in and Out with Alaska Airlines
(Wednesday and Thursday)
From Anchorage: Mrs. E. Hutch
ins, Barbara Dimock. Mrs. D. Sea
vey, Mrs. Robison, Mr. R Bliss,
Mrs. R. Bliss. Mr. and Mrs. Wor
rell, T Giachetto, F. Salerno, Los
Ratcliffe, Dr. R. Finstermacher,
Freida Olanna, T. Bligen, N.
Brown, J. Frizzell. Don Harrison.
Mr. Hawthorne, G. Matthys, A.
Molt ley, A. Patterson, R. Petti
john, G Summers, Mr. WarmacK.
To Unalakleei: Joe Chase, F. Mey
berry, R. Jackson.
To Anchorage: Howard Crinklaw,
R. Lowe, J. Bowman, J. Manzo,
H. Mueller, K. Cummings, Mr. and
Mrs. Tapp, R. Neeley, P Rock, S.
Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Lind. H.
Brosman, M. Nichols, J. Kuhn,
M. Reynold, M. Boyd, L. Gelbert
son. G. George. R. Stormes, J. Ron
dino, B. Phillips, R. Maguira, G.
Bell.
To Kotzebue: P. Laughlin, S. Cor
nelius, F. Lee.
NOTICE
Girl Scouts and Brownies will
have their registration party at the
Multi-Purpose Room on Saturday.
Sept. 14 at 2 p.m. All girls are
reminded to bring their $1 regis
tration fee and their mother.
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^ Shampooing
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NOME MOTHERS CLUB NEWS
Nemo Mothers’ Club will have
their first meeting on Monday,
Sept. 16, at the Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall, 7:30 p.m.
i There will be installation of the
new officers. Incoming officers
are: President lma Tungwenuk,
Vice President Lucy Nagazruk,
Corresponding Sec. Lilly Walker,
Recording Sec. Lela Oman, Treas.
Ethel Karniun. Committees: Face
pins-^Anna Ahmasuk, Sun Shine
Girl—Rose Kealiher, Museum —
Mina Bachelder.
Outgoing officers include Presi
dent Daisy Jack. Vice-president
Edith Sagoonick, Corresponding
Sec. Lilly Walker, Recording Sec.
Clara Schmidt, Treas. Alberta
Bernhardt.
Lilly Walker was re-elected as
Corresponding Secretary.
Lela Oman will give a general
report on the 14th annual Short
Course, held in Fairbanks, which
she attended as a delegate.
The members are looking for
ward to an interesting and a very
busy year.
Visitors and interested persons
are welcome.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: John Outwater, Edna
Ahwinona, Bernard Katcheak, Pete
Rock. Billy Olanna. Baayin Asick
sik, Emma Bourdon.
Transferred to ANS Hospital at
Anchorage: Pete Rock, William
Soonagroak.
Discharged: Emma Bourdon.
MAGISTRATE COURT
Joanne Ozenna was found guil
ty of drunkennes and fined $20.
Also fined $20 as result of con
viction on the same count was
I Albert Ayakuk.
A marriage license was issued
to Maggie Garnie and John Elmer
Foster — both of Teller.
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200 SPOTTED
HAIR SEAL SKINS
Average Size
Will Pay $14 per Skin
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Wrile Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber <£ Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope—Standard Oil Products
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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OKLAHOMA!' NOW AT
POPULAR PRICES
With its opening at the Nome
rnma Theater at popular prices,
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s screen
i version of “Oklahoma!' is begin- j
ning another phase in its illus- i
trious career.
The history ot' “Oklahoma!” be- ;
, gan March 31, 1943, when the play
debuted at the St. James Theater
in New York City, marking the
beginning of the partnership of
Richard Rodgers and Oscar Ham
merstein II. It was a prophetic be
ginning of a long and spectacular
ly successful career for the two1
music men which lasted until the j
recent death of Hammerstein, pro- j
ducing along with “Oklahoma!” j
some of the greatest musical shows i
in history.
Estimates say that since that
opening, more than 32 million
people have paid over $100,000,
000 to see and applaud “Oklaho
ma!” at more than 8,000 perform
ances. In runs from one night to 5
years nine weeks, “Oklahoma!”
has played in 252 cities here and
in Canada. And, as a stage produc
tion, it has been presented in nine
countries outside the United States.
After 2,202 performances, “Okla
homa!” ended its original Broad
way run.
Originally presented as a movie
in the Todd-AO process, the film
premiered at New York’s Rivoli
Theater on a roadshow basis, to
press and public acclaim. It went
on to worldwide acclaim with a
success even more phenomenal
than the sfage presentation.
The film version, now being
shown in CinemaScope with color
by Technicolor, was produced by
Arthour Hornblow, Jr., and di
rected by Fred Zimmermann. It
stars Gordon MacRae, Gloria Gra
hame, Shirley Jones, Gene Nelson,
Charlotte Greenwood, Eddie Al
bert, James Whitmore, and Rod
Steiger.
NOTICE
PTA Calendar Committee wish
es to remind the Block Captains
to be sure and turn in their lists
by tomorrow.
—Mrs. Earl Towner
Alcoholics Anonymous mooting
Saturday evening. 7:30. Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
THE MIGHTY MIDGET
WANT AOS WORK
FOR SALE — ’57 Mercury 4-dr.
sedan — Needs motor — Good
shape otherwise — $750. ’58
Chev — Runs good — Good
rubber, $275. 16 Gauge Shotgun,
New, $80. See Chunn or Call
2585 after 6 p.rn. 109c
FOUND — Pair of black-rimmed
glasses. Call at Nugget.
FOUND — Pair of women’s glasses
with plastic rims, partly brown j
and white. Call at Nugget and j
pay for ad.
JUST ARRIVED — New shipment
Children’s tights. Sizes 4 to 6X
at $1.65 Sizes 8 to 10 at $1.95.
M’Lord & Lady Shop. c
HAMMOND ORGANS: Perfect in
strument for Nome. Needs no
tuning. Phone 2460 for informa
tion. tf
NOMERAMA THEATER
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
First Show 7:15 Last Show 9:30
★ ALL DISNEY PROGRAM ★
— Plus —
DONALD MATH MAGIC LAND
Plus CARTOON
SUNDAY and MONDAY
First Show Starts 7:15—Second Show Starts 9:50
OKLAHOMA
Shirley Rod
Jones — Gordon McRae — Steisrer
KENNEDYS CELEBRATE
TENTH ANNIVERSARY
NEWPORT, R. I. t/P — President
and Mrs. Kennedy had a small
10th wedding anniversary party
last night.
A group of friends joined them
at the Hammersmith farm home
of Mrs. Kennedy’s mother and
stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D.
Auchincloss.
The Kennedvs were married at
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
here.
NOTICE
ALL ARCTIC LEAGUE
MEMBERS
Your presence is requested on
Sept. 17, 7:30 p.m., at the Bowling
Alley. Let's see a big turnout.
Stand behind your league and help
us organize for the 1963-64 bowl
ing season. ,
—Werner E. Bohrer, President
110
Would Cut Vietnam Aid
WASHINGTON UP) — Twenty
two Senators introduced a reso
lution today calling for an end
to all military and economic aid
to South Viet Nam unless it aban
dons its “policies of repression”
and seeks popular support.
In offering the resolution with
support from 21 colleagues, Sen.
Frank Church, D-Idaho, said that
‘ The persecution of Buddhists by
l the present government of South
Viet Nam is an affront to the good
conscience of the American
people.”
The other signers included Sens.
E. L. Bartlett and Ernest Gruening.
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