Only Once in a Blue Moon
A Dance Like This Prom
' Don your best duds, your hap
piest smile, your dancing shoes,
jingle a dollar in your pocket, and
come to the Junior-Senior Prom,
to be held at the Nome School
gym 'at 9 p.m., May 11.
Enjoy an evening' of dancing
under the BLUE MOON in a gar
den of flowers, rose arbors, wish
ing well, and the company of tiny
people—the elves. Remember May
11 for the dance of the year.
CLEANING, LUBRICATING,
REPAIRING, ADJUSTING
Adding Machines
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For First Class Work
Contact
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Final Volleyball Games
To Be Played Tuesday
Tuesday evening starting at j
7:30 the top place Polar Hornets 1
will meet the Air Force Jets in i
the first game of the final night j
of volleyball play.
Next to play will be the ACS i
Shamrocks, against the Nome I
High School and the final match
will be between the Nome Aces
and the Air Force Jets.
The teams are playing very
well after a slow start so come
and watch the fun at the school
gym Tuesday evening.
Arctic Lunch Building
Moved to C Street
Geo. Hite, who moved the Arc
tic Lunch Bldg., from Front St.
to a new location on C Street,
stated this morning that the acci
dent to the Nome Liquor Store by
Claude Anderson “was not done
while Anderson was working for
me nor while he was driving my
truck.”
LET'S MAKE MOTHER
A QUEEN
FOR ANOTHER YEAR
A Lift For Mother That Can’t Miss!
Fresh Whitman Candies
Fresh Cut Flowers Potted Plants
Coming via Air
YOUR MOTHERS' DAY CARDS
DRESSES FOR MOTHER
# In Butcher Rayon, Linen, Rayon Prints
And Plain Skirts in Gabardine
Also in Flannel and Cottons
BLOUSES in Dressy and Sports Styles
In Assorted Materials
GOWNS • SLIPS • PANTIES
In Nylon, Rayon or Cottons
COSTUME JEWELRY —The Newest
THE NEW
COMBINATION RADIO & RECORD PLAYER
THE NEW RUGS IN PASTEL COLORS
GIVE HER A ROCKING CHAIR
FOR MOTHERS’ HAY
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Alaska's Pioneer Merchants \
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
First Direct Freighter
SS TONSINA sailing from Seallle
JUNE 5, 1956
CALLING: NOME. ST. MICHAEL.
UNALAKLEET. TELLER.
Will carry all types of cargo
including cold storage and cool room
Freighters sailing every Tuesday
for Seward and Valdes.
Every Friday for Seward .
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by <he
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cloudy with gusty east winds
and occasional light rain or snow
tonight and Tuesday. Lowest tem
perature expected tonight in low
30s, high tomorrow in upper 30s.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precipitation, trace
(month total .11 in.». High temper
ature 41, low 35. Max. wind 115
mph. from the ENE. Sunrise at
3:10 a.m., sunset 8.49 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 42, low 25. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 56 in 1910,
low 2 in 1952.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 12 Snow
Kotzebue 37 Rain
Wales 33 Part cloudy
I Nome 35 Snow
! Unalaklect 39 Cloudy
j Bethel 33 Snow
i McGrath 39 Rain
! Anchorage 28 Part cloudy
j Fairbanks 51 Part cloudy
j Whitehorse 56 Part cloudy
I Edmonton 57 Clear
i Juneau 49 Cloudy
; Ketchikan 53 Cloudy
' Seattle 53 Clear
San Francisco 59 Clear
Son Born to Mr. and Mrs. D. Hess
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hess are
the parents of a son, Ralph Guy,
born Sunday at the hospital, and
weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces.
MMM HOSPITAL
I Admitted: Marie Peterson, Peter
i Castell, Antonio Polet, Bertha
j Hess, Barbara Royce, Theresa
i Mayac.
| Discharged: Jack Ozenna and
j Bobby Koweluk.
NOTICE
Expectant mothers who have
not received their polio shots are
i requested to contact the Public
Health nurse immediately after
noons at Main 181 or at the Public
! Health Center on the lower floor
j of the MMM Hospital.
