ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Joaquin Koyuk,
James Sirloak, Bernard Kuzinuk,
Tdnv Pushruk, James Okpealuk,
James Ojniak, Anne Pullok, Carl
Kutuk, Agnes Koonuk, Ursulla
and Frank Ellana, Mary and Sam
Mogg;
Robert Baldwin, Bier Barrow.
Sgt. Rolen, George Clark, Col.
W. Mueller, Col. S' Morrow, Mr.
Corbett, Amy Slwooko, Laura
Pumgowivi.
From Anchorage: Dr. Charles
Anderson, Robert Jacobs, A. S.
Lopez, P. F. Curry.
To Unalakleet: Alex Sookaiyak,
Leo and Dolly Wheeler, Tony
Joule, IVJaurice Kelliher, Wm.
Gowins.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Diomede Island: Aaron
Milligruk, Walter Kazingronuk,
Cecelia Omiak, Mary Iyakuk.
From Kotzebue: L. J. Lyons,
Jack Adams, Herb Meal, Leo and
Dolly Wheeler.
From Fairbanks: Les Stevens,
Carl Glavinovich, Lt. J. Shaw.
To Kotzebue: Lucille Lee, and
David Driggs.
To Fairbanks: Lt. Henry Var
nell.
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT
Henry Cramer was fined $200
for assault and battery.
IN U.S. DISTRICT COURT
j The case of U.S. vs. Martha j
Owens was dismissed this mor-!
ning.
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The case of U.S. vs. Otto Worm
was dismissed.
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March 9 was set for the hearing
of two Kotzebue cases, game vio
lations, against Bertz Beltz and
Rod Lincoln.
I GIRL SCOUT FOOD
SALE NETS $90
The Senior Intermediate Girl
Scout Troop's food sale Saturday
netted about $90. This is the first
time a troop here has set out to
have a foodsale on its own.
Thanks are given to all those
who helped them get that good
result. Special thanks are given
to Dewey Goodrich for the use of
his store and to Mrs. Walter Glav
inovich for donating the beautiful
cake. Mrs. Rose Silverman won
the cake.
Students of the sixth grade who
celebrated Valentines Day with a
party enjoyed hearing one of the
first Edison inventions—a gramo
phone— with cylinder recordings,
which was loaned to them cour
tesy of Richard Lee, showing
how Edison’s favorite invention
thrilled the world many years
ago. _
■ ONE
STOP
SHOP
SUPERMARKET
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FRESH MEATS AND FISH
HOUSEWARES AND HARDWARE
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DRY GOODS
MEN’S AND LADIES’ FURNISHINGS
Your Friendly Community Store
NC SUPERMARKET*^*
. Department of Northern Commercial Company 1
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
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Freighter Sailings From Seattle
Every Tuesday Calling Valdez and Seward
and
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TWO BASKETBALL GAMES
TO BE PLAYED TUESDAY
Tuesday night at the school
gym the Baby Nanooks, otherwise
known as the Junior Varsity, will
play the ACS basketball team in
the first game of the evening.
Starting time is 7 p.m.
In the second game of the eve
ning the up-and-coming Liniment
Squad will battle down the line
with the base T-23 Detachment.
This is another game to help pro
vide funds to send the High
School Varsity team to the An
chorage tournament the first
week in March.
Both teams have been having
secret practices and it is rumored
they are perfecting a new fast
breaking type of play.
Come and see competition at
its best!
Attends Board Meeting In Juneau
Robert Baldwin left yesterday
for Juneau to attend the meeting
| of the Territorial Board of Edu
cation which will be in session
for about two weeks.
CAPACITY CROWD ATTENDS
SECOND IN WHIST SERIES
The Pioneer Igloo was filled to
| capacity again with players par
j ticipating in the annual card tour
i nament last Saturday evening.
Winners for the evening were
Frde Rohn, Dan Berrettini and
Jim von der Hevdt for the men
and Maude Taff, Grace Edman,
and Edith Arnold for the women.
Rose Silverman won the door
prize.
