FORMER NOMITE WED
IN FAIRBANKS
Mrs. Edna Stewart former res
ident of Nome, was married last
week to Arthur Simpson, at the
home of the groom in Fairbanks.
Mrs. Allen Lee, also of Nome,
was the bridesmaid.
The ceremony took place at
8:30 pm. and was followed by a
dinner party at the Rendezvous.
Advertise in The Nugget.
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FOOD SALE SUCCESS
The Ladies Aid Society held
its annual food sale at the N.C.
Store on Saturday. The de
mand exceeded the supply of
homemade cakes and pastries.
The committee extends thanks
to all who donated food or made
purchases. The proceeds will
go to repairs of the parsonage.
Placer Location Notices now on
sale at The Nome Nugget.
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DREAM
THEATRE
NOME, ALASKA
1 show Wed. & Thu. 7:30 pm.
April 4th and 5th.
“PRIVATE NURSE”
Jane DARWELL, Brenda JOYCE
Sheldon Leonard
Also "California or Bust"
and "Snow Trails"
2 Shows Friday 7:15 & 9 pm.
April 6 th.
“AIR RAID WARDENS”
Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy and
Edgar Kennedy
and 10th. Chapter of
"Perils of the Royal Mounted"
and "Billy's Akwakade"
1 Show Saturday 7:30 pm.
“IN THIS OUR LIFE”
2 Shows Sunday 7:15 ft 9 pm.
“HIGHWAYS By NIGHT”
Monday and Tuesday
1 Show — 7:30 pm.
17th Legislature
By Senator Howard Lyng
No measure adopted during
the session has greater potential
ities than the Alaska Development
Board. This Board consists of
5 members, with the Governor
as Chairman, and 1 member from
each of the Divisions, Mr. Antonio
Polet has been appointed the
2nd. Division member.
The functions of this Board
are to conduct studies, make
surveys, hold hearings, encour
age businesses, and industries
promote the development of nat
ural resources, the establishment
of new industries, and assemble
publish and circulate accurate
and reliable information concern
ing the Territory, to the thous
ands of people interested in set
tling in A&ska after the war.
G. R. JACKSON
RETURNED MONDAY
G. R. Jackson, president of the
M & M Bank, was a returning
passenger via the PAA from Se
attle.
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Warships Rake
San Remo Position
ROME, April 2, —<^P)—Allied
warships raked German positions
along the French Italian frontier
including the harbor of San Remo
as the long lull on the Italian
land front continues, allied head
quarters said.
ORDNANCE HAS PARTY
The Ordnance Department op
ened their new Service Club with
a grand party, beginning with
an informal dinner and ending in
a most enjoyable dance.
Invited guests from the Post
and from town enjoyed the won
derful turkey dinner a'd dance at
the Club.
NOTICE!
LOMEN MACHINE SHOP
Open to General Public
After April 1st.
J. I. Andersen.
Supt. of Operations.
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