WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled py the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cloudy with light snow today,
tonight and Thursday with east
erly winds 10-15 mph becoming
westerly 15-20 mph tonight. Low
temperature expected tonight -10,
high tomorrow 3.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
-3, lowest -20. Maximum wind
15 mph from the NW. Sunrise at
10:03 a.m., sunset at 1:56 p.m.
A year ago today: high temper
ature 26, low 19. Extremes this
date since 1907: highest 32 in
1945, lowest -26 in 1923.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Kotzebue -16 Clear
Wales -1 Part cloudy
Nome -10 • Snow
Anchorage 5 Snow
Juneau 32 Snow
Ketchikan 32 Cloudy
SEATTLE, OP)—Notice of inten
tion1 to wed was filed here Mon
day by Charles W. Frazier and
Jennie W. Marlin, both of Nome.
1 Nome Laundry
& Cleaners
CALL MAIN 29
FOR PICKUP
Joe Amarok, Proprietor
All-Stars and Bruins
And Women’s Teams
Play Basketball Tonight
Tonight at 7 o’clock the Nome
High School girls play the Alumni
girls in their second game of
the year. The first game was won
by the Alumi by a close score.
In the second game of the
evening, the Army Bruins tangle
was an all-star aggregation pick
ed frojn the Air Force Jets, the
Nome Merchants and the High
School Nanooks. It is certain to
be a fast, exciting game, guaran
teed to be good entertainment for
all basketball fans. Don’t miss it!
SANTA CLAUS IN TOWN
Children were lined up five and
six deep for over a block on Front
Street today to visit Santa Claus
was was making his annual visit
to the Nome Hardware Store.
Specially wrapped gifts were
being given to children of all ages
as long as they believed in Santa
Claus.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Josephine Kaija,
Glen Seradlook, Ann Tootooluk.
Discharged: Edna Aukon, Eric
Carter, Lorraine Kost, John
Savok, Freida Moto and twin
daughters, Anna Scott, Randy As
bridge.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Lt. R. W. Lud
holdt, Colistre Y’barra, Cecil
Hayes, Capt. Holta, Ray Floyd.
From Kotzebue: Nancy Hess.
From Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
G. R. Jackson, Kathy Jackson.
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j| Open Evenings Until 9:00 P.M.
(polar curio shop!
Freighter Sailings From Seattle
Every Tuesday Calling Valdez and Seward
and
J Every Friday Calling Seward
For information address ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO. offices
either Fairbanks or Anchorage, or Pier 42, Seattle, Wash.
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WIEN MAKES FLIGHT
TO KING ISLAND TODAY
A special Christmas flight was
made to King Island this mor
ning by Wien Airlines bush plane
piloted by Tommy Richards.
A good landing strip had been
reported, about 2,000 feet long, on
the west side of the island. It was
impossible to land there, however,
and the landing was made in front
of the village on a 600-foot strip
of floating ice. •
Passenger to the island was
Theresa Panitac. Returning were
Mary Nergerok and David Alver
anna.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: J. Mattson and
Frank Henry.
From Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs.
R. F. Jenkins and son.
WANT ADS
MODERN HOUSE, good neigh
borhood, for rent. Main 123.
FOR RENT—One bedroom house.
Call Trading Post.
FOR SALE—Small black puppies.
Call Black 94. 151
FOR SALE—Table model Domes
tic Sewing Machine and Whirl
pool automatic washer with
suds saver. Call Main 151. 151
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SHOWING AT
theater!
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Adults 85<f Children 40«#
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MARILYN
MONROE
and
Richard Widmark
in
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
Eastern Stars
Install Officers
With an impressive candle
light qeremony at the Masonic
Temple Monday evening, the of
ficers of the Alaska Chapter No. 1,
Order of Eastern Star, were in
stalled by Worthy Matron Jane
Perkins, who came from Fair
banks for the occasion.
New officers are:
Beverly Morgan, W.M.; Stanley j
Morgan, W.P.: Betty Edwards, I
A.M.; Harry Lewis, A.P.: Rita i
Harper, conductress; Rose Silver- j
man, assistant conductress; Helen |
Dunbar, secretary; Vallee Scott, j
treasurer; Emma Lyle, chaplain; |
Lillie Lewis, marshal; Emily Bou
cher, organist; Ruth Reed, Helen
Stevens, Dorothy Young, Ellen
Waldheim and Irene Gillette, star
points; Norvin Lewis, warder; and
Fred Frey, sentinel.
The outgoing matron Jane Per
kins presented her officers with
lovely china cups and saucers and
her patron, Ben Gillette, and
other brothers holding office with
monogrammed tie clasps. The of
ficers presented the matron with
an orchid corsage, after which a
beautiful jewel of office was pre
sented.
Vallee Scott presented her
daughter with a red rose given to
her 25 years ago by her small
daughter when she was the pre
siding officer with a very touch
ing and beautiful gesture, at the
same time giving her daughter a
beautiful heirloom bracelet of
nuggets and ivory.
Special music throughout the
ceremony included “Holy City,”
sung by Bob Heath; “Star of the
Cub Scouts Hold Their
Christmas Pack Meeting
The Christmas Pack meeting of
Pack 363 Cub Scouts was held
last evening at the Community
Methodist Church Social Center
with Bill Barber conducting the
meeting and turning the Pack
over to the new Cubmaster, Nate
Silverberg.
New den mothers were intro
duced: Jeanette Heath, Lorena
Gray, Joseph Cannon and Nancy
Goodrich.
The three dens put on specially
prepared skits for the parents,
many of whom were not there to
appreciate the efforts of the boys.
Awards were made to the fol
lowing:
Bob Cats — Glenn Goodrich,
Allen C. Reed, and Stanley and
Steffen Andersen;
Bear—Stephen Heath;
VVebelos—Rodney Boucher.
Webelos is the highest rank of
Cub Scouting and Rodney also
graduated to the Boy Scouts.
Special certificates of appreci- •
ation were presented to three re
tiring den mothers: Jessie Barber,
Emily Boucher and Lela Oman.
The United Nations Children’s
Fund believes there are 900 mil
lion children in the world.
East,” sung by Helen Dunbar, and
two duets by the above soloists:
“Redeemer’s Love" and “Christ
mas Voices.”
Handmade Christmas favors,
marshmallow gardenias, were giv
en the guests, having been made
by a former past matron, Mrs. L.
Sporer, known here as Mrs. Ralph
Ketzmiller, who now resides in
Newport, Oregon.
Full-sized Royal Portable only $7Q—
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Pay as little as
.95 DOWN
take up to
18 months to pay
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