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j Nome Eskimo Dancers
To Perform at Anchorage
The Nome Eskimo Dancers de
parted Tuesday for Anchorage to
take part in the Fur Rendezvous.
Several of the familiar faces of
this group are missing this year
as they are hospitalized with
tuberculosis in sanitariums in the
territory and the States.
In the party yesterday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mogg, Gloria
Jeanne Mogg, Clara Sirloak, Mary
Pushruk, Leo Koonook, John Ko
kuluk, Tony Pushruk, Carl Kut
uk, John Kiminok, Walter Kim
inok, Vincent Ahkolik, and Wm.
Kaputak.
The Nome dancers will give
two shows daily, Wednesday thru
Saturday.
4th GRADE SEES HOW
NEWSPAPER IS MADE
The Fourth Grade of Nome
School, conducted by their teach
er, Miss Barbara Carlsson, visited
The Nome Nugget this afternoon
as this issue was being put to bed.
They saw the Linotype in oper
ation and watched as the big press
printed the newspaper.
In the class are these pupils:
Sally Ailak, Devon Alexander,
Nellie Amadelooktuk, Steffin An
dersen, Alice Arnold, Grace Au
kon, Johnny Bahnke, Clifford
Bell, Nancy Bernhardt, Larry
Brown, Walter Brown, Gladys
Cannon, Gloria Carlson, Linda
Doyle, Richard Foster, Pepper
Gray, and
Ronna Gregory, Jeannie Heath,
Harriet Henry, Lee Herman, Paul
ine Herman, Rachel Ibionna, Si
mon Jack, Bobby Lee, Theresa
Kunnuk, Timothy Kunnuck, Her
bert Kokuluk, Myron Luke, Mar
tha Muktoyuk, Bertha Perry, and
Karen Swim.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with snow and blowing
snow tonight accompanied by
gusty easterly winds 15-25 mph.
Warmer tonight and tomorrow.
Low temperature expected to
night 10, high tomorrow 22. '
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: precip. 2.2 in.,
month total 7.4 in. Highest tem
perature 15, lowest 8. Max. wind
27 mph from the east. Sunrise at
7:35 a.m., sunset at 4:57 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 10, lowest -5. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 35
in 1940, lowest -33 in 1915.
Letter-Size File Folders For
Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
i Alaskan Arts and Crafts
Show In Juneau April 16
The 12th annual Alaskan Arts
I and Crafts show wil> be held in
Juneau on April 6.
Out-of-town painters are limit
ed to three paintings and their
work must be framed.
Photographs submitted this
j year must be not less than 8x10
inches in size.
A sample of the entry form
I and rules governing the show are
| available at the Nugget.
Last Day To Enter Pool Tourney
Tonight is the deadline for
entries in the Bering Sea Pool
Tournament at the Polar Bar. Im
mediately after the entries are
closed, drawings for partners will
be made and the play will
start.
Entries must be accompanied
by a starting fee and cash prizes
will be awarded the first three
winners.
; Miss Eunice Bergland has ar
rived from Fairbanks to take over
the work of Daisy Keene as itin
erant nurse for the ANS in this
area. Miss Bergland is familiar
with the north, having lived in
| Fairbanks for some time.
She was accompanied by Edna
I Crawford, head of this work in
| northern Alaska for the Public
i Health Service.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Moses Point: W. B. Avery.
From McGrath: Rex Kirken
dall, Warren L. Tiffany, Royce
Ward.
From Anchorage: Fran Willey,
Ken Kilmer, Edith Bullock, D.
j Swanson, Capt. McKinney, Ken
j Aschenbrook, Archie Broyles, R.
I D. Larson, Mary and Robt. L.
Baldwin, Herb Doddridge.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Emilia Touvilla.
Discharged: Richard Orr, Linda
Pushruk, John Ozenna, John
Koweluk.
Subscribe lo the Nome Nuaaet
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Edith Bullock Gives Her
Views on Problems Likely
To Face Next Legislature
Edith Bullock, territorial legis
lator who returned yesterday
from Juneau where she attended
a special meeting of the Territor
ial Legislative Council in connec
tion with the troubles centering
around the Employment Security
Commission Board, spoke briefly
at the Chamber meeting Tuesday
and met informally with Republi
cans and other interested citizens
last evening at the City Hall.
Mrs. Bullock, who is candidate
for territorial senator, discussed
some of the problems which she
foresees will confront the next
legislature. These included the
Employment Security Commis
sion, Apportionment, and Taxes.
She also discussed steps to be
taken to insure the hiring of local
labor by contractors of building,
projects in the Second Division.
PAN AMERICAN
Leaving yesterday for Seattle
were: G.R. Jackson, Carl Glavino
vich, Mrs. B. G. Baker. To Fair
banks: Miss Arnet, Margery Mor
ris. Airman Huss, R. W. Pasch.
Arriving: Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Jenks, Frank Woods, Donald Mc
Donald, and four servicemen —
Brown, Glasborn, Goodwin, and
Martens.
Mrs. B. G. Baker was caljed to
the States due to the illness of her
daughter and left yesterday with
Pan American.
LENTEN SPECIALS
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS
WHICH WE HAVE FLOWN IN FOR YOUR
L E N I E N M E N U S
F R E S II FROZEN
• Kotzelnie Sliee Fish
• Chicken Halihul
• Prawns
• Shrimp
• Crab
• ()ysters
• Black Cod
if-Canned -^
j SALMON
TUNA
SARDINES
CRAB
j SHRIMP
j FISH BALLS
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!-also
All Kinds of Cheeses
For Your Selection
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Frying and Roasting Chickens
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Your Friendly Community Store
NC SUPERMARKET
Department of Northern Commercial Company
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
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Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
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I AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
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WA NT ADS
FOR SALE—42-pc. dinner set,
Japanese China, brand new.
Rosalind pattern, $50. Call
Main 11.
FOR SALE—1950 4-door Chev.
sedan. Perfect cond. and low
mileage. Bargain for cash. Also
2 lots in Nome 50x100 and 24
xlOO. Inquire Polar Bar. 22
- AIRMOTIVE -
FEBRUARY
PROPELLER SALE
New Sensenich or McCauley Met
al Propellers reduced 25% from
Stateside prices. Buy now and
save! Advise type and make or
aircraft and engine model when
ordering. Immediate delivery
from stock.
REEVE ALASKA AIRMOTIVE
Merrill Field, Anchorage, Alaska
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I SHOWING AT THE 8
theater!
Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 «
Doors Open 6:45 p.m. n
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
WBIKBf
Nome Laundry
& Cleaners
CALL MAIN 29
FOR PICKUP
Joe Amarok, Proprietor
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FILET OF SOLE .. 85 c
FILET OF COD 65 c
FILET OF PERCH . 69 c
FILET OF HADDOCK . 79 c
SALT COD . 95 c
HALIBUT CHEEKS . 1.10
FRESH SHRIMP in the shell . 98 c
SCALLOPS . 1.10
FRESH OYSTERS in the can . 89 c
HALIBUT STEAKS . 85 c
TROUT . 55 c
SHEE FISH . 45c
WHITE FISH . 45c
Sharp Oregon Cheddar Cheese 69c
American Cheese, Sliced 75c
Here’s one you can gnash your teeth on —
Airborne Fresh Armour - Star
Choice, Grain - Fed
T-BONE STEAK 1.25 1b.
cut the way you likem !
U.S. MERC is the place to Buy