ALASKA AIRLINES
To Gambell: L. Bartlett, Dr.
Rabeau, Dr. and Mrs. Lathrop,
Pvt. Strobel, Pvt. Sands, Pfc.
Steams, Pfc. Hobgood, Ray Ken
nedy, Lee Keozata, L. C. Smith.
Gambell to Anchorage: Douglas
Borg, Lt. Ritchey, Lt. Zamastil,
Sgt. Luce, John Kendra, Daryl
Roth, Peter Corwin, Lon Shaw,
Arthur Buss, Herbert Dermonn,
Jack Prentice, Pfc. Pilkington.
To N.E. Cape: Frank Kerr, Don
McCormick, Walter Short, Jack
Corbett, L. N. Morley, G. T. Pap
pas, T.A. Burns, J.I. Farrell, K.P.
Taylor, W. Fletcher, J.E. Kemp,
Richard McGaughlin.
From Anchorage: Ed Coffey,
Dan Willif, Chas. Gault, Glen W.
Payne, Dan Oxereok, Lora Mar
ten and infant, Richard Marten.
To Anchorage: Miss Jolley, Pfc.
'L. Martin, Clennan Weaks, Pfc.
.L. Briggs, Martin Northley, Ben
Wallace, Janice Reeve, Paul Cun
ningham.
From Unalakleet: Bernadette
Trantham.
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WEATHER FORECAST j
Increasing cloudiness and|
warmer tonight and Saturday.
Easterly winds increasing to 15
to 25 mph tonight. Lowest temper
ature expected tonight -10, high
tomorrow 10.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
-4, lowest 22. Max. wind 15 mph
from the ENE. Sunrise at 4:57
a.m., sunset at 7:12 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
highest 13, lowest -17. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 41
in 1940, lowest -24 in 1943.
AT ROTARY LUNCHEON , . .
At Rotary luncheon Thursday,
guests were: Mrs. Janice M. Reeve
of Anchorage, Jack Reed, Chas.
Esch, Robert Oliver, and Albert O.
Tastad, the pastor at the Teller
Mission.
A film was shown of game fish
ing in South America, ranging
from Rainbow trout in the moun
tains to 400-pound tarpon in the
Pacific off the coast of Chile.
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SATURDAY
P E CI A L S
Vs TO V2 OFF
Men’s Jackets • Sport and Flannel Shirts
Slacks • Belts • Suspenders
F 0 0 T W E A R
Men’s, Women s and Children s Overshoes
Rubbers • Women s, Children’s Plastic Overshoes
Shoes as low as $1.00 a pair
HARDWARE ... KITCHENWARE
AND GIFTWARE
Vs TO V2 OFF
Paint • Tin Snips • Lights
RADIOS $10 OFF
Wooden Figurines • Coasters
Hot Shot Batteries
First Of The Month Clearance
COME AND SEE THE BARGAINS
NC COMPANY^
Alaska! Pioneer Merchant! I
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
SCHEDULED
FREIGHTER SAILINGS
EVERY TUESDAY
FOR SEWARD AND VALDEZ
EVERY FRIDAY
FOR SEWARD
THE JOHNSONS ARE HERE!
GREAT JOHNSONS FO.» £>6
America's most beautiful' outboard motors—in
a complete range of sizes—3 to 30 hp—all styled
in Johnson’s new Holiday Bronze and Spray
White! New features, new thrills! And traditional
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All hp ratings are OBC certified brake
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payments -Your Johnson Dealer
available Call jn an(j inSpect These Beautiful New Models
OR WRITE BOX 559 FOR NEW COMPLETE CATALOG
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—4-room house and
garage, $2500. Call Main 169.
WANTED—Full-time dishwasher.
Apply North Star Bakery.
FOUND—Men’s dark rim glasses.
CaLl at Nugget, pay for this ad.
INFORMATION sought on Vivian
Sachs who was married to Arno
Leibsher in Nome in 1909. Kate
Hendrickson and Leopold Zajoc
being the witnesses. Her father
also resided in Nome at that
time. At the time of the public
auction of the townsite of An
chorage, the Leibshers bought
several lots. Later Mrs. Leib
sher left for Outside. Any in
formation as to any of these
people will be helpful and great
ly appreciated by L. D. Rood,
administrator, estate Arno Leib
sher, deceased, or contact Chas.
D. Jones, Box 82, Nome. 42
I SHOWING AT THE jl
THEATER J
Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 ft
Doors Open 6:45 p.m. a
NEW ADMISSION PRICES
ADULTS $1.00 CHILDREN 50^ !
FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
;
On The New Wide Screen
Long, Long Trailer
Lucille Ball
and Desi Arnaz
Due to the length of "Long, Long
Trailer" the Serial will
not be shown.
Pioneers Play Final
Game In 1956 Whist
Series Saturday Night
The popular Pioneers of Alaska
winter card series draws to a
close Saturday evening when the
final games are played for the
trophy prizes.
Several people have score very
close together which makes the
Series particularly exciting this
year. Prizes are also given for
j each evening’s entertainment.
In addition to the games it is
planned to show a travel film
while the final scores are being
tabulated.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted Maybelle Lenert and
Florence Anagick.
Discharged: Helen Adams, and
Stan Bond.
NOTICE
TO ALL DOG OWNERS
Dog licenses for 1956 are now
due and payable at the office of
the City Clerk. License year runs
from April 1, 1956 to April 1. 1957.
All dogs without current licenses
will be picked up and impounded.
The impounding fee is $2.50 in ,
addition to license fee.
Fee for female dog . $3.00
Fee for male dog . 2.00
Your cooperation is solicited.
Carl Webb
Chief of Police
CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES
First Friday Mass— 7 and 9 p.m. j
Devotions at 7:30 p.m.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
The undersigned wishes to
thank all those who voted for
him for Councilman in the recent !
Municipal Election.
Wilbur Arnold
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my apprecia
tion to all who voted for me in
the Municipal Election Monday.
—Fred Cavota
SCHOOL TO PRESENT
THREE-ACT COMEDY
I NO MORE HOMEWORK’
Nome High School will present
j a three-act comedy, “No More
j Homework,” Thursday, April 19.
with a cast of 17.
Almost every high school stu
dent has dreamed—at one time or
another—of being principal for a
day. “Nome More Homework” is
the successfully tested account,
based on a newspaper story of
what happens when force of cir
cumstances propels three students
into the roles of principal, vice
principal, and school secretary in
a typical high school.
Save the date, April 19, for an
enjoyable evening’s entertain
ment.
MARY E. JOLLEY ATTENDS
WELFARE CONFERENCE
Mary Elizabeth Jolley of the
Dept, of Public Welfare, left for
Juneau- today where she will at
tend the annual staff conference
April 9 through 18. All the social
workers of the Welfare Dept in
Alaska are expected to attend.
Meeting concurrently with the
staff conference, April 16-18, will
be the yearly meeting of the
Board of- Public Welfare. Mrs.
Omic McCarthy, board member
from the Second Division, will be
leaving for Juneau next week to
attend this joint meeting.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Edward Kinguk was sentenced
to 60 days for being drunk and
disorderly. Thirty days of the
sentence were suspended.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
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