Judge Hodge Will Be
Away for a Month
Judge Walter H. Hodge left yes
terday to attend the Ninth Circuit
Judicial Conference at San Fran
cisco which will be held the latter
part of this month.
Enroute he will stop at Juneau
for a brief court session there.
After the conference he will re
turn to Ketchikan for a court term
of about three weeks and will then
return to Nome, arriving here on
July 23. Mrs. Hodge plans to re
main in Nome during the judge’s
absence.
Fine Job Printing al The Nugget
PUBLIC NOTICE
This is to notify the public that
the Heath Dept, of the Nome
Common Council is cleaning the
beach east of the breakwater, also
the King Island Village. Anyone
dumping garbage of any kind
other than at the city dump will
be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law. This will be enforced
also during the winter months.
Approved: Fred Cavola.
Chairman Health Committee
By: Carl C. Webb.
Chief of Police
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FRESH MEATS AND FISH
| KITCHENWARE. FURNITURE
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INFANTS' and CHILDRENS’ WEAR
Dont Forget The Free Delivery Service
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TO NS IN A IN NOME
Expected at St. Michael June 21 d
Uaalakleet June 2ft \
Teller July 2
Some TV Equipment
Came on Tonsina;
Bob Lewis Will Manage
Larry Galvin, who returned
yesterday on Pan American, alter
a trip to Mexico with his family,
reports that part of the equip
ment for the local TV station was
aboard the Tonsina and more will
arrive on a later sailing.
He also said that Bob Lewis,
who will be handling the station,
is visiting several studios in the
states which operate closed circuit
TV similar to the Nome station,
and getting acquainted with the
system.
Alice Hudsons Niece Visits Here
Mary Ann Adams, niece of
Alice Hudson, arrived yesterday
with Pah American from her
home in Seattle to visit here tor
the summer. .
Tate's Daughter Here For Visit
Marie Hagle, daughter of W.O.
Tate arrived yesterday with her
two young sons for a visit with
her father and sister who reside
here.
"Von" Duplicate Receipt Books
at the Nugget
| N.C. To Modernize Store
Dewey Goodrich, manager of
j the Northern Commercial Co.
; store, who returned from vacation
yesterday, has announced that
i plans were completed for modern- |
■ izing the Nome store. It will be
[ patterned after the Fairbanks and
1 Anchorage stores recently com
pleted. New fixtures and other
convenient merchandising plans
will soon make this store equal
to those of the other Alaska cities.
Goodrich is justly proud of this
accomplishment.
Olaf Halverson is on a trip to
j his home in Warren, Minn., going
by way of the Alcan Highway on
his first trip outside in 11 years.
The last time he was out he
made a special flight by way of
Kodiak, Fairbanks and Seattle,
' He plans to, return in about two j
| weeks.
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Dr. Langsam To Cordova
Dr. Fred Langsam leaves today
for Cordova to attend a meeting
of the Alaska Hospital Association.
He plans to return next Monday.
During his absence Dr. Clyde Pot
ter will be at the hospital.
RED SNYDER RECOVERING
Mrs. Glenn “Sandy” Snyder
returned from Fairbanks Tuesday
where she was called due to the
hospitalization of her husband
who is with the contracting firm
of Berch, Lytel and Green at
North way. She reports that his
leg injury is much improved and
he will soon leave the hospital
and return the to job.
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ATTENTION GIRL SCOUTS
There will be drill team prac
! tice for the Fourth of July parade
| Friday, June 22 and Friday, June
29 at 3 p.m. at the Boy Scout
Hall. All Girl Scouts participating
in the parade are expected to
show up for the practice.
ATTENTION PIONEER WOMEN
MEETINJ WEDNESDAY
EVENING — 8:00 p.m.
PIONEER IGLOO
If You Want To Kent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
WA NT ADS
j FOR SALE—Treadle Singer sew
ing machine, $20 Call Main 188.
GIRL WANTED at MM H capital.
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WEDNESDAY St THURSDAY
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Duo to mim at tlto contest -
uiii having to work on unload
tag th# boat th# Jitterbug
Contest woo not held Tuesday
evening. Instead the semMtnal* '
will be held neat Tuesday night
TIME MAGAZiNE WANTS
MONA LISA PROJECT STORY
Bill MeDougall, on an as
signment for Time magazine, is
stopping off at Nome on his way
to Wales, where he will get a
story on the Mona Lisa project.
MeDougall, who is in the Air
Force, writes a regular column for
the Fairbanks Daily News Miner.
John Olson, former Nome resi
dent for many years, was a visitor
this week from Seward where he
now lives. John works as a long
shoreman but he took a leave of
absence to re-visit the North I
which he left nine years ago.
He intends to visit Kotzebue |
and Fairbanks before returning!
to Seward.
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COSMETIC PARTY FOR
TEEN-AGERS WILL BE HELD
THURSDAY AT HARWOOD'S
A cosmetic party was held last
evening at the home of Mrs. Boyd !
Harwpod with the DuBarry rep
resentative, Flora Camp, giving
the demonstration. Mrs. Lou Oli
ver was an excellent model it was
reported and Kay Casperson was
presented with a special award.
Co-hostesses with Mrs. Harwood
were May Muller, Ellen Lyle and
Margaret Steinbreck.
Tomorrow evening teen-agers
will be special guests at another
cosmetic party at the Harwood
residence at 8 p.m.
Mona Ost Graduates
With H.S. Honors, Will
Study Nursing in Chicago
Mona Ost, formerly of Nome
and granddaughter of Rev. L. E.
Ost of Fortuna Ledge, graduated
from high school June 8 at Min
nehaha Academy in Minneapolis.
Completing her last two years
in one, she was one of two honor
students among the 138 graduates.
Mona attended school here and
took her freshman and sophomore
studies in Canada.
To pay her way at the academy
she worked part-time in the laun
dry of the Swedish Covenant
Church.
Monr. has been accepted at Swe
dish Covenant Hospital in Chicago
and expects to enter nuFses train
ing there in September.
Mona will visit her father, John
Ost, who is in a sanitarium in
Tacoma, and whom she has not
seen for seven years. Then she
will return to Minneapolis and
work all summer before starting
her nurse’s training in Chicago.
Her sister, Mrs. Graham Aus
terman, attended her graduation.
CREMIDAS ESTATE SETTLED
The Gus Cremidas estate was
settled yesterday in U. S. Com
missioner’s Court with the estate
being divided between the two
heirs, son John and daughter
Marie.
The Kings Are Running Now!
EXCURSION TO UNALAKLEET
$35 Sunday, June 24 $35
FISHING BOATS FURNISHED
Plane Will Leave Nome at 7:30 a.m.
For Reservations
Call Black 115 After 6 p.m.
Trip to Barrow on July 15
j U.S. MERC is the place to BUY!
STEAKS & CHOPS
Cut from U.S. Good and Choice Beef
Grain - Fed in Eastern Washington
and Aged to Perfection
All beef hung in humidity-controlled coolers
for proper mellowness.
NONE BETTER OBTAINABLE ANYWHERE
Priced Within Anyone’s Reach
Fat Removed and Trimmed Properly
ROUND STEAK . . . 98‘ "
SIRLOIN.98«n
RIB STEAK . . . 98« ii
T-BON ES . . . *l.ll)H
N.Y. STEAK . . *235'i
THE PNOOF OF THE PUDDING IS IN THE EATING !
For Your Locker—Same Quality Beef
HINDQUARTERS.B3< lb.
FRONT QUARTERS .... 69. lb.
CUT UP FREE to YOUR SPECIFICATIONS