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If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
Frank Morris of A.R.C.
Attending Engineers
Conference At Anchorage
Frank Morris, Second Division
engineer for the Alaska Road
Commission, is attending the 4th
annual resident engineers confer
ence being held in the solarium
of the Alaska Native Servise hos
pital at Anchorage.
Forty-nine ARC engineers from
over the territory are in attend
ance. On the agenda are problems
connected with contract work as
well as methods of operation. It
is expected that the conference
will recommend some changes in
existing procedures.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Myda Savok, Carrie
Green, Helen Adams.
Discharged: Don Jemewouk,
Stanislaus Penetac, Henry Atmik,
and Carl Bashlier and Harry
I Bourne of Teller.
1 WEATHER FORECAST
Clear and colder today and to
morrow with 10-20 mph winds.
Lowest temperature expected to
night -15, high tomorrow 15.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
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“Nome-Friendliest :
City In Alaska*” Is
New C of C Slogan
The Chamber of Commerce had
an unusually interesting meeting
Tuesday noon, centering around
tourists and considerable interest
was shown in what could be done
this season to make their visits
here more enjoyable.
The tourist housing committee
head by Martha Stephenson with
Chuck Frazier and Willard Meck
lenburg reported it has met with
encouraging cooperation. They re
ported last weekend 30 visitors
were housed in private homes
without any trouble and they be
lieve that 50 visitors could be
taken care of, as they did not ap
peal to all the residents who have
room available in their homes.
The committee also enthusias
tically hope to plan a program to
include a local museum and have
adopted the slogan “Nome—The
Friendliest City In Alaska.”
The Chamber took action to as
sist the Arctic Club in promoting
bigger and more dog races for the
spring of 1957 due to the interest
shown and as a winter attraction.
A renewed interest in_ the noon
luncheons was manifested by an
increased turn-out sparked by the
membership drive still under way
with many new members joining
the organization.
Son Born to Mr. & Mrs. A. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Adams are
the parents of son, born early
today.
CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES
Thursday Evening—
Confessions at 7:30
First Friday Mass— 7 and 9 p.m.
Devotions at 7:30 p.m.
— Pioneers Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
WANT ADS
WANTED—Full-time dishwasher.
Apply North Star Bakery.
FOR SALE—1948 Cessna 170. 950
hours A & E, never damaged.
Good tires, skis, new type steel
ski axles, gear modified to late
model, good glass, fabric test
green, metal prop, radio, uphol
stery clean. Approx. 400 hrs.
since engine rebuilt and magna
fluxed. $3500. Aaron W. Leno,
ANS, Pilot Station, Alaska. 40
Cherry’s Barber Shop—Open 9
a.m.-7 p.m. Soft water showers.
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1 Doors Open 6:45 p.m. ij
NEW ADMISSION PRICES
EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY:
ADULTS S1.00 CHILDREN 50c
Each Child Occupying A Seat
Must Pay Admission
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
ON THE NEW WIDE SCREEN
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FORREST TUCKER
ARLENE WHELAN
PLUS CARTOON
Home Arts Club Ladies
Put Aside Serious Cares,
And Manufacture Hats
The members of the Women’s
Federation Club, known as the
Home Arts Club, met last eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Russell
Hermann with Reta McNees as
co-hostess.
Setting aside the more serious
aspects of the intensive program
they have followed throughout
the year, the ladies made spring
hats for themselves. Rosie Woods
j concocted the prettiest creation
I of velvet, lace and flowers. The
funniest hat was made from a
paper bag decorated with pop
corn. Other originals were pro
duced from inverted candy dishes,
lamp shades and many other un
usual materials.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: F. Dooher,
Roland Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Pressley, Frank Kerr, Donald Mc
Cormick.
From Moses Point: Edgar De
Wayne and Alice Medford.
To Kotzebue: Warren Tiffany.
To Unalakleet: Maurice Kelli
her, Russell Hermann, Harry
Smith.
To Anchorage: Bertha Wilkal
kia, Mrs. M. O’Dell, H.M. Furr,
W.L. Christesen, F. Morris, Mrs.
J.B. Starnes and infant, Buddy,
Glenys, Phillip, and Michael
Owens, Joe Starnes, Alfred Ma
zonna, Stanley Amarok, Peter Ib
ionna, Clayton Rasmussen, H.
Hunison, Sarah Koyuk.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving Tuesday were: George
Bodis, Hans Larson, Mrs. J. Mc
Leod, Graham Austerman, C. E.
Oblen, Messrs. Holton, White,
Brooks, Eliason, Chappell, Lewis,
and Capt. Chapman.
Departing were the Edgar Med
ford family from Moses Point, en
route to Galena, and Harvey Car
lisle for Fairbanks.
Letter-Size File Folders For
j Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
Base-City SoftJball League
In Second Week of Play
The second week of the Base
City Softball League swung along
last evening as the ACS Sham
rocks downed the High School
Nanooks 7 to 4 behind the bril
liant pitching of the “Arctic
Flash,” Norm Atuk.
The Shamrocks’ big inning was
the third as they went around the
batting order collecting 5 tallies.
Atuk accounted for 11 of the
possible 15 outs with his blind
ing delivery. Seven of his strike
outs were consecutive. Vince Ah
kolik was the catcher for the
Shamrocks.
Corky Kost and Don Miller went
the route for the Nanooks.
In the second game the Polar
Hornets dropped the hard-luck
Air Force Jets 24 to 10 as Tony
Willoya and Arne Castell went
all the way for the winners.
Big Charlie Parris hurled the
first three innings for the Jets
but was relieved in the fourth by
j Hilured Sims. Lewis was the
j Jets’ catcher.
More action is in store this
Friday evening, April 6, when the
i Polar Hornets square off against
; the Nanooks in the first game and
the Shamrocks meet the Jets in
i the nightcap. Game time is 7:30.
Mrs. Bob Reeve Arrives
Mrs. Bob Reeve, candidate for
Republican Committeewoman, ar
rived today from Anchorage to get
acquainted here. It is not known
how long she will remain.
WHEN YOU NEED
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GERMACIDES
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Cleaning & Waxing Products
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