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QUICK FROZEN
Fillet Cod Local White Fish
Fillet Sole Lutefisk
. Halibut Oysters
Alaska King Salmon Finnan Haddie
Kotzebue Shea Fish King Crab Legs
All varieties of canned Sea Food
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JUST RECEIVED
The largest shipment and greatest variety
of fresh fruits and vegetables received this
season—From Florida, Tpxas, California and
Washington—FOR YOUR TABLE.
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FRESH EGGS EVERY WEEK
NEW SUPPLY OF POULTRY
( Ours is frozen, I’m glad to say! )
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A Large Assortment of
DOMESTIC and IMPORTED CHEESES
FRESH MILK and COTTAGE CHEESE
Your Friendly Community Store
NC SUPERMARKET
Department of Northern Commercial Company
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
Freighter Sailings From Seattle
Every Tuesday Calling Valdez and Seward
and
Every Friday Calling Seward
For information address ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO. offices
either Fairbanks or Anchorage, or Pier 42, Seattle, Wash.
! PTA Folk Dancing
i Proves Popular
Tomorrow afternoon the in- I
creasingly popular Folk Dance
groups will meet at the Nome
School under the sponsorship of
the PTA.
The response of the young peo
ple to this new activity has been
overwhelming with group parti
cipation in each of the divisions
by school grades.
Tomorrow one group of about
20 are meeting at i o’clock, lead
by Mrs. Bob Oliver and a sec
ond group of about 25 meet at
3:30 with Mrs. Jane Galvin.
IN U.S. DISTRICT COURT
The case of the U.S. vs. James
Kainginzinia, charged with as
sault with a dangerous weapon,
is now in progress. A jury has
been chosen and testimony is now
being heard.
WILDLIFE WRITER
i ENROUTE GAMBELL
Gary M. Daetz of Corvalis, Ore.,
writer in several well-known
magazines on wildlife and fish
ing, has been interviewing local
people for the past two days.
He is enroute to Garnbell for
additional material.
While here he enjoyed watch
ing the tomcodding on Bering Sea
and he observed the method of
catching spider crab, which is
now plentiful.
TEEN-AGE DANCE TONIGHT
9:30 to 12:00
— FOR RENT —
Houses, Apartments, Cabins
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
WA NT ADS
WANTED — Housekeeper for
single man. Call Black 175.
FOR SALE — Baby sled. Call
Black 65.
FOUND—Thermos bottle full of
coffee. Call at Nugget.
FOUND—Billfold of Emily Peder
son. Call at Nugget.
SHOWING AT
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
-Starting 7:15 & 9:15 p.m.
E S T E L I T A
in
THE FABULOUS
SENORITA
— Plus Serial —
THE PURPLE MONSTER
STRIKES AGAIN
MIDNIGHT SHOW
SATURDAY NIGHT
BING CROSBY
and
BOB HOPE
SUNDAY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9*15 p.m.
MONDAY — 7:15 & 9:15
M-G-M U-r
pc..—. ■ I SIR WAITER SCOTT'S
TVANHOE
starring
Robert TAYLOR
Elizabeth TAYLOR
Joan FONTAINE
George SANDERS
Emlyn WILLIAMS
and cast of thousands! J
anHMW
THE PICTURE YOU'VE ALL
BEEN WAITING FOR ! 1
Salk Polio Vaccine May
Be Administered To Nome
Children This Spring
Dr. Fred Langsam reports that
if the Salk vaccine, now being
studied by the U.S. Public Health
Dept., is found -to be successful
in the prevention of polio, that
the Territorial Public Health
Dept, will issue it in Alaska.
When released the vaccine will
be administered to all first and
second grade children in the
schools in the territory. Dr. Lang
sam has been advised. It is pos
sible that the inoculation may be
made some time this spring.
Pre-School Children Meet
Thursdays At The USO
Pre-school children ages 3-6 en
joyed another interesting morning
yesterday at the USO with sev
eral mothers helping in the proj
ect.
Mrs. Russell Hermann, chair
man, states that more children
are welcome to join the group
and their mothers are invited to
participate. The hours are from
9:30 until 11 o’clock every Thurs
day morning.
Additional Classrooms
Will Be Required Before
Addition Is Completed
As the new addition to the
Nome Public School will not be
ready for occupancy before Jan.
1, 1956, according to information
received from the architect, the
local School Board at its regular
meeting March 8, discussed ways
of taking care of the anticipated
enrollment for the first half of
the coming school year.
At least two additional class
rooms will be required for the
grades and as all available space
in the present school is in use.
suitable rooms will have to be
rented or several grades must be
placed on a shift schedule. Sev
eral Alaska cities with overloaded
facilities have used the shift plan
for several years.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Passengers arriving yesterday
were: Mrs. J. von der Heydt,
Otto Weinard, Sgt. Foltz, Lola
Ost, Mrs. Charles Goedde and
children, Sadie Bell, Mr. Poin
dexter, Mr. Tickameyer.
Departing were: Jack Adams,
Glenn Shaeffer and Mr. and Mrs.
Milhous.
LOOK YOUR LOVELIEST IN A NEW
Easter Frock
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FRESH PRINTS IN NEW SPRING COLORS
Washable and crease-resistant fabrics
New waistlines and Jacket Dresses
as nationally advertised in
“SEVENTEEN” and “GLAMOUR”
Sizes 10 to 20 Also Misses' sizes 9 to 15
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BASKETS
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Big Baskets - - - Little Baskets
WITH COVERS AND OPEN
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From All Parts of the Territory
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