DuBarry Cosmetic Party
Given At Harwood Home
The DuBarry cosmetic party at
the residence of Mrs. Boyd Har
wood was well attended last eve
ning and everyone enjoyed the
gracious Kay O’Shields and her
interesting lecture on beauty aids.
Mrs. John Osborne was the re
cipient of DuBarry’s R.S.V.P. Bath
Cologne, Christie Waldheim a
lovely vanity case, and Adeline
Ullrich, the model, R.S.V.P. Hand
Lotion. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mil
dred Harwood, Ellen Lyle and
May Muller.*
Kay O’Shields enjoyed meeting
again those who consulted with
her last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Hardy and
two children returned from Kot
zebue after spending two weeks
vacation at Point Hope with Mrs.
Hardy’s parents.
Russ Hardy is with the Alaska
Airlines mechanical staff.
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
I Emerson Bassett To Help
| Start Pakistan Airline
George Emerson Bassett, a for
i mer Alaskan and a veteran offi
cial of Pan American World Air
ways, has been assigned to Pan
Am’s “technical assistance mis
sion” for Pakistan International
Airlines.
Bassett will work with Captain
Henry C. Kristofferson, a veteran
Pan Am pilot who has been
named manager of the program to
help Pakistan develop its own air
transport system. The program is
guided directly by the U.S. For
eign Operations Administration.
Bassett has been associated for
many years With the development
of PAA’s operations to and within
Alaska.
In recent years he has been re
gional operations superintendent,
based in Seattle. He will be oper
ations manager for the assistance
mission to Pakistan.
Kotzebue Churchman To
Held Services Here Thursday
Rev. L. Reines, Episcopalian
minister from Kotzebue, is visit
ing in town and will hold special
services for members of his
church Thursday evening at 8
o’clock at the Lutheran Church on
B Street.
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Glenn Emmons, Director
Of Indian Affairs To Be
In Nome On The Fourth
The president of the Chamber
of Commerce, Dr. Fred Langsam,
was presented with a beautifully
made gavel by Walter Sipprell for
the Alaska Steamship Co. The
gavel was made from wood taken
from the S.S. Victoria, their ship
which brought passengers to and
from Nome for over 40 years and
which played an important part
in the development and history of
this area.
The material in the gavel came
from the superstructure, which
was removed when the ship was
stripped down and sold recently.
A lively discussion was held
concerning the leasing of the sce
nic Kougarok Railroad from the
territory for tourist purposes. It
was finally decided that the Curly
Q operators should deal directly
with the territory to make the
matter more business-like and re
lieve the Chamber of any respon
sibility.
The program for the entertain
ment of Glenn Emmons of the De
partment of Indian Affairs, who
is scheduled to arrive on July 3rd,
was presented. Emmons and his
party plan to spend the Fourth of
July here and then take side trips
to St. Lawrence Island and other
villages which have ANS schools.
Stan Morgan is in charge of ar
rangements for his stay here.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Bill Watkins was sentenced by
Commissioner Herb Jenks to 30
days in the Federal jail and fined
$100 for being drunk and dis
orderly in a private home.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Ralph Kopak,
Sgt. Chas. Peck, Mrs. Oliver
Baker, Mrs. Emma Prevo, R. J.
Wingfield.
To Anchorage: Mischa McCaf
ferty, Noel Hodges, Joe Billelo,
Cliff Jensen, Agnes Ruiz.
To Moses Point: Mrs. Bassler,
Mrs. Medford and infant.
POST OFFICE WILL NOW
ACCEPT YEAR'S RENTAL
ON POST OFFICE BOXES
Postmistress, M. Bohrer has an
nounced that, for the first time,
it is now possible to pay a year’s
rental on post office boxes at
one time. Heretofore the Post
Office would accept only one
quarter of a year rental at one
time. The yearly rental will be
for the fiscal year starting on
July 1.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
GETS SAFETY AWARD
FAIRBANKS — For the second
consecutive year, Wien Alaska
Airlines of Fairbanks has been
awarded the National Safety
Council award for passenger
safety.
The airline has flown 9,195,000
passenger miles without a fatal
ity, it, was announced.
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Judge Hodge To States
Judge Walter Hodge leaves this
week for San Francisco to attend
a meeting of U.S. district judges
held every year at this time.
Enroute he will confer with Al
askan judges of the other divi
sions whom he has assisted this #
I past year, and expects to be gone
I about two weeks.
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MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: A1 Eningowuk, Pat
rick Kelliher.
Discharged: Lucy Ann Fager
strom, Mary Paneok, Elma Wat
kins, Laura Sockpick.
NOME SPECIALTY SALES
HIT RECORD CONTEST
—WINNERS—
June 11—Ella' Oquilluk.
June 18—Peter Omedelena
The special prize for June 25
has now reached $10.
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ONE
STOP
SHOP
SUPERMARKET
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FRESH MEATS AND FISH
HOUSEWARES AND HARDWARE
DRY GOODS
MEN’S AND LADIES’ FURNISHINGS
Your Friendly Community Store
NC SUPERMARKET
Department of Northern Commercial Company
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Square Knot
Now In Port
Due: Unalakleel June 24
St. Michael June 25
Lost River June 28
Teller June 30
WANT ADS
Look for REAL SILK HOSIERY
MILLS about mid June in Nome
and surrounding areas. Nancy
Lee Baker, Box 1992, Fairbanks.
FOR SALE—Store or office build
ing 20’x40’; newly furnished,
automatic heat. Cash or terms.
Inq. Main 115 after 6 p.m. 75
FOR SALE—1954 Ford panel.
House located near old school.
See Floyd Wheeler. 75p
LOST—Ring of keys. Call the
Nugget. Reward. 74
g SHOWING AT THE g
1 THEATER
n SHOW TIMES EVERY DAY: I
f 7:15 and 9:15 P.M.
Plus Early Show Sunday: 5:15 p.m. ^
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
'"Jamaica Run”
WITH
Ray Milland
Wendell Cory
Arlene Dahl
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
A New "Rocky Lane" Western
"’Rough Riders
Of Durango”
WITH
ROCKY LANE
and his Black Stallion
— Plus Serial —
Polaris Coffee Shop
Monday thru Sunday
6:30 A.M. to 10 P.M.
Everything from Duck Soup
to Swedish Meatballs
If its not on the Menu
ask
RUTH or JUNE
| New Cooks New Hours
Now Available:
*
• FRESH SINEW
• TANNED SEAL SKINS
• WOLF RUFFS
• CARIBOU LEG SETS
• RABBIT SKINS
• ALPACA PARKA LINING