Group of 25 CAP Cadets
Expected To Visit Here
Saturday From Anchorage
A group of cadets of the An
chorage Squadron, Civil Air Pa
trol, will visit Nome this weekend.
About 25 cadets are expected.
They will be entertained by the
cadets and senior members of the
Nome Squadron. A tour of the
Nome area is planned for Satur
day afternoon, and refreshments
wiir be served in the evening at
the Arctic Club.
The group will return to An
chorage Sunday.
BILLY GRAHAM MOVIE
Tonight at 7:30 at the Assembly
of God Church a Billy Graham
movie entitled “Storms of Life”
will be shown. Everyone welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Swanberg Sr.
last evening celebrated their 54th
wedding anniversary with mem
bers of their family.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 1?3
METHODIST CHURCH IS
REDECORATED AND THE
CHOIR GET NEW ROBES
At the Community Methodist
Chufch Sunday morning, May 15,
11 o’clock service there will be
recognition made of the redecor
ated sanctuary and the new choir
robes.
This week, a couple dozen men
of the church have completely re
decorated 'the church interior,
which presents a very attractive
and worshipful appearance.
The new choir robes toward
which many people of the church
and community contributed thru
the Lenten boxes, will be worn
by the choir members.
All people of the community
are invited to the services of the
church this Sunday.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Rebecca Luke,
F. S. Siegwart, Madaline Gray.
From Unalakleet: Mrs. Eric Let
por, Walter Letpor.
To Anchorage: A1 Swalling, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Morgan, Robert
Baldwin, Opal Peterson, Ronald
Ailak.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Jennie Frasier.
Discharged: Wm. Oquilluk, Ora
Reid, Bridget Pollok, Esther Elim,
Eloise Hill and infant, Barbara
Kokulok.
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Freighter Sailing From Seattle
JUNE 1st
Calling: Nome, Lost River, Teller, St. Michael
RECEIVING DATES FOR FREIGHT PIER 42, SEATTLE
May 16 to May 27
For information address ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO. offices
either Fairbanks or Anchorage, or Pier 42, Seattle, Wash.
PAN AM CANCELS TODAY
Pan American Airway’s Friday
flight was cancelled today due to
the condition of the runway at
Nome Field.
Local agent Jim Walsh states
that it was considered unsafe to
land the DC-6B on the field in
its present condition.
Passengers and freight will ar
rive today from Fairbanks via
Wien Airlines.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Simon Tak
toowi, Fred Boher, Myra Sun,
Arthur Nagozruk Sr., Grace Roell,
Eric Kveven.
From Kotzebue: Louie Mizell,
Joe Kozak, Albert Miller.
To Fairbanks: Tony Johansen,
Joe Wallace, R. Lee, Ernest Irish,
Elmo Wright. ,
Simon Taloowi, of Gambell re
turned from Mt. Edgecumbe to
day enroute home after an ab
sence of a year in the sanitarium.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Wringer type Easy
wash machine, like new, not yet
a year old. Also two-burner hot
plate with grill, and drum-type
dark oak end table. Main 43.
FOUND—Pair brown rim glasses
in case. Call at Bering Sea Club.
WILL baby sit any night for
anyone after 7.00 p.m. Call
Pearl Trigg, Black 154.
SHOWING AT THE g
theater!
SHOW TIMES EVERY DAY: W
7:15 and 9:15 P.M. JT
Plus Early Show Sunday: 5:15 p.m.
FRIDAY 8c SATURDAY
LtAYMOND WAtTfft
WALBURN CATLETT
» A MONOOIAM PICTUII
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Spectacular
Sea Action
And Adventure!
