners of to- nights games will play for the Little League Championship at seven forty-five. The champion ship team will be awarded a trophy following the last game tomorrow.
 No admission will be charged and all parents and friends are invited to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
IN MAGISTRATES COURT

Robert Esenituk was fined S25 and given a 30 day suspended sentence on a city drunk charge. John Kokuluk was fined $35 on the same charge. On state charge Alfred Moses was fined $50 and given 30 day sentence. Julia Stanley who asked for a trial was found guilty of being drunk and disorderly and sen fenced to 90 days in jail.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
JFK Said In His News Conference Today

WASHINGTON, R - Salient statements by President Kennedy at his news conference today:
 It is premature" to say whe- ther a missile gap exists between the Soviet Union and the United States, but he hopes this country is completely secure" in it's space age defense.
 He will use the moral author ity or position of influence of the presidency" in school desegrega- ton situations.
 Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson will help the administra- tion study US. policy toward NATO. The United States will continue as full and energetic partner in NATO.
 Before any move is made to cut taxes to spur the economy, the government should "take a new look" at economic trends in April.
 The Welfare Department is set ting up a special center to deal with children's health problems such as mental retardation and congenital malformations.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
COP State Central Committee To Meet In Juneau Feb. 25

JUNEAU R - The Southeast District Republican Central Com mittee will meet here Feb. 24, prior to a meeting of the Repub- lican State Central Committee on Saturday, Feb. 25, Robert Drux- man, a member of the committee, said today.
 State Central Committee chair man Robert Groseclose said the committee members would meet with Republican members of the state legislature.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
N o T I c E.

Notice 10 all men of Headquar- ters and Headquarters Detach- ment and men of Company "A. Nome Detachment:
 There will be no drill on We'd nesdaY night. Assemble at the ArmorY al 8 o'clock Thursday morning in cold weather uniforms. Korean boots or combat boots and cartridge belts.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
PETE BRANDT PIONEER
 SEA CAPTAIN PASSES AWAY

Pete Brandt, well known pio- neer sea captain who sailed and traded along the Alaskan and Si- berian Coast for many years, passed away recently at his home at Elsinore, Calif., where he re- sided near several other former Nome friends. He was found by Gus Mask and Gus Johnson in his home.
 He was member of the early Coast Guard Station here.
 Brandt was a member of Anvil Lodge F and AM and also of the Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. 1.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
COURT OF HONOR FRIDAY

Boy Scout Troop 666 will hold a Court of Honor at the Scout Hall on Friday, Feb. 10, starting at 7:30 pm.
 Parents of the Scouts and all interested persons are invited to attend and participate with the Scouts in their ceremonies.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
BOY SCOUT SUNDAY

Sunday is Boy Scout Sunday in all churches of Northern Alas ka and every Boy Scout, includ- ing Cubs are exepected to at tend in uniform and is expected to take his parents with him. In some of the churches the scouts will participate in the service.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08

MT and Mrs. Gary Burlison are the parents of a son born this morning at the hospital. Burli- son operates the Morgan and Son garage.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
SPELLING BEE WILL BE
 HELD AGAIN THIS YEAR

Conrad Potter, Superintendent of the Nome School announced that the school would participate again this year in the popular State Spelling Bee which will be held in Anchorage on April 27 and 28.
 The plans for the local contest are being formulated and the classrooms involved are prepar- ing for the event.
 Last year the Nome School par ticipated for the first time with Marcia Conklin being the local spelling champ.
 -4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
PARCEL POST BRIDAL SHOWER SET FOR FRIDAY

Friday evening Parcel Post bridal shower is planned at the home of Esther Mccoy for Maxine Book, former nurse at the MIMI Hospital, who left during the holi- day season and had expected to return, but married instead. Friends are bringing gifts and sufficient postage for mailing. Mrs. Robert Reed is co-hostess for the party.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08
MIMI HOSPITAL

Discharged: Pauline Nunuruk, Gunnar Gustafson, Arnold See tux, Herman Toolie, and Gilbert Taxac.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-08

Robert Rankin of the Ruther- ford and Associates Engineering firm of Anchorage arrived here and has started the engineering study of the Nome Power and Light Go.