ALASKA AIRLINES
Incoming passengers: from An
chorage — Mrs. Wuhrman, Lynn
Wuhrman, E. K. Johanson, Capt.
Trachy,; McManus, R. L. Thomas,
T. Carter, J. Cardullo.
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From Unalakleet: Moses Epok
look, Roland Barton, Stanley Zu
■rooski, Don Milburn, Carl Thomp
son, Frank Ryan, Frank Schnei
der, Mrs. Schneider, Donna Jean
Schneider.
Outgoing passengers: to An
chorage — Frank Topsekok, S.
Elook.
To Un-alakleet: Cornelius Lau
ridsen, Muriel Nils, Rosie Otten,
Daisey Mike, Mary Andrews.
To Kotzebue: Lt. Miracle, Robt.
Thomas, D. Stalker, E. Stalker,
S. Beltz.
FOUR NEW MEMBERS
; INITIATED BY PIONEERS
The Pioneers of Alaska at their
regular meeting last Wednesday
evening initiated four well-known
Alaskans into their group. Those
receiving the degrees are Marion
Blattler, Allan Lee, Oscar Mar
' graf and Chris Simeon.
BIBLE SCHOOL MONDAY
AT COVENANT CHURCH
A happy time for all boys and
girls as we begin Bible School at
the Covenant Church on Monday,
May 26, at 9:00 a.m.
A well-rounded program has
been planned with Games, Sing
ing, Handicrafts and Bible Stories.
Come and bring your friends
with you.
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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 Retail
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Vernon Olson Returns
From CAP Conference
At Washington, D.C.
Vernon “Chubby” Olson, CAP
Cadet, who was taken to' Wash
ington, D^C., to attend special
Civil Air Patrol conferences there
returned today. He stated that
“the President is quite a joker,”
as he had heard his address at
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one of the meetings held there.
He said he was one of 52
cadets, representing every state
in the union and the territories.
Special tours took the boys
through the White House, Wash
ington and Lincoln Memorials,
and • the Smithsonian Institute
where Chubby looked for some
thing from Alaska and found
some kyaks.
While in Washington he was a
luncheon guest of Delegate E. L.
Bartlett, and attended a ceremony
at the tomb of the unknown sol
dier with the Chancellor of Aus
tria making an impressive ad
dress.
One of the highlights was a
dance for the Cadets with 52 beau
tiful Washington girls as guests.
“The one I particularly remem
ber,” said Chubby, “was the dau
ghter of a guard at the White
House.”
When asked what impressed
him most of all, he said, like a
good Nomeite, “All the green
grass.”
Methodist Chuch Mission Sunday
The Sunday morning service of
the Community Methodist Church
will be dedicated to the church’s
mission program as voted by the
I official board of the local church.
Rev. Treat, pastor, will speak
on the subject, “Witness We Bear
to the World.”
Following the Sunday Evening
Service, Jack Wichels will show
Kodachrome slides taken recently
in San Francisco.
NOTICE
Miss Catherine Frances will
show colored slides to the sixth
grade students at the quonset hut
this evening at 8:00 p.m.
Birthday refreshments will be
served.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — '42 Dodge %-ton
truck. Red 40 after 6 p.m. Main
88 from 8 a.m. to 6 pjn. 62
FOR SALE—1 used 35-mm. Buc
caneer camera with carrying
case. Cheap. See Bill Higgins.
FOR SALE—Lange range, large
oven, good condition. Call Nug
get. 63
WANTED — Two-bedroom house.
Call Air Force 23. 62
; NOME GARAGE now open, im
mediate and efficient service.
Complete automotive repairs,
Front and Mettler Way. Expert
mechanics to do ycrur work.
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, May 23 — 7:15 & 9 p.m.
"WAGONMASTER"
Ben Johnson, Joanne Dru
Ward Bond
Saturday, May 24 — 7:30 p.m.
'LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER'
Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone ,
Sir Guy Standing
Sunday, May 25 — 7:30 p.m.
"CRISIS"
Cary Grant, Jose Ferrar
Paula Raymond, Signe Hasse
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Wednesday from Seat
tle were. Hay Handeland, Mrs.
Richard Lee, Guy Mish, Emma
Porter, Mrs. Vera Ray and two
«children, Chris Simeon.
Arriving from Fairbanks were
Donald Uldquist, E. Pugh, Napo
leon Bergamaski, John Berga
maski, Laura Clark, John Fa«ger
son, E. L. Emerts, Alex Tavioff,
Robert Goudreau, Ralph Tiegs,
Harry Kardinoff, Joe Kreiter,
Dean Showers, Winar Bergman,
Ed Timkaio, Mary Okmiaya, Lor
etta David, Carl Gregory, Sam
Newman, R. Seitoman, Nancy
Dodd, Julia Brown, Ronald Sen
imkitek, Stanley Senincitek, Clara
Eyuk, Mary Aim Walker, Vernon
Kugruk, and A. S. Hopkins.
Arriving this morning were C.
G. Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Walsh, Ann Walsh, Boris Ashur
koff, James Sheldon, Sam Rose,
William Himkley, Chas. Bennet,
Stewart Bennet, John Bennett,
L. A. Stevens, and Carlo Aggi.
There were no outbound pas
sengers.
Memorial poppies made by dis
abled veterans will be distributed
on the streets all day next Thurs
day, or as long as they last, by
women of the American Legion
Auxiliary, who will receive con
tributions for the welfare of dis
abled veterans and needy chil
dren of veterans.
A very attractive and unusual
window display calling attention
to not only Poppy Day but Mem
orial Day is to be seen at Doro
thy’s.
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TEEN - AGE DANCE
SAURDAY NIGHT 9:00 P.M.
AMERICAN LEGION HALL
WIEN AIRLINES
Arriving from Fairbanks were:
Howard Chaldler, Ernest Patton,
Paul Keller, C. G. Guinn, Lt.
Petrie, and Ivory York.
From Kotzebue: Donald Barger
and Rita Gregory. Phil Holds
worth was brought in from Lost
River.
Outgoing passengers: To Kot
zebue — Lt. Duerksen and Ray
mond Hawley; to Wales — James
Brooks.
To Fairbanks—Phil Holdsworth,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Richards, and
Joe Hunt.
Phil Holdsworth, newly appoint
ed head of the Territorial De
partment of Mines, made a fast
trip through this area, arriving
Wednesday and going to Lost
River, returning and leaving for
Fairbanks yesterday.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Gotthaard Carlson,
Otto Larson, Wilfred Murray of
Elim; Theresa Esoholdt and Moses
Epoklook of Unalakleet.
Discharged: Ellie Grotha, Leslie
Brooks of Kotzebue, Matilda
Slwooko, Theresa Escholdt, and
George Samuelson.
AHGUPUK IN ANCHORAGE
Reports from Anchorage state
that George Ahgupuk, Eskimo ar
tist who left Nome a year ago to
seek his fortune in a larger town
is hard up and has had to give up
his artistry for this season to work
on the railroad.
He is reported to be living in
a 10x12 tent house on property
which he has purchased to some
day build his home. Mrs. Ahgu
puk is reported to be in poor
health, having recently been hos
pitalized.
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
WE ARE PROUD ...
OF OUR LINE OF
FUR PARKAS
WE HAVE NOW ON DISPLAY
THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES:
Northern Alaska Muskrat
Bering Sea Spotted
and Hair Seal
Black Dyed Seal
Spotted and White Rabbit
Raccoon ,
Silver Gray Mouton
Beaver Brown Mouton
PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE
Come and See Our Latest Creation