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finally run out of gas.
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Air Transportation
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ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers from Anchorage: J.
Ziegman, Glen Lennert, Mrs.
Lennert, Glen Lennert, Jr.
Outgoing, to Anchorage: Capt.
Roger Tracy, Arthur G. Taylor,
Luke Koonook, Lt. D. Hendershot,
Jack Fick, Ellis Truman, L. C.
Trcfyer, Frank Schneider
ANNUAL SISTERHOOD PARTY
Members and families of the
Sisterhood will hold their annual
spring party at the social room of
the Community Methodist Church
Saturday evening, starting at 6:00
p.m.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: George Samuelson,
Si Sahlin and Isaac Larsen.
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Fresh Meats and Fish
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
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Housewares and Hardware
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Men’s and Ladies Furnishings
Dry Goods
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When we receive orders from out-of-town
We shop at all stores to complete them!
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Wholesale and Ratall
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CAP Cadets Team To
Shoot At ANG Armory
The CAP Cadets started their
small - bore shooting at the Na
tional Guard Armory Wednesday
night under the able guidance of
Phil Lancaster. Most of the Cadets
fired in both prone and offhand
positions and turned in some re
markable scores for their first
time on the range. Range Officer
Gordon Osborne and 1st Sgt.
Charlie Dickson of the ANG in
structed the Cadets on range eti
quette and safety rules,- and they
are both happy to say that there
were no infractions of the rules.
All the Cadets were informed of
the danger of careless handling
of guns as well as in proper shoot
ing positions. They look like the
coming team to beat in the league.
Any teams still wishing to com
pete or learn the rudiments of
marksmanship may contact Gor
don Osborne at either the Dream
Theater or at the Guard building
for a night at the range.
Teams entered so far are the
Polar team, the Board of Trade,
Munz Air Service, Wallace Hotel,
CAP Cadets, Art & Trade Center,
14 Club, and the Guard. Any
teams wishing to compete may do
so by contacting the range officer.
The public is invited to drop in
any night the range is in use.
Instructors will be available for
any teams that request them.
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Johnny Kakarak, reindeer man
from Igloo reports that the fawn
ing season is now on and herders
are having to be on the watch
day and night as tliere is a pack
of wolves in that area which al
ready has taken 10 fawns. Tracks
in the snow indicate that there are
at least three wolves.
Daily
Vacation Bible Schools
Five days a week - Mon. thru Fri.
May 19 to May 30
Church of the Nazarene—
at Third & Division. School
hours: 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Class
es for all ages You are invited
and welcome to attend.
Community Methodist Church—
at Second & West C. School
hours: 9:00 to 11:45 a.m. School
classes for beginners through in
termediates.
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NOTICE
The KK Public Library will be
closed Friday evening. Open Sat
urday from 2:30 until 4 as usual.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Double bed and
springs. Good condition. Call
Nugget. 60
NOME GARAGE now open, im
mediate and efficient service.
Complete automotive repairs,
Front and Mettler Way. Expert
mechanics to do your work.
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DREAM
THEATER
Friday, May 16—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"THE BLAZING SUN"
Gene Autry - Gloria Henry
Saturday, May 17 — 7:30 p.m.
"TOP O' THE MORNING"
Bing Crosby Barry Fitzgerald
Ann Blyth
Sunday, May 18; — 7*30 p.m.
"SOUTH SEA* SINNER"
Shelly Winter*, MacDonald Carey
• Helena Carter*
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Due to unfavorable weather the
regular flight erf PAA scheduled
for this morning was not com
pleted. On board were several
executives of the organization,
who have been attending a con
ference in Fairbanks, and which
local sales manager Jim Walsh
was attending since Tuesday.
Others attending the conference
were A1 Polet of the Fairbanks of
fice; Keith Johnson of White
horse; R. F. Dunn of Juneau; and
J. H. Goding of Ketchikan.
In charge of the conference
were J. D. Fessie of San Fran
cicso, C. E. Young, D. E. McMor
ran and John W. White.
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The Fire Department was called
to the Northern light and Power
Co. plant yesterday in answer to
an alarm caused by an over
heated stack. No damage was
caused stated manager Dunbar, al
though the campany had other
difficulties which necessitated the
city being supplied by U.S. Smelt
ing power for a short time.
The city has been busy clear
ing the road to the city dump
which has been dozed off into the
sea. -
Individuals who carry their own
garbage to the dump are asked
to use the road as far as it goes,
and not dump their garbage along
side the road which is not only
unsightly but blocks the road for
others who comply with the reg
ulations.
Elmer Merrill, who made a jail
break from the Federal jail sev
eral weeks ago, was sentenced by
Judge Pratt at Fairbanks to two
years in a federal penitentiary.
With the Toastmasters
The regular meeting of Toast
masters International was held
last evening in the Firelite Room
of the Board of Trade. Ashley
Craft acted as Table Topic Mas
ter and chose the topic of “The
Use of the Atom Bomb on the
North Koreans and Chinese Com
munists.”
Bob Hall was appointed Toast
master for the evening and pre
sented several members who had
for their part of the program in
troductions of famous or outstand
ing people that have visited here
in Nome.
Ted Duffield introduced For
eign Minister Molotov; Clarence
Filley, Francis Langford; Herb
Williams, General Doolittle; Ev
erest Adams, Bob Hope; Russ Ar
nett, Joe E. Brown; Steve Ander
son, Biiig Crosby; and Ben Mozee,
General Eisenhower.
Larry Fagan and Arv' Saario
gave short talks on their visits to
the States.
Guests for the evening were:
Roy Wall and Jack Wichel from
the CAA, “Ziggy” Ziegman, the
K & L distributor, Dick Crush,
and Randy Acord, S & W sales
man.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Donald Bal
erio, Richard de Keyser, Carl
Winterholter, Richard Rose, Ken
neth Cecil and Lee Barnard.
From Kotzebue: Capt. C. Dun
son, Donald Bogi, Bill Peterson.
Departing for Fairbanks: Paul
Spurlock, Lee Barnard, Frank
Fielding, Ara Collier, Harold Lein
bach and Soren Andersen.
To Kotzebue: Fred Adams and
Mary Green.
W. C. Stephenson was a passen
ger ter Kotzebue and return.
FRESH SEAFOOD
OYSTERS — CRAB— PRAWNS
ALASKAN SHRIMP — CRAB MEAT
POLARIS COFFEE SHOP
Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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INTRODUCING ...
OUR NEW PRODUCTION OF
RACCOON PARKAS
FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY!
Come and try on a parka. If we do not have
your size we will make it for you at—
Special Introductory Prices
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