New Councilmen Seated
At Special Meeting
At a special meeting of the
Nome City Council last evening
new members were installed. Bob
Lewis was installed as a re-elected
member and Fred Cavota and
Wilbur Arnold were new to the
Council.
The financial report of the
council year was accepted, show
ing total receipts amounting to
$141,384.21 and total disburse
ments of $143,023.20.
Retiring members of the council
were Ernie Gustafson and Lester
Bronson.
Restaurants To Feature
Alaskan Products Monday
Business houses have been gen
erous with their display space
with reminders for voters to take
favorable action on accepting the
Alaska Constitution at the election
Tuesday.
Those who have not seen a real
copy of this historic document will
find one displayed at the Nome
Drug Store.
All restaurants, as a special
constitution highlight, are featur
ing Alaskan products on their
lunches Monday, with such items
as shee fish, reindeer, caribou,
Bering Sea Crab and other spe
cialties.
TELEVISION CAMERA CREW
RECORD INTERVIEWS HERE
A NBC television crew accom
panied by Steve McCutcheon, An
chorage business man, have been
taking pictures and recording in
terviews for a special Alaska
show over their network. They
have been standing by for a trip
to Diomede Island, but are re
ported to have cancelled the trip
this morning as the weather con
tinues to be unfavorable over th^
Bering Straits.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Raleigh Ozenna was sentenced
to 60 days in the Federal Jail for
assault and battery, having beaten
up his wife. .
Letter-Size File Folders For
dale At The Nome Nugget Office.
NOTICE OF RIFLE FIRING
First Scout Bn., Alaska Nation
al Guard will conduct firing of
M-l rifles at a point IV2 miles
directly south of. ANG headquar
' ters on Front St. Maximum range
of rifle is 3,500 yards. Firing will
be toward the south. Time, 7:30
! p.m. April 23, for a period of
I l-ll/2 hours.
All seal hunters or any other
I persons are hereby notified to be
out of the area at the time speci
’ tied.
DON’T MISS THE
• STYLE SHOW •
AT THE THEATER
2 P.M. SATURDAY
LIVING . . . LOVELY
LUSCIOUS MODELS
YUM!
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NC COMPANY tea
Alaska's Pioneer Merchants |
60 YEARS SERVIN'Gf ALASKA
First Direct Freighter
SS TONSINA sailing from Seattle
JUNE 5, 1956
CALLING: NOME. ST. MICHAEL.
UNALAKLEET, TELLER.
Will carry all types of cargo
including cold storage and cool room
Freighters sailing every Tuesday
for Seward and Valdez.
Every Friday for Seward
Jnra v
Fashion Show Will
Feature Styles Plus
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Entertainment
The fashion show to be held
at th'e Theater tomorrow after
noon is being whipped into shape
and today Mrs. Brown said, “It
will be much better than we had
dreamed it would be, with glamor,
pretties, beautiful girls and hand
some boys coming from every di
rection, not only as models but
as entertainers as well.”
A late check showed 53 differ
ent items will be modeled with
an interesting variety including
dainty lingerie, sportswear, street
and cocktail gowns, and glamor
ous evening wear. Beautiful sum
mer and winter lurs will also be
modeled.
Judy Morris, will be mike-side
to describe alf the interesting de
tails.
In the entertainment depart
ment, Mrs. Brown said, “We are
especially excited about what we
have in store for you.”
Also to be seen tomorrow dur
ing the show, will be a profes
sional model—a gal who has been
associated with Virginia Brown
for many years. According to Mrs.
Brown she hails from Texas
where she learned to be a
fashion model, and like all good
Texans she just had to get in on
the act.
Mrs. Brown wishes to thank
everyone for their wonderul co
operation, “which will enable me
to repay a part of what the Can
cer Fund has done for me.”
Mrs. von der Heydt has re
ceived a 15-minute film on can
cer and its. causes, which will be
shown in ‘conjunction with the
Fashion Show.
