N. C. Co. Has New
Grocery Manager
Leonard J. Mcllhaney, former
Northern Commercial Company
agent at Nenana, returned to Al
aska via tte^Pan Ameri^au^Air
^any store here..
* Mr. Mcllhaney left for^J
$utside last year but fcku&L'JUSfel
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J.IQUOR POLfj.t,,;'/
NEAR COMPLETE
The liquor poll which is being
conducted by the Nome Religious
Council is nearing completion.
Here are the results to date:
113 to prohibit the sale af liquor
in Nome.
161 to limit the sale and control
to one municipally omned store.
221 to regulate the sale of liquor
by a permit system.
42 to restrict the sale of liquor
o lighf wines and beer only.
75 to prohibit the sale of liquor
over the bar.
183 to enforce more strictly the
laws now on the books.
The Council will hold a meet
ing at the Federated Church on
next Monday evening to complete
the poll and discuss the results.
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A. T. G. To Start
Membership Drive
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GUARD TO START MEM DRIV
The Alaska Territorial Guard
is having a membership drive
sttttingrTuesdasr, -B^rcpr 20th.
4U4 * ^IXLtion r|
.leased by Major Bronson, there is
(SpoSj^M-^quipment for about 4#
feiflmbers. The equipment
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^tc. f Irnny, of you fellows ar£
ihteresVdd irr booming member^
of the guard, come to the Nome
High 6cb©alnextlT*AJdayi$V^:0G
pm.r pitfl pp7 tfifrffjtJp;ijfflV If
you should join the guard you
will be instructed in the manual
of arms, close order drill and a
course in “judo” uill be given
you by “Red” Klien. So remem
ber if you have Tuesday free
come up to the meeting and give
the A.T.G. a try. Also some of
you old members are “asleep at
the switch” when it comes to
regular attendance. Let’s try
to have a full attendance at the
next meeting. (Contributed)
PIONEER MEN MEET
All members are requested
to attend the regular meeting
of the Pioneers of Alasko.
Wednesday at 8:00 p. m„ at the
Whaley House.
ROBERT F. BALDWIN.
Secretarf.
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“LADY FOR A NIGHT”
With JOAN BLONDELL and
JOHN WAYNE . _
And "ROBINStffiPxJTOsttS^B?
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abnh vFR^DAYtMARCH) Il6th) WOJ
TWO SHOWS—7:15 & 9&k&uiX.
*L0NE STAR “RANGER”
With JOHN KIMBROUGHS^
and'! SHEILA) RYANsJoT
7th Chap. "PERILS OF THE
ROYAL MOUNTED" oir.'o’d
Andrrf'A POLO PHONEY''
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SATURDAY, MARCH 17th
ONE SHOW—7:30 P. M.
“DIXIE”
With BING CROSBY and
DOROTHY LAMOUR
Also 'SAIL HO" and
"SUFFERIN' CATS"
SUNDAY. MARCH 18th
TWO SHOWS—7:15 & 9:00 P. M.
“‘A GENTELMAN AT
HEART”
With CESAR ROMERO and
CAROLE LANDIS
Also "THIS IS TOMORROW"
and "THE BUG PARADE"
LEGISLATOR
HAS SEVERE
HEART ATTACK
JUNEAU, Alaska, March 14 —{JP) [
—Depresentative Oscar Gill, of
Anchorage suffered a heart at
tack and will be unable to com
plete his term of office. The
republican strength in the House
will be cut down for the remain
ing nine days of the legislature.
The proposal for a unicameral j
legislature was killed after a spir
ited debate, by a vote of 12 to 11.
The Fishermen’s relief bill was
also killed after the Attorney
General, Henry Roden, declared
it “unnecessarily discriminatory.”
The House passed a memorial
asking Congress to give 160 acre
tracts of land to returning Alaska
soldiers.
JUDGE KEHOE
RETURNED TO
NOME MONDAY
District Judge, Joseph Kehoe,
wro was called to the bedside of
his brother in Oregor, returned
to Nome Monday evening.
The judge reports that travel
conditions are still quite difficult
and that accomodations are where
you find them.
He also reported that the law
makers in Juneau are busy and
that that there has been little time
for partying.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE — DRESSES, EVEN
ING GOWNS, SLACK SUITS
and ROBES. See Mrs. Anne
Eberhardt, on Stedman Avenue.
Nenanna Ice Pool
Spring Classic
Is Under Way
With Nenana Pool tickets now
on sale at the Nevada Bar, Polar
Bar, Board of Trade and the Drug
Store, the big event of the year
is under way.
The Nenana Classic is being
handled by Mr. M.J. Cooney.
Other members of the commit
tee are Wm. Williams, Fred Mul
aur, Wm. Monroe, John Burchard
and Leo Kehoe.
It is predicted that 1945 receipts
should equal trose of 1944.
JHRcE.
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