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RADIO PROGRAMS FOR
HOLIDAY SEASON
Christmas Eve and Christmas
Day programs over WXLY. *T e
Voice of the Arctic.”
Additional programs have
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of station WXLN, in viev. of the
ban on public gatherings, for
Xmas Eve and Xmas Day.
For Xmas Eve there will be a
special class of entertainment,
also greetings from Genera!
Buckner and General Junes. At
L' VERYONE will t* using
lots of evergreen this year
for all kinds of home decora
' tion. and even on Christmas
packages a»d for party fa
vors. You’ll find that you can
have more fun, as well as
greater success m using
them, if you can identify th*
various types of evergreen
and use each 1>pt f( the best
advantage.
It really isn't difficult to tell thei
spurt, although you may tit a lilt
confused at first by the odvious sm
lariiies. But the differences arc 1
as great, and the acci r pany ng
lure will help you to rii tmgui
a glance some of the 01.1i.rta1
nes.
singly Instead of in Bpncht « iiKe the
pine. An example of the type is
the Colorado blue spruce iC), so
called because it. has b bluish ap
, pearance. especially when the trees
are young Another lovely example
! this type is the Norway spruce
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It will probably help you to dis
u.guish between the ht and the
-pruee if yoj remember that fir
ones stand erect on the tree, while
pruce cones hang down Also,
when fir needles fail they leave a
n.oolh stem. Spruce needles leave
s rough stem.
Most evergreens ai * conifers.
:at is, they bear then seeds in
oes. An exception it the yew If
1 have an evergreen hedge, the
,ees are good that it's yew, one
ie most beautiful, ts well as one
me most popular, evergreen
will give a service over the air.
Recordings of Christianas Carols
will be played, as part of the
service. Also for Christmas Eve
there will be played a special
recording by Big Crosby in
which he depicts a Californian’s
view of Nome. The recording
was made especially for the boys
in the Armed forces, but be sure
and listen in Christmas Eve
when the recording will be play
ed at 6:30. 9:00 and 11,15 p.rr..,
it is really an earful don’t miss
it.
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NICK SIMEON CHAELES GOETZENBUBGEK It
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Cream of Ovster Soup M
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Cocktail: Fruit. Shrimp or Crab 0§
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Olives Pickles ' '• \ /
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Roast Tom rl urkey and Dressing 0%
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Roast Chicken and Dressing with Cranberry Sauce 0%
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Fried Belgian Hare M
Mashed Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes
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Cottage Cheese and Pineapple Salad H
Buttered Asparagus
Hot Rolls m
Hot Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie m
Fresh Strawberries and Raspberries m
Coffee Chocolate Tea ||
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begin broadcasting at ii.Si a.m.
and be on the air con:, rucusly
until midnight.
At 4:30 p. m. Reverend Booker
will hold Christmas Day Ser
vice, which will include Christ
mas Hymns and Carols.
CARNEGIE MAKES
GIFT OF BOOKS
Last year the Carneg;e Cor
poration appropriated $5,000 to
the American Library Associa
tion, to be used for the provision
of small collections of reference,
technical, and scientific books
to the civilian Libraries :n Alas
ka.
An offer of $500.00 in books
was made to ten Libraries, in
cluding the Kegoavah Kozga
Library Corporation, which has
sponsored the Library located in
the City Hall. The Club mem
bers selected a number of vol
umes from a special list prepar
ed by the Extension Committee
of the Pacific Northwest Library
Association, and have now re
ceived a varied assortment of
technical and reference books,
which have been catalogued, and
placed on the library shelves for
the use of all persons in the
community .
The books include Dyke’s Au
tomotive Encyclopedia, Mechan
ics and Toolmakers Handbook,
Architects Handbook, Woodcarv
ing, The Future of Television,
Radio Code Manual, Dressmak
ing and Design, Bible Dictionary,
Behind the Sulpha Drugs, Plas
tics and Their Manufacture,
Man and Structure, Prospectors
Handbook, Sanitation, Small
Boat Building, Formulas, How
to Read Blueprints, How to Run
a Lathe, American Diesel En
gines, and many other topical
volumes.
Any of these books are avail
able during the Library hours
of one to two on Wednesday af
ternoons, and seven-thirty to
nine on Friday evenings. Any
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Worid Atlas, World Encycloped
ia Books, and Who’s Who, may
be withdrawn from the Library
for one week without charge, j
after a deposit has been made, j
The deposit will be refunded
with the return of the with- j
drawn books.
Any fiction books may be
withdrawn at a rental cost off
10c a week. i
The Library facilities are open
to anyone interested, military
or civil.
ACS OFFICES
BUSY PLACE
At this time of year there is
an additional strain on the al
ready crowded transmitters and
receivers, of the ACS, with sea- j
sons greetings added to the list
of messages.
The personnel of the station
operating section are congenial
and most courteous to the pub- !
lie, who sincerely appreciate the j
sex-vice the boys are doing for
Nome. Personally we think
some of them belong in the
diplomatic service.
In other words, we feel that
: Uncle Sam has dealt us a fine
i bunch of brass pounders’ for
the Nome Office.
The following is a list of the
boys who send and receive your
messages; Sgt. Robert L. Dick
erson, T-4s Edwin M. Anderson,
Richard E. Collard, Mitchell M.
Daniloff, Steven D. Fuller, Rich
ard E. Holthaus, Fred J. Kolash,
Harold V. Wymore, Cpl. George
W. Wiswell, T-5s Robert C.
Lowe, Norman W. Johnson,
Clarence R. Walker, Pfc’s John
A. Biggs, Raymond J. Bolin,
Van Emerson, Chester S. Gold
stein, Jack M. Griffith, Wilbur
L. Irvin, Robert F. Kruse, Frank
C. McCurdy, Pvts. John A. Tim
mer, George H. Henneke, Alfred
W. Roberg, Gordon P. Jones,
1 ht idore S D:« n. lie;man Sin
jcr. Donald R. Soi.th, fllonn E,
VanderBrink.
Tech Sgt Clarence Richter is
Operator in Charge and has been
in Nome for several years, has
many friend.-, is active in sports,
particularly tennis, and is a
lover of fine music. We have
known 'Bud' Richter for quite
some time, and we find he has
absolutely no bad habits, and is
not even a tough top kick, but
nas a way about him that com
mands certain results.
FIRES VISIBLE
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ers shot down and one Mitchell
bomber badly damaged.
The headquarters spokesman
said the enemy an stiength at
Wewak and RabauJ was now
much less than several months
age.
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Almost any school teacher *on*
envy Santa his ability to ext/M* r.-.g
slo from these youthful tiimlwt
Their voices may not be those *
the herald angels, but their di»p'>(<
tions at this time of year snpioaci
the angelic. j