ARCTIC SHOP MOVES
TO NEW LOCATION
—
Curtis Jacobs today announced*
that his new shop on Front Street *
Is open for business, and he would
welcome a visit from his custom
ers and friends at the new loca
tion.
The building was remodelled
by Howard Green, local contract
or. and is very nearly completed.
The former location of the Arc
tic Shop, was purchased by Paul
Mandeville, owner of Modern
Cleaners.
Phone Local News to Main 125
POSTAL RESTRICTIONS
ANNOUNCED FOR NOME
Postmaster, S. David Maieu is
in receipt of instruction from ivf.F.
Blake, Postal Inspector at Anch
orage, to the effect that no Sec
ond, Third or Fourth Class mat
ter shall be accepted for mailing
in the Nome Postoffice. First
Class and Air Mail shall be res
tricted in its ordinary and reg
istered form and shall not exceed
sixteen ounces in weight.
This does not apply to mail for
local delivery or wherever un
affected by the nation-wide rail
tieup.
SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props.
Prompt and Courteous Service
RED 19
TAFFY APPLES SNACKBURGERS
HOT FUDGE SUNDAES, MILK SHAKES,
SANDWICHES, CHILI, PIES AND COFFEE
at the
SNACW
hacJSl
DREAM
THEATER
NOME. ALASKA
1 Show. May 22 & 23, 7:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“SALUTE FOR THREE’’
McDonald Carey - Betty Rhodes
Also "THE PHANTOM" No. 9
2 Shows May 24 7:15 & 9 p.m.
FRIDAY
“ADVENTURES
OF A ROOKIE”
Wally BROWN. Alan CARNEY
Also "Rough on Rents"
and "Vanishing Private"
1 Show May 25, 7:30 p.m.
SATURDAY
“SPITFIRE”
Leslie Howard, Rosamund John
Also "Show Horse"
2 Shows May 26. 7:15 & 9 p.m.
SUNDAY
“TORNADO”
Chester Morri, Nancy Kelly
Also "Sky Princess'
1 Show. May 27, 8c 28. 7:30 p.m.
MONDAY 8c TUESDAY
“TENDER COMRADE”
Ginger ROGERS, Robert RYAN
Also, "MOVIE PESTS"
Human skin may be frozen at
below - zero temperatures, and
preserved for as long as 60 days,
then thawed out and used for skin
grafts.
New Schedules
f~1 EFFECTIVE I~1
Monday, Wednesday, Friday — Unalakleet, McGrath, Anchorage
Tuesday — Naknek, Bethel.
Thursday, Sunday — Anchorage, Homer, Naknek.
Saturday — Anchorage, McGrath, Bethel.
Daily Flights To Juneau — Daily Flights To Fairbanks
DOUGLAS DC-3s ON ALL SCHEDULES
10% Reduction On Round-Trip Fares
-GOOD FOR ONE YEAR
I
BOX 4 7 7 NOME Phone MAIN 66
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
FOR NOME HIGH SCHOOL
Friday
May 24, 1946
8:00 p.m. Nome High School
Prelude Processional
Mrs. Dorothy Thompson
Invocation Chaplain James York
Welcome Grace Putkuk
Duet Mr. & Mrs. G. E. S. Grill
Valedictory Caroline McLain
Goin’ Home -Dvorak
High School Chorus
Directed By Mrs. Emma Grill
The Future S. David Mazen
Forsaken - Koschat
Eighth Grade Chorus
Directed By Mrs. Helen Dunbar
Commencement Address
Mr. John McNees
Presentation of Certificates and
Diplomas Mr. J. W. Thompson
Benediction Rev. Paul Carlson
Poselude
Mrs. Dorothy Thompson
Graduates:
Caroline M. McLain
Grace Putkuk
S. David Mazen
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Rail Tie-up Critical
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threatens a near knock-out blow
to the nation’s industry and an
acute food situation is feared.
Millions of persons are being
left stranded, and other millions
in big cities are confronted with
the problem of getting to work.
Negotiations — Two rail union
presidents formally rejected Pres-1
ident Truman’s compromise pro-1
posal of eighteen and one-half
cents an hour wage increase which
was accepted by eighteen other
rail brotherhoods and carriers.
Government officials will call
for further conferences in an at
tempt to effect a settlement of i
the dispute over wages, changes
in working rules and transporta- I
tion. j
Some trains are being operated
and manned by supervisory em
ployees, but the Association of
American Railroads said the tie- j
up “was pretty close to a hundred
percent.” Priorities governed the
movement of passengers and
freight by air, highway and wat
er as the army and navy would
muster pilots and planes in an
emergency.
Postmasters in many cities ban
all but first class and air mail.
Food sources in the food indus
try predicted a serious shortage
if the strike continues. The sit
uation in the meat industry will
be near paralysis, according to
a spokesman for the big packers.!
GRILL FAMILY TO
LEAVE FOR STATES j
_
Mrs. G. E. S. Grill and fam
ily will leave Monday night for
the States. It is with reluctance
and regret that we see her go, as i
both Mr and Mrs. Grill have be
come a part, a very enjoyable
part, of the community, in the
short time they have been here.
Mr. and Mrs. Grill have fine
voices, which they have used I
freely in both church and social
functions. Mrs. Grill will be miss
ed for her marvelous work with
the Federated Church choir, and
other chorus work in Nome and
at the army base.
Mr. Grill be leaving shortly af
ter the first of June.
On Sale Saturday
Women’s
0
and
Children’s
BOOTS
Money Saving
Items
One Week Special
Lihby DeLuxe
Plum Preserves
16 ox. Jar - 40c
3 for $1.15
Libby
Concord Grape
Preserves
16 oz. Jar - 35c
3 Jars 95c
Walter’s
Pickled Beets
2 Jars 25c
Dew Kisf
Diced Beets
Per Jar 20c
6 Jars - $1.10
Gold Shield
COFFEE
Pound Cartons - 43c
3 Pounds $1.25
Swan Soap
For Toilet or Bath
12 Bars $1.00
Chicken
Fricassee
Per Pound 55c
Something New
Eat Your Vitamins
FLEISHMANN YEAST
Sausage
Per Pound 55
See Us For Your
PAINTS
$
A.^Polet