Judge and Mrs. Hodge
Fish At Unalakleet
Judge and Mrs. Walter Hodge
returned home after a short ab
sence. Judge Hodge had attended
a conference of district judges
and Alaska judges in San Fran
cisco.
After the conference Mrs.
Hodge met her husband at Unala
kleet where they went fishing.
Although they had planned on
fishing for king salmon, the big
fish were not running. But the
Hodges returned very enthusias
tic over the grayling and Arctic
char which they caught.
Mrs. Hodge was to leave un
expectedly today due to the ill
ness of her dog which she is
taking to a veterinarian in Fair
banks.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Alberta Picnalook,
Mary Bergamaschi, Frieda Moto,
Lillian Minnix.
Discharged: Mary Loomis.
Visiting Chicago Couple
Make Forced Landing
Four Miles From Nome
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cook of
Chicago, 111., who are touring the
territory on vacation, made a
forced landing about four miles
from town on the highway due
to bad weather and had the mis
fortune of damaging their pro
peller.
Their stay is longer than antic- j
ipated but Mr. Cook, who is a I
chemist with Union Carbide,!
stated they are enjoying the stay ;
and the Nome hospitality.
Pan American Airways
Arriving were: Mr. Simpson, |
Mr. Cleveland, Miss Schweppe,j
Sister Mary Morris, Sister Mary
John, and Marvin Church.
Departing were: Gene Warner, j
Mrs. Zazula and daughter, James I
Kiminock, Christine Heller, Mr. I
| Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
| Ouwater, Virginia Brown.
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Secretary of Wesleyan
Guild Visits In Nome
Enroute to Jersusalem
Miss Schweppe of St. Louis,
Mo., where she is the recording
secretary for the Wesleyan Guild,
which is the organization of
Methodist Women who work, was
honored at a tea yesterday at the
home of Esther McCoy.
Miss Schweppe is enroute to
Jerusalem and will probably be
the first person in history to go
St. Louis to Jerusalem via Nome,
Alaska.
Honored also at the informal
gathering was Mrs. Opal Catlin,
new administrated of the hos
pital who came directly to Nome
from Samoa.
Raymond Kayes Visits In Nome
Raymond Kayes, of the U. S.
District Engineers, who is sta
tioned at Kotzebue, passed thru
Nome enroute to Anchorage for
a conference. While here he
visited with many friends.
Also going to Anchorage today
was Harry Knutson of the U. S.
Engineers.
The 4th of July Committee
wish to express appreciation to
all those who assisted in making
the celebration a success.
They especially wish to thank
the Rotary Club for taking over
the duly of collecting funds and
those who contributed so gener- j
ously.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
NOTICE
All bills pertaining to the 4th of
July must be presented immedi
ately to City Clerk.
NOTICE
There will be no Well-Baby
Clinic Tues., July 9, at the Health
Center. Anyone having an ap
pointments for that date- bring;
infants on Tue., July 16.
Ruthie Sez:— New shipment
of records coming soon. Watch
the window of The MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
ANYONE having previous glasses
prescription from Dr. Langsam
may have them refilled or may
order new glasses or frames by
contacting June Dunbar. Call
Main 195 for evening appoint
ment. 83 c
FOR SALE—27 5x10 floor panels,
$10 each. Call Red 161. 83c
CARS WASHED, $1.50. Phone
Red 74, Jerry Short. 86
FOR SALE—lVfc-ton Dodge flat
bed truck w/5-speed transmis
sion, 2-speed rear end. Licensed.
Phone Black 150 81
FOR SALE — 6-room house, ex
cellent condition, good location,
partly furnished. Also large
154 x 140) empty lot on First
Ave., overlooking water. Will
sell together as unit or each
separately. Contact Jim von ^ter
Heydt, Main 80 before 5 p.m.,
Main 13 after 5 p.m. 82
FOR SALE—Foot treadle Singer
sewing machines in excellent
condition. Call Esther McCoy.
82c
FOUND—Plastic & metal frame
glasses near Snake River. See
at Nugget, pay for ad.
SPECIAL
ONE DAY ONLY !
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LAWN
FURNITURE
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Benches, Chairs, and
Lounging Chairs
TUESDAY, JULY 9th
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Masks'* Pioneer Merchant* \
HARDWARE STORE
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SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
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TONIGHT ONLY
2 Years In Production! — Thousands In The Cast!
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“ BHOWANI JUNCTION”
IN COLOR AND CINEMASCOPE
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Wednesday and Thursday
fKNOM-TY PRESENTS
TONIGHT TUESDAY
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb. 6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—Circus Time 7:30—Broken Arrow
o on t*\ 8:00—On Trial
8:30—Danny Thomas
8:30—Zoo Parade
9:00—R.M. Presents a nn ... ...
9:00—Wrestling
10:00—Perry Como Show 10:00—Tunes & Talent
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MERC MEAT
the Place .o Save
Carsten’s Smoked (Ready to eat)
HAM 85c lb.
SKINLESS Bar S or Rath
WIENERS 69c lb.
Swift’s Premium Cut-Up
FRYERS 75c lb
SAVE SAVE SAVE
Libby’s
CATSUP 3 ^ 99c
Meadowbrook
BUTTER 99c »>
Centennial
FLOUR 100 LBS. *9.99