MMM HOSPITAL
| Admitted: Nat Holdton.
Discharged: Charles Foote, Mrs.
■ Trantham and child, Ernest Iya
j pana, and Henry Xavier.
C OF C DINNER CANCELLED
The Chamber of Commerce din
ner scheduled for Tuesday eve
ning has been cancelled. The reg
ular noon luncheon will be held
as usual.
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TEEN-AGE DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
CITY HALL 8 io 12 p.m.
W A N I A I) S
NOW! Professiosal sign painting
available in Nome. Call Main 152.
FOR SALE—45 rpm. record play
er. Like new. Call Nugget.
I SHOWING AT THE 3
THEATER
Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 «
Doors Open 6:45 p.m. n
FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
ON THE RIG SCREEN
—IN TECHNICOLOR—
THE BIG TREES
Kirk Douglas
Eve Miller
Patrice Wymore
Plus Serial—
"Jesse James Rides Again"
Midnight Show
SATURDAY NIGHT
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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Auto and Snow Sled
Damaged In Collision
Last Night On 1st Ave.
Ralph Murane, who was sched
uled to leave this morning on his
first trip to Bluff with supplies
and equipment for an offshore
mining venture, was delayed when
his snow sled was damaged last
night in an accident with the Gary
Lungley sedan.
Longley, it is reported, didn’t
see the snow sled as another car
was parked in front of it, and as
the location on Division St. was
icy he was unable to stop in time.
Both car and snow sled were
damaged, but no one W'as reported
hurt.
Another accident occurred on
the Bessie Road at the curve near
the red hangar, it is reported.
The Emmons car driven by Mrs.
Bob Emmons and a pickup truck
driven by Milton Adams collided.
No one was hurt..
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Den Lyle Buys First 1956 Auto
The first 1956 automobile to be
delivered in Nome was sold to
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lyle this week
by Dodge dealer Larry Galvin.
This two-toned and black model
was driven off the dealer show
floor in Portland, Ore., last fall
just in time to be put aboard the '
last boat for Nome.
2 Petitions for Citizenship
Approved in Federal Court
Two petitions for citizenship
were approved by Judge Walter
Hodge in U.S. District Court yes
terday upon presentation by rep
resentative of U.S. Customs Ar
thur Dyer Jr.
They were Father Segundo
Llorente, native of Spain, and
Daniel Walsh, native of Canada,
older son of Mr. and Mrs. Pearse
Walsh.
Due to restrictions connected
with proximity to election days,
Father Llorente cannot take his
oath of allegiance and both citi
zens cannot receive their certifi
cates until May 4th. j
SOFTBALL GAMES TONIGHT
The Polar Hornets softball team
will take the floor against the Air
Force Jets at 7:30 this evening at
the school gym for'the first game
of the evening.
The first-place Shamrocks will
play the Nome .High Nanooks at
8:45 in the main game of the night.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
LETS EAT AT THE
BERING SEA CLUB
CEDAR ROOM
Friday and Saturday
SPECIAL MENU
SHRIMP COCKTAIL RELISH DISH
PRAWNS . 2.25
FRESH OYSTERS . 2.25
COUNTRY FRIED CHICKEN . 2.50
SALAD — FRENCH FRIES — DESSERT
COFFEE OR TEA
We have Homemade Pies, Assorted Flavors Ice Cream, *
Delicious Sandwiches
Stop In For That Evening Snack.
HELP! HELP! HELP!
WHO DOESN’T WANT
TV
?
■
We would like to know how many |
people will he interested in our tele
vision service so that we can order
the necessary installation materials.
It will he impossible to install any of
the cable or sets in the cold months.
The installations must he made in
the warmer months of June,' July
and August. We would appreciate
your calling or dropping us a card j
at Nome Hardware.
Charge for TV will be $37.50 for the installation
and $12.50 a month for the service