Community Christ
mas Tree Fund
' Collections for Community
Christmas Tree Fund to date:
lYeviously reported ..,...$457.08
Dan Jones . .$2.00
ll. G. Gaasland .10.00
Ruth J. Gumbinsky . 2.50
Eileen Uttech . 5.00
Maurice Kelliher _2.00
Ellen Waldheim . 1.00
f T. C. Duffield. 5.00
I Mary L. Goff. 1.00
James M. McLean ..2.00
Robert F. Scott. 2.00
Grace Edman . 1.00
Waldo V. Morris. 3.00
Stan Morgan . 1.50
Captain Newell . 1.00
Isaac l9ben .. 1.00
ffced Havercamp 2.00
Sgt Venable •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.00
, Clyde Glass ..2.00
Mr. Vero Miller ..6.00
Bering Sea Club <A large donation
of food stuffs)
Anonymous . 2.00
Larsy and Agnes Galvin ..25.00
f? J. C. Fricke . 5.00
Who Is next. ????
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k Total to date _......4540.08
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AEC Asks Billion
for Expansion
WASHINGTON, (JP)—The atom
i c energy commission officially
announced last week that it will
touild a huge new plant near Pa
ducah, Ky.
The House appropriations com
mittee disclosed at about the same
time that the project is expected
to cost $500,000,000. The commit
tee has been considering funds for
a $1,CIj,000,000 expansion pro
gram for atomic production facil
ities of which the Paducah plant
will be a part.
The ABC said the Kentucky site
will cover about 5,000 acres, “a
considerable part of which will be
obtained through purchase,”
around the prestnt Kentucky ord
nance works 16 miles west of Pa
ducah.
The commission’s announce
ment gave these other details
about the Paducah project:
The new plant will further ex
pand capacity for producing uran
ium 255 for use in weapons or in
fuel elements for nuclear reac
tors.”
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ANNOUNCEMENT
GUS KUNELIS BARBER SHOP
WILL OPEN THIS WEEK <
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Evenings only—6:30 to 8:00 PN.
EDWARD DELILAK
NOTICE
TO ADVERTISERS
All copy for the big Christmas
edition of the Nugget must be in
by Thursday noon to guarantee
insertion.
NOTICE
CIVILIAN DEFENSE MEETING
Wednesday evening. 8:00 PJf.
City Hall
H. F. Harper. Director
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notice
Sealed bids will be received
Mi 6:00 pun- Dec. 22. 1950'
I installing of steam-heating watem
ia Annex adjacent to j
School. Specifications mar be got- j
ten from ike Clerk.
Board of Education# j
Mrs. Helen B. Olien# Clerk
Pub. Dec. IS, 20, and 22, 1960.
I notice
TO BEAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY HOLDERS
The tax rate on Real and Per
JS Property of *h. Ci* of
Nome, haa been set at lc (.01) by
the Board of Equalisation. One
half of the 1950 property lax ahaU
be paid by Jan. SL,1951. andl tb
remaining half by July 15,1951.
Board of Equalisation
By Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Pub. Dec. 18, 20, 22, 1950
notice
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The Orders of Eastern Star will
hold their installation ceremony
Monday evening, Dec, 18th, All
members, visitors and their fam
ilies cordially invited*
Beverly Morgan, W*M*
ATTENTION MASONS
Election of Officers of Anvil
Lodge No. 140 will be held on Dec*
21. All members requested to be
present.
Stan Morgan,
W. Master
ATTENTION BOYS
Explorer Scouts will meet at the
City Hall Monday evening at 7:30
to discuss plans for iha organisa
tion of their troop.
Mark Anderson, adviser
KEXAIR—The iModern Home Ap
pliance that purifies and humid
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Immediate delivery. Write Ruth
Henry, Box 1620, Anchorage.
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THEATER
1 Show, Mon. and Tue., 7.30 p.m.
"NIGHT SONG"
Dana Andrews - Merle Oberon
Ethel Barrymore
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"NIGHT AT THE OPERA"
Marx Brothers
Also Chapter 11 of
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CHRISTMAS TREE
SAN QUENTIN, Calif. {JP) —
Some convicts are particular
about their Christmas tree.
Waredn Clinton Duffy sent a
tree into San Quentin’s death row
Wednesday, Lewis Franklin Smith
started to decorate it.
But Caryl Chessman, 29, de
clared the tree was crooked and
unfit.
He gouged Smith’s cheek with a
sharp pencil.
John Allen slugged Chessman,
fracturing his own hand.
Smith and Allen went to the pri
son hospital for repairs; Chessman
to solitary confinement.
Chessman was sentenced to die
for armed kidnap-rape; Smith and
Allen for killing a fellow convict
at Folsom prison.
TWO GOOD BASKETBALL
GAMES FRIDAY NIGHT
Friday evening the CAP. beat
the Nome High School basketball
team in one of the best games of
the season. Most of the players on
the C.AjP. were Nome 'High alum
ni, who gave the school team a
hard time throughout the game
which they won with a score of
27-20.
The Alumni team for the girls
also carried away the honors Fri
day with a score of 16-15.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The Pioneer Women of Alaska
held a special meeting last Friday
evening for election of officers.
Mrs. Pearse Walsh was elected
president, Mrs. N. Lewis, vice
president; Mrs. Clint Atwood, sec
retary; Mrs. Emma Lyle, treas
urer; Ellen Waldheim, chaplain;
Margaret Roell, marshall; Carrie
McLain, historian, Elda Jones,
trustee; Inside Guard, Mrs. H. Ha
gen.
COUNTY CANT PAY
WAGES LIKE THAT
PHILADELPHIA, (/P)—A Phil
adelphia motorist caught in last
week's snow storm while driving
through western PennsylvaniaVj
Lawrence County had to dig out
his own car.
Oleg N. Durkin, an industrial
engineer, figured he, was doing
the county a favor and sent in a
bill for five hours' labor at $4 an
hour.
The county commissioner wrote
Durkin that if they had to pay
wages like that they could only
afford mild weather. In^ fact, they
added* it might (be cheaper to
move the county bodily or roof it
all in. They said they were filing
Durkin’s bill in the wastebasket.
Durkin, in Philadelphia, indi
cated the matter was dosed.
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THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY
For Men and Boys
Rayon, Wool Gaberdine
and Nylon SHIRTS
JACKETS
SLACKS
CORDS
TOYS and LUGGAGE
For Girls and Women
Nylon and Wool
SWEATERS
BLOUSES - SKIRTS
SLACKS - DRESSES
OVERSHOES
And GIFTS FOR
ALL THE FAMILY
“It Doesn’t Cost Anything to Look Around”
Sion will bo opon Christmas Wook Until 9t00 PJML (
Gift Suggestions
Fur Hoods with matching Mitts
Fur Hoods
Fur Mitts *
Fur Cigarette Cases
Fur Purses
Red, Blue, Silver and Cross Foxes
Made up in Single and Double Scarves
Mink and Martens
In Singls, Double, Threes and Fours
We have a number of new Ivory
Items naost appropriate for Gifts