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BETA SIGS HOLD THEIR
LAST MEETING UNTIL FALL
The last meeting of Beta Sigma
Phi until the fall was held last
night at the home of Lillian |
Savaria. Plans for the rummage,
sale being held Saturday were
completed and a study course was J
decided upon for next year’s
work.
The sorority is going to buy a
machine which will make cotton
candy and hopes to have it in op
eration for the Fourth of July.
This machine, which has proved
very successful for the sororities
in Fairbanks and Juneau, is for
the object of raising money for
various sorority projects.
A film about the U.S.A., lent
hy Jim Walsh, was shown by Jim
McLean and 'was enjoyed. Re
freshments were served by the
hostess.
FIRST KING SALMON
CAUGHT AT UNALAKEET
Frank Degnan and Alexander
Nikik of Unalakleet passed thru |
Nome this morning enroute to i
Fairbanks to attend a meeting ,
of Health and Sanitation officials j
with representatives of native i
villages. Degnan is the president
of the Unalakleet Native Council.
Degnan reported that the first
j king salmon of the year was net
| ted on May 30. He also reported
! that several shee fish have been
caught at Unalakleet this spring.
Degnan will go on to Mt. Edge
cumbe after the meeting in Fair
! banks, to visit a son in the sani
| tarium.
Ullrich Boy Born May 31
| Mr. and Mrs. John Ullrich are
i the parents of a son born at the
I hospital on May 31.
SPRING CLEAN-UP
SALE
1/2 TO Vs OFF
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY
(Now Is The Time To Buy)
Here are just a few of the items
that will he 011 sale
30-0S Shells GIG Film Radio fc Record Pl»T«r Comb.
30-30 Shells Dog Chain Record Players
303 Shells 8' in. Pliers Shelby Door Catches
220 Shells Linseed Oil Paint in certain colors
pts. and qts. Nails in assorted sizes
(In 5-lb. quantities only)
DRY GOODS PRICES SLASHED
V2 to V3 OFF
MEN’S CRUISERS, JACKETS, JUMPERS
RAIN JACKETS, HATS, SHIRTS
SLACKS and SWEATERS
CHILDREN S
JACKETS, PAJAMAS, SHIRTS, SLACKS
OVERALLS, T-SHIRTS
PEDAL-PUSHERS
WOMEN’S
BLOUSES, DRESSES, SLACKS, SUITS.
PAJAMAS, PANTYS, SWEATERS,
JEANS and NYLON HOSE
NOTIONS — REMNANTS — SHOES
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Oomiaks Return !
From Kins Island
Two oomiaks of King Island
hunters who left here over two
weeks ago returned this morning
with capacliy loads of walrus and
walrus meat.
It is reported they have 14 hides
which they expect to sell for
leather as recently permitted by
congressional action. Each hide
is expected to sell for over $100.
The hunters visited King Island
and are gavely concerned about
a large boulder which overhangs
the village. Although it has been
there for centuries it appears to
be moving this year and the is
landers fear it may roll down on
| the village and cause much de
| structicn.
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Alaska Airlines
To Anchorage: D. Fortney, B.
j W. McBride, Fred Swanson, Joe
Oumauk, Ed McKee, C. Norton,
Wm. Rexford, C. Sours, C. Burns,
J. Ticket, J. Hensley, Aaron Hen
sley, N. Eakon, Roger Wright, H.
McLuke, Jimmie Knox, Ed How
ick, Chas. Kugan, W. Dawkins,
Jack Lynch, D.E. Punches, Walt
Sipprell, A. H. McDonald, Sig
Krogstad, Robt. Herman, Edgar
Lee, Edward Kakaruk, Francis
Katexac, Wm. Hunt, Conrad C.
Strykul, Mary Donald, Larry
Westlake, E. Outwater.
From Anchorage: James Rowe,
Robt. Blangy, Clai'a Saccheus, J.
Hudgins, Flora Immergen, Tony
Sasock, Arthur Sage, Mildred
Sage, Newton Beaver, Walter
Gentry, Ralph Ivanoff, Helen
, Reader. Wm. McPherson, Jack
I Lynch, Ed Hutchison, Maj. Kolb.
To McGrath: Fred Lohr, M.
i Murphy, C. Etheridge, Leo Walsh,
j To Onalakleet: Robt. Oliver,
i Walter Levine, Margaret Noatak,
From McGrath: D. W. Walton,
i Lt. Col. F. S. Putnam, Leonard
I
; Rowland, Christine Heller, H.
j Hargreabes.
1 The Unanis of India pulverize
) precious stones and mix them
j with fruit, herbs, honey and wa
; ter—for medicinal purposes.
NOTICE
Any person moving a building
anywhere in the City of Nome
without FIRST getting a permit
j from the City Clerk will be
prosecuted for violating City Or
dinance No. 322.
Robt. Scott, City Clerk
The editor says “Thank you”
for the beautiful roses left on
her desk.
Berda Sez: We have a new
shipment of "Dark Moon" by
Bonny Guifar at the MUSIC
BOX.
W A N T A I) S
FOR RENT—One-room cabin on
San.tf. Spit. Cali Nugget.
FOR RENT—2-room- cabin for ZV2.
months. Gall’ Black 7 tec
FOR SALE' — Double bed, spring
and mattress. 366 First Ave. W.
FOR SALE—Chest-type .DEEP
FREEZE Frigidaire, CHROME
DINING ROOM TABLE ana 8
CHAIRS, Packard-Bell 21-inch
TELEVISION. Phone Main 54
after 6 p.m. 69c
FOUND near jetty—Keys in case.
Also small knife on chain. 'Cail
at Nugget, pay for ad.
FOUND—Boy Scout pack: sack, j
Call at Nugget.
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
History’s Greatest Epic ..On the Screen at Last!
Pp“KIRK SILVANA
DOUG MANGANO*
SATURDAY MATINEE—"ULYSSES" will be the show starting at
10 a.m. Children with tickets from the bank are assured of seats.
Tickets will also be available at the box office. Admission for chil
dren up to and including 12 is 25 cents. For 13-year-olds and up to
and including 16-year-olds the admission is 35 cents.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
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KNOM-TV PRESENTS
TONIGHT SUNDAY
6:30—Mick’y Mouse Clb. 6:30—Crossroads
7:30—Lone Ranger o™~i?iSn<7la*d
3 8:00—Tweniy-One
8:00—Western Movie: 8:30—This Is Your Life
"Sundown Saunders' 9:00„Hold Thai Note
9:00—Navy Log | 9:30—Feature Movie:
10:00—Lawrence Welk j "Penny Seranade"
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Be one of the
FIRST to DRIVE
i
New DODOS
Come in and got an early .iWofe
at these new Dodge Power ,
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VS engines ... new higher load
capacities,.. new style and new ^
features—deluding push-bolion
driving. Com#in soon! ,
DOOGE TRUCKS New full-opening hood
mitit the Forward Look! for en^ne^rvidng?
Larry Galvin, Front St., Nome, Alaska