KING ISLAND FLIGHT
Martin Olson of Munz Airways
made the first flight to King Is
land Friday, bringing back Phil
lip Tatayumma.
More trips are contemplated
when weather is favorable.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Judge Walter
Hodge, Mrs. Elizabeth Hodge,
Robert F. Baldwin, Phillip Cook,
Douglas Swalm, Kenneth Lunds
ford, Dale F. Love, and Kenneth
Spence.
To Anchorage: Sammy Mogg,
OLaf Piscoya.
To Unalakleet: Mary Ann Tif
fany and infant.
From Cambell: Herbert Apas
singok, Clifford Iknokinock, Glen
Carlson, Jerry Wongitillin, Capt.
R. Larson, Ronald Bauska.
From Northeast Cape: Wesley
Sawchak, Dane Kelly, and Roger
Senkbeil.
WEATHER REPORT
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued cloudy tonight and
tomorrow with snow and blowing
snow. Easterly winds 25 to 35
miles an hour. Low temperature
tonight about 25; slightly higher
Tuesday.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precip. .02 in. Total
for the month .17 in. High tem
perature 22, low 26. Max. wind
32 mph. from the east. Sunrise at
7:49 a.m., sunset at 4:44 p.m.
Temperatures- a year ago today:
high -16, low -31. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 36 in 1941,
low -34 in 1932.
JUDGE & MRS. HODGE
RETURN FROM OUTSIDE
Judge aind Mrs. Walter Hodge
returned yesterday from a trip
to the States, having been gone
about ten days.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR ,
REGULAR MEETING
TONIGHT AT 8:00
NOTICE
Munz Airways has planned trips
for freight to King Island this
week. Freight should be left at the
Munz office as soon as possible.
— Pioneers’ Meeting —
Wednesday, Feb. 20
8 p.m. PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
RUMMAGE SALE
Tuesday, February 19
at the L.W.Y. Community Center
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SHOWING AT THE jj
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Ip Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 u
Doors open at li:45 p.m. H
IT COULD ONLY
HAPPEN IN
HOLLYWOOD
The mountain went to Moham
med at M-G-M when Director
Charles Vidor discovered it was
physically impossible to photo
graph a scene for “Love Me Or
Leave Me” on the studio’s record
ing stage.
The dimensions of the stage:
would not permit Doris Day,!
James Cagney, Cameron Mitchell
and 75 musicians, as well as 54
technicians, a CinemaScope cam
era and boom, within its confines,
to that the sequence, purportedly
taking place in a Hollywood stu
dio music recording stage, could
be filmed as it actually takes
place.
There was only one solution—
The design and layout of the re
cording stage were copied to the
last detail and an interior dupli
cate of the area was reproduced
on a larger stage, 500 yards dis
tant. It could only happen in Hol
lywood!
Tonight
M-G-M’s POWERFUL DRAMA!
60 Trek Through Stormy j
Night for Whist Party
Pioneers and other hardy souls |
ventured out in the storm Satur-'
day evening to attend the second j
game of the whst series. Although
the usual crowd was not in at
tendance about GO persons were
present. Those working toward
the trophy score who could not
get there will be given a min
imum score.
High for the evening were
Martha Craft and Tom Martin;
second, Helen Fagerstrom and
Roy Snyder; third, Lyda Rohn
and Joe Kroninger. Door prize
went to Fred Rohn.
Charles Fagerstrom is
Crowned King of Hearts
At H.S. Valentine Dance
Charles Fagerstrom, high school
senior and son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fagerstrom, was crowned
King of the Valentine Dance giv
en last Friday evening at the
Nome High School auditorium by
the students of the high school.
He chose as his Jueen Elin Wal
He chose as his Queen Elin
Walterson, high school junior,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vigo
Walterson.
Beautiful decorations, a good •
turn-out and peppy music made ’
it a most enjoyable evening for1
the dancers.
Worthy Matron Lillie Lewis an
nounces that initiatory ceremo
nies will be held tonight for mem
bers of the Order of Eastern Star.
Ruth Martin and Victor
Merrifield Wed Sat. Eve.
Ruth Martin and Victor Mer
rifield were married Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Aai'nett astel who were
their attendants.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. R. Amundson who, with
his wife, also sang a sctng entitled
“Each Step I Take.”
Following the ceremony the
wedding party and close friends
enjoyed wedding cake and coffee.
Wedding Shower Given
Helen Castel andi Lena Ander
son were co-hostesses for a wed
ding shower given last Friday
at the Community Center honor
ing Ruth Martin.
Ruth Martin has announced her
engagement to Victor Merrifield.
The date of the wedding has not
been announced.
SECOND FIRE CALL TO A. L.
During the high wind Saturday
night the fire whistle caused con
siderable worry, but fortunately
it was only an overheated stove
at the American Legion Hall and
there was no damage. This is the
second fire call to this building
during the past week.
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TONIGHT
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6:30—Big Star
7:00—Robert Montgomery
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8:GC—Goodyear Hour
9:00—To Be Announced
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6:15—Tele-Carioons
6:30—Super Circus
7:00—Jim Bowie
7:30—Star Tonight
8:00—Krafi Theater
9:00—Danny Thomas
9:30—Wrestling
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