JUDGE HODGE DUE BACK IN
TIME FOR MONDAY COURT
Judge Walter Hodge of the Sec
ond Division U.S. District Court,
m expected to arrived in time for
court scheduled to start Monday
morning.
EXPRESSION OF THANKS
We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to all those who par
ticipated in the recent search for
the A.N.G. plane, and to all those
who helped me and my family in
many other ways during this un
fortunate accident. We will al
ways be grateful to all of you.
—Dick and Rosalie August
Letter-Size File Folders Fox
Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Burea
Clear to partly cloudy with oc
casional light snow flurries and
colder tonight. Low temperature
expected tonight -25, high tomor
row -'10.
[ Nome data last 24 hours as of
i 7 a.m. today: highest temperature
' 18, lowest -17. Max. wind 23 mph
| from the west. Sunrise at 7:52
! a.m., sunset at 4:41 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature -7, lowest -21. Extremes
| this date since 1907: highest 36 in
! 1947, lowest -31 in 1915.
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TEEN-AGE CLUB DANCE
PIONEER IGLOO
; TONIGHT AFTER BALL GAME
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LENTEN SPECIALS
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS
WHICH WE HAVE FLOWN IN FOR YOUR
LENT E N MENUS
FRESH FROZEN
• Kotzebue Shee Fish
• Chicken Halibut
• Prawns
• Shrimp
• Crab
• Oysters
• Black Cod
- Canned -+
SALMON
TUNA
SARDINES
CRAB
SHRIMP
FISH BALLS
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-also
All Kinds of Cheeses
For Your Selection
★
Frying and Roasting Chickens
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NC SUPERMARKET^*
Department of Northern Commertlal Company \
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
•60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
ATTENTION MASONS |
Anvil Lodge No. 140 F. & A. j
M. will hold its annual Washing
ton's Birthday Party and cele
brate its 50th anniversary on Sat- '
urday evening, Feb. 18, at 8 p.m.
Masons and their families. East
ern Stars and their families,
single Masons and their lady
guests are invited and single Stars
may bring an escort.
Robert Lewis,
Entertainment chairman
WA IN T A I) S
FOR SALE—1950 4-door Chev.
sedan. Perfect cond. and low
mileage. Bargain for cash. Also
2 lots in Nome 50x100 and 24
xlOO. Inquire Polar Bar. 22
FOR SALE—Military Jeep. En
gine overhauled 1955. Good
running condition. Leaving town.
Call Black 184: Berrettini 21
FOR SALE—Argus C-3 camera
outfit w. Weston Master II light
meter, $100. 120-bass accordion,
2 switches, good, cond., ^$125
(was $200). Red 122 after 6 p.m.
FOR SALE—5-foot skis complete
with ski bindings. Call Nugget.
WANTED TO BUY — Legal size
filing cabinet. Call Theater.
LOST—Aircraft towing chain and
rope. If found please contact
Alaska Airlines.
- AIRMOTIVE -
FEBRUARY
PROPELLER SALE
New Sensenich or McCauley Met
al Propellers reduced 25% from
Stateside prices. Buy now and
j save! Advise type and make or
aircraft and engine model when
ordering. Immediate delivery
from stock.
REEVE ALASKA AIRMOTIVE
Merrill Field, Anchorage, Alaska
MAKE $50 TO $70 per day selling
the well-known Minnesota Wool
en Company clothing. Men’s,
women’s and children’s top qual
ity clothing. Ideal for Alaska.
The best quality mackinaws,
shirts, slacks, jackets, sweaters,
socks, underwear, blankets, etc.,
at stateside prices. Everyone
buys. Build a steady repeat bus
iness.
No deliveries or collections
to make.
Spare time offer also—Your
spare time is the very best way
to earn money in addition to
your regular income.
You remain secure in your
regular job, yet you can increase
your income from $50.00 to
$100.00 per week.
Beautiful 1956 samples now
ready. Act quickly. Air mail
reply to H. I. Stewart, Alaska
Sales Manager, 331 4th Ave.,
Anchorage, Alaska.
SHOWING AT THE S
theater!
Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 jr
Doors Open 0:45 p.m. a
3 s—i s_j t_ J
FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
: CftiSfim*
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(V WITH 1 GENE i
(Sunshine Nelson |
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Also First Chapter of New Serial
! "JESSIE JAMES RIDES AGAIN"
■ SUNDAY AND MONDAY
City Tries Out New
Mercury Vapor Light
A mercury vapor street light is
being used experimentally on the
light pole in front of the Fire
Station and was tried last evening
for the first time. This type of
lighting, used in metropolitan
areas, is approved by Civilian De
fense insomuch that all the light
is directed downward and none
goes upward.
One of these new lights illum
inates four times the area as the
old type lamp used here and ac
cording to the demonstration last
evening does much to improve
the downtown lighting. Each light
is 400 watts but will, in the long
run, be more economical than the
old type now in use.
Similar mercury vapor lights
are in use at Fairbanks and An
chorage.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Robt. Testo,
Robt. Malone, Carl Ebreck, Robt.
Van Hermet, Arthur Bonz, Don
ald Gibson, Lt. Roger Burke, P.J.
O’Donnell, Paul Walters, Angus
McCormick, Wm. Roche, Maj. J.
D. Kell, Jerry Contrell, Edward
Starr, Larry Williams, Robt. W.
Sikes, Myron Fleming, Paul Been,
Harlan Hernbach, James Britt, H.
C. Anderson, John Doogan.
From Kotzebue: E. C. Cum
mins, Fred Morrison, Pete Sand
vick, David Craig, Rose Mary
Lincoln, Lonnie Temple, Mida
Lee.
To Fairbanks: Harold Cox,
Arthur Buswell, Axel Warner.
NOTICE
Evangelistic services start Sun
day evening, Feb. 19, at 7:30 p.m.
at the Assembly of God Church
and continue each night thru the
week. Special speaker will be
Ralph W. Fick of Anchorage.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
Dr. Langsam To Attend
Medical Conference
At Anchorage
Dr. Fred Langsam leaves today
for Anchorage to attend the 11th
annual convention of the Territor
ial Medical Assn.
The three-day medical meeting
will be held in the quarters of the
Alaska Native Service Hospital,
where registration will be held
early Monday morning.
Among the visitors from the
States will be Dr. Robert King of
the American Heart Assn., Dr.
Roger Andserson, senior consult
ant of orthopedic surgery, Uni
versity of Washington.
During Dr. Langsam’s absence,
Capt. Robert J. Hekking, from
Ladd AFB, will substitute for
him here.
U.S. Commissioner Herb Jenks
and wife, who have been in the
States for the past three weeks for
medical attention, are reported
much improved.
Commissioner Jenks is sched
uled to return on Tuesday. Mrs.
Jenks, who has been hospitalized,
will return later.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Harold Klein
kopf, Robt. Leatherwood, Lester
Steffey, Arven Ellingsou, Glen
Canady,, B.N. Reddaway, Donald
Barker, P.E. Cochran, T.C. Mes
sal, Clart Cloing, Clarence Jer
myn, Mr. MacIntyre.
To Anchorage: Fred McGinnis,
A/lc Giles, Wm. Whitworth, Sig
Krogstad, Kelley Weiss.
To Kotzebue: Mrs. Parcell, Ray
Kennedy, Jack Achilles, John T.
James, C.M. MacIntyre.
From Kotzebue: Theresa Noya
kok, Herbert Hoff.
From Unalakleet: Edna Thomp
son, Marie Monkman.
To Gambell: Sgt. Granfield, Mr.
Steffey, Capt. Larson, Maj. O. L.
Adams, Col. W. S. Lamee, R. L.
Leatherwood.
To N.E. Cape: John Dogan, P.
S. Been, James Britt, H. H. Hern
back, M.J. Flemming, Robt. Sikes,
Larry Williams, F. R. Starr, Jerry
Contrell, A. Ellingson.
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airborne fresh!
SLICED BACON
1 II>. package
85*
We lose money on this bacon !
But if you buy a pound of
BEAN POT BACON AT 49c lb.
we make lc on the bean pot bacon
SO WE BREAK EVEN!
Here Is Another Steal !
What are vou trying to do, put us out of business?
BARS BALONEY
fresh, nol old. stork
54*
By the Piece or Sliced
I J.S. MERC is the place to Buy