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Are Ready To Gift Wrap For You At
NEW
MERCHANDISE
EVERY DAY
and so many beautiful
things for all the ladies
in the family
. . . and for Daddy
and the Boys, too!
FOR CHRISTMAS MORNING
A New Christmas Robe or Duster
of Nylon or Flannel, or
Nylon Gown with Robe to match
or BABY DOLL FLANNEL PAJAMAS
in Red, Black or Pastels
IN UNDIES THERE ARE—
Stretch Nylon Panties
or Slips (Full and Half Lengths)
f
Panty Sets for Each Day of the Week
Sweaters A Wide Choice
Bulk Knit, Pull-Over, Cardigans, in Wool & Nylon
Skirts to Match
in Plaid, Plain or Stripes . . . and .
Wool Jackets to complete the outfit
THAT EXTrTsPECIAL GIFT
Hand Tooled Leather Purses it Stoles, Shrugs
it Fluffy Angora Stretch Anklets it
Christmas Aprons it Rhinestone Jewelry
it .Headscarves of Silk, Orion, Wool it
GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY
Fostoria Glassware it China Cups and Saucers
it Sheets with Matching Pillows Slips it
Blankets, Bedspreads it Christmas Candles
it Towel Sets it Dishes it
BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESSES
In Exciting New Materials and Styles
FOR THE MEN
it Shirts in Cotton and Wool and Orion
it Phoenix Hosiery in Stretch and Regular,
Plain and Argyle
it Shirts, Shorts, Belts, Hankerchiefs
FOR THE BOYS
it Shirts with Matching Ties
★ Billfolds and Purses
. . . AND FOR SMALL FRY
★ Blouses, Sweaters, Buntings, Blankets
it Washable Rubber Toys
it Dolls — AH Sizes — Including Those
Adorable Little Ginny Dolls
with Whole Outfits of Clothes
(Princess Margaret Will
j Visit British Columbia
j VICTORIA, B. C., UP—Princess
I Margaret will visit British Col
j umbia for approximately two
j weeks next year for centennial
celebrations, Premier Bennett an
nounced today.
The Premier said her royal
highness will fly from England
straight to B.C., arriving in the
province July 12.
The princess will visit other!
i parts of Canada for about 10 days
following her B.C. visit, the Pre
mier said.
FREE HAIRCUT PAYS OFF
AUBURN, N.Y., <*)—John F. Gi
angreco, operator of a non-union
barber shop, says he gave a free
haircut to a young man' marching
in a union picket line in front of
the shop.
The apparently appreciative
| picket then went away.
I_
BEN HITCHCOCK
IS FIRST TO FILE
IN ALASKA PARTY
The first filing of candidacy on
the Alaska Party ticket has been
made in the Third Division.
Ben Hitchcock announced Dec.
14 that he has been on file and
is running for the Territorial
House.
Hitchcock, of Caribou Creek,
j was also a House candidate as
I an independent in 1956 elections
! but was defeated,
j Formation of the Fourth Divi
| sion Alaska Party Committee was
j publicly announced in newspapers
of Fairbanks and surrounding
j areas, and in Nome, on Dec. 6.
'Passenger Ship Service
I Discontinued Along
, British Columbia Coast
VANCOUVER, B.C., (#>—Resi
| dents of towns along the British
■ Columbia coast Wednesday were
1 dismayed at the decision of Union
| Steamships Limited to discontinue
, a passenger service which has
1 been in operation for nearly 60
I years.
j “A terrible deal,” said J. Find
| lay, Indian superintendent and
I Board of Trade president at
J Alert Bay, 180 miles from here.
“Union is our lifeline,” said H.
i Peck, manager of the Alaska
j Pine Co.’s logging camp at Port
| McNeill, near Alert Bay.
The steamship company, which
■ serves 50 ports along the coast,
announced its decision to discon
j tinue the passenger service Jan. 2
because of “continuous and in
creasing economic losses.” The
company will maintain its cargo
service.
NOTARY PUBLIC
at
NUGGET OFFICE
- -■ — -
j WINTER SCHEDULE
! DC-3 or C - 4 6 SERVICE
Monday, Wednesday Tuesday Thursday - Saturday
and Friday
Lv. Fairbanks 9:30 a.m. Lv. Fairbanks 7:00 »-m,
Lv. Fairbanks 7:00 a-m. Ar. Nome 11:45 a-m. Ar. Nome 9:15 aon.
Ar. Kotzebue 8:50 aon.
Lt. Kotzebue 9:30 m *?=“ pm' «-">•
Ar. Nome 10*45 a-m Ar. Kotzebue 2:00 pan. Ar. Kotzebue 11:30 aan.
Lv. Nome 11:45 a.m. Lv. Kotzebue 2?^-S t>.m. Lv. Kotzebue 12:10 p.m.
Ar. Fairbanks 4;00 p.m. Ar. Fairbanks 6:30 pan-. Ar. Fairbanks 4:00 p.m.
BUSH FLIGHTS Charter Ser^T
I CESSNA - BEECHCRAFT L - er service
l Lv. Kotz. 8:30 a-m., stop at Candle Lv. Nome 12:25, slop Dee ring, Twin Beechcraft
afnd Deering Ar. Nome 11:30 a.m. Candle, ar. Kotzebue 3:20 £>an.
- „£r» WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
—-■■-i:.,, ■ a—- Miller
Supreme Soviet
Warned Against
Complacency
MOSCOW, (£>—Russia’s top sci
entist warned the Soviet Union
today against “overestimating our
scientific achievement.”
“Great efforts are still needed
to beat the United States on all
scientific fronts,” Alexander N.
Nesmeyanov, chairman of the So
viet Academy of Science, told a
session of the Supreme Soviet.
Nesmeyanov’s speech was in
sharp contrast to previous boasts
of Soviet scientific achievement.
He appeared to be seeking even
greater appropriations for scien
tific development. Plans to in
crease Soviet spending 11 percent
next year to the equivalent of
$4Vz billion were announced to
the Supreme Soviet yesterday.
Nesmeyahov said this compared
with an annual increase in the
United States of 12 percent.
(The U. S. National Science
Foundation estimates that the
United States, thru government
and industry, spends about $5 bil
lion a year on research.)
NOME WEATHER
| DURING NOVEMBER '
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
l While temperatures were above
i normal and precipitation less than
i usual, November was rather dis
' mal, due to the high average
j cloudiness and the small amount
j of sunshine. Out of 191 hours of
| sunshine possible last month, the
sun shone only 9% of the time,
i Strong winds caused consider
| able drifting of snow on the 26th
j and 30th. The fastest wind sus
j tained for one minute was 29 mph.
on Nov. 25.
Average temperature last month
was 22.4 degrees. The highest was
41 on the 3rd, lowest -5 Nov. 29.
Total snowfall for the month
was 5.9 inches.
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