SUPPLY SHIP ARRIVES
Interest in the arrival of the
first commercial ship of the sea
son was accelerated by a guessing
contest a$ the Bering Sea Club as
to the time the Flemish Knot
would drop anchor.
S/Sgt. Ken Armour of Nome
Base guessed the arrival time of
6:55 a.m. and was the nearest to
the official time which was 6:54
a.m. this morning.
The Order of Eastern Star con
ferred degrees on Alex Lord last
Monday evening at their regular
meeting and made plans for the
entertainment of Most Worthy
Grand Matron Ruth Jones who is
due to arrive July 18 for a five
day visit.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning after ft |
delay due to fog were Ron Eng
sti'om, Marion Echeach, W. J. El
berty, Edwin Frank, W. L. Gib
bon, Casper Graff, Larry Galvin,
Pemberton Kileen, Mrs. J. W.
Lyon and infant, Ann Watson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Dahl and son Wil
ben. Perry Bahnke, Mildred Joule,
Herbert Kagoona, George Bayer.
Departing were Mrs. Bob Can
non, Mrs. Andrew Nerland, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Bronson.
Round trip passengers: William
Sherman and son David. Sherman
is a meteorologist from the PAA
in Seattle.
NOTICE
Ed's Barber Shop will be closed
all week. Open again next Week.
FATHER’S
DAY
JUNE 21
WE HAVE JUST THE RIGHT PRESENT
FOR HIM — HIS FAVORITE —
Tobacco . . . Pipe . . . Cigars
Fishing Gear . . . Rifle . . . Camera
or Johnson Motor
How About A New Shirt,
Slacks, Tie, Sox or Linen Hankys
Or A Pair of Sporting Boots
TO USE WITH THE FISHING GEAR
— AT YOUR FAVORITE —
Your Friendly Community Store
1 I
Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAIn 133 FREE DELIVERY
FREIGHTER SAILS FROM SEATTLE
JULY 8
For Nome, Kotzebue, Keewalik, St. Michael
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 88
Military To Take
Part In Nome’s
Fourth of July
Mayor. S. Andersen announces
that there will be a special meet
ing of the Nome’s City Council
at 8 o’clock Thursday evening to
appoint 4th of July committees
and arrange for Nome’s celebra
tion.
Meeting with the Council will
be Lieut. Col. Harold I. Wil
liams, Cmdr. Air Force Squadron;
and Maj. Lester A. Hunt, USAF,
Ladd Field. Gen. Donald B. Smith,
Commander, USAF, Ladd Field,
has requested Col. Williams to de
velop a program and coordinate
all details with the mayor’s com
mittee, to assure that this year’s
4th of July celebration will be
the finest and most entertaining
in all of Nome’s 55 years.
Besides being entertained by
our fine military personnel and
Nome’s favorite Air Force Band,
the 774th, the Mayor knows that
every Nomeite will go “all out”
to entertain its military visitors
as well as many expected visitors
from the States, Fairbanks and
Anchorage.
Mayor Anderson requested that
-representatives of the Pioneers of
Alaska and Auxiliary, the Arctic
Native Brotherhood, the Arctic
Club, the American Legion and
Auxiliary, the V. F. W., Chamber
of Commerce, Rotary Club, the
various churches, the Boy and
•Girl Scouts, the C.A.P., the Na
tional Guard, Anvil Lodge and
the Eastern Stars, the Rebekahs,
the Home Arts Club, Camera
Club, Beta Sigma Phi, airplane
companies, Federal officials, and
individuals, attend this special
council meeting to assist in mak
ing plans for our Fourth of July
program.
NOTICE
Bills due Bronson Water De
livery may be paid at Modern
Cleaners.
Calls for service may be called
in to Main 125 days, and Black
120 evenings.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — 9-ft. Frigidaire 6
months old. Call Main 69.
FOR SALE—Oil range, bookcase,
desk, 'cabinet, set of table lamps
and other items. Call Main 185.
FOR RENT—6x6 truck by hour
or day. Drive yourself or will
furnish driver from 7 p.m. to
12 p.m. See Steve Pederson or
call Main 22 during working
hours. tf
FOR SALE — Kitchen cabinet,
Guardian Service cook wear,
desk, asst, china. Call Main 185
FOUND—Red zippered purse.
FILSON SUITS
Sleeping Bags — $12.50.
—AT—
THE TRADING POST
7 to 9 p.m. — 9 to D p.m.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“THE IRON MAN”
JEFF CHANDLER. EVELYN
KEYES. STEPHEN McNALLY
PLUS CARTOON
Nome Churches Will Hold
Midnight Sun Services
Sunday, The Longest Day
The longest day of the year,
June 21, which falls on Sunday
this year will be celebrated by the
churches in an outdoor service.
This novel feature is sponsored by
the several churches in the com
munity, on Sunday evening.
Churchgoers will meet a their
respective churches at 10:00 p.m.
Sunday evening for transportation
to a surprise site, to be selected
by the leaders, somewhere out of
town, where the youth of the
community, from the churches
participating, will conduct the ser
vice by the light of the midnight
sun.
Mere details will be announced
in Friday’s issue of the Nugget.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Lillian Daniels, Ver
non Henry, Eric Jackson, Nora J.
Jackson, Wallace Paul of Solo
mon.
Discharged: Bertha Vlaar, Don
Moto of Candle and Mary Eakon.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
BLOOD TYPE TAGS
STILL NOT CLAIMED
The following are requested to
call at the office of the Nome City
Clerk for their Blood Type Tags:
Esther Alexine, Collins Avesuk,
Albert Aukon Jr. Mark Brown,
Jerry Billiken, Emma Bourdon,
Lena, Edgar, John and Michael
Blatchford, Levi Coffe, Earl Cur
rence, Nict Even;
Lawrence Fairbarn, Barbara
George, A1 Jack, John P. Jones,
Eva Jemewok, James King, Peter
Ko'mahkuk, Walter Kiminook, Al
ice, Dennis, Augustine and Rose
mary Kasonoc, Carmen Kowunna,
Agnes Kiyutelluk;
Neil Murphy, Robbin Maxwell,
Timmy McGilvert, Laura, Ruth
and Ida Martin, James Pignalook
and family, Susan Paul, Martin
Paul, Angela Payenna, Bertha
Perry and family, John Penetac,
Ernest Punick;
Paul Sebwenna, Hazel M. Smith,
William Seymore, Mary Stotts, <
David Siglook, Frank Sheldon,
Daniel Singyke, Ellen Tootkaylok,
Maggie Topkok, Mary Ann Walk
er, John Walker, George, Clara
and Larry Washington, Robert M.
Williams, Roy Whitman.
Walter Sipprell, Alaska Line
agent, announced today that the
deadline for receiving southbound
freight for the Flemish Knot, is
5 p.m. Friday, June 19.
Arctic Native Brotherhood
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jj Thursday Night - - 9 to 12 p.m. j|
== Three-Piece String Band |||
“THE WESTERNAIRES”
BERING SEA CLUB I
OPEN
FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER |
6 A.M. TO 11 P.M.
1 “
ALASKA
JADE
A Brand New Selection of
Rings, Bracelets,
Pendants, Brooches,
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Earrings and Necklaces
also
Rough Jade Paperweights
Doorstops, Bookends
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