Unique Doubleheader To
Be Played Tonight At
Nome School Gym
Tonight in the Nome school
gym the local townfolk will be
(treated to two fine basketball
games as the Nome Huskies, rep
resenting the girls of the high
school, meet the Nome Alumni
Five. This game will start at 6:45
and will be followed by the much
discussed tilt between the unde
feated and untied “Liniment
Squad” and the Little Guys who
represent the 7th and 8th grades.
The regular scheduled games
for tonight have been postponed
until January 5. This is the first
showing for the two girl teams
and they will play a second game
next Friday.
From various reports coming
from the Liniment Squad’s head
quarters, the Little Guys will be
in for a very tough evening of
play.
Lineup for the “old men” is:
Howard Lyng, Carl Glavinovich,
Nels Swanberg Jr., Cula Mickel
son, Boyd Harwood, Tommy Mar
tin, Paul Mandeville, Lester Bron
son, Luther Dunbar and Sammy
Mogg Sr.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Sophie Otton
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers this morn
ing were: Joe Kroninger and Mrs.
G. R. Jackson. Round trip passen
gers were: Jacqueline Nye and
Virginia Hadley.
Departing were: Jessie Tocktoo
and Singook.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Clarence Sac
cheus.
To McGrath: George Sink and
Frank Unruh.
Harry Johnson has done a swell
job on the streets. Looks like
Lakeshore Boulevard. All to ac
comodate cabs and pedestrians
going to the Roof Garden. Pd. Ad.
NOTICE
At the suggestion of Maj. Swish
er, Chaplain Young of Nome
Field, is arranging for a Commun
ity Youth Night to be held at
Nome Field on Monday, Dec. 28.
All churches of the community
have been invited to send a repre
sentative to act as a planning
committee on this Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the base
chapel.
Committee chairmen from Nome
Field include: Airman Zarbo, en
tertainment; Sgt. Broderick, pub
licity; Lt. Brockett, decorations;
Lt. Kumm'.er, refreshments.
GLACIER DISTRIBUTORS
WHOLESALERS for Fancy packaged CANDIES ★ Strip Cards
of NUTS ★ Smoked KING SALMON ★ CHEESE RITZ
PEPPERONI ★ PRETZELS. Featuring Alaska Maid
POTATO CHIPS ★ and Vernell's BUTTER MINTS
— We Solicit Out-of-Town Orders From Village Stores —
Box 227 Nome, Alaska Phone Black 157
REINDEER
1C
Whole or Half Carcass—Per Lb.
— WE STILL HAVE FRESH MUKTUK !—
Out-of-town orders filled same day as received
— AT —
U. S. MERC
NOME’S HOME-OWNED STORE
Passenger Ships Sail Southbound From Seward
Weekly at 10 p.m. on Thursdays
For Reservation# write:
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO., BOX 200, ANCHORAGE
Weekly Freighter Sailings from Seattle
Calling at Valdez and Seward In Order Shown:
Dec. 11 Nadina Seward, Valdez
Dec. 22 Square Knot Valdez, Seward
Write Alaska Steamship Co., Box 200, Anchorage
Or Pier 42, Seattle, for additional information desired
Maj. Swisher Suggests
To Rotarians Establishing
Of Nome USO Program
Among the guests were Father
Suver, who is conducting a Cath
olic mission here, and Maj. Swish
er, commanding officer at Nome
Field, both of whom made re
marks, and Sgt. Hoagland, who
is with ACS.
Maj. Swisher commented at
length on his concern in establish
ing some form of wholesome re
creational and social activity for
service personnel of Nome Field
in the community of Nome. He
said:
“The fellows will come to town,
come hell or high water, and it’s
up to you and me to provide them
with wholesome diversions.”
He suggested the possibility of
organizing a U.S.O. in Nome and
called upon the Rotary Club, along
with other civic organizations to
discuss and support such a project.
Rotary President Jim Walsh
acknowledged our apparent laxity
in this regard and the hope that
we would do something about it.
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE—House and 35x60 ft.
lot, $2,000. Located next door
east Willie Foster residence. 149
FOLKS we are overstocked with
articles lost in the theater, in
cluding two wallets and many
good mittens, caps and scarves.
