The IN o in e Nugget
Published Monday, Wednesday
and Friday by The
NOME PUBLISHING CO.
Nome, Alaska
Telephone: Main 125
P. O. Box 618
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W. A. BOUCHER .EditorPublisher
EMILY BOUCHER..Society Editor
Entered as second class matter
October 14, 1943. at the postoffice
at Nome, Alaska, under the Ac
of March 3, 1879.
"BE PREPARED"
-..We must frankly face the fact
that the growing boy is a bundle
of energy, which if allowed to
run wild, will prove as destruct
ive as fire out of control.
While we grown-ups realize
it is highly important that the boy
. be properly clothed against cold
weather, properly guarded against
disease, yet we fail to consider
how the boy plays.
His play life is of tremedous
importance, for there he forms
scores of habits that will influence
all his after life. If in his play
he practices deceit, destruction,
lawlessness, idleness, theft, vio
lence, he is bound to carry these J
practices into manhood, unless a 1
most radical change occurs. Too
often the boys are neglected and
they find their own amusement
by joining gangs that run to law
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Hanford Reelected
Mayor or Wrangell
Ed. G. Hanford, yesterday, was
reelected Moyor of Wrangell for
the third consecutive year.
Hanford was Representative for
the First Division in the 17th Leg
islature.
Councilmen elected were George
Sumption Olaf Hansen, and J. M.
Steear.
Hanford beat his opponent,
Helen Ronning, by 113 votes to
56, in a total of 206 votes cast.
lessness.
The remedy in a large manner
is supervised play and study in
the Nome Boy Scouts. Through
properly directed play study and
work, we are trying to direct him
to be resourceful, loyal to others,
high ideals, and to work on his
own initiative. And to do his
duty to God and to his country.
This committee knows that we
have your support by the fine
turnout at our benefit dance last
month.
We are sponsoring a Boy Scout
dance on the Seventh of April,
which is next Saturday nite, with
the same “Nome’s Own Old Fash
ioned Orchestra”.
If you enjoyed yourself last time
please come again and bring your
neighbors.
B. G. Baker Chairman.
HOW ABOUT YOUR
brakes ::
Your brakes are one of '!
the most imporan parts of \ \
your car. < •
You have to keep 'em ser- • >
viced right if you want to !!
keep 'em rolling right! ■■
It requires only a few min- *
:es to test your brakes —
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GRAND JURY j
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The Grand Jury to date has
brought in 3 true bills, in the;
1 cases of Ben F. Wilson, John Ad- j
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amen, and Joe Coffee.
Ed. Healy
Mrs. N. B. Tweet
Andrew McCafferty
Lita Gregg
F. J. Rohn
J. J. Wheeler
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Albert A. Miller
Margaret Bowman
Klaus R. Hole
Grady Robinette
Percy Blatchford
Alice Oliver
Ruby Outwater
Patrick Wampkin
Lydia Bell
Chas. D. Jones
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Emma Lyle i
David Maloney i
Fred Roberts j
Gus Bjornstead j
Mrs. Ed. Anderson j
Jack Anderson jj
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“FATHER TOM” \
IS STATIONED HERE j
Lt. Thomas Cunningham, who H
has been in the States for spec- jj
ial training, has returned here |j
where he will be stationed as *
Base Chaplain. <
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WE THE UNDERSIGNED 1
SINCERELY THANK ALL 3
O UR SUPPORTERS . IN
THE PAST CITY ELECT
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Edward M. Seidenverg
Guy E. Mish
Christian A. Roust
Joseph Wallace
(Advt)
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