Neglect Charges Denied
In Care of Two Children
Of Rita Hayworth
WHITE PLAINS, UP)—Rita Hay
worth, “dreadfully upset,” came
here today to fight charges she
neglected her two daughters.
Prince Aly Khan, a former hus
band of the acrtess and father of
one of the girls, flew into New
York from the West Coast a few
hours later to “find out” what he
could about the case.
She and her present husband
drove to White Plains shortly
after midnight from Washington,
where they first learned of the
charges.
The Westchester County Society
for Prevention of Cruelty to Chil
dren Friday charged in Children’s
Court that Miss Hayworth’s two
little girls — Rebecca Welles, 8,
and Yasmin Khan, 4 years old—
were being neglected.
Miss Hayworth left the girls
with Mrs. Chambers during a
two-week Florida vacation with
her fourth husband, crooner Dick
Haymes.
The couple reportedly left Mi
ami by car on Thursday, head
ing north but unaware then of the
Westchester action.
The proceeding in Children’s
Court were behind closed doors,
as is customary in such cases.
Specific details of the accusations
were not disclosed, but it was
understood that the complaint
originated with a neighbor.
BI3LE MARATHON REPORTED
ARCADIA, Ind.. UP— Mrs. Gold
en Fippen of Arcadia says she has
read the Bible from cover to cover
26 times since 1947.
Legal Blanks at The Nome NuggeJ
Communication
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad write from
Walla Walla, Washington, that
they will be at home at 1156 West
Pine Street after April 26 and ex
pect any Nomeites coming that
way to stop there.
Mr. Yenney states that his first
impression in arriving at Walla
Walla was that “the sun shone
down upon us 20 degrees warmer
than at Nome but the handshake
given a stranger is 20 degrees
cooler than that given a stranger
in Nome. Result: After sundown
Nome has the advantage.”
“We are lucky in having many
old friends here, he adds, “and
are really having a good time.’’
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern:
This is to advise that on March
1. 1954. my partnership with Mr.
Keith Hedreen was dissolved and
I am no longer connected with the
business known as the POLAR
BAR AND LIQUOR STORE, PO
LAR CURIO STORE and POLAR
ROOMS in the Polar Building;
that Mr. Hedreen is now the sole
owner of said business and that
all future transactions with the
firm will be with Mr. Hedreen.
It has been a pleasure to do
business with you in the past.
I do not know at this time what
my future plans are.
George P. Madsen
Publ. Apr. 19, 26, May 3, 1954
NOTICE
Sales Tax reports on retail sales
and services for the quarter end
ing March 31, 1954, must be in the
City Clerk's Office by APRIL 30,
1954.
Carrie M. McLain
Nome City Clerk
Publ. Apr. 21, 26, 28, 1954.
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Astronomy Notes
By OLAF HALVERSON
Orion is unquestionably the
finest of the constellations. It can
be located by means of the three
bright stars lying nearly in a
straight line in the middle of the
constellation. They represent the
belt of the giant hunter, Orion,
and are usually called the .“Belt
of Orion.” They are also frequent
ly called the “yardstick” from the
fact that the line is 3 degrees
long.
The belt is surrounded by four
bright stars which form a crude
rectangle. Some of these stars in
Orion are moving away from us
at the rate of 61.2 miles a second.
The middle star of the three
stars forming the “Belt of Orion”
is in the midst of the great nebula
of Orion. The nebula gives to the
star a slightly cloudy appearance
to the naked eye.
Rigel is the name of the bright
est star of the constellation and is
located in the lower right-hand
corner. It is very far away and
is one of the most brilliant stars
known.
If you ate like a bird, you would
be eating half your weight in
food a day.
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MARTIN
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Here’s the recipe:
French Fried Carrots and Cauliflower
Makes about 4 servings
1 medium head Separate cauliflower into small flower
_ c cau.*.lflow®r , lettes. Dip the cauliflower and carrots into
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jng r * brown. Drain on absorbent paper. Seasqn.
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