“Deep In My Heart"
To Show Continuously
At Theater Tuesday Night
The management of The The
ater has announced a special
showing of “Deep In My Heart"
for Tuesday evening. There have
been so many requests for this
show which portrays the life of
the well known song writer Sig
mund Romberg that the schedule
has been changed to include it
at this time. Jose Ferrer is
starred.
The feature is so extra long
that it will start at 6 p.m. and run
continuously all evening with
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other features being added.
This picture is one of the most
outstanding musicals ever pro
duced on the ClnemaScope screen.
BPR OFFICIALS LOOK
OVER LOCAL SET-UP
Officials of the Bureau of
Public Roads visited here Satur
day with Frank Morris, district
engineer. In the group were: M.
M. Flint, Jim Allen, Kirt Barber,
F.C. Turner, and A. Ghiglione of
Juneau, Alaska director. They
looked over the local set-up, in
spected work now being done by
the agency here, as well as pro
jected works.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY YOUR GROCERIES
AT PREBOAT PRICES
Cheek your Stovepipes and be safe j
Stovepipe - Heaters and Stoves
KEEP YOUR FEET WARM
In the morning-and all the time
Buy Your Rugs NOW!
IN YOUR FAVORITE COLOR AND SIZE
Get Set For Cold Weather NOW!
Are YOU Ready?
• Parkas For The Family
• White Stag Reversible Kul-E-Tuk
• Coats for the Ladies
• Wool Shirts In All Colors and Sizes
• Woolen Pants ,
• Overshoes For The Whole Family
• Shoepacs
Last - But Not Least -
Remember the Long Johns
WOOLEN UNDERWEAR AND SOCKS
FRESH GOLOVIN REINDEEfT
EVERY SATURDAY
GET YOUR FAVORITE CUT
NC COMPANY
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80 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
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S. S. TONSINA \
NOW IN PORT
• • •
Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdes
And every Friday for Seward
Outbound Freight For
Tonsina Will Be Accepted
Wednesday and Thursday
The last boat of the 1956 sea
son, the M.S. Tonsina, is dis
charging freight again after a de
lay caused by weather. If con
ditions continue favorable, un
loading will be completed by Fri
day, according to Alaska line
agent Walt Sipprell.
Outbound freight will be ac
cepted at the dock on Wednes
day and Thursday, Sipprell said.
FERRIES AT SAFETY AND
SOLOMON TO BE PULLED OUT
The Bureau of Public Roads
announced today that the car fer
ries at Safety and Solomon will
be pulled out of the water on
Thursday br Friday. Pulling the
ferries out of the water will end
the car traffic east to Solomon
and Council for this year.
Edith Konukpeok is serving a
60-day sentence ih' Federal jail
for being drunk in a public place.
Thirty days of the sentence is to
be suspended.
Boy Scouts Thank Patrons
Of Their Saturday Bake Sale
The Bdy Scouts wish to thank
alt Who patronized their bake I
sale Saturday at the N.C. Store,
and 1 also to thank the people
who made cash donations. The
sale, netted- the boys about $100.
Much of the baked goods and
candy sold was made by the Boy
Scouts themselves.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Complied by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy tonight and Tues
day with occasional snow flurries.
Cooler tonight with the lowest
temperature around 20 rising into
the mid 20’s tomorrow.
Sunrise at 6:53 a.m.. sunset at
4:40 p.m.
NOTICE EASTERN STARS
The Order of Eastern Star will
hold their only October meeting
this evening, followed by a social
hour.
Emily Boucher, Acting W.M.
FULLER BRUSH MAN
Staying at Wallace Hotel. Contact
him if you've been missed
NOTICE
DON'T FORGET 1
ARCTIC CLUB CARNIVAL
NOVEMBER 3. 1956
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man to See Is . , .
George Hite—Main 123
P.O. Box 123, Nome, Alaska
WANT ADS
FOUND—Keys in brown leather
case. Call at Nugget and pay
for this ad.
I SHOWING AT THE
1 EATER
Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9; 15
Doors open at 6:45 p.m.
TONIGHT
City’s New Power Unit
Hauled to Plant Today
The jiew 600 kilowatt generator
for the Nome Power and Light
Company which arrived on the
Tonsina was hauled to the power
plant today. It is expected that
the new unit will be installed and
put to .use in about a month.
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Mrs. Nerland To Attend
Health Board Meeting
Mrs. Lennie May Nerland, the
| Second Division member of the
Territorial Board of Health is
leaving this week for a meeting
of the board. The meetings will
be held in Juneau on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
TWO BABY GIRLS BORN
Two baby girls were born at
the hospital this week end to Mr.
and Mrs. James Oksoktaruk and
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Sbwenna.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Wm. Dickin
son, Barney Bakken, Jerald
Amonson, Clarence Hussey, J. R.
Miller, Pvt. Ervin Clark, O. W.
Shipton, Robert Baldwin.
To Unalakleet: Wm. Forbes.
To McGrath: John Russell,
B. Conant.
To Anchorage: John Gallaher,
Mrs. H. Asitonia and infant, Har
old Asitonia, A.B. Clark, John
Bradbury, L. Drake, Sgt. Farrow,
Theresa Cavota, Belinda Simon,
Frankie Nunuruk, Beatrice Kost
and infant, Joe Hanaka, Kenneth
Haiig, Don and Diane Peterson, R.
Rybacki, John Heafer, Wm. Soon
garok.
From N.E. Cape: K. Haug, D.
Hamilton, R. Brown, W. Morgen
stern, M.E. Clary, P. Leverett.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Kotzebue: Rose Iypana, B.
Bakken, P. Rivett, R. Woods, H.
Rivett, C.W. Harris, R. Sampson,
Joe Kozak, W. Flory, L.A. Find
lay, J.S. Lynch.
From Kotzebue: P. Miller, J.
Driscoll, J. Hawkins, R. Fisher,
J. Gatzka, Calvin Rootzel, Ross
E. Hill, Don Wiek, G. Penland,
R.R. Russ, David Enaruk.
From Fairbanks: Arch Mc
Murphy, Neal Neuman, Hallie
PKilliber, Frank G. Fish, Richard
L. Patton, Edward Marazas.
To Fairbanks: John White, M.
Solomon, W.T. Russell, Earl Ur
quhart, David Urquhart, J. R.
Miller, Ed Daro, S. Moore, Roger
Buterl, A H. Willis, S. T. Bran
berg, M.J. Walsh, Gerry Baker,
C.J. Soper, Mrs. Don Grosge
bauer, Chas. Goshorn, H. Chris
tian, F.C. Nichols, R.H. Findley,
Valerie Heather, H. E. Norton,
Clayton Shanke, Donald Makie,
Ken Carsone, M. E. Clary, A. G.
Cook, Lt. Leverett, Vic Sjolseth,
G. Fufseth, Bill Birklid, Rufus
Cramer, R. Thibedeau, H. Thi
bedeau, Chas. Rees, Pat Hender
son, F. Wells, Jack Botto.
KNOM-TV
TONIGHT
7:30-—Gabby Hayes
8:00—Loretta Young Show
9:00—Caesar's Hour
10:00—Sign Off
TUESDAY
6:30 — Mickey Mouse Club
8:00—Reader's Digest
8:30—Ethel and Albert
9:00—-Champs of 19S6
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