Wien Airlines
From Kotzebue: Thomas Pung
alik, Thomas Coffin, Wm. Wright,
Floyd Land.
To Kotzebue: Floyd Land, L.
Daw.
To Fairbanks: Dorothy, Ruth
Ann, Russell and Carl Emmons,
Charles Rassou, Joan, Robert,
Carol and Frank Lambrecht, Don
Burtkigson, Stella Atoruk, G. W.
Laurie, Roy A. Hoyden, R. A.
Page, Gilbert Thompson, Walter
Hodge, Marie Kohler, Gregory
Ronna, Eugene Warner.
From Fairbanks: John Butro
vich, Kristie, Andrew and Estelle
Brousseau, Herk Edwards, Jack
Muller, Mrs. W. Bohrer, Mar
garet Johnson, Virginia Reuben
Edward Maloney.
Sgt. and Mrs. Warren Hoyle
leave tomorrow for the States,
having completed a two-year tour
of duty with the ACS in Alaska.
The Hoyles will return to their
home near Seattle which was
robbed of its furniture during
their absence.
Virginia Reuben, who has been
attending Mt. Edgecumbe school
and is now a senior in high* school,
brought greetings from Rev. Mur
lin Day, who was formerly minis
ter at the Community Methodist
Church here and is now working
with the young people at the
school.
Miss Rueben will spend the
summer with her grandmother,
! Mrs. Susan Panek.
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Touring Couple Say Trip
Was Planned Long Ago
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lyons, who
are among the first tourists of the
summer, were here Monday and
Tuesday from their home in Eaton
Rapids, Michigan.
They have planned this trip for
many years, waiting for the day
that their children were all at
school.
They stated they are enjoying
every minute of it and ere glad
that they are ahead of the sum
mer organized tourist trips.
They arrived with Alaska Air
lines and are going on to Kotze
bue before heading home.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Jerry Short.
Discharged: James Ashcraft,
| Esther Kunguk, Phyllis Cum
ming, Ellen Walterscn, Gregory
Bayer, Mary Ann Bayer, Charles
Swanson, Oscar Swanson.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our appre
ciation to friends and relatives for
their expressions and tokens of
sympathy during our recent be
reavement.
Pete Curran Jr., and family
Johnnie Sez:- This week's
winner. Jackie Muller. Come
in and gel your hil tune con
ies! blanks at Ihe MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
WILL SELL—White shoe roller
! skates, size 2V£ or trade for
! size 4. Call Main 165. 62c
! FOUND — Identification tag of
j John Joyner. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE — Beautiful white
accordion, 120 bass, excellent
condition, $150. Includes case.
Call Red 186. 61c
FOUND—Pair of glasses in case.
Claim at Nugget. Pay for ad. [
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New Deputy Marshal Arrives
Walter Levine, the new roving
deputy marshal for this division,
accompanied by his bride, ar
rived from Yonkers, N. Y., to
make their home here. They have
purchased the Glenn Lenert resi
dence.
Mrs. Pete Curran Jr. Buried
Mrs. Pete Curran Jr., who
passed away here last Thursday,
was buried in Solomon on Sun
day.
WEATHER REPORT
Partly cloudy tonight and to
morrow. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight in the 30’s and the
high tomorrow, warmer, about
45.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
37, lowest 32. Max. wind 15 mph
from the N. E. Sunrise at 2:20
a.m., sunset at 9:40 p.m.
A year ago today: high 46, low
31. Extremes this date since 1907:
highest 54 in 1925, lowest 19 in
1929.
400 Children Attending
Vacation Bible Schools
About 400 children have taken
advantage of the religious train
ing now being offered in Bible
schools of four local churches—
Nazarene, Methodist, Lutheran,
and Covenant.
Children not now enrolled now
may still 'do so as there is still
ten days left of the session.
Mrs. Brousseau and Family Visil
Mrs. Ron Brousseau and her
son and daughter, Estelle and An
drew, were visitors today from
their home in Fairbanks.
Mrs. Brousseau was raised in
Nome and reports that her father,
Pete Sather is in fine health and
now residing in Seattle.
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6:15—Mickey Mouse Cl'b
7:15—Coke Time
7:30—Wyatt Earp
3:00—Twenty-One
8:30—Kraft Theater
9:30—George Gobel
10:00—Boxing
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6:15—Mickey Mouse Cl'b
7:15—Coke Time
7:30—Treasure Hunt
8:00—This is Your Life
8:30—Jane Wyman
9:00—T. E. Ford
9:30—Alcoa Hour
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Fresh Stock
$1.00 LB.
CUBE STEAKS
35c each
LUNCH MEATS
All Airborne FRESH !
Skinless Wieners 79c lb.
Boloney 75c lb.
Salami 75c lb.
Braunschweiger 85c lb.
Chopped Ham 85c lb.
Sliced Cheese
Swiss or American 75c lb.
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