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All In Readiness For Jamboree
Program Starts At 8:45 O’clock
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The last doll is dressed, the baby panda has his
face washed, mama duck has on her apron, and the
wooly lamb is frisking all over the place in anticpation
of he fun tomorrow night at the Jamboree. Yes, boys,
and girls, there will be a fish-pond with a prize for
everybody.
New nigger babies offer candy bars, cigars, and
supercolossal grand prizes to those with good baseball
arms. Curtis Jacobs, the popular auctioneer, will be
on hand, and two well-known members of the Arctic
Club, Gerry Harney and Walter Glavinovich, have pro
mised to assist with the evening’s entertainment.
At 8:45 the following program will be presented
with Wayne Lucas as master of ceremonies:
Address of Welcome .. F. C. Bingham
Musical Interval . String Band
Songs . Wayne Lucas
Modern Dance . . Neva Whaley
Accordion Solo . Don Kendall
L Sailor’s Hornpipe Johnee Bartlett
: The brass band from the Post will play for dancing 1
Drawing for the children’s door prize is scheduled
L for 10 o'clock and for the adult prize at 11. At the
l same hours the wheel of fortune will be spun for 20
■ pound turkeys. Door open at eight o’clock.
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\ Allied Headquarters in North
1 Africa Nov. — Commander in
Chic'' "i‘enhower found time in
. the r i '• t of battle to tell a story
j about ; man he called “the sor
ries v marine captain in the
British Navy.”
The captain was in the midst
of tiw naval fighting when his
periscope revealed an Italian
criuser heading straight into
torpedo position. The canatin bel
lowed orders. The crew obeyed
like clockwork. The torpedo hit
the enemy cruiser mid-hips and
crippled it badly. The captain
i ordered another torpedo tube to
lire.
Word came back that the tor
pedo sent into the cruiser’s vitals
was the last one aboard. All the
others had been used earlier.
vaul the general:
“kim captain was badly d*sun
pain ted, but t' ere was only < -e
thing he could go. The submm
ine surfaced and reported its
position by radio so that another
unit could complete the sini.i• ••
of flic cruiser.”
> COURSE IN RUSSIAN
(STARTED IN FAIRBANKS
A course in Russian is to he
started in the Fairbanks public
school soon and will be taught
!by Mrs. Serrebrenilcoff, a former
university professor. Fee for the
eight-weeks course is $5, with
another eight-weeks’ course to
[: follow.
Souths of 19 Or
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Over to Re^in to :
Register on Dec. 5
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JYAEWNCTON, Nov. IS —
Pro-'dent Roosevelt fixed thee"
operate registration periods for
vn’ t' s who have reached nr who
will reach their .-i.gbteenth birth
d annive rsai; the last half o
this year.
T?ln flrwt r^*P '] V'l!! ]%*'[ *n
cm:her 5 and cv.r' December It
and will be for registrar an of
t’ (■■■(' who were 13 or became If!
la.-t July and August.
Yeung men who reached the i
age of IS years in September or
V tober will register the follow
ing week.
Those who beceme IS in No
vember or December will reg
ister in the period starting De
cember 21! and closing December
31st.
Prc-idrnt Roosevelt also pro- i
vided for the continuous regis
t »tio!i {.**i t!■"*:!’ birtjhdr.vs of
youths who become 8 on or af
ter next January.
If the birthday falls on Sun
day or a holiday, be youth must
register the following day.
Th? i iM,r registrations
place ■ imultaneously.
ALASKANS IIONORLD
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. IS
Roy It. Marling and R. C. Gcb
iiart h' th of Fairbanks, and P It.
Itradley of San Francisco and
Juneau were elected governors
for the American Mining 4’on
gross for Alaska at the meeting
today of the Congress in Salt
Lake City.
Savings Bonds are tre:..-uretl possessions in more than
a million American homes.
—H. Morgenthau, Jr.
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2 EDMONTON, Nov. — A. W>l
| frecl Carriviau. 49, of Sratle,
S asli.. globe* trotter who says he
| has visited :JS foreign courtric
| has passed through here, claim
| ing to be the first civilian to
make the trip over the Alcan
i Highway.
“It v as the most unique exper
ienee I have ever had,’’ sai l
Carriviau.
Carriviau has been employed
as a chef at a civilian construc
tion, camp on Headman’s Creek, a
“one truck" stopping place on
the new highway. He is on his
way to Seattle for treatment of
frostbite
Carriviau said he travelled by
truck and other motor vehicles
and was the last to ferry the
treacherous Liard River. Just a
few hours after he ferried ac
ross the river, engineers complet
ed construction of a wooden
bridge.
Carriviau said the highway is
in excellent condition, almost
complete, only two bridges need
ed to make a complete link be
tween St. Johns and Fairbanks.
— Old Papers For Sale —
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FOR s am:
Large porcelain forth tub with
shower attached
One lavatory sink
Dinette table and 6 chairs and
a two-leaf serving table.
One 7-tube, long wave Philco
radio in good condition.
Howard ironing board with in
sulated iron stand.
All copper large wash boiler.
One 53-gallon heavy galvaniz
ed iron water tanks.
One three-quarter heavy iron
bedstead, one Simmons coil
spring and one three-quarters
mattress.
A full 151 piece Meito china
dinner set. Service for 11. Open
stock. Reasonable.
FOR SALE
Ladies bicycle, balloon tires,
front wheel brake, spring side
stand. Late model. Practicallv
new. Inquire at Nome Nugget.
That unique and humorous, j
and typical Alaskan stationery—
'Sourdough Roadhouse" Letter
heads and Envelopes, have been
brought strictly up to date, and
are now available at the Nugget
office
Pioneer \^ater
Delivery
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Water
By Bucket
or Tank
Phone — Slack 44
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Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es. and Beers.
FRONT STREET. NOME
FOR SALE—Heavy Tt-in. ply
v >od table top, 4ft. by 7 ft. 4 in.
Inquire at Nome Nugget Office.
FOR SALE
Pair of skiis. poles, ski press,
excellent make and practically
new.
FOR SALE
“Leaf Glassware” 12 each —
water tumblers, wine, cocktail
and sherbet glasses. Reasonable,
Inquire Nome Nugget.