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SUNDAY THE WORLD PAYS
TRIBUTE TO MOTHERS
' TOL help you with your gift problem
Ve have a wonderful selection"
TO CHOOSE FROM
THE LATEST IN FASHIONS
From Peddle - Pusher Jeans
To Formal Party Frocks
1 NEW SPRING COATS,
JACKETS and SKIRTS
3 Or Perhaps that New Pair of Shoes
she has been hinting for.
OR HOW ABOUT A PERSONAL RADIO
FOR THE KITCHEN OR BEDROOM
Full Line of
Sunbeam Appliances and
Revere Ware
Zi^s:
JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SHIPMENT OF
Whitman Candy
“A WOMAN NEVER FORGETS
THE MAN WHO REMEMBERS ”
POTTED PLANTS ON TUESDAY
CUT FLOWERS FRIDAY
LETS MAKE MOTHER
“QUEEN FOR A DAY”
NC COMPANY
Alaska's Pioneer Merchants
Free Delivery Out-of-Town Orders
Theater To Have
4Yakkity«Yak’
Night Tuesday,
Because the kias so enjoy their
“Shush-Free” matinee Saturday
mornings, The Theater manage
ment has decided to have a “Yak
kity-Yak” night for the adults; so
that all the patrons who like to
talk in the movies may do so
without being asked to be quiet.
Patrons will still be requested
,to display some movie manners,
such as keeping feet off the seats
and removing hats, and there will
be no stomping feet or other row
dyism tolerated, but TUESDAY
night adults may “yakkity-yak”
as much as they wish.
Mrs. Brown feels they should
have this privilege since on other
nights patrons will be requested
to refrain from talking during the
picture so that others may enjoy
it.
—
Members of the Order of East
ern Star axe reminded that to
night is social night, following the
regular meeting. Visiting mem
bers are welcomed.
Worthy Matron, Lillie Lewis
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF ALL
AMERICAN LEGION MEMBERS
8:00 TONIGHT
| Dining Room of Bering Sea Club
Johnnie Sez: "Hi. Business
hours axe now 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
at THE MUSIC BOX."
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FOR SALE—Outboard motors: 'l
Johnson 25 h.p.; 1 Evinrude 22
h.p.; 1 Johnson 5 h.p. All in
good condition with extra re
pair parts. Prices very reason
able. Arthur Nagozruk, Sr. Tel
ephone White 182. 56
FOUND—Pair of glasses in case.
Claim at Nugget. -Pay for ad.
AUTHOR in Calif, will pay for
8 mm. movies of Nome scenes.
Film supplied. Use your own
camera. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE — Box mattress,
double size, practically new,
$80. Call Police Station before
5 p.m. 58c
ALASKA AIRLINES has opening
for maid. Two or three hours
daily except Sunday. Contact
Alaska Airlines City Office.
FOUND—“Christopher and Cres
sida.’7 Owner may have same
by paying for this ad at Nugget.
NOME SEAWALL
DANGEROUS FOR KIDS
The seawall is not a playground
and at this time of year is danger
ous for children.
Parents are urged to discourage
their children from playing there,
as two children have already been
hurt and have had stitches taken
an their faces, it is reported.
Methodist Churchmen Arrive
Rev. Fred McGinnis of An
chorage and Rev. Allen White of
Philadelphia, of the Methodist
Church, arrived today from Fair
banks via Wien Airlines. They
are here to attend a meeting with
members of the Community
Methodist Church at 8 o’clock this
evening. A review of the work of
the church for the past year and
plans for the future will be dis
cussed.
WEATHER REPORT
Compiled by The
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Forecast Nome: Mostly cloudy
with occasional fog tonight and
Tuesday. Low temperature ex
pected tonight about 35, the high
tomorrow about 40.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
35, lowest 34. Max. wind 19 mph
from the southeast. Sunrise at
3:13 a.m., sunset at 8:45 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 41, lowest 35. Extremes
on this date since 1907: highest
50 in 1953, lowest 1 in 1952.
Scholarships and
Diplomas To Be
Awarded May 16
Graduation exercises have been
announced by William Angell, su
perintendent of the Nome School,
for Thursday evening, May 16th.
At this time 8th grade and high
school students will receive their
diplomas and certificates.
The awarding of several schol
arships will also be made at this
time, including the Galvin Schol
arship, the Marguerite Glavino
vich Memorial Scholarship, the
Lomen Scholarship, the College
of Puget Sound Scholarship, and
University of Alaska assistance
with free room.
JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM
PLANNED FOR FRIDAY
The annual Junion-Senior Prom
has been planned for Friday eve
ning of this week.
The theme chosen for the party
is “Stardust.”
The students are busy with
preparations for elaborate decor
ation and hope that all parents,
whether they dance or not, will
at least come for part of the eve
ning and.enjoy the music.
The music will be supplied by
the school combo, consisting of
several of the students who have
been directed by Frank Richard
son, who is pianist for them.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
KNOM-TV PRESENTS
TONIGHT TUESDAY
6:15—Mickey Mouse CITj 6:15—Mickey Mouse Cl'b
7:15—Coke Time 7:15—Coke Time
7:30—Circus Time 7:30—Broken Arrow
o -m 8:00—On Trial
8:30—Rob-1 Montgomery 8;30_Big Story
9:30—Danny Thomas 9:00—To Be Announced
10:00—Perry Como Show 10:00—-Tunes 8i Talent
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New DODGE
Come in and get an early look
at these new Dodge Power
Giants... with new giant-power
V-8 engines ... new higher load
capacities ... new style and new
features—including push-button
driving. Come in soon!
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DODGE TRUCKS New full-opening hood
... ,, _ _. . . . can be raised 90°
With the Forward Look! for engine servicing!
LARRY GALVIN
Front Street, Nome