WOOL FOR SUITS
CALLED PLENTIFUL
SALT LAKE CITY, —<;P>-^James
A. Hooper, secretary of the Utah
Wool Growers Association, says
lack of wool and high wool prices
are not contributing to the scarcity j
of men’s suits.
Hooper said, “there is a burden
some supply of domestic wool in
storage in the United States and
not more than $5 worth of wool|
is used in the manufacture of any
suit, even if it costs $100 to make
it.”
ATTENTION VETERANS
A representatine of the Alaska |
Veterans Loan Board will arrive
on the Pan American plane to
night and will remain here for one
week.
The Alaska Board has received
so many requests it wras necessary
to send a personal envoy.
PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Phone Main 94
ERIC NELSON
NOME CAB CO
Reasonable Rates
Dependable 24-hour Service — Phone Main 141
ALASKA TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH CO.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE SERVICE
DREAM
THEATER
1 Show June 24 & 25 7:30 p.m.
Monday & Tuesday
WOMAN in the WINDOW
Edw. G. Robinson - Joan Bennett
Also CAGE DOOR CANTEEN
—•—
1 Show June 26 - 27 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday
MAN
FROM DOWN UNDER
Chas Laughton - Binnie Barnes
Also ‘‘The Phantom” No. 14
—•—
2 Shows June 28, 7:15 & 9 p.m.
Friday
ROOKIES IN BURMA
Also “Suddenly It’s Spring”
“Snow Time For Comedy”
—•—
1 Show June 29, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday
DR. WASSEL
Gary Cooper - Loraine Day
Also “In' A Zoo”
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2Shows June 30, 7:15 & 9 p.m.
Sunday
STARS ON PARADE
Lynn Merrick - Terry Parks
Also “Lucky Conroy”
“Keeping In Shape”
ANOTHER
FIRST!
A
FLEET
OF
CARGO LINERS
. . . . To Better
Serv e
All Of Alaska
Douglas Cargo Liners, a commercial version of the famous C-47,
workhorse of the Army, can carry 5,000 pounds of cargo. No more
need to worry about size or weight of cargo when you ship via
CARGO LINER.
BOX 4 7 7 NOME Phone MAIN 66
CHIEF — Rear Adm. Sidney
W. Souers (above), St. Louis,
deputy chief of naval intelli- •
gence, was named by President
Truman as director of central
intelligence, one of the three
units of the nation’s new foreign
intelligence system.
FORT RICHARDSON WOMEN
SIGHT-SEEING? IN NOME
Saturday a group of 24 women
employees of Fort Richardson,
near Anchorage, arrived on a
sightseeing trip. They were par
ticularly interested in seeing the
midnight sun.
The big plane, in which they
traveled, was piloted by Bill Bor
land, son of Earl Borland, mech
anic, who was killed in Siberia,
in the plane crash which also took
the life of Captain Carl Ben Eil
son, during the early days of av
iation in Alaska.
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED - Battery Radio and
Ukele. Call Nugget. 73-3
WANTED—Empty coal sacks in
good condition. Will pay 10 cents
each. Polets Store. 69-tf
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JOINS FILMS— Lillian
Wells, 18, daughter of Alexander
Wolf, assistant attorney general
of New York state, has signed an
. acting contract with a movie
floppy
NEW
ITEMS
MM* *
• m •
BOOTS
Women’s, Children's
Knee Boots
Men’s Light Weight
Sporting Boots
Waders
^M * *
• •
Light Weight Shupacs
^M * *MM
• •
Tennis Shoes
NYLONS
2:00 P.M.
THURSDAY
Come Down
Or Phone
Pocket Watches
Alarm Clocks
• •
Oilcloth
Percale Cloth
Flannellette
Chambray
Rayon Prints
• •
LUGGAGE
Foot Lockers, Suitcases
Overnight Cases
• •
Bobbie Pins — Needles
Skin Needles - Rickrack
Elastic
t
• * •
Ladies Raincoats
Boys Raincoats
Girls Red Rain Capes
Men's Slickers
and Raincoats
Raindanas - Rain Hoods
Rubber Gloves
• ^ •
Electric Irons, Plates
Presto Cookers
For Mosquitos, Flies, &
Moths
MOTH CRYSTALS
D.D.T. - LARVEX and
JITTERBUG
Boys Corduroy Trousers
Children’s Slack Suits
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BABY CARRIAGES
A. Polet