ttov. Armstrong of Sheldon
Jackson Junior College to Speak
Sunday at Methodist Church
>Rev. Rolland Armstrong, super
intendent of the Sheldon Jackson
Junior College, which is operated
by the Presbyterian Church, will
'be in Nome over the weekend and
he will be the guest speaker at
the Community Methodist Church
on Sunday.
Two boys from Nome are en
rolled at Sheldon Jackson—Allen
Alowa, son of Mrs. Ellie Kulu
khon, and Freddie Kungeson, son
of Mrs. Inez Kungesuk.
Lorena Blankensop of the Re
location Office of the BLA in
Fairbanks, will arrive Monday
and those interested in contacting
her may call at the BIA office
Monday afternoon.
U.S. SETS OFF NO. 13
WASHINGTON UH — The Unit
ed States conducted another nu
clear test today underground in
Nevada.
The Atomic Energy Commission
described it as a low yield test,
as it did one conducted Thurs
day. This means it had an ex
plosive power less than the equi
valent of 20,000 tons of TNT.
Today’s test was the 13th to be
announced since the United States
resumed nuclear testing.
J&macia Will Become Independent
LONDON UP) — Jamaica, Bri
tain’s largest holding in the Carib
bean, will become independent
Aug. 6.
Colonial Secretary Reginald
Maulding communicated the Brit
ish government’s agreement on
the date today to the Jamaican
delegation attending constitution
al talks in London.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT: Portable typewrite]
Call at Nugget office.
FOR RENT: Heated furnshed
apartment, 2 bedrooms; 2 small
clean well instulated houses.
Bail 2509 between 10 a.m. and
2 pm. 17c
-1
FOR SALE: 1952 Mercury 4-dooi
sedan, excellent condition, 4 new
snow-grip tires, spare; receni
carburetor, ignition, startei
overhaul; plug - ih circulating
heater. Dial 2375 or contaci
Ken Hudgins. t:
WANTED TO
frames, need
Call 2411.
BUY:
not be
Picture
perfect.
LAST CALL FOR
THE ROOF GARDEN
Tomorrow night at 8:00 sharp
the curtain will rise on the Na
tional Guard Armory stage and
the people of Nome will be treat
ed to an amateur performance,
local talent, which will portray
frontier life as it was in the early
days of this mining camp, under
the direction of Mrs. Wm. Came
ron. The impersonations of the
famous characters; the costumes,
original and in keeping with the
occasion, will bring nostalgic
i feelings to those in the audience
who lived through those early
days in Nome. And to those re
cent arrivals an opportunity to
understand what frontier life was
like in those days of isolation from
the "Outside" world. The pro
gram. published recently will
take less than an hour, and you
will enjoy every fleeting moment
of it. Souvenir programs will be
given away.
Following the program, the cus
tomary games of chance and di
versified entertainment such as
bingo, turkey raffles, fish pond,
pioneer cakes with real gold nug
gets. and many other attractions,
refreshments, all $10 worth of fun
for one dollar.
At 12 o'clock midnight the ,
drawing will take place for a \
round trip ticket for two to Seat- ]
tie Century "21" Fair, donated j
by Wien Alaska Airlines and Pan
American Airways on pressurised
prop jet and Boeing 707 jet, fast, ]
palatial, luxurious airplanes plus
$500 in cash for expenses donated
by Igloo No. 1 Pioneers of Alas
ka. This is equivalent to $1,000
I for the person holding the lucky
Number. What a prise. GET YOUR
TICKETS NOW.
—Paid Advertisement
Banking Facility at Barrow
The Miners & Merchants Bank
of Nome has received approval
from the Commissioner of Com
merce for a banking facility at
Barrow.
Bank manager, Don Hoover
stated this morning that the new
branch may be open in approxi
mately 60 days.
Condition Remains Unchanged
Friends of Harriet Brown will
be interested to know that word
has been received that her
mother’s condition remains un
changed and unless something un
foreseen happens Miss Brown will
return to her duties here at the
Assembly of God Church in about
two weeks.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
PRE - FINISHED
Put It Up and You’re Done
Knotty Cedar Plywood
Ddifi-Wood Mahogany
Silver Spray Mahogany
Exterior Redwood
$12.95 Sheet
11.75 Sheet
11.75 Sheet
12.50 Sheet
Marine Plywood — Vi” to %” Thick
' 4'x8' to 4'x20' Panels — $16.00 & Up
Pre-finished Celoiex Wall Plank 8c Ceiling Tile
From 224 per Square Foot
DOORS ? Interior & Exterior
Solid-Core — Hollow-Core — Panel — Plain or Pre-Hung
Complete With Trim and Hardware With or Without Glam
$154)0 8c Up — Over 60 to Choose From
30 Sixes ft Types of Plywood ft Panels — Over 1,500 Sheets
Yes We Have Pre-Finished Cedar Shakes
We have sold over 15,000 square feet of insulation
bud summer, and now have over 13,000 feet on hand.
You can Insulate for less than 8* per sq. ft
(And the Staple Gun is Loaned Free)
Home Arts Club
Participates in Community
Improvement Program
The Home Arts Club, member
of the General Federation of
Women’s Clubs is participating in
the Community Improvement Pro
gram, which is sponsored by the
General Federation in cooperation
with the Sears-Roebuck Founda
tion.
The purpose of the Community
Improvement Program is to pro
duce information, inspiration and
incentives for every federated
women’s club to join with co
operative forces in the community
to improve its economic, social
and cultural conditions.
Prizes totaling $70,000 are of
fered in the competition, includ
ing a top national prize of $10,000.
Five cash prizes are offered in
sach state. All cash awards must
be spent for the benefit of the
community.
In a similar competition, com
pleted in June 1960, 7,700 wom
an’s clubs reported successful
jction needs, with achievements
ncluding improved education,
lealth and recreation facilities.
NO MOVIE SATURDAY NIGHT
The Nomerama Theater has an
lounced that there will not be
my shows Saturday evening in
ieference to the Pioneers of Alas
ka's Annual Roof Garden, which
s being held at the ANG Armory.
The management and employes
vill all be at the Roof Garden
laving a good time.
Former Teacher Now in Kentucky
Former students of Emma iLee
Orr, primary teacher here many
years ago and later superintend
ent of Nome School, will be in
terested to know that she is now
8.1 years old and living on her
family estate in Covington, Ky.
N^BPSP^ARY
SERVICE
Dial 2671
P.O. Box 460
■■.-.
) THE
~ FAMILY
STORE
Boxed Chocolates
Conversation & Motto Hearts
Cups Plates Napkins Cards
NOMERAMA THEATER
First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
TONIGHT ONLY
WARNER BROS. Presents
RANDOLPH SCOTT
WEsmaoum
riWmsiiaMi
^>,HoawitAi«t • IN WARNERCOLOR
NO SHOW SATURDAY—GO TO ROOF GARDEN
SUNDAY and MONDAY
SAM SPIEGEL -Mm
ELIZABETH KATHARINE MONTGOMERY
TAYLOR HEPBURN CLIFT
Based on the play by Directed by Produced by
TENNESSEE WILLIAMS • JOSEPH LMANK1EWICZ • SAM SPIEGEL
Written tor the screen by CMC ViOAl end TEmttSSCE wiuiAMS • Production Desi*ner-OUV£« MESSUt
Not Recommended For Children
☆ Heavy-Duty Model
☆ Safety Balloon Rollers
☆ Giant 2m-Gallon
Positive Sediment Trap
Famous Roll-Over
Water Action
ALSO AVAILABLE IN GAS-DRIVEN MODELS
NOME HARDWARE STO