Manctevllie Returns Fram
Pt. Hap Hunting Trip
Paul Man-devilie, who just re
turned from a polar bear hunt at
Point Hope, reports that 3-Q bears
have been bagged in that area
this year.
He reported that bush pilots
have seen bear in several local
ities, indicating a good bear hunt
ing season in prospect this year.
Maudeville did his 'hunting by
dog team and while hunting,
assisted in the rescue of another
hunter who broke through the
ice with his dog team and sled.
Mandeville did not bag a bear
this trip but said he had such
a good time trying that he plans
to go again.
Plane Accident at City Field
A Munz Airways plane which
was being ferried in from Teller
for repairs, turned over on the
City Field while attempting a
landing. It was piloted by Martin
Olson who was not injured it was
reported and the plane sustained
only minor damage.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Theresa Nanouk of
Unalakleet.
Discharged: Herbert Kagoona.
Vern Miller.
Valetine Dance Tonight
At School Auditorium
Or>« of the outstanding dances
; of the year will be held tonight
1 at the school auditorium under
| the sponsorship of the Junior
| Class of Nome High School.
The gym is being decorated
with a valentine theme and a
fine orchestra has been obtained
for the evening. This is one of
the two parties given each year
by the school which is open to
the public.
Guests as Rotary luncheon yes
terday were Dr. Wm. Knicker of
Nome Field, Robert Heath, and
Nome School Bandsmen: Bob
Russell, Earl Towner, Robert
Summers and Fritz Chambers.
Mr. Heath and the boys presented
a very fine program of instru
mental music.
ALASKA AIRLINES
! To Unalakleet: Martha and
! Sylvia Milligrock, Byrl Nasha
look, Sig Krogstad.
From Unalakleet: Mrs. Theresa
Nanouk.
From Anchorage: George Clark.
To Anchorage: Andrew Wirum,
Herbert Kagoona, Anker Hanson,
Paul Watter.
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A lovely Eclipse Blouse in nylon, rayon or cotton.
Fancy styles with beautiful lace, embroidery -,
or net trim. Tailored styles, too. Prices from
$6.90 to $12.25.
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A box of Stationery. Many styles to choose from
in white or pastels. Regular and air weights.
Priced from 75^ to $3.50.
Scarves in beautiful floral prints. Water repellant
silk. Alaska pkttern on heavy silk. $1.25-$2.25.
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Jantzen or Penrose Sweaters. A style and color
to please every woman. Karafleece, Imported
Wools and Cashmeres, Nylons, Orlons. From
$4.95 to $18.25.
Beautiful Slips in nylons, rayons, cottons—tailored
or dressy styles. From $5.00 to $11.75
Also Hose, Gowns, Dresses, Skirts, and Slacks.
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A Billy Graham film is b®in.g
shown this evening at the Assem
bly of God church and also a;
special missionary film has been
announced by Harriet Brown who \
; is in charge.
WA NT A !> S
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FOR SALE—Boy’s bicycle. Call
Main 31. 18
FOR SALE — Fairchild 24R40,
skiis, wheels, fclartzell prop,
Lear T30 radio abo'ut 50 hours
on Ranger smoh. ARDCO, Lake
Hood. Anchorage. $1900. 20
WANTED—PA-11, J-3 or Champ.
Fabric must test. Can use skiis,
wheels, floats. ARDCO, Lake
Hood, Anchorage. 20
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FOR SALE—Raccoon parka, size
38-40. Am rotating, will sell rea
i sonable. Call at city Police Dept,
from 3 to 11 p.m. 19
WANTED—Men and women for
local sales work. Fast-selling
merchandise, very good commis
sion. Good sideline for employed
persons. Write to Verdugo Art;
I • Sales, 710 5th Avenue, Anchor
I age, Alaska. 19c
WANTED TO BUY—Used folding
reed organ. Contact Alfred Ma
zonna, Wales, Alaska. 27
FOR SALE—Funk & Wagnall’sj
Encyclopedia, set of 36 volumes.
New. See at Nugget.
FOR RENT—Small, modem, fur
nished house. Call Main 123.
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Adults 85? Children 40f
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
THE PURPLE MONSTER
STRIKES AGAIN
MIDNIGHT SHOW
SATURDAY NIGHT
DETECTIVE STORY’
with
KIRK DOUGLAS
ELEANOR PARKER
WILLIAM BENDIX
A Story to Keep You In Suspense
SUNDAY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MONDAY — 7:13 & 9:13
CMtirring
Debra PAGET
Robert WAGNER
Ruth HUSSEY
Scandinavian Airlines . j
Cancels Alaska Trip
Scandinavian Airline*, which
had scheduled a flight through
Nome on Wednesday for familiar
ization, cancelled their flight for
the time being and it is reported j
will do some exploratory work
with a chartered American plane
before using their polar flight
ships.
They are working on plans for
a polar Orient trip and have not
announced whether it will use
Fairbanks or Anchorage enroute.
Pioneers To Hold Second
Of Whist Series Saturday
Tomorrow evening the Pioneers
of Alaska will stage the second
game in their series of whist par
ties at the Pioneer Igloo. The
committee states that anyone i
wishing to enter the tournament
will be given a minimum score j
for the last game so that they
may participate in the series for
the grand prize, if they desire.
Prizes are given at each game >
as well as the grand prize for i
the series.
IM U.S. DISTRICT COURT
John Smith of Kotzebue was
sentenced to six months in the
Federal jail, having plead guilty
to a charge of drunk and dis
orderly conduct.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday: Messrs.
White, Brockmeyer, Wilson, Mil
ler, Daymond, and Jim von der
Heydt.
Dpearting were Sgt. Malmos, G.
Chernoitz, Mrs. Pinkston, and
Chuck Frazier.
Inventory Blanks at Nome Nugget
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Nome Eskimo Dancers
Leave Tomorrow for
Fur Rendezvous
The Nome Eskimo El® risers
leave tomorrow for Anchorage,
where they are scheduled to put
on two *hows daily duriartg the
Fur Rendeavous.
One show will fee given in the
afternoon and another iaa the eve
ning at the new high school audi
torium.
In the party are Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Mogg, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Eilano, Agnes Koonuk, Annie
Pulluk, Patrick Omiak, James
Omiak, James Okpealuk, Tony
Pushruk, Bernard Kuzirsik, James
Sirloak and Joichem Koyuk.
Chamber Banquet Tonight
Tonight at 7:30 at the Bering
Sea Club the Chamber of Com
merce will hold its annual ban
quet honoring the new officers
for 1955 and new members of
the board of directors. 0
An unusual program has been
announced, stated president Boyd
Harwood, under the leadership of
Stan Morgan and Rose Silver
man, which should be very en
tertaining.
Girl Scouts Hoping for
Longer Encampment
Through Bake Sale
The Senior and Intermediate
Gir Scouts are having a bake sale
at'the Northern Commercial Co.
tomorrow starting at 10:00 a.m. *
This annual event is given to
raise funds for the summer en
campment at Dexter. If sufficient
funds are raised, the girls hope to
have an extra week at camp this
year instead of crowding all their
activities into one week.
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OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY H
FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 11:00 P.M. |1
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Come in for After.- Show Snacks ! 3
Featuring Home - Made Pies §
BERING SEA CLUB I
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an interesting group of
AHGUPUK PICTURES
in black, white, sepia and color.
The finest selection we
have had in several years. j
Matched and matted
for framing. j
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