NATIONAL GUARD JET PLANE
LANDS AT NOME FIELD
The Alaska National Guard
Jet T33 landed here yesterday for
gas and was serviced toy the
Alaska Airljnes.
The plane, based at Anchorage,
was flown by an Alaska Airlines
pilot, E. P. Pettijohn, and Dennis
Stamey.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Richard Pauwok,
Janet Walluk, Henry Olanna, Clem
Boucher.
Discharged: Peter Segonna,
Charles Swanson, Edith Tetpon,
Carrie Soxie, Ruth Milligrok,
Fritz Carlson, Frank Richardson.
Flossie Sokienna was sentenced
to €0 days in jail by the U. S.
Commissioner HSerb Jenks, for
disorderly conduct.
LITTLE GAME SEEN ON
HAULING TRIP TO TELLER
Four members of the Tweet
family, well-known business and
mining family of Teller have
been making another haul of fuel
oil by cat and trailer.
They stated that little game was
seen on the trip but wolverine
tracks were seen.
No sign of the caribou reported
in that area were noticed, stated
Glenn Tweet, one of the party.
Dorothy Russell and her big!
bass clarinet were accidentally
omitted from the news report of
the M&M Matinee. The quartet
wouldn’t be complete without her.
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Meeting — Wednesday Evening
CITY HALL, 8 P. M.
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60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdez
And every Friday for Seward
1959 Sorority Convention
To Be Held at Nome
Beta Sigma Phi delegates who
returned home yesterday from
the Alaska convention held in
Fairbanks anounced that they
had bid on a Nome convention
for 1959.
The convention members were
■enthusiastic over the wonderful
ideas and plans exchanged among
the Alaska chapters of the non
academic sorority and already
making plans for the Nome con
vention to be outstanding in en
tertainment and unique in its
program.
Members attending were Bev
erly Morgan, pres.; Ruth McLean,
Ellen Waldheim and Nancy
Goodrich.
Some people have faith in odd
numbers — usually Number One!
RED CROSS MEETING
Thursday, 7:30 p.m., City Hall
Plans for fund drive
will be discussed.
Olher activities and needs
will be reviewed.
NOTICE
Rev. John Wright of Kotzebue,
Alaska, will be the special speak
er each evening at the Church of
the Nazarene. Choruses will begin
at 7:15 p. m. and the regular
service will start at 7:30 p. m.
Everyone is given a warm wel
come to come and enjoy the
services.
—Edgar F. Bibb, Pastor.
Johnny Sez: Life dull? Bright
en it with music from the
Music Box!
WANT ADS
FOUND — Green, hand-knit
mitten. Call Nugget, pay for ad.
FOUND — Red Wallet. Claim
at Nugget.
I SHOWING AT THE 8
THEATERj
Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 jj
Doors open at 6:45 p.m. K
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
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Heart!
PTA Program Included
Class Programs, Films,
And Officer Nominations
Over a hundred parents and
teachers turned out for a very in
teresting meeting last evening,
which included a program pre
sented by two classes under the
direction of their teachers, Mrs.
Samuels and Mr. Peterson.
This was followed by two
films on health in the school and
teaching arithmetic.
The following members were
nominated for officers for the
NOME MARKET PROPRIETOR
TO STATES FOR BUYING TRIP
Don Hungerford was scheduled
to leave today for the States on a
buying for the Nome Market.
Hungerford plans to stop in Ju
neau and listen to the lawmakers
who are busy this week levying
taxes.
year and will be voted upon at
the next monthly meeting:
Frank Morris for president;
Fank Johnson for vice-president;
Mary Diede for secretary and
George Bayer for treasurer.
PAY CASH AND SAVE PAY CASH AND SAVE
* RIGHT ON THE CORNER
* RIGHT ON THE PRICE
* RIGHT ON THE WAY HOME
JOIN NOW!
Business and Professional Men of Nome
should be impatient to join the Chamber
of Commerce, and should demand mem
bership instead of waiting to be asked
to join !
— DON HUNGERFORD
J\ome Alar net
P. 0. Pox 579 Jslome, c4la*ka
PAY CASH AND SAVE PAY CASH AND SAVE
KNOM-TV PRESENTS
TONIGHT THURSDAY
6:15—Tele-Carloon 6:15—'Tele-Carloon
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb. 6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—George Goebel 7:30—Ted Mack
8:00—T. E. Ford 8:30—Masquerade Parly
8:30—ALCOA Hour 9:00—Caeser's Hour
9:30—Boxing 10:00—Jane Wyman
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Th.Merc Meat
».h. Place >o Buy
SMOKED PICNIC HAMS
Very Lean
69c lb.
ALL BACON AIRBORNE FRESH
Sliced.98C lb.
Slab.89Clb.
REINDEER STEAKS 8.V- lb.
Reindeer Fat (Tunuk) 45c lb.