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The Man to See Is . . .
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P.O. Box 123, Nome, Alaska
NOME SANITARY
SERVICE
Phone Main 1
P.O. Box 558
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: Mr. A1 Schnei
der, Mr. John Ells, Loren D. Short,
Robert L. Opsahl, Robert Peter
son, Mr. Gowen, Mr. Twomey,
Mr. Becker, Mr. Gaither, Mr. Wie
derman, Mr. Crutchfield, Mr.
Mooney, Mr. Salisbury, Mr. Brane
field, Mr. Tomlin, Mr. Gossell,
Mr. Petersen, Mr. Whitney, Mr.
Walsh.
To Fairbanks: Duane Oyloe, A1
Mosley, Clarence Herbert, David
Miller, Antero Olivares, Joe Paris,
L. R. Pickel, Vernon Gerlach, Wil
lis Hill, Horace J. Cain.
From Kotzebue: Mr. Greene,
Mr. Howarth, Mr. Howarth, Mr.
Rabeau, Mr. Andresen, Mr. Mc
Adams, Mr. Durand, Mr. Whitney.
To Kotzebue: Father McIntyre.
PTA NOMINATIONS
Corrections to the nominations
for the PTA held last Tuesday:
Frank Morris, president; Albert
Johnson, vice president; Audrey
Bayer, treasurer; Mary Diede,
secretary.
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60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdez
And every Friday for Seward
Easter Parade
Rehearsals Start
Wednesday at 4
•r
Virginia Brown says “First re
hearsal for the style show will be
next Wednesday at four o’clock at
The Theater. Adult models please
bring a book or plastic plate, and
the shoes you will be wearing in
the style show. . . . Norma Man
ning will be there and will give
a few pointers to help the models
acquire the grace and poise neces
sary to make for chic and beauty
in style.” So please come with a
down-to-business attitude and
“let’s get the show on the road,”
stated Mrs. Brown.
IN DISTRICT COURT
Judge Walter Hodge granted, a
change of venue this morning on
the case of the U. S. vs. Pat Bliss
for assault and battery.
The attorneys for Pat Bliss,
Stan McCutcheon and Fred Crane,
requested the change on the
ground that “it appears from care
ful investigation that a prejudice
exists against the defendant —
and that he cannot get a fair trial
here.”
The case has been changed over
to the 4th Division.
The next case on the court cal
endar, scheduled for Wednesday,
is that of U. S. vs. Frank Liles,
who is charged with giving liquor
to a minor.
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Members of the Order of East
ern Star will enjoy a social hour
following the regular business
meeting this evening. Visiting
Stars are urged to attend.
—Lillie Lewis, W.M.
SISTERHOOD OF THE
METHODIST CHURCH
MEETS SATURDAY, 2 P.M..
METHODIST PARSONAGE
Johnny sez:— If you are suc
cessful you owe it to Internal
Revenue, but there's all sizes of
violins at the MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Blond corner & chair
side step-tables. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE—Apt. , piano, $375;
Kenmore mangle, $125. Call
Main 164 after 6 p.m. 41
WANTED—Votes in Tuesday’s
election. —Roscoe J. Wilkie. I’m
running, too! for City Council
man.
WANTED—Small wannigan. Pre
fer it mounted on skids. Call
A1 Schneider, Polaris Hotel
WANTED TO BUY: GOOD ulid
2x2’s, 2x3’s, 2x4’s. Call at
Nugget.
WILL TAKE IN MENDING
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8 SHOWING AT THE 9
8 T H E A T E R 8
n Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:1£. T
Doors open at 6:45 pan. i
TONIGHT
■■■■■■■HanHniHKaiia
DEBORAH VAN
KERRJOHNSON
^ John MILLS
with Stephen Murray • Nora Swinturne
Charles Goldner mi PETER CUSHING
Screenplay by IEN0RE COFFEE
From the novel by GRAHAM GREENE
Produced by DAVID LEWIS
Oirected hr EDWARD DMYTRYK
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WEATHER REPORT
Compliments of
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued fair tonight and
Tuesday, and a little cooler. Low
tonight 10 to 15 degrees below
zero, rising tomorrow to 10 to 15
above.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a. m. today:
Precipitation 0 inch. Month to
tal 0 inch. Temperatures: highest
25, lowest -7. Maximum wind 6
miles an hour, from the south
east. Sunrise at 5:19 a. m., sunset
at 6:54 p. m.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Mr. N. W.
Foster, Mrs. Jane Foster, Jim
Foster, Richard Foster, Iris Fos
ter, Jean Foster, Geo. Kakaruk,
Kay Robert, C. A. Smith, Mary
Ann Pushruk, Louise Avery,
Charles Irwin, Howard Green,
Thos. N. Holland.
To Anchorage: Harry Boyd,
Solomon Booshu.
From Unalakleet: Frank Deg
nan, Nathan Answrok, L. J. Daw.
To Unalakleet: Walter Snak,
Frank Kameroff.
Albin Poison and
Lillie Lewis Won High
Whist Scores Saturday
The fifth game in the six game
series of whist being held at the
Pioneer Igloo unler the auspices
of the Pioneers of Alaska was
played last Saturday evening with
the following winners: Albin Poi
son and Lillis Lewis lead with
Anne Jenks and Luther Dunbar
running second. Low scores went
to Louis Nashewing and Eileen
Schick.
Leading in the tournament are
Irene Gillette with 546, Vallie
Scott with 542, Loretta Waldheim,
535; Audry Bayer, 532; Edith Ar
nold, 532; Norma Scott, 529.
For the men George Waldheipi,
551; Bob Scott, 548; Harry L.
Lewis, 547; Herb Jenks, 543; Bob
■Carpenter, 540, and Morris Kel
liher, 534.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY
MEETS FRIDAY EVENING
WITH HELEN FAGERSTROM
Co-Hostesses are Ann Snyder and
Constance Erickson. Program:—
"We're going on an airplane trip."
TAXES ARE HIGH ENOUGH! j
\\ Vote For And Support )
I Rosco J. Wilkie j
(( For City Councilman \
fKNOM-TV PRESENTS
TONIGHT TUESDAY
6:15—Tele-Carioon 6:15—Tele-Cartoon
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb. 6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—Circus Time 7:30—Wyaii Earp
8:30—Chevy Show 8:00—Kraft Theater
9:30—Danny Thomas 9:00—To Be Announced
10:00—Perry Como Show 10:00—Tunes & Talent
STOVE OIL FURNACE OIL
Per Gallon Per Gal.
OVER 399 GALLONS OVER 399 GALLONS
50-399 gals.—253/4C gaL 50-399 gals.—24‘/4C gal.
25- 49 gals.—263/4C gal. 25-49 gals.—251/4C gal.