Mrs. Preuiit Returns With Baby
Mrs. Ray Preuitt, who taught
■school here last year, returned
with Pan American Tuesday
•bringing back a baby daughter
named Marilyn. She was accom
panied by her uncle, Jess W. Neal
of Belflour, Calif.
Mrs. Thomas Brower of Bar
row was a between-planes visit
or in town yesterday. She and
Alice Solomon were enroute back
home from Pt. Hope.
NOME MARKET
Will Be Open Only
2p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Until Boat Arrives
— Closed Sunday —
Rev. and Mrs. A. Bruckner of \
the Covenant Church, who are j
stationed at Unalakleet, are here |
for a couple of weeks, during |
which time Mr. and Mrs. R. Am- j
undson and family will be in j
Unalakleet.
Son Born to Andrew Ningealooks
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ningea- j
look are the parents of a son bom ;
Wednesday at the hospital. An- !
drew and his family come from j
Shishmaref and he is working for
the U.S. Smelting Co.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mamie Tucker, Fred
Davis, Jessie Allen, Mary Ander
sen, Steffen Andersen, Stanley
Andersen, Harriet Lee.
Discharged: M. J. Omiak, Es
ther Aukcngak and child, Belinda
Simon, Diane Lee.
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LET’S REMEMBER
FATHER’S DAY-June 16th
From the Hardware Department
Hi-Fi Record Players—Cameras
Electric Razors—Ronson Lighters
Guns—Fishing Rods
Prom the Drygoods Department
Stradivari Sport Shirts
Days Slacks—Arrow Shirts
Ties—Socks—Sport Coats
Jackets—Wallets—Cuff Links
Tie Clasps
From the Grocery Department
Cigars, many brands
Pipes—Cigarettes—Tobacco
Swift's Ready to Eat
HAMS—Fully Cooked—79c lb.
Whole or Half
LAMB—Legs—Whole—98^ lb.
LETS MAKE HIM
KING FOR A DAY
NC COMPANY
Altnka'a Pioneer Merchant*
-
Tin •ee Become i
June Brides
This Week
Madeline Mogg, whose wed
ding has been announced for Sat
urday afternoon at the Catholic
Church, was honored with a
shower early this week given by
her sister Jeannie and Barbara
Trigg. Many friends attended. The
groom will be Erwin Clark of1
ACS.
£ % *
Anne Peterson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Peterson, was
married to Ralph Zweigle of ACS
last Wednesday by Commissioner
Herb Jenks.
t- * *
Scheduled to be married to
morrow are Shelia H. Evern of j
Texas and Thomas L. Beltz of
Nome.
DuBarry Beauty
Analyst Due Next
Week at Drug Store
The Nome Drug Store has an
nounced another of its popular
annual week of cosmetic consult
ations through the cooperation of
the DuBarry Company.
A specially trained beauty con
sultant will be at the Nome Drug
Store all next week to help any
and all women in the community
with the choice of the right cos
metics for their skin and color
ing.
Appointments are now being
made at the Drug Store, stated
manager Boyd Harwood so that
everyone will have the opportu
nity for special analysis and per
sonalized treatment.
To be sure of taking care of
everyone he advises that appoint
ments be made as soon as pos
sible by phone or by calling in
person at the drug store.
Wien Airlines
To Fairbanks: Ignatius Kowal
ski, Wally Limbocker, Geo. Petek,
Stephen Kahmann, Ralph Toba,
Melvin Papescu, Dale Woodbury,
Edward Sands, Van Dempsey.
From Kotzebue: Rev. A1 Rein
ers, Margery Pauley,. M. Macom
ber, G. Janney, Mrs. G. Janney,
Alice Solomon, Mrs. Thomas
Brower, Sgt. Fred Jones, H. M.
Pentecost, Robert Spears, Van
Godooshian, Henry Hargraves, ,J.
Townsend, Albert Wendt.
From Fairbanks: Chas. Miller,
Harry Varnarn, Paul Ourich, Tom
Pias.
NOTICE
I will no longer be responsible
for any bills or indebtedness cre
ated or contracted by anyone
other than myself.
—Robert W. Steele
Johnnie Sez:— I'll pick your
special orders in Seattle—Just
see Berda or Ruthie at THE
MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Gate leg dining
table with 2 extra leaves, $35.
Call Main 85. 71c
FOR SALE—Colt automatic .22
match target pistol, holster, 3
clips. Call Black 182.
FOR SALE—Dining room suite,
elec, range & dryer, washing
mach., baby carriage, end ta
bles, chest of drawers. Red 123
FOR SALE—Air target pistol. $6.
Call Nugget for details.
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
WOMEN LOVE...
The®® ll
VWBKfi
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starring ~
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nann”N,CB°rianR May Warner EDWARD B. Mil j|5[]|
FOSTER • KEITH • WYNN • ANDERSON _'Wumuuil
_A COLUMBIA PICTURE _ClMEM aSCOPE ! >
Screen Ptej by HARRY KLEINER • Based upon a noval by Donald Hamilton • Produced by LEWIS J. RACHMiH
Directed by RUDOLPH MATE
SATURDAY MATINEE—"Violent Men" will be the show starting at
10 a.m. Children with tickets from the bank are assured of seals.
Tickets will also be available at the box office. Admission for chil
dren up to and including 12 is 25 cents. For 13-year-olds and up to
and including 16-year-olds the admission is 35 cents.
MIDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY
SUNDAY and MONDAY
••• •’viiuvi vi duM,wrnwrtiv.
TONIGHT
6:30—Caesar's Hour
7:30—Lone Ranger
8:00—Western Movie:
"Lawless Clan"
9:00—Navy Log
9:30—Lawrence Welk
SUNDAY
6:30—Crossroads
7:00—Disneyland
8:00—Air Time 57
8:30—Hold Thai Note
9:00—Treasure Hunt
9:30—Feature Movie: Re
turn of Monte Cristo
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