President-Elect Looking
For Week-End House
WASHINGTON Wt — President
elect John F. Kennedy and his
wife are looking for a house in
Virginia as a weekend retreat
from the White House next year.
“I think it’s good for young
children to get out of the govern
mental atmosphere,” Kennedy said
explaining the reason for the
house hunt.
The Kennedy’s have a 3-year
old daughter and a son who will
be two weeks old Friday.
Kennedy said no papers had
been signed. He did not mention
the name of any house under con
sideration, but said he planned to
lease one for only a year.
Lift Marrying Ban In Japan
TOKPO Itfl — The U. S. Army
lifted a two-week-old ban on sol
diers marrying Japanese girls or
adopting children.
Following President E i s e n
hower’s order to reduce the num
ber of dependents overseas, a
spokesman said, the Army had to
stop the marrying and adopting
long enough to get a true count
of how many dependents it had.
Notice is hereby given that the
Alaska Public Service Commis
sion Will hold public hearings
pursuant to the authority vested
by Sec. 7, Ch. 199. SLA 1959. as
amended by Sec. 3, Ch. 156, SLA
1960 (Alaska Public Service Com
mission Act); Sec. 22, Ch. 166,
SLA 1960 (Alaska Motor Freight
Carrier Act): and Sec. 5, Ch. 161,
SLA 1960 (Alaska Air Commerce
Act of 1960), in the Federal Build
ings at Juneau, Fairbanks, Nome
and Anchorage on the following
dates, beginning at 9 a. m.:
Juneau—January 5, 6. 7, 1961
Fairbanks—January 9. 10, 11,
1961
Nome—January 12. 1961
Anchorage—January 14, 16, 17,
1961
Said public hearings will cover
proposed rules and regulations on
Air Commerce, Motor Freight
Transportation and Public Utili
ties as well as proposed laws and
official reports to the Legislature.
Said hearings will include a dis
cussion of, but will not be limited
to, the following subjects:
I. Public Utility
A. Delineation of service areas
for the sale of electrical power.
B. Rate structures applicable
to public owned utilities especially
power and communication utili
ties, and
C. Transmission by pipelne.
II. Motor Freight Carriers
A. Exempt vehicles
B. Permits
C. Applications for permits
D. Fees
E. Bonds and insurance
F. Tariffs
G. Hearings
III. Air Commerce
A. Certification for air com
merce
B. Application
C. Security for protection of
public
D. Tariffs
E. Accounts, records and re
ports
G. Certificated carriers
H. Contract carriers
I. Air taxi operators
J. Hearings
Notice is also given that any
person interested may present
statements or arguments orally or
in writing at these hearings rele
vant to the foregoing matters. The
Public Service Commission, upon
its own motion or at the instance
of any interested person, may at
such hearing or thereafter adopt
regulations on the foregoing sub
jects without further notice.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this
2nd day of December, 1960.
H. A. ROMICK.
Commissioner of Commerce
acting 'or and pursuant to
authority vested in him by
the Public Service Commis
sion.
MOTHERS CLUB HEARS
CHIEF OLIVER MONDAY
Nome Mother’s Club met Mon
day evening with a good turnout
of 43 mothers. A very informative
talk was given by Mr. Robert
Oliver, police and fire chief in
Nome.
Many important questions were
discussed, and everyone present
has a better understanding of city
police duties, and how local citi
zens can cooperate to make this
a safer and happier place in which
to live.
All took part in games, carol
singing and gift exchange.
Refreshments were served.
The next meeting is planned for
January 9, 1961.
Eben Bros. Enterprises of Una
lakleel are here and will
render service to those who
need saws sharpened.
CAP AWARDS TO BE GIVEN
TONIGHT OVER KNOM-TV
Tonight at 8:00 p. m. over
KNOM-TV awards will be pre
sented to members of the Civil
Air Patrol. Making the awards
will be Lt. Col. F. S. Rhode and
Commandant of Cadets, Jesse
Jones. Today was chpsen as a
fitting time for this occasion as
it is the closing day of CAP Week
throughout the nation.
Wrong Place—Wrong Party
WASHINGTON UP) — In the
crowd at the White House gates
Tuesday was a large earnest man
lugging a huge carton of outsized
Nixon campaign buttons.
He was trying, without success,
to give them away.
Takers were scarce among those
waiting to see President Eisen
hower greet Democratic Sen. Ken
nedy, the man who beat Republi
can Vice President Nixon for the
presidency.
Frank Degnan, businessman of
Unalakleet who operates a taxi
service is spending a few days
here for dental work and to at
tend the Democratic meeting at
which time a selection will be
made by the group to submit to
Governor Wm. Egan the name of
someone to replace the late Bill
Beltz in the State Senate.
Dr. Lee McKinley arrived Mon
day from Anchorage to take care
of appointments at his office in
the Polaris Bldg, and is remaining
for the week.
First Escalator For Alaska
NEW YORK UR — Eskimo chil
dren soon will be able to ride
escalators. The Peele Co. today
said it had received an order for
two escalators to be set up in a
shopping center at Anchorage,
Alaska. They’ll be the first in
the 49th state.
GLUE POT
Soda Fountain
CIGARS, CIGARETS
TOBACCO
CANDY
FRESH ICE CREAM
EVERY DAY
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Book*
available at The Nome Nuggei
GOLOVIN REINDEER LIVER lb- 59c
FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER lb- 59c
BEEF TONGUElb- 53c
FRESH FROZEN BUTTER CLAMS 3 lbs, for $1
FRESH FROZEN WHITE FISH lb. 39c
Libby Spanish Olives 303 2 for
Bean With Bacon Soup to. 1 2 for
Libby Bartlett Pears 2Vi 2 for
Green Giant Peas 303 2 for
JACK & THE BEANSTALK
STRAWBERRIES M 2»,97c
S & W CREAM CORN M 2- 57c
Tastewell Tomatoes 2Vi 2 for 69c I
Libby Orange Juice No. 2 !2 for 55c I
PRE-INVENTORY HARDWARE SPECIALS
QUICK-FREEZE REFRIGERATORS only 199.49
PACIFIC KITCHEN OIL RANGE was 229.95
now 149.95
PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY j