Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: K. Nesmith,
C. Dobson, P. Lewis, J. Lucero.
From Kotzebue: Nancy Baker,
Gilbert Mills, John and Celeste
Zieser, J. Starbuck, Mrs. Star
ibuck, Tom Canadus. '
To Kotzebue: Don Burlison,
Vince Ahkolik, Evelyn Boucher,
Diane Fagan, Alvin Kayouktuk,
David Mendalook, Colonel Riley, j
To Fairbanks: D. Rogers, F. W.
Rogers, Bertha Rogers, Paul Ro
gers, R. Clark, J. Whisenhunt,
Col. R. Nelson, Cyril Baker, W.
W. Chapman, R. D. Phillips, L.
Hennigh, Jesse Mock, Ben Davis,
Mervin Evans, L. Mitchell, C.\$.
Thomas, A. Holbuik, R. S. Cald
well, G.W. Keys, P. E. Brossett,
Dallas Guilkey, Frank Monaco,
■Mary Jo Swanberg, Katherine
Pike, Pat Pike, Clarence Lund,
Wm. Gastem, Dr. and Mrs. Bur
meister, Palmer Lewis, Walter
Gossell, Wm. Long, J. Benge.
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Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Sam Alsop,
Kenneth Kunkel, James Burger,
Mrs. L. A. Canavan, J^ck Glastra,
George Morin, William Munz, J.
M. Hargrave, Jack G. Ray, Bill
Traynor, H. O. Pilcher, Connie
Morris, Max Bond, Earl Larson,
Ralph Westgaard, William Ben
ton, Mrs. W. Benton and infant,
Romay Benton.
To Anchorage: Robert Grant
and family, J. S. Lynch, Col. John
Stafford, J. E. Terry, Maj. Wil
liam Crawford, J. M. Hargrave,
Vern Holt, Bob Jacobs, Roger
Waller, Fred Pearson, M. D. Quin
ette, Mrs. Dolores Culver, V. J.
Supko, Larry Johnson, Mrs. J.
McLean, Katherine, Gary, Patri- j
cia, and Michael McLean, Mr. |
Hancock, Mr. McMinn, Sgt. Grif
fith, A. P. Sharpe, David Klein, J
Oswald Moses.
From Unalakleet: L. J. Daw,
Clyde Eben. To Unalakleet: Paul
Southwell, Archie Harrison.
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NC COMPANY
Alaska's Pioneer Merchants ^
Dry Goods Department
Men’s Women's Children’s PARKAS
CHILDREN’S SNOWSUITS
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MEN’S WOOL SHIRTS — Pendleton,
Buckskin, Woolrich
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Men’s, Women’s Children’s OVERSHOES,
SNOW BOOTS, SHOE PACS
SWEATERS, SPORT SHIRTS, SLACKS
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MEN’S INSULATED UNDERWEAR, 100%
Dacron. Heavy Wood Pants
BOYS’ FLANNEL SHIRTS, Cord Slacks,
Jeans, Rayon/Nylon Dress Slacks, Dress Shirts,
Sport Socks, Wool Boot Socks, Belts,
Briefs, T ^Shirts, Jackets, Sport Coats
GIRLS’ DRESSES, Slips, Panties, Anklets,
Jackets, Slacks, Jeans, Blouses, Sweaters
MISSES DRESSES, Blouses, Sweaters, Slacks
Jeans, Slips, Panties, Hose, Anklets,
Jackets, Skirts
SHOES for the ENTIRE FAMILY
Mrs. Kammerer Is
Queen For A Day
Mrs. Rose Bronson writes from I
Pueblo, Colo., that she saw Mrs.
Lee Kammerer win the weekly
Queen For A Day contest on
television.
The Kammerers live at West
minister, Calif., and one of the
prizes was an automatic lift for
bringing her husband home from
the hospital on week ends. The
Kammerers lived in Nome until |
he was injured in an automobile
accident about three years ago.
Since then he has been an inmate
in the veterans hospital at Long
Beach and his family lives in
nearby Westminister.
As is the c^se with Queen for
a Day contest winners, Mrs. Kam
merer also won many other
j useful and valuable gifts.
| First Sanitation Film
I Shown on TV Tonight
| The first in a series of health
j and sanitation films will be pre
| sented tonight over KNOM-TV.
Put out by the Alaska Depart
ment of Health, tonight's program
is entitled “Water—Friend or En
emy,” and will be viewed at
9:00 p.m.
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
I All dogs in the City of Nome
1 over 10 months must be licensed.
All unlicensed or licensed dogs
running loose within the city [
shall be picked up. Dogs not j
claimed within three days shall |
be disposed of. 8
37 John Marvik
Chief of Police
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL. 8:00 P.M.
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SPECIAL MEETING
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. 1
A special meeting of Igloo No.
I 1 will be held in the Pioneer Hall
j August 14th at 8 p.m. for the pur
| pose of electing delegates to the
• Convention of the Grand Igloo to
[ be held in Fairbanks Sept. 26, 27
! and 28. Also to discuss the char
tering of a plane to take members
desirous of attending the Con
vention and the appointment of a
Committee to take such action as
decided upon. 97
Frank Morris, President
Chas. D. Jones, Secretary
Ruthie Sez:— Wania piano,
organ, phonograph, tape record- j
er, or TV set? Buy on our Easy {
Payment Plan at THE MUSIC
BOX.
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE — New 10 in. table
saw with 1 h.p. motor. Call
Red 108. 96c
FOR SALE—1956 Plymouth sub
urban, $2200. Ph. Main 193. 96p |
FOR SALE — McCulloch chain
saw. 14-h.p. Evinrude outboard.
Gall Cherry’s. tf
Wanted to rent—Apt. or house.
Contact K.-G. Branch, C.A.A.
FOR SALE—High chair, Philco
table radio, shoe skates size 6.
Call Main 184. 96c
LOST—Girl’s glasses, light rhine
stone, rims. Call Main 57. 96c
| AT WALLACE HOTEV-Nancy
Baker, with Real Silk. 97c |
j WANTED—Use of child’s wagon
I for few days. Nancy Baker, at
the Wallace Hotel. 96c
j FOUND—Pair of bi-focal glasses, j
Inquire at Nome Nugget.
Showing Tonight at The Nomerama
Two Shows Nightly. Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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