Fire Sunday at Old Brewery
The Fire Dept, was called out
•late in the afternoon of Easter
Sunday to the old brewery at the
•end of D St. ^
The fire apparently had been
started by children who had been
smoking on the roof of the build
ing. There was some damage to
the roof but the prompt response
by the fire department controlled
the fire beyond that area.
Daughter Born To Dicksons
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dickson
are the parents of a daughter
bom on Easter Sunday.
Chief of Police Carl Webb re
turned from a trip to his home
town, Tacoma, Wash., and he is
back on duty again.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
at the Nugget
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LIMITED SUPPLY OF POLIO
VACCINE AVAILABLE NOW
Dr. Fred Langsam advises that
a limited supply of polio vaccine
has been received.
Anyone wishing shots may con
tact the doctor during regular
office hours for them.
He also advises that the cost
will be $2.00.
Sen. John McNees has returned
to Nome following a short trip to
the States after the legislature
adjourned.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Robert Peterson,
Mildred Straub, Paul Pine, Sam
Thomas, Katherine Dickson.
Discharged: Kenneth Okitkan,
Elsie Saunders, Martin Aukurg
j nak.
j Fine Job Printing at The Nuggel
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CY RANDELL ARRIVES FROM i
FAIRBANKS FOR GALVIN
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Randell and
family arrived from Fairbanks to
be employed by Larry Galvin.
Mr. Randell was with the N. C.
Co. in Fairbanks in the bookkeep
ing department. Mrs. Randell was
active in Pioneers of Alaska Aux
iliary activities and held the of
fice of historian.
They are living in the Galvin
apartment on First Ave. West re
cently vacated by Molitor and
Doremus.
Sen. Wm. Beliz visited in Nome
briefly Saturday tnroute to Un
alaklet where he will be employ
ed on a construction project.
NOME LIGHT & POWER
UTILITY BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, APRIL 23. 1957
CITY HALL, 7:30 P.M.
SHOWING AT THE
THEATER
Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15
Doors open at 6:4.5 p.m.
TONIGHT
THE STORY
BASED ON
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PULITZER
; PRIZE
| NOVEL
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JANE WYMAN
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STERLING HAYDEN • NANCY OLSON
""STEVE FORREST «■»» rw» john twist Run]
■mei»uiv«n* moovcio** HENRY BLANKE
•men* •• ROBERT WISE
COMET VISIBLE HERE
A comet, Arand-Roland 56 H,
was observed in the sky at about
midnight last night. According to
the Weather Bureau this comet
will be visible for about five or
six days.
It is visible in the northern sky.
Johnny Sez:- The new hours
are 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. under the
management of Ruthie at the
Music Box.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT—2-rm. cabin, partly
furnished. Call Main 136 be
tween 9 a.m. & 4 p.m. 50c
FOR SALE—Hot Point refrigera
tor, 8.2 cu. ft. capacity, 2 yrs.
old, $150. Wash mach., $50. See
Carl Webb, Police Station. 50c
FOUND — Child’s sled and dog
chain. See at LWY Commun
ity Center.
FOR SALE—Cotton mattress for
double bed. Call Main 144. 47
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CARPENTER wants work. Call
the Nugget. 47 p
FOR SALE — Blue parakeet and
cage. Call Red 108. 47c
FOR SALE — 10 - h.p. Johnson
outboard motor, $200. Almost
new. Call Nugget. 47p
i FOUND—Red, zippered purse.
Call at Nugget.
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Theater Contests
Attract Many Kids
At M & M Matinee
The annual decorated Easter
egg contest was held Saturday
morning at the M & M children’s
matinee.
The sponsors of the contest,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brown, have
announced the following winners:
Prettiest Easter egg, by "Gladys
Cannon, $5.00 prize.
Funniest egg, by Nickey Long
ley, $5.00 prize.
Most clever egg, by Johnny
Bahnke, $5.00 prize.
A capacity crowd of children
and young people filled the Thea
ter Saturday morning.
Who-done-it contest winners
were Bobby Davis, $10.00 prize;
Cookie Johnsen, $5.00; and Wil
liam Nuipok, $3.00.
The contest was guess the mys
tery character in the current ser
ial. Those participating had to
i present written essays giving
! their guess and reasons for mak
| ing their decision. Winners were
j judged for good reasoning as well
| as naming the right character.
Both contests were judged by
spectator applause.
' Baby Girl For The John Walters
A daughter, Norene, was born
Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs.
John Walters. The baby girl,
weighing 5 and one-half pounds,
i was born at home.
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TONIGHT TUESDAY
6:15—Mickey Mouse Cl'b 6:15—-Mickey Mouse Cl'b
7:15—Industry on Parade 7;i5_Coke Time
7:30—Circus Time 7:30—Broken Arrow
8:30—Rob't Montgomery - 8:00>—Kraft Theater
9:30—Danny Thomas 9:00—Wrestling
10:00—Perry Como Show 10:00—To Be Announced
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STOVE OIL FURNACE OIL
2 % 2374
Per Gallon per
OVER 399 GALLONS OVER 399 GALLONS
200 to 399 gals.—253/i? gal. »OQ .
SO 10 199 gals.—2G3Ac gal. S°'3" 941.
25 to 49 gals. — 28c- gal. 25-49 gals.—25Vic gal.