YVONNE DE CARLO
JOHN IRELAND
JAMES CRAIG
FORREST TUCKER
LYLE 6EITGER
RICHARD ARLEN
KrtcM by JERRY HOPPER
Scrmayby by FRANK GRUBER
luw M a atary by Gar** lay Young
Pr*d«ce4 by M Mt
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Final Indoor Softball
Game of The Season
To Be Played Monday
Last Wednesday evening local
fans saw two softball games. In
the first scheduled game, the Base
Officers were unable to play so a
forfeit game was declared to the
Air Force team. However, there
was a first game played between
the Bering Sea Club and the Air
Force which ended 21 to 6 in fa
vor of the Bering Sea Club. Sil
verberg and Gray were the bat
tery for the BSC while Willeber
ger and Ruffin performed for the
Air Force. ^
In the second game, the Bering
Sea Club played again and set
back the Nome High School 17-4.
Ruth and Barnetti were the bat
tery for the BSC, while Willoya
and Mogg alternately pitched and
caught for the Nome High team.
Monday night the final games
of indoor softball will be played
in the school gym. Outdoor soft
ball will be played later this
spring and through out the sum
k mer.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR LOUIS TUNGWENUK
IN ANCHORAGE YESTERDAY
Funeral services for Louis
Tungwenuk were held from the
Anchorage Funeral Chapel yes
terday with Rev. Fred McGinnis
and Rev. Robert Havens officiat
ing. Burial will be a Evergreen
Memorial Cemetery at Anchorage.
Tungwenuk was born on Aug.
27, 1886 at Wales and had been
active in work with the Method
ist Church since he and his family
moved to Nome.
NOTICE
TEEN-AGE DANCE TONIGHT
10:30 p.m. to 12 Midnight
Library To Close Friday Evening
The KK Public Library will be
closed Friday evening so that the
librarian may attend the concert
that evening. The library will
open on schedule at 2:30 Satur
day afternoon.
NOTICE
Pioneer Women Auxiliary will
postpone regular meeting Friday,
May 13 so that members may at
tend the concert. Meeting will be
held on Friday, May 20.
Grace Roell, President
‘Hap’ Lancaster Anpmg
Six Alaskans to Get
Special CAP Award
Six members of the Civil Air
Patrol received special awards at
their first all-Alaska conference
at Anchorage recently. Awards
were presented by Col. Jesse A.
“Jack” Carr at the YMCA.
Lt. Warren Day of Anchorage
was given a special award for his
participation in many mercy,
search and rescue missions.
Ribbons for exceptional duty,
based on at least two years’ ser
vice and a high number of hours
devoted to the organization, went
to Maj. Richard Mclntire, Fair
banks; Capt. Edmond C. Jeffery,
Anchorage; Capt. Ralph R. War
ren, Juneau; Capt. Harry White,
Kenai; and 1st Lt. Philip R. Lan
caster, Nome.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Two local bartenders were fined
$50 each for selling liquor to a
minor, a native woman whose age
is reported to be 20 years.
A minor was bound over to the
Grand Jury on a charge of rape.
M. J. Walsh Attends Meeting •
Of University Board of Regents
M. J. Walsh left today for Fair
banks to attend a meeting of the
new Board of Regents of the Uni
versity prior to the baccalaureate
and commencement exercises.
Newly appointed members are
Mrs. Helen Eyinck of Fairbanks
and R. H. Stock of Anchorage.
NOTICE TEEN-AGERS
SQUARE DANCING
MONDAY NIGHT AT USO
7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Due to CAP visitors to Nome
Saturday, Junior Police meeting
original scheduled for Saturday
evening is postponed until the
following Saturday, May 21. The
planned musical and boxing bouts
will be the evening's entertain
ment.
Geo. R. Goshaw, Director
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OES OFFICERS ATTENTION
All officers of Order of East
ern Star are requested to be at
Masonic Temple 1:30 p.m. Sunday
for special practice.
Beverly Morgan, W.M.
PRE-TOURIST
SALE
Several groups of hand-carved ivory
SPECIALLY PRICED
Bracelets—
i
Mastadon, Walrus and Fossil ivory
$400
Earrings_
Hand-carved in variety of interesting designs
I ■ $ 300
/
Necklaces —
Choker style of walrus ivory, fossil tooth
$3°« & SA00
A very limited supply.
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