1 Saturday, May 12 Is The Date
10 a.m. is the Time
For the Beta Sigma Phi
RUMMAGE SALE
AT THE NOME MARKET
WA \ i A I) S
WANTED—Any quantity of fresti
seal oil. U.S. Merc Moat Dept.
LOST--Lady’s Helgros wristwatch
with ivory band, betw. Luther
an Church and 3rd St. Reward.
Call Nugget. 54p
FOR SALE—4-room house, locat
ed on First and Steadman. See
Rose Silverman. 56
FOR SALE—Boy’s bike in excel
lent condition, $30. Call Nugget
FOR SALE: Easy Spindrier wash
er, like new. One lady’s and two
children’s fur parkas. Other
items. Main 162. 54
B SHOWING AT THE S
8 T H E A T E R :j
If Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 jy
L Doors Open C:45 p.m. n
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TONIGHT
WKRT STRUNG MT COUJNS - —PAUKS l£r
A UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTURE
Mrs. Ole Hay Here
On Business Trip
Mrs. Ole Hay, a long-time resi
dent of Nome who now lives in
Seattle, arrived with Pan Ameri
can Sunday on a business trip
and is meeting her many old
friends. She advises that her son,
Eric, who is in the Navy, is now
located at Pocatello, Idaho, and
that her daughter, Olga, is a nurse
at the Maynard Columbus hospi
tal in Seattle. .
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving Saturday were Mrs.
Ole Hay, Mr. Steffen, Mr. Turner.
Departing were Jack Whaley,
Mack Knight.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Maj. E. Fox, Sgt.
Richard August, Maj. Robt. Kolb,
Harry Boyd, James Mahlen, A.C.
Steinwandel, Walter Barnwell,
Afred Rex, Clifford Groh. Gordon
Munger, Andy Lesh, Arthur Alex
ander, Everett Adams, Martin
Anderson, R. A. Young, R. E.
Lincoln, Wm. A Hilbert.
From Anchorage: Stubbs Siner,
C.J. Groh, Dave Field, Capt. R.
J. Barr, Wm. H. Wright, Anker
Hanson, Wm. E. Reed, Anse Elock.
From Unalakleet: Eva Johnson,
Peter Takak Jr.
Girl Born to Mr. & Mrs. R. Royce
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Royce |
are the parents of a daughter,
[ born this morning at the hospital
| and weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces,
j Specialist Robert Royce is with
| the ACS.
Judge Hodge to Preside
At Ketchikan Court
Starting June 5
Second Division Federal Judge
Walter H. Hodge is planning to
preside at a special term of “law
and equity” court in Ketchikan .
starting June 4, it was learned
from the clerk of the First Divi
sion court, J. W. Lievers.
In a letter to Lievers, Hodge
said the three-week term of court
would be held regardless of
whether a new judge is appointed
for the First Division.
“I will plan on being on hand
for such a term if no appointment
is made or if perchance I should
receive the appointment” to the
First Division bench, Hodge said.
Hodge has applied for the judge
ship of the First Division to suc
ceed the late George W. Folia.
VA Representative Will
Visit Nome Tomorrow
Mr. Brevik of the Veterans Ad
ministration is scheduled to ar
rive May 8th and will be located
at the Polaris Hotel.
He is here to advise veterans
on matters relative to their bene
fits including compensation, med
ical rehabilitation and training
and other problems.
He is scheduled to go to Kot
zebue on Wednesday, May 9.
If You Want To Kent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
Notice to Vessel Owners
and Fishermen
The 1955 Alaska Employment Security Law covers (taxes)
the services performed by Fishermen, provided — that the
services are covered by the Federal Unemployment Tax Act.
On January 1, 1956, the Federal Law, and therefore the
I Alaska Law, cover the services performed by halibut, salmon,
crab and shrimp fishermen, provided the vessel owners or
employer has in his employ 4 or more individuals performing
services for some part of a day in each of 20 weeks during
the calendar year. In the case of crab or shrimp fishermen
an additional requirement for coverage is that the vessel on
which the services are performed be of more than ten net tons.
Secure additional information by writing to the Com
mission at the address shown below:
Alaska Employment Security Commission
BOX 2661 JUNEAU
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