Those leading for the tourna
ment will be announced later.
— Pioneers’ Meeting —
Wednesday, February 16
Pioneer Igloo
6:00 P.M.
SHOWING AT
I T H E A T E R 1
Adults 85c Children 40c
TONIGHT
-Starting 7:15 & 9:15 p.m.
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Storing
CLIFTON
WEBB
pp-sUmng t,
Debra PAGET
; Robert WAGNER
i Ruth HUSSEY _
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Bayview Hotel pro- j
perty at Sitka, Alaska. For in
formation address Bessie Van
Gilder, 1412 3rd Ave., Seattle,
1, Wash. 20
FOR SALE — Fairchild 24R40,
skiis, wheels, Hartzell prop,
Lear T30 radio about 50 hours
on Ranger smoh. ARDCO, Lake
Hood. Anchorage. $1900. 20
WANTED—PA-11, J-3 or Champ.
Fabric must test. Can use skiis,
wheels, floats. ARDCO, Lake
Hood, Anchorage. 20
FOR SALE—Raccoon parka, size j
38-40. Am rotating, will sell rea
sonable. Call at city Police Dept,
from 3 to II p.m. 19
WANTED—Men and women for
local sales work. Fast-selling
merchandise, very good commis
sion. Good sideline for employed
persons. Write to Verdugo Art
Sales, 710 5th Avenue, Anchor
age, Alaska. 19c
COMPLETELY furnished house
for rent. Call Main 123.
MAKE $50 to $75 per day selling
the well known Minnesota
Woolen Co. Clothing. Men’s,
women’s and children’s top
quality clothing. The best qual
ity mackinaws, shirts, slacks,
jackets, sweaters, socks, under
wear, blankets, etc. Ideal for
Alaska. Build a steady repeat
business. Beautiful 1955 sam
ples now ready. Act quickly.
Airmail reply to H. I. Stewart,
» Alaskan Sales Manager, 331 4th
Ave., Anchorage, Alaska. 26
FOR SALE—One good trap line,
all kept up to date. Parlay vous
France. Call Billy M. Young,
Red 111.
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Petit Jury Names Are
Drawn, To Return
Here On March 9
The Petit Jury names were
drawn this morning in District
Court and the following are to
report at 10:00 a.m. March 9:
Fred Kakaruk * * Teller
Helen T. Wells Noorvik
Amos Kiyutelluk Shishmaref
Luke Lorna White Mt.
Billy Komakhuk White Mt.
Elsie Ball , Nome
Sterling Croell Kiana
Nanna Esenituk Kiana
Frank Snell Noorvik
Ethel Toshavik Unalakleet
W.R. Blankenship Kiana
Julius Tatpan White Mt.
Claire L. Sears Utica
Sally Carrighar Nome
Barbara Carlson Nome
Carl Oxereok Wales
Ernest Ball Nome
Arlene Strand Unalakleet
Freida Moto Nome
Fred Katchatag Unalakleet
Margaret Hegland Teller
Ruth Towner . Nome
Bertha Hess Kotzebue
Harry Johnson Nome
Joseph Nassuk Koyuk
Mabel Soetook Kotzebue
Daniel Berrettini Nome
Viggo Walterson Nome
Andrew Wirum Nome
Doris Wilke Nome
Francis Walker Nome
David Walluk ' Nome
George Tucker Little Creek
K. F. Waldheim Nome
Agnes Amarok White Mt.
Frank Noyakuk Teller
Sophie Rvlander Haycock
George Waldheim Nome
Dolly Sours Kotzebue
Elsie Stoney Kiana
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Alex Sookayak and
Marry Ann Mendenhall.
Discharged: Sarah Aningayou
and infant.
FOR DEPENDABLE FUEL SERVICE
CALL
GREEN’S
CITY FUEL & TRANSFER
PHONE MAIN 152
RELIANCE BURNERS PARTS AND SERVICE
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PRESENTING...
an interesting group of
4HGUPUK PICTURES
in black, white, sepia and color.
★ - ★ - ★
The finest selection we
have had in several years.
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