Alaska Airlines
Hrom Kotzebue—Mrs. Milton
Seeley.
To Kotzebue—Daisy Land, Dr.
Robt. Rausch
To Anchorage—Archie Olanna,
L. F. Vergess, Allan Clark, Eliza
Jones, Bill Lester, Steve Hatch
To Anchorage—Pete Mossbruck
er, Mr Haakenson, Mrs. Lloyd
Draper and infant, James By
stedt, Maj. C. Sch^awder, Capt.
L. Stephens, Sgt. .J. Stockdale,
Wm. Yokel, Capt. Dinkel, Mr.
Lippman, Mr. Edgar, Sgt. Mor
rill, Norman Tice, Mr. Waterman,
Calvin Reinhold, Mr and Mrs.
Fossett, Craig Fossett, Mr. Lam
oreaux, Mr. Zeug, Chas. Ram
stead, Mr. and Mrs. G. Baverly,
Phillip Hunt, C. B. Lucas, Wil
iam Schmitt, Fred Neth, Wm.
Palmer, Carl George, J. O. Da
vies, Ralph Rosenlund, Howard
Gill, Harold Decicco, Baker Fer
guson, Fred Stevens, Wm. Roger,
Loren Rutten, Rae Wats, A. B.
Hayes, Ray Riley, Mrs. E. Seeley
From Anchorage — L. Everson,
Edw. Hearn, Floyd Parkins, Har
ry Boyd, Ethel Kearns, Paul,
Edie, and Milton Mandeville, Bill
Lester, Steve Hatch, A. B. Hayes,
Ronald Bauska, W. W. Gregory,
E. G. Alexander, Wm. Garrison,
Dr. W. Woodcock, Robt. Rausch,
Stan Wooden, Earl Cole, Delbert
Burnett, Lewis Fesslr.
Alaska Airlines
To Anchorage: Jacob Seppilu,
George Wilson, Fred McGrady,
Sgt. Wm. Granfield, Major. Gil
lespie, Sgt. Dunlap, Stanley Ama
rok, K. C. Tompers, Harry Kar
mun, Jakie Sage, Sgt. Torstad,
Ruth Nersshak, Shirley, Mary,
Doug, Billie and Sherrill Goedde,
Mr. Baumgarner, Dr. Francis
Fay, C. J. Belton, Ken Etter,
Marvin Weatherly, John Bennett,
David Rose, George Svarczkopf.
From Anchorage: F. Lam
oreux, Maj. O. Combill, Lloyd
Zeug, Ruth Thompson, Albert
Tuilana, Isaac Seelkoke, Albert
Aukon, Willard Hunnicutt, Rob
ert Grant, Ward Wells, K. C.
Tompers, T. Ablowlukt, Ed Shap
pard, F. E. McGrady.
From Unalakleet: Max Penrod,
Edward Kayoukluk, Gertie Aul
iye, Joseph Etageak, Nannie An
arok.
To Unalakleet: Wally John
son, Eva Peterson.
WASHINGTON, N. J. OP)—When
the N. J. Power and Light Co.
here asked its women office em
ployees if they’d choose a sack
dress for Easter, typist-clerk Dol
ly Rush replied:
“When I am in my Easter duds
No sack dress will you see,
Sacks look better filled with
spuds
Than they do filled with me.”
NOME SANITARY
SERVICE
Phone Mam 1
P.O. Box 558
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Two Academy Award
Winners In “The Swan”
Not since the nostalgic era of
the great Garbo has a motion pic
ture actress been the subject of as
much written comment as has the
glamorous Grace Kelly, who, in
a meteoric two-year career before
cameras, achieved major Holly
wood status, topped by her win
ning of the 1955 Academy Award
for her performance in “The
Country Girl” with Bing Crosby.
Miss Kelly enacts a Princess in
her latest screen role in MGM’s
“The Swan” in which she co-stars
with Alec Guinness and Louis
Jourdan in, a resplendent Cine
mascope picture now showing at
Nomerama tonight and Saturday.
It took irrestible Grace Kelly to
lure Britian’s famous star, Alec
Guinness, to Hollywood.
Often described as “the man of
a thousand faces,” the London
born actor has become famous on
stage and screen. This year Mr.
Guinness was presented with an
Oscar for his outstanding per
formance in “Bridge of the River
Kwal”.
WEATHER FORECAST
Increasing cloudiness Friday,
tonight and Saturday.
NE winds 15-20 miles hour, lit
tle change in temperature.
Sourdough Club Publications
Available At Nugget Office
Joe Bursik, of Oakland 10,
Calif., a former Nomite has sent
us a group of publications by
Sourdough Clubs in California to
pass on to our readers who are
interested. They may be picked
up at the Nugget office.
INFORMATION WANTED ON
LESTER FRANKLIN KRESS
Mrs. Grace Kajor of 184 Hack
ensack Street, Wood Ridge, N.J.
would like information on Les
ter Franklin Kress, believed to
have been here.
C-L-O-S-E-S
ATWATER, Calif., 'w — Bill
Blasingame, 29, was shaking no
ticeably as he stepped from his
pickup truck yesterday
He had good reason. A South
ern Pacific train had just sheared
oft the from of his truck, up to
the windshield. '
TRUCKER GETS GREEN LIGHT
COLUMBUS, Ohio, (#> — Truck
driver Herschel Powell of Colum
bus stopped for a green light in
suburban Worthington yesterday.
He had to. The traffic signal
snapped off its support post and
landed on the hood of his truck,
he told police.
Arctic Sanitary [
Service
For
Dependable Pickup P
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ASTRONOMY NOTES
By OLAF HALVERSON
Neptune revolves once in 165
years at 30 times the earth’s dis
tance from the sun. The planet is
always invisible to the naked eye.
Through a telescope it looks like an
8th magnitude star. Its tiny disk
shows no markings.
This planet is 28,000 miles in
diameter being equal in size to
Uranus. Like the other three
giant planets it has an extensive
atmosphere. In the spectrum,
methane absorption is conspicu
ous. It rotates from west to east
once in 15.8 hours.
Neptune has two known satel
lites. The brighter one is longer
than the moon, and its distance
from the planet is slightly less
than the moon’s distance from the
earth. It revolves from east to
west, contrary to the direction of
the planet’s rotation. The second
one is much smaller and more dis
tant from the planet. It revolves
from west to east.
SENTIMENTAL
NORWOOD, N. J. (jPi—After
teaching school for 32 years, Mrs.
Mabel Carter is sentimental about
her desk.
Mrs. Carter, who is retiring in
June, asked school officials for
permission to take the desk home.
The Norwood Board of Educa
tion met last night and approved
the request.
JAPANESE WORKERS
WALK OUT ON JOBS
TOKYO, UP>—Japan’s spring la
bor offensive for higher wages
reached a peak today with about
half a million workers off their
jobs. Most of the walkouts were
for 24 hours or less, but more
were promised if wage agreements
aren’t reached.
PIONEER
WATER
DELIVERY
Phone Black 150
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This advertisement is neither an offer to sell, nor a solicitation of an offer to buy,
any of these securities. The offering, is made only by the prospectus. These
securities are being offered for sale only in the Territory of Alaska and only to
bona fide residents of the Territory of Alaska.
March 10, 1958
$240,000 6% Subordinate Debentures
due 1969
and
60,000 shares
NORTHERN CONSOLIDATED AIRLINES. INC.
Common Stock — par value $1.00 per share
to be sold in units of one (1)
$100.00 debenture and 25 shares of common stock
Price $125.00 per unit
Copies of this prospectus may be obtained from the Company offices,
Box 6133, International Airport, Anchorage, Alaska.