BOY SCOUTS TO
CELEBRATE 35th
ANNIVERSARY
This Saturday evening, the lo-i
cal Boy Scouts of troop No. 666
are having thesr first party given
in commemoration of the 35th. an-;
niversary of the founding of the
Boy Scouts organization.
Following is a list of the mem
bers of the local group:
Paul McCarthy, Scoutmaster; as
sisted by Pfc. Warren Walters
The scouts ready for Second
Class tests are Walter McCarthy,
Harold Bell, and Ronald Ailak.
These are the Tenderfoot Scouts;
Barrow Morgan, Gary Longley,
Joe Felder, Aarnout Castel, Eddie
O’Connor, Chuckie Wheeler, Jerry
Seidenverg, Harold Bahr, Percy
Blatchford, Charlie Dinson, Wil
liam Okpealuk, Ronald Ailak.
The Boy Scouts is the only
youth movement in the city, and
should be supported by every cit
izen interested in a better com
munity.
The record of the 35 years
growth of this organization shows
how millions of boys have been
aided in becoming better men
through proper guidance.
IN HOSPITAL
Patients in the Hospital this
week are Gust Erickson, A1 Reed
er, Jermiah Casey, Chief of Pol
ice Jens Forshaug, A Domingos,
and Mrs. Thresa -Cavota.
Mrs. Ken Seymour was dismiss
ed a few days ago.
Anna Nashalook gave birth to
a baby girl this morning.
Placer Location Notices now on
tale at The Nome Nugget.
SEVEN DEAD
IN FLOOD OF
OHIO RIVER
UNDATED, March 9, —(AP)’—
The Ohio river spilled over it’s
banks along nearly all of it’s 981
miles and has taken a known
toll in lives of seven.
War prsduction centers have
have also been hit, but the fore
cast indicates clearing weather.
A 45 foot crest is expected at
Louisville, Kentucky, while Pitts
burgh reported a rainfall of 131
hundredths inches.
DOCTOR OF
BRITISH KINGS
DIES AT 88
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LONDON, March 9, —(AP)—Lord
Dawson, physscian to four Brit
ish kings, died at the age of 88
years.
He had served the poor of Lon
don as well as royalty, with his
scientific skill.
CARD PARTY IS
HUGE SUCCESS
Wednesday evening the Fioneer
of Alaska gave another of their
series of card parties.
The rinners of the prizes are
for the ladies; first Mrs. Bernier,
Second Mrs. Rohn, Third Mrs.
Rydeen: and for the men; First
Albin Poison, Second Louis Polet,
Thir W. H. French.
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March 9th.
FRIDAY 2 Show* 7:15 ft 9pm.
“THUNDERING
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Chas. Starrett, Cliff Edwards
6th Chap. "Perils of the Royal
Mounted"
March 10 th.
SATURDAr 1 Show 7:30 pm.
“DUMBO”
A Walt Disney Feature Cartoon
Also 'Tugboat Mickey"
March 11th.
SUNDAY 2 Shows 7:15 ft 9 pm.
“CRIME DOCTOR”
Warner Baxter, Margaret Lindsay
And "Riding into Society"
Nome Directory
ANVIL LODGE
NO. 140
Meets First and
Third Thursdays
Each Month
W. M. CAMERON, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS, Secy.
NOME LODGE
Meets First Friday
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IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
801 Lowman Building
Telephone EL. 6396
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome, Alaska
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House is Opposite Us
Phone Main 40
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FINEST IN WINES
BEERS AND
LIQUORS!
See Us When in Need of
Spirits! ,
I P.T. BOATS
SUNK IN ERROR
WAHSINGTON, March 9, —(AP)
—Two U. S. Motor Torpedo Boats
were sunk in the Philippines by
another U. S. vessel as a result
of mistaken identity, the Navy
announced today.
The skippers of both the vessels,
PT 77, and PT 79 were both saved.
Other casualties were light, the
Navy said.
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