Will you please drop by the
theater or send your youngsters
in to see if any belong to you.
For information call Main 154.
FOR SALE — Whirlpool electric
clothes dryer, 220-volt, almost
new. $150. Call Main 78. 148
CABIN FOR RENT—Completely
furnished. Call Black 29.
EARN 6% ON YOUR MONEY
You can have the things you want
by making small short term in
vestments in sound loans. Write
for facts on 6% earnings to Pub
lic Finance Corp., P. O. Box 773,
Anchorage, Alaska.
SHOWING AT
| THEATER
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
ROLAND WINTERS as ,
CHARLIE CHAN in
“ THE CHINESE RING ”
Co-Starring His Honorable Son
And That Ever-Funny Chauffeur
SATURDAY MATINEE
Starting 5:15 p.m.
“ THE CHINESE RING ”
N O T ICE
MATINEE ONLY SATURDAY
Theater Closed Saturday Night
Let's All Have Fun At The
PIONEER ROOF GARDEN
SUNDAY ONLY
5:15 - 7:15 - 9:15 p.m.
“LONE STAR”
with
CLARK GABLE
AVA GARDNER
BRODERICK CRAWFORD
LIONEL BARRYMORE
It's BIG In Love and Action
also 14th Chapter of "NYOKA"
SUNDAY MATINEE—2:15 p.m.
FOR THE KIDS—
“ Zoro — Black Whip ”
— ALSO —
A FEATURE PICTURE
— AND —
CARTOONS
Wien To Make Recording
Here For Broadcast Over
“Out of the North” Show
Noel Wien arrived yesterday
from Fairbanks and is busy mak
ing preparations for a special re
cording of highlights of Nome for
the Wien program known as “Out
of the North” breadcast from
KFAR in Fairbanks.
The actual recordings are sched
uled to be made Saturday upon
the arrival of A1 Bramsted, man
ager of that station, and Don
McCune, announcer, who are
making the flight at this time to
attend the 45th annual Pioneer
Roof Garden.
According to local Wien man
ager A1 Branson, several local
pioneers will be interviewed on
the recording.
In a recording taken at Barrow
children sang songs in English
and Eskimo and a bear hunter
was interviewed. Another record
ing was made at Betties.
FINAL REHEARSAL
Pioneer Roof Garden Play
TONIGHT!
After The Ball Games
Home Arts Club Food Sale
Nets $280 For Hot Lunches
The finance committee of the
Home Arts Club has announced
that over $280 was cleared by that
organization with its food sale
held recently for the benefit of
the Hot Lunch Program for the
•schoolchildren. •
The ready response of the pub
lic for this worthy cause was ap
preciated by the sponsoring club,
which extends special thanks to
the N.C. Store; the Chamber of
Commerce; the butcher of the
N.C. for decorating the turkey;
the Catholic sisters who made the
delicious French pastry and many
others who contributed so gener
ously.
ATTENTION BOY SCOUTS
All Boy Scouts are invited to be
guests of the management of the
local theater at 5:00 o'clock Sat
urday afternoon. Boys must have
membership cards, however, be
fore they can be admitted.
All boys who do not have the
necessary cards may obtain them
from the Scoutmaster.
— A1 Enix, Scoutmaster.
% GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY |
| Xmas Cards — Gift Dressings — Decorations |
|i Towel Sets Tablecloths —Pitcher Sets
Toys — Christmas C^idy |
I FOR CHILDREN: 1
| SHOES, SLIPPERS, SWEATERS, PANTY SETS, BOW TIES, j|
| DRESSES. WHITE and RAYON GABARDINE SHIRTS |
1 FOR LADIES:
| PAJAMAS, ROBES, GOWNS, BED JACKETS. NYLONS, g
^ PUCKERED NYLON BLOUSES, FROCKS, COATS, SUITS 1
8 ' S
1 FOR THE MEN: 8
S WOOL SHIRTS, SWEATERS. DRESS HOSE, BOXED TIES, |
| GIFT HANKIES. SHAVE SETS. HOUSE SLIPPERS J
| PARKAS AND KOREAN BOOTS |
8 _ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 P.M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS — 5
| CAV OTA’S — The Family Store jjj