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HIGHLIGHTS
Friday
0600—Yawn Patrol.
0700—News Re-Broadcast
0715—Variety
0730—Sign Off.
1130—Red Hot and Low Down.
1200—News Re-Broadcast
1215—Sound Off.
1300—News Re-Broadc3st
1630—G. I. Jive.
1645—Great Music.
1700—Spor's Interview.
1715—Melody Round-Up.
1730—S ng For Your Supper
1800—News Highlights.
1815—Fred Waring.
1830—News.
1845—Harry Jame3.
1900—Out of the Albums
1930—Showtime.
1945—Spotlite Bands.
2000—Burns and Allen.
2030—Xavier Cugat.
2100—Suspense.
2130—Waltz Time.
2200—Treasury Salute.
2215—Variety.
2230—One Night Stand.
2300—News.
2315—S'ardust Melodies
2330—Sign Off
Saturday
0600—Yawn Patrol.
0700—News Re-Broadcast
0715—Variety.
0730—Sign Off.
1130—Red Hot and Low Down.
1200—News Re-Broadcast
1215—Sound Off.
1300—News Re-Broadcast
1630—California Melodies
1700—Major Bowes.
1800—News Highlights
1730—Downbeat
1815—Harry James.
1830—News.
1845—Spotlight Bands.
1900—G. I. Journal.
1930—Showtime.
1945—Yams For Yanks.
2000—National Barn Dance.
2030—Hit Parade.
2100—Caravan.
2130—Kate Smith.
2200—Information Please.
2230 One Night Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Stardust Melodies.
2330—Sign Off.
Sunday
No Morning Show
1200—Music For Sunday.
1230—News.
1245—Hymns From Home.
1300—Popular Fill.
1330—Sammy Kaye.
1400—Popular Fill.
1430—N. B. C. Symphony.
1530—Popular Fill.
1600—Gildersleeve.
1630—Andre Kostelanetz.
1700—Voice of Religion.
1730—Sing For Your Supper.
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j 1800—-News Highlights.
1815—Fred Waring.
1830—News.
1900—John Charles homas.
1930—Charlie McCarthy.
2000—Contented Hour.
2030—Dinah Shore.
2100—.Jack Benny,
2130—Hour ot Charm.
2200—Command Performance.
2230—One Night Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Stardus‘ Melodies.
2330—Sign Off.
Letter From
Sweden Tells
Interesting Tale
In a letter from Stockholm,
Sweden, dated March 23, 1944,
received by Paul Sarv, the fol
lowing items of general interest
were noted.
Food supplies of all kinds are
constantly being donated and
shipped to Norway by Swedish
: organizations as well as clothing
i and cash. Over 100,000 school
! children are fed daily in the pub
1 lie schools in Norway through the
efforts of Swedish organizations
and handled ‘hrough the Red
Cross.
I Over 9.000.000 kilograms of
sugar has been sent over there by
Sweden, for which there is no
j charge, to any one that can not
afford to pay. and any cash re
ceived remains in Norway for use
by the local organization taking
care of *he needy.
Over 30.000 Finnish children
are now living in Swedish homes
! and institutions set up for their
needs and care, and more are
: coming over. Sweden welcomes
children from Norway but only a
few can get over there on account
of German regulations forbidding
| them *o leave Norway. Thousands
and thousands of Danish, Nor
wegians and Finnish refugees are
located in Sweden and more are
i coming in -there every day and
whenever they have an opportun
ity to cross the border.
While nearly everything is ra
tioned ‘here is plenty for every
one to live on and their biggest
problem is fuel.
I T. LANSING OF 4TH
INFANTRY DEPARTS
“The Voice Departs," states an
ARTICAN headline. Lt. Laurence
(Larry) P. Lansing, (the lost sheep)
of the 4th Infantry, is finally on
“rotation” and leaving for home,
to “give the homefolks a treat."
Larry has been active in the
Special Service branch of the
army in Alaska and his efforts
have done much to stimulate in
terest in the local broadcasting
station WXLN.
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Juneau
AIRWAYS
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Alaska Airlines
Thursday, Pilot Weaver flew to
I Kotzebue with passengers and
freight. Passengers were D. V.
j McGowan, John Corrigie and B.
| A. Iartsen, all for the CAA.
Today. Pilot Mickelson will
j again try to land at Gambel, on
; St, Lawrence Island. Yesterday he
I had to return on account of fog
j obscuring the landing field.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Hager came in from Fair
| banks yesterday wi’h the follow
| ing passengers for Nome: A1 Ed
j wards and John Loxdin, for Som
; mers Construction Co.; Wm.
j Fackler and Tom Christianson for
i the U. S. Bureau of Mines, and
I Mrs. T. Christianson and three
children, Sara Chapman, C. W.
j Roberts, Mrs. Wm. Fackler and
Joe Mullins. Hager departed im
I mediately for Fairbanks with W.
E. S. Dickerson and J. P. Hefner,
and is .scheduled *o return to
Nome Saturday.
Pilot Peterson made a round
trip to Galena Thursday via Mos
es Pt., w th Avery Eppler for
Moses Pt., and returned with
Dillard Bradley and T. R Lonen
from Galena for Sommers Con
: struc ion Co., and freight for U.
S. C. & G. S.
Frank Whaley made a trip into
Haycock yesterday afternoon with
Salem Abraham and express.
Whaley also made a round trip
to Council via White Mt., with
Mr. and Mrs. Ches'er Milligan of
the Council Dredging Co.
Pan American Airways
Thursday, Pan American arriv
ed with mail and the following
passengers: Dr. Jack Meigs, medi
co for the PAA, on a survey
through Alaska; T. O. Dickinson,1
of the Railway Express Agency;
Mrs. J. Goding and daughter,
Barbara Lynn, wife and daugh
ter of the local agent for the PAA.
Betty Foote was the outgoing
passenger. Miss Foote has been a
high school teacher in the Nome;
Public School for the past year.
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n The Nome Nugget.
BASEBALL
RESULTS
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American League
Detroit 4, New York 3. (18
innings'.
Ch cago-Philadelphia game post
poned.
Washington 11, St. Louis 5.
Boston 7, Cleveland 6.
National League
Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 8.
St. Louis 4, Boston 2.
Pit'sburgh 2, Boston 1.
New York 5, Chicago 3.
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco 3, Los Angeles l.
Sacramento 13, San Diego 8.
Oakland 2, Hollywood 1.
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FORUM MEETING
NEXT MONDAY EVE
A Forum meeting of all those
who are interested in ‘he Post
War World, will be held Monday
at 8:00 p. m., in the social rooms
of the Federated Church.
Statements have been drawn
up on all the topics covered in
the Post-War World public Forura
meetings, and these will be dis
cussed and revised for final pub
lication.
How much do you desire a just
and durable peace? One way to
make your contribution to it is
by thinking it ‘hrough and help
ing others now.—(Contributed'.
TOM CHRISTIANSEN
AND FAMILY HERE
Tom Christianson and family
have arrived from Fairbanks and
will live in the home recently
purchased from Dan Camp, by
Mrs. Cristy Waldheim. Tom is an
engineer for the U. S. Bureau of
Mines.
Advertise It tn The Nugget.
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hauled Inquire Nome Nugget
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