ALASKA AIRLINES
Incoming, from Anchorage: H.
E. Wuhrman, E. K. Johanson, Dan
Jones, Clarke Andreson, Cowgill,
D. D. Lewis, Mrs. Rose Silverman,
R. L. Johnson, A. Richardson, L.
Schnabel.
From McGrath: George S. Wil
son and A1 Knowles.
Outgoing, to Anchorage: Sgt.
Strohmeyer, M. O’Brien, Goslee,
I. .T. Cunz, Dinty Moore, Allen
Geary, Noah Jessup.
To Unalakleet: F. L. Pickett,
W. G. Rose.
Arriving yesterday: M. K. Simp
son and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Reader and child.
Departing yesterday: R. Escholt
for Unalakleet, T. E. Brooks and
E. M. Brooks for Anchorage.
President Galvin of the Cham
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ber of Commerce has announced
that Tuesday’s noon luncheon,
which is open to the pubfic, will
be important with several mat
ters being brought up which are
vital at this time to the commun
ity. . j
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The case in the Commissioner’s
Court against Art Paulos which
was scheduled for last Friday,
has been continued until the first
of May so that legal advice may
be obtained.
Mrs. R. Oliver of Oliver’s studio
is leaving tomorrow for the States
where she will pick up new equip
ment and supplies for her phono
graphy work. She plans to be
away for about‘two weeks.
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Fresh Meats and Fish
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
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Housewares and Hardware
Men’s and Ladies Furnishings
Dry Goods
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. . . SPECIAL SERVICE . . .
When we receive orders from out-of-town
We shop at all stores to complete them!
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FROM SEWARD
SS Baranof Apr. 10
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Apr. 17
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Apr. 24
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
Mrs. Tolbert Scott and
Walter Glavinovich Win
Grand Prizes, Whist Series
The last game in the series of
whist parties given by the Pio
neers of Alaska was played Sat
urday evening with some of the
closest scores ever recorded in
this annual winter card series.
Grand prizes, which were all
beautiful nuggets for the men and
nugget and jade jewelry for the
women, went to Mrs. Tolbert
Scott with a total score of 661,
Mrs. Ben Gillette 660 and Ann
Jenks 643. Runner-up for the la
dies was Mrs. Charles Fagerstrom
with 638.
Winners for the men were Wal
ter Glavinovich 661, Bill Cameron
655, Luther Dunbar 650 and Dan
Fritz as runner-up with 647.
Winners for the evening were
Mrs. Fred Rohn, Mrs. W. McCar
thy, .Mrs. M. Coons, Hans Arp,
Eric Hay and Mr. Monohan.
The Easter basket door prize
went to Ruth Gumbinsky.
Special entertainment was pro
vided by Jim Walsh with movies
of Statocruisers of the Pan Amer
ican Airways.
Presentation of prizes was made
by Ben Mozee who is noted for
his witticisms.
Mrs, Rose Silverman of the
Trading Post, who has been on
vacation, reports that while she
was out her eldest daughter, Lil
lian MacAllister, was married to
A. Castro of Sacramento, where
she will make her home.
Before the marriage Mrs. Sil
verman and Lillian drove to New
York and visited with her other
daughter, Julia, who is working
there.
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When it was learned that Ad
miral A. J. McElligot of the U.S.
Coast Guard, was on tour in Alas
ka, Mayor Jones extended an in
vitation to him and his party to
visit Nome.
Admiral McElligot replied that
he regretted he would be unable
to come as far as Nome on this
trip. His party is reported to in
clude several congressmen.
Legal Blanks ai The Nugget office
— Pioneers’ Attention —
Meeting Wednesday# April 16
Pioneer Igleo
8:00 PJM.
Lunch! Lunch ! Lunch !
NOTICE
All political candidates plan
ning to attend the rally at
Kotzebue on April 22, please con
tact Wien Airlines before April
19 for reservations.
47 Paul Spurlock, Mgr.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Assortment of pic
ture frames. All sizes. Call
Red 37. 50
FOR SALE—W/C phonograph. 3
speed, all sizes, high fidelity, in
portable case. Like new. Call
Air Force 30. 46
WANTED — Used daveno. Call
Polaris Hotel. 45
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday, April 15—7:30 p.m.
"THE HEIRESS"
Olivia DeHaviland
Montgomery Clift Mona Freeman
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Thursday, April 17—7:30 pjn.
"PEGGY"
Diana Lynn - Charles Cobum
M-K On St. Lawrence
To Start Work Very Soon
Announcement was made by K.
M. Simpson, who has just arrived,
that work is starting almost im
mediately on the Morrison-Knud
sen project on St. Lawrence Is
land.
The first group of 20 men are
now awaiting transportation from
the States and as soon as the
field on the island is ready, they
will be flown in to start opera
tions.
Phone Calls Between U.S.
And Alaska To Be Limited
Due To Telephone Strike
Until the present telephone
workers’ strike is terminated, toll
telephone traffic between the Uni
ted States and Alaska will at
times necessarily be reduced to
calls which are of either an ur
gent or emergency nature, Col.
Fred P. Andrews, commanding
officer of the Alaska Communi
cation System, announced today.
For the convenience of patrons,
ACS has opened to the public its
telephone booth in Room 101 of
the Federal Office Building, 1st
and Marion Streets, Seattle, on a
temporary basis. Calls must be
made from this booth in person
between the hours of 5:30 a.m.
to midnight on weekdays and 8:00
aan. to midnight on Sundays and
holidays.
Col. Andrews said that intra
Alaska calls and calls between
Alaska and Canada would be han
dled on a “business as usual”
basis.
For Good Printing Call Main 125
NOTICE
Wien Alaska Airlines is here
by authorized to transport all
freight, which is consigned to Lost
River, to and from Nome, to Lost
River.
The above authorization serves
notice to all suppliers of this
community to ship freight to Lost
River via Wien Alaska Airlines.
United States Tin Corp.,
Paul M. Sorensen,
50 Gen. Supt.
AFRS Paint Fund Grows
The AFRS paint fund continues
to grow with the following con
tributors being added to the list:
Mrs. T. Scott, Ted Duffield, R.
Blastervold, Carrie McLain, Ice
Cream Center, Harry Johnson,
Clyde Glass, Charles Jones, and
Clarence Ausley.
If you are enjoying the pro
grams from the Nome station of
the Air Force Radio broadcasts,
you are asked to make a volun
tary contribution as a token of ap
preciation. The money raised will
be used to completely paint the
new station, which we understand
will soon be read^ for an open
house so that civilians in the area
may see where the programs are
originating. . V
Donations may be left at the
Nugget, Polet’s, Nome Hardware,
or the Drug Store.
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Thirty - five members of the
Alaska National Guard were en
tertained at the Bering Sea Club
Saturday afternoon as part of the
NCO training school now in pro
gress here.
Captain Ralph Ives, command
er of Nome Field was a guest.
After the party, all of the boys
taking the training, were given
the week-end off.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: William Gillis, Ron
ald Barr, Aurora Escholtz.
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