WEATHER FORECAST
Complied by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Burea«
Snow tonight and tomorrow,
and much warmer and not so
windy tonight and Tuesday. Low
temperature expected tonight 17,
high tomorrow 30.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
17, lowest 5. Max. wind 34 mph
from the east. Sunrise at 9:51
a.m., sunset at 1:59 p.m.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
Station ' Temp. Weather
Barrow -29 Clear
Kotzebue -2 Snow
Wales 20 Snow
Gambell -6 Part cloudy
Nome 17 Snow
Unalakleet 7 Cloudy
Bethel 32 Snow
McGrath -7 Snow
Anchorage 8 Cloudy
Fairbanks -6 Cloudy
Whitehorse -11 Snow'*
JEdmonton -27 Part cloudy
Juneau -1 Part cloudy
Ketchikan 23 Clear
Seattle 40 Part cloudy
San Francisco 54 -Fog
Alaska Airlines’ Nome
Office Is Busy These Days
The busiest person in town is
Margaret Heller of Alaska Air
lines, although few realize what a
job she is supervising these days.
Before ten o’clock Friday morn
ing she had dispatched five planes
in several directions and handled
5,000 pounds of mail going to out
posts and villages throughout the
area.
Christmas trees were also in the
cargoes this week to many places
where trees do not grow. The
green spruce tree is especially
treasured.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Bill Barber, H.
C. Johnson, Frank Martin, Albert
Martin, Claude Bagley, C. Ras
massen, Leo Owens, Dr. Harold
Brewster, Paul Nelson.
From Unalakleet: Dr. E. S. Ra
beau. To Unalakleet: Mr. and Mrs. j
Kenneth Anderson.
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available at The Nome Nugget
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CAVOTA’S
THE FAMILY STORE
Toys • Gift Wrapping • Table & Tree Decorations
Bark Pictures • Fancy Glassware
Decorative Pillow Slips and Towel Sets
Boxed Hankies for Men and Women
Boys’, Ladies’ and Men’s Slacks
Dacron Blouses and Shirts
Assortment of Fancy Sweaters
Neckwear - Coats - Frocks - Girls’ Dresses
Felt, Wool, and Corduroy Print Skirts
AND MANY OTHER ITEMS FOR THE FAMILY!
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Phone Main 189 Open 1 p.m. to 3 a.m.
HOT DOGS
CONEY ISLAND RED HOTS
HOME-MADE CHILI
Take Some Home With You
Steaks, Sandwiches & Short Orders
Phone your order in and we will
deliver FREE any order over $6.00
60 TEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdes and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
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I Anvil Lodge, F. and A. M.
Install New Officers
Last Thursday evening’s instal
lation at Anvil Lodge F and A M .
was followed by a social gather
ing of friends and relatives of the
members with Alaska’s favorite"
game played for entertainment.
Officers installed were:
Harry A. Lewis, worshipful
master; Robert K. Lewis, senior
warden, James A. von der Heydt, :
junior warden, W. H. Cameron. :
treasurer; Norvin W. Lewis, sec-1
retary; Rev. Willard Mecklenburg,
chaplain; Charles F. Lewis, mar
shal; Herbert J. Jenks, senior dea
con; Byron G. Reed, junior deacon.
Armin E. Bohrer, senior stewart;
Howafd J. Mays, junior stewart;
Boyd C. Harwood, organist, and
Marion J. Blattler, tyler.
It is interesting to note that four
members of the Norvin Lewis
family hold office in the organi
zation.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Beverly Blan- .
ning and Jean and Michael Blan
ning, R.L. Stewart, Kenneth Flem
ing, Eugene Connelly, Ellen Moen,
P. J. Southwell.
From Kotzebue: Marion Shel
don. To Kotzebue: Dr. E. Rabeau.
To Fairbanks: Del Rathges, Sgt.
James Lane, Margaret McDonald,
Aldus Syuerson, John R. Ray,
Ruth Reed, Bill Thomas, Helen
Baker.
To Galena: Sgt. Luckett.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Andrew Miller Jr.,
Henry Jack, Fritz Carlson.
Discharged: Joe Norbert and
Esther Elam.
Bill Barber, head of CAA opera
tions here, left Saturday for An
chorage to attend the regular
meeting of CAA station managers.
He expects to be gone about a
week.
Iron was once classed as a pre
cious metal, more valuable than
silver or gold.
NOTICE
There will not be a Well-Baby
Clinic on Tuesday, Dec. 13.
—Margaret McDonald
Public Health Nurse
Two-Bedroom House
NOW AVAILABLE
See or Call
George Hite—Main 123
WA NT ADS
FOR SALE—’49 Dodge Panel. In- ;
quire at Nugget office.
FOR SALE—Remington 30-06,
model 760, with strap, new; hal
ibut jacket; comfy jacket; elee.
knife sharpener; carving set with
poultry shears, new; misc. items r
and clothing. Reasonable. Call
Mrs. Jenkins, Main 18.
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FOR SALE — Small bicycle and
sled. Call Black 197. 147
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What to buy for Christmas
What to buy for Christmas
OH DEAR, WHAT TO BUY
FOR CHRISTMAS ??
BOB SAYS ...
Only 11 Shopping Days Left
GIVE A USEFUL GIFT
A SET OF DISHES
A SUNBEAM WAFFLE IRON
COFFEE MAKER or STEAM IRON
A NEW HAMMER or SAW
or other useful article for Dad
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HELEN SAYS . . .
WE HAVE TOYS
TONS OF THEM1
The Pick of Seattle and Tacoma
Toy Shows
COME LOOK BUY
For Kids From 6 to 60
~~ (Seattle prices plus freight) !
LARRY SAYS ...
The FINEST Gift Is
A 1956 DODGE
Immediate Delivery—Hurry—Supply Limited
MAKE IT A WHITE CHRISTMAS
A Frigidaire, A Drier,
Automatic or Wringer Type Washer
or a Singer Sewing Machine
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JACK SAYS . . .
There’s No Question About It.
ORDER YOUR TURKEY
WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS
from
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