ESC Investigator To Be
Here For About a Week
Joe Nistler of the claims de
partment of the Employment Se
curity Commission will be in this
area for about a week.
Mr. Nistler states that his work
is to investigate not only here
but in Kotzebue and Teller. The
most common trouble, he said, is
that some people receiving aid
have not properly reported
their earnings or have ap
plied for aid when they were in
jail or out fishing and not avail
able for work. Another common
cause for investigation is when
certain individuals refuse avail
able employment while drawing
unemployment compensation.
Vote for a Prominent
Anchorage Attorney
WILLIAM H. (BILL) SANDERS
For Attorney General
NOME TAXI
Phone Main 8
CHUCK & HANK
CADETS TO MEET THURSDAY
The CAP Cadets monthly meet
ing will be held tomorrow eve
ning at 7 o’clock at the ANG
Armory.
Sgt. August announces that
some of the girl's uniforms have
arrived and may be picked up
at his home.
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A CORRECTION
We wish to make a slight cor
rection in the story we published
Wednesday that Larry Galvin
had donated a 17-inch TV set to
the Youth Center Committee.
Galvin states that he alone did
not make the contribution, but
that it was made in cooperation
with \he Packard - Bell Corp.,
whose products he sells.
A marriage license has been
issued by the U.S. Commissioner
to Fred Pi^shruk of King Island
and Marie ‘Kakaruk of Igloo.
ARCTIC SANITARY
SERVICE
PHONE RED 181
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60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
SS FORTUNA
IN PORT
MY GALENA
Returning Nome about Aug. 5
Due at St. Michael
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WEATHER FORECAST
Clear tonight and partly cloudy
Thursday. Temperatures tonight
in the low 40’s, rising tomorrow
to the mid-50’s.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Funeral service lor Mrs. Paul
Xmarok will be held Saturday at
9 a.m. from St. Joseph's Church.
FIRST FRIDXY MXSS
will be held at 7 and 9 a.m.
Evening devotions at 7:30 p.m.
at St. Joseph's Church
NOTICE
Sealed bids are being called
for, no later than August 10.
1956, for the sale of property
known as Domingo Estate of Lot
9, Block 96. For particulars ap
ply to—
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Publish Aug. 1, 6, 8, 1956
TEEN-AGE DANCE TONIGHT^
9 to 1 — PIONEER HALL
Those attending are urged to
arrive before the 10 o'clock cur
few at the request of the Chief
of Police.
NOTICE
Accepting southbound freight
for the Fortune at Lomen dock.
Deadline 5 p.m. Thrusday, Aug. 2.
WA N T A P S
FOR SALE—Complete set ivory
carving tools, lathe, elec, motor,
buffer, etc. Large quantity fos
sil and white ivory, also wood
saw table with gas engine. See
W. O. Tate or phone Main 67.
FOUND — Lady’s Orvin wrist
watch. Owner may claim by
identifying and paying for this
ad at the Nugget.
FOR SALE—Dodge pickup, dav
eno and chair set, rotisserie
broiler, small table, Casco step
stool. Call or see Pete Sanavik.
II SHOWING AT THE ft
1 T H E A T E R I
Jj, Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 1
Doors open at 6:45 p.in. i
WEDNESDAY ONLY
All its scenes filmed in Scotland.
Cornwall and on the Mediterranean!
*1 Warner Bros.
PRESENT
Robert Louis Stevenson's
theMASTERof
BALLANTRAE
co».o« e*
TECHNICOLOR
ERROL KLYNN ^
BEATRICE CAMPBELL-YVONNE FURNEAUX
ROGER LIVESEY ANTHONY STEEL
«* *t IM *»• S’ »00.'K»«I4 O'AUMIM •• O-tCIIU
hCR8 MEADOW harold MtofoRo WILLIAM KEiGHlEv
THURSDAY ONLY
"Beau Brummeir'
—IN COLOR—
with
Stewart Grainger
Elizabeth Taylor
Peter Ustinov
("We're No Angels")
Robert Morley
Law Officers Go To Unalakleet
U.S. Marshall Bob Oliver and
District Attorney Russ Hermann
left for Unalakleet on official
business today.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Malcolm Takak, J.
Rivera, Sam Tucker, and Robert
Okpealuk.
Discharged: Nellie Trigg and
Ira Gallahorn.
Mrs. Munz Called, To Slates
By Illness of Her Mother
Due to the illnes of her mother,
Mrs. Bill Munz leaves today for
the States with her, three chil
dren. She plans to remain outside
for the winter.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Tuesday were Mrs.
Andy Nerland, who has been
visiting in the States, and Ralph
Lomen of the Lomen Commercial
Company. The plane also carried
27 construction workers for the
work here.
Departing for Fairbanks were:
Jack Paul, Mrs. Siegwart and six
children, Joe Adams, Mr. Carr.
For Seattle were: Mr. Wilson
and Mr. Lill.
In Commissioner's Court
Emma Bourdon was sentenced
to 60 days in Federal jail on a
charge of drunk and disorderly.
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Fred Bourdon was sentenced to
90 days in Federal jail for being
drunk and disorderly. Seventy
five days of the sentence was
suspended.
* * *
Emma Thomas was sentenced
to 30 days in B'ederal jail, 20 days
su-pended.
IN DISTRICT COURT . .
Two divorces have been grant
ed: W.W. Laws from Katherin
Laws, and Laura Ahkolik from
Edward Ahkolik.
Packages or Letters For Boy
Scouts May Be Left at Hardware
Anyone wishing to send letters
or packages to Boy Scouts now in
encampment at Dexter may leave
them with Bob Herman at the
Nome Hardware Store.
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ATTENTION CUB SCOUTS
All Cub Scouts are invited to
the Boy Scout camp on Saturday
for a wiener roast.
Cubs are requested to meet at
the Methodist Church for trans
portation and will be returned
home in time for dinner.
—Bill Doyle, Cubmaster
U.S. MERC is the place to BUY!
CASE LOTS
for your
LOCKER
★ ★ ★
BEEF HEARTS ... 39c lb.
BEEF TONGUES . . 45c lb.
Skinless
Wieners or Franks . . 65c lb.
Armour Star
SLAB BACON . . . 69c lb.
(6- to 8-lb. average)
Cut-Up
Stewing Chickens . . .69c lb.
Darigold
American Cheese . . 65c lb.
We are now taking orders
for your beef, Iamb, veal, chickens, etc.
for the last boat.
Check with us—We will NOT be Undersold !