WEATHER REPORT
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
The forecast Is for continued
fair tonight And a little warmer
Thursday.
Low tonight -15. High tomor
row 0.
Nome data last 24 hours as of 7
a. m. Wednesday: Temperatures:
highest -2, lowest -12. Maximum
wind 28 miles an hour from the
northeast. Sunrise at 7:17 a. m.,
sunset at 5:13 p. m.
Extremes this date since 1907:
Highest 40 in 1928, lowest -35 in
1956.
W.S.C.S. TO MEET FRIDAY
The WS.C.S. of the Community
Methodist Church meets with
Mrs. Luther Dunbar Friday eve
ning, March 1st, at 8:00 p.m.
Maxine Friesz will be co-host
ess.
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IN DISTRICT COURT
John Olsen Jr., with a plea of
guilty, was sentenced in the U. S.
District Court to four years in a
Federal Jail with two years sus
pended.
Jack Tuzroyluke of Pt. Hope
was sentenced to 2 years in a
Federal Jail by Judge W. Hodge
with sentence suspended after
one day. He pleaded guilty to
burglary.
MASONS ENJOY PARTY FOR
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
Members of Anvil Lodge F and
A M No. 140 and guests enjoyed
a Washington Birthday party last
Saturday at the Masonic Temple.
A film showing the importance
of airfields in our present-day
life was followed by games, after
which pie and ice cream were
served.
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Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Wien Airlines
To Kotzebue — David Adams,
Bob Tuckfield, Rosemary Oviuk,
Jack Tuzrayluke.
From Kotzebue — Nelson Walk
er, R. E. Cunningham, Leonard
Shirah, Charles E. Miller, Ruth
Hansen, Paul Tovey, Isaac Hen
sley, Archie Adrian, Raymond
Lee.
To Fairbanks — Charles W.
Fagerstrom, George Kost, Jacob
Titus, Verncn Carlson, Paul Gla
vinovich, Stanley Senungetuk,
: Joe Senungetuk, Charles Snyder,
j Charles P. Fagerstrom, Aaron
Bell, Peter Barber, William Ull
rich, Meta Muller, Suzanne Fag
erstrom, Bunny Doyle, Mary Jo
Swanberg, Arlene Muller, Bud
Hagberg, Janet Muller, Robert
Baldwin, Opal Baldwin. Edward
Kellar, Elfrieda Lord.
From Fairbanks — Major Bar
foot, Bud Hagberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Curran, James Kulik, Rob
ert Riley, Stanley Sobienski, Ed
ward Hazelwood.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
— ATTENTION —
MEETING AT 8:00 P.M.
TONIGHT — CITY HALL
—Robert Lewis, Sec.
WARNING
All cars and trucks must have
their city stickers and car license
by March 1st.
Carl Webb
Chief of Police
WANT ADS
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RELIABLE Stateside woman
wants pre-school child to
watch days. Call Nugget. 27
FOUND — Small key on cord.
At Nugget.
; FOR SALE — Made-to-order
Rubber Stamps, for personal
and business use. Made with
Rubber Stamp Vulcanizing
Press. Choice of three sizes of
medium type capitals. Also can
make stock rubber stamps —
FIRST CLASS — PARCEL
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CAUTION — PHOTOGRAPHS
DO NOT BEND — HANDLE
WITH CARE — PAST DUE, —
PLEASE REMIT. Choice of
rubber cushion base mounts
with handle, plain cushion
mount strips, covered index
cushion mount strips. Rubber
stamp ink pads, red, blue and
black.
ARTHUR NAGOZRUK, SR.
Box 218 Phone WHITE 182
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Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 «
Doors open at 6:45 p.m. U
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Grand Jury Brings In
First True Bill
The Grand Jury is now in ses
sion. In its first action this morn
ing its first true bill was brought
in; U. S. vs. George Strongheart
on two counts, negligent homicide
and assault with a dangerous
weapon.
Members of the Grand Jury are
as follows:
Clarence Allen
George O. Ashenfelter
Lester Bronson
, Ronald Coons
Fred Davis
George Dan
Axel Edman
Bessie Henry
Dora Henry
Dora Hadley
Albert Johnson
Hilda Jones
Hans Jemewouk
Ethel Karmun
Feda Milne (Secretary)
James McLean
Ruth Nash
Grant Nelson
Garfield Okitkcn
Emma Porter
Mike Simon
Elmer Seetot
Lily Savok
Moose on Lunch Menu
The Hot Lunch Committee an
nounces that a sizeable shipment
of moose meat has made possible
more variation in the luncheon
menus. The menu for today, Wed
nesday, included moose stew with
potatoes, carrots, onions, bread
and butter, apricots and milk.
SATURDAY CARD PARTY
The third game in the Card
Party Series now in progress at
the Pioneer Igloo is scheduled for
Saturday evening at 8.
It has been announced that
anyone wishing to participate in
ithe grand scoring for Trophy
prizes will be given a minimum
score as a starter Saturday, which
still gives them an opportunity to
be among the prize winners.
Prizes are also given for the
evening’s games, as well as re
freshments.
Alaska Airlines
To Anchorage — Mrs. Vatnce
Halvorson, Mrs. C. Curtis, Reca
Godsbe, Sgt. Victor Bunish, Ther
esa Bunish, J. J. Bryant, Vern
Bigelow, Pat Bigelow, Gilbert
Thomas, David McClellan, Ken
neth Mills, Glenn Coppock, War
ren Webber.
From Anchorage — E. E. Kel
ler, Flora Shippey, W. J. Grubbs,
W. T. Oelkers, Herb Abbas, S.
Aukongak Jr., Irene Aukongak,
Victor Rovier.
To Unalakleet — Sig Krogstad,
Bernard George.
From Unalakleet — Wayne
Eben.
From McGrath—William Craw
j ford, Robert Steele.
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PKNOM-TV PRESENTS
TONIGHT THURSDAY
6:15—Tele - Cartoon 6:15—Tele - Cartoon
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb. 6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—Circus Time 7:30—Masquerade P'rty
8:00—Tenessee Ernie 8:00—Jane Wyman
8:30—Kraft Theater 8:30—Ceasar's Hour
9:30—Boxing 9:00—Ted Mack
MERC M £ AT
IS THE PLACE TO SAVE!
BEEF BEEF BEEF
“U.S. GOOD”
GRAIN-FED STEERS
LEAN — NO EXCESS FAT !
PROCESSED FREE OF CHARGE
Here’s what you get from
a Front Quarter of Beef . . .
RIB STEAKS
ARM ROAST
BLADE ROAST
SHORT RIBS
STEW
All extra meat ground up and
wrapped in 2-pound packages.
ONLY 59c LB.
EACH FRONT QUARTER WEIGHS ABOUT 100 POUNDS
MUTTON MUTTON MUTTON
About 65 pounds each.
CUT UP INTO QUARTERS FOR
ROAST and STEW.
ONLY 35' LB.
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