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NEWS ITEMS
Due to the U. S. Radio station
at Anchorage being without pow
er of any kind yesterday, the!
Norn'1 Nugget was flooded with!
telegraphic news today, much to J
cur relief and satisfaction.
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The City Council met in reg-!
ular session last night with May
or Alvin Polet presiding. Out
side of routine matters of busi
ness nothing happened, except
the matter of employing a Public
Health nurse, action on same was
put over until the election of a
new council next month.
Pilot Sig Wien made a trip to
Noxapaga and Fox Bar with
freight this morning. Thence to
Bluff and Council with freight
and Mr. Glass as a passenger to
Council. Returning to Nome,
Wien took off for Fairbanks ex
pecting to return here tomorrow
with passengers.
MAIL TONIGHT
The PAA mail plane, piloted
by Ralph Savory, is expected to
arrive Nome about 5 p.m. today
from Fairbanks. Besides the mail
the 'plane carries two passengers
Lawrence Curtis and B. Pearson.
The plane will probably remain
here overnight.
A semi-public holiday will be
observed thruout Alaska tornor
them.
row—“Seward Day,’’ so named
because of the purchase of Al
aska from Russia which occur
red on March 30, 1867. Few if
any of the business houses will
observe the day it was learned
this afternoon. The public schools
will both remain open, but will
observe the day with appropriate
programs. The bank will remain
closed as will the Federal offices
and the Post Office.
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Next Monday evening, April
3rd, the Loyal Order of Moose, j
Lodge No. 1413, will hold nom
inations for officers for the en
suing year. During the past year
the membership of the Moose j
lodge has practically been doub
led thru the efforts of its mem
bers and officers, and is now on
the road to a new lease of life.
It is to be hoped that a large
attendance of members will turn
out at this next meeting and take
a lively interest in initiations as
well as other lodge activities.
Last Monday night the Pio
neers gave another of their cele
brated Trophy Card Parties fol
lowing the regular business meet
ing of the Pioneer Lodge. Though
the night was stormy and of bliz
zard proportions, it did not have
any effect on keeping these
sturdy sourdough card players
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away from the social activities of
this organization. Some 70 odd j
people attended and it took six-;
teen tables to accommodate
Winners of the evening prizes
were: Ladies. 1st prize went to
Mrs. Ole Hay, 2nd to Mrs. M. J.!
Walsh, consolation to Mrs. Palm-:
er.
For the men, 1st prize went to
Fred Rohn, 2nd to “Rube”
Ctremcr, consolation to Jack
O’Leary.
Following the card grmes light
refreshments <were served. Chair
man of social activities Gene
Kell, announced that a card
party and dance will be given
this Saturday night, April 1st—
All Fools Day, to which an ad- i
mission charge of 75 cents will be
charged. Cards will commence at
9:15, dancing at 11:15. Refresh
ments will follow the card gam
es. „
Very little could be learned to-;
day regarding new filings for
Mayor and city councilmen, ex- j
cept that the petitions of Lylej
Nevins and Edward Anderson
had been filed for councilmen; a'l
so the petition of Aimer Rydeen
for school board was on file. The
following petitions to succeed
themselves were also filed: Le
roy Sullivan for city attorney;
Lee McCioy for city treasurer; I
M. J. Walsh for City Clerk.
Tomorrow night (Thursday),'
March 30 is the last day for fil-;
ing of petitions for office with |
the city clerk. No petition has
as yet been filed for the office of,
Mayor, and it is very doubtful
if Mayor Polet will run again to
succeed himself, due to pressure
of business matters.
The terms of three councilmen
are run out and three must be l
elected to fill out the council. As
there will be no paper until Fri
day, readers can expect to learn
then, who the actual names of1
candidates for office will be.
LATER —Just before going to
press the Nugget office was phon i
ed that the petition of Mrs. Fred 1
Roberts for the office of Mayor, j
was being circulated and signed;
this afternoon. It was also learn
ed definitely that “Hank” Miller
will not be a candidate to suc
ceed himself as councilman or be
a candidate for Mayor.
LATEST—The petition of Mrs.
Fred Roberts, for Mayor, signed \
by the required number of vot
ers, was filed about 4:30 p.m.
with the city clerk. It was also
learned that Raymond Jones is
circulating a petition for council
man.
Notice of Election
Notice is hereby given that the!
Annual Municipal and School
Board election will be held on
Tuesday, April 4th, 1939, at City
Hall, Nome, Alaska, for the pur
pose of electing the following of
ficers viz:
Mayor; three members of the
Common Council; City Treasurer
City Attorney; City Clerk; and
one member of the School Board.
Polls will open at 8 a.m. and
close at 6 p.m.
M. J. Walsh,
City Clerk
Publish March 24, 27, 29, 1939
SPORTS MEETING
There will be a meeting of the
Nome Sports Association at 8 p.
m., Thursday, March 30th, at the
High School. All members arc
urged to attend.
Calvin Pool, President
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Dr. W. A. Rystrom
D E N T I S T
First Avenue West
Phone Main 22
FRATERNAL ORDERS
I. O. O. F.
NOME LODGE NO. A-S
Meets every Friday, 8 p.m.
Odd Fellovrs Building
L. O. O. M.
No. 1413
Next Meeting April 3rd
Initiation of Candidates
Nomination of Officers
Odd Fellow* Hall, IF.M.
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Chamber Holds
Noon Luncheon
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The regular Noon-day lunch
eon of the Northwestern Alaska!
Chamber of Commerce took
place at the Nevada Grill Tues
day, with Director Thos. Givan
as chairman.
U. S. District Attorney Chas.
J. Olasby gave a short talk on
Junior Chambers of Commerce,
pointing out the fine work done1
by the Junior Chamber in Fair
banks. His opinion was that a j
similar idea, although worked in
the form of a committee of the
regular chamber, would be prac
tical here in Nome.
A preliminary report was heard
on relief activities although the
full information requested from
the Department of Public Wel
fare was not yet available.
Secretary Polet brought up the
subject of “Cooperation within
the city” as adopted in the form
of publicity campaigns. Chair
man Givan directed that the sub
ject be turned over to the Pub
licity Committee with instruc
tions to report at the next Board'
meeting. The luncheon was then j
adjourned.
Meeting Postponed
Publie Health Council meeting
postponed until Wednesday,'
March 29, 7:30 p.m. All members
urged to attend. Public cordially
invited to attend same at City
Hall.
Chairman H. G Miller
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