ANNUAL LILY SALE
BEING HELD FOR ACCA
The annual Lily Sale is being
held today for the benefit of the
Alaska Crippled Children’s Assn.
The lilies will be sold in the foyer
of the Federal Bldg, by members
of Nome High School.
The fund has had recent con
tributions from local business
houses which have jars for that
purpose and include $87.25 from
the Bering Sea Club and $32.00
from, the Polaris Hotel.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: LaVerne Sto
ler, Robert Arwine, Norma Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Curtis, Josiah
Osborn, Giles Wittington, Kermit
Vagene, Emerick Kauvlarich, and
Max Penrod.
To McGrath: T. L. Morris.
To Unalakleet: Stanley Ryan.
To Anchorage: Daisy Keene,
Irene Havercamp, Lolita Willoya,
W. S. Lincoln, Dr. Philips, Col.
Holman, Maj. Mitchell, Roy Fer
ris.
FRANK BINGHAM DIES
IN MISSOULA, MONTANA
Word was received this morn
ing of the death of Frank Bing
ham, former superintendent of
schools here and also district at
torney for several years.
He passed away at his home in
Missoula, Mont. He is survived toy
his widow and three sons, who
are well known here.
A CORRECTION
In Friday’s Nugget we had a
headline saying that the dinner
honoring the Merchants Basket
ball team would be held Sat
urday night. That was in error.
The dinner will toe held as sched
uled on Wednesday evening at
the Bering Sea Club.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: -Laurie Mattalia and
infant daughter of James Oxerak.
Discharged: John Pearson.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Oxerak passed away
yesterday. No burial date has
been announced.
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Ling Cod Breaded Shrimp
Crabmeat Red Snapper
Oysters White Fish
Smelts Shrimp
* Fancy Domestic & Imported Cheeses
* Frozen Fruits and Vegetables
* Complete Assortment of Stateside Garden
Fresh Vegetables Twice Weekly
* Fresh Milk ★ Fresh Cottage Cheese
★ Daffodils
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Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
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PASSENGER SERVICE
SS BARANOF SAILING SOUTHBOUND FROM SEWARD.
For Reservations write:
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO., BOX 22, ANCHORAGE
FREIGHT SERVICE
A freighter-sailing from Seattle every Thursday
calling at Valdez, then Seward.
Nome Junior Police
Become Members Of
International Association J
The Junior Police of Nome have
become members of the Inter
national Association of Junior Po
lice through the generosity of
George Hite. Mr. Hite, in a pub
lic spirited gesture, paid the init
iation fee. In . addition, Mrs. Vir
ginia Brown of The Theater has
donated ten free theater tickets a
month to the Junior Police for the
outstanding service to the com
munity by the boys of the group.
NOTICE
Petitions for candidates for City
Council, School Board and city
offices are no longer required and
are replaced by "Declaration of
Candidacy" forms that are avail
able in the City Clerk's Office for
the forthcoming Municipal Elec
tion, April 6, 1954. These forms
also apply to candidates for the
Utility Board. All declarations
must be signed and sworn to be
fore the City Clerk, no later than
March 30, 1954.
Carrie M. McLain
City Clerk.
Publ. Mar. 17, 24, 29, 1954.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Electric guitar with
Gibson amplifier. $80. Call
Black 48.
LOST—One sled with dog chain
attached, taken from in front
of Boucher residence follow
ing the dog race Sunday. Please
return to Boucher residence.
HOUSE — Nice, modem, small,
available for rent. Call Black 29
EXPERT sewing, dressmaking, -al
terations. Call Lela Oman at
Black 81 or call at residence on
3rd Ave. and D Street.
FOR SALE—The finest publica
tion on world travel, “New
Horizons” for only $1 per copy
at the PAA office. Only 14 of
these books left.
Want to rent a house or apart
ment? —See George Hite.
FOR SALE—5-rm. house. Good
location. Bargain. See Rose
Silverman. tf
You can hire a future CPA. 7 mos.
LaSalle Accounting training.
Vet, 4 yrs. army chief clerk, 2
yrs. college, single, 26. Bob Koz
lowski, Whittier, Alaska.,, 42
SHOWING AT
I THEATER I
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
“ THE LIGHT TOUCH ”
—STARRING—
STEWART GRANGER
(Star of "The Wild North" and
"King Solomon's Mines")
GEORGE SAUNDERS
(Star of "All About Eve")
Also PIER ANGELIE
Plus
Mid-Week NEWS REEL
Ike Confers with Puerto Rican
Leaders Concerning Tragic Shoot
ing of U. S. Congressmen . . Six
Brothers Marry Six Sisters . . .
Unique Marriage Ceremony Per
formed Under Water.
WAR DISABLED COMPLETING
HUGE ORDER FOR POPPIES
Disabled veterans of three wars,
working in veterans’ hospitals
and in convalescent workrooms,
are completing the American Le
gion Auxiliary’s 1954 order for
approximately 25,000,000 mem
orial popies, Mrs. Clyde Godsbe,
poppy chairman of Nome Post No.
19, Auxiliary Unit, has reported.
The poppies, made of crepe
paper in replica of the wild Euro
pean poppy which grew “between
the crosses, row on row,” in the
battle cemeteries of the World
Wars, will be distributed by Aux
iliary women on Poppy Day in
May to be worn in honor of the
war dead. Making them is con
sidered valuable occupational
therapy for the more than 10,000
disabled men given employment
in the Auxiliary’s program this
year.
WIEN AIRLINES
Arriving over the weekend
were: J. Himmelwright, M. Holy
field, L. Colosimo, W. Goodv,ir'
L. Radner, J. Amonson, Norman
Asenituk, C. V. Parker, C. L.
Morris, Capt. R. Haskiji.
Passengers to Fairbanks were:
Chas. Lucier, Grace Lucier, and
Eugene Moss. To Seattle, Ed An
derson.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving with Pan American
this morning was Hilding Larson
and roundtripper Mr. Erickson.
Departing were Mr. Arwine and
Mr. Bickel.
Sgt. LeRoy and Mrs. LeRoy are
leaving for the States due to the
sudden death of Mrs. LeRoy’s
father. Sgt. LeRoy is with the
ACS and works at the desk in
the Fei sral bldg.
EASTER
SPECIAL
COLD WAVES
and
MACHINELESS
WAVES
$7™
and up
REED’S
Beauty Shop
CALL MAIN 42
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BERING SEA CLUB 1
— OPEN CONTINUOUS .Y — H
FROM 6 A.M. TO 2 A.M. DAILY
UNTIL 3:00 A.M. SATV^FDAYS A
CLOSED MONDA x'S r
Come In For After-Show Snacks! ^
Featuring Home - Made Pies §g
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Adopted as a symbol by the Alas isitors Association
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This week we are featuring
BILLIKENS
IN ALL SIZES!
$1.00 to $15.00
Numerous other items, such as—
Keyrings, Letter Openers, Earrings, Bracelets
and many other items!
Come in and see them!
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