Junior Red Cross Council
To Make Tape Recording
Of Proceedings Tomorrow
The Junior Red Cross member
ship campaign, which opened in
the Nome school this morning,
will be reported by classrooms in
a Junior Red Cross Council meet
ing, to be held at 4:10 tomorrow
afternoon in the Annex.
Miss Penny Smith will preside,
and will supervise tape-rdcording
of the session.
Each elementary classroom.and
each year of high school will send
a boy and a girl representative to
the council meeting, the agenda
of which will include roll-call, re
ports and appointment of commit
tees. The faculty are invited to
attend as' observers.
The council is not a group
which meets socially to perform
Red Cross work; it is a coordinat
ing group. Its final session of the
year is scheduled for May 11.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
| Arriving Friday were: Herb
Jenks, Jim Locke, Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Tuttle, Robert Mayokok,
Pete Brandt, Charles Stack. Joe
Chinn was a round trip passen
ger.
Departing were: John McCor
mick, Capt. James Williams, L. B.
Williams. A. Jauch, George Mad
sen, Cecil Hayes, and Freida Mos
quito.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Tom Menad
look, Clarence Tocktoo, Jack Ti
tus, Margaret Heller, Alex Lord,
Leroy Kulukhon, Phillip Holds
worth, Peter Sandvik, Jack Wich
els.
From Unalakleet: Axel John
son, Gordon Nashalook, Samuel
Nashalook, Roy Klementson, and
Ralph Grosweld.
To Anchorage: Leonard Kokul
huk, Vincent Kunnuk, Paul War
ber, Elmer Long, Edyth Long.
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In U.S. District Court
Russell Tootkayalok was grant
ed a divorce from Ellen Paul
Tootkayalok.
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Willie Thomas, 15, and Roland
Brown, 19, both of Kotzebue,
plead guilty to unlawful entry and
larcency and were sentenced to'
the custody of the U.S. Attorney
General or his authorized repre
sentatives for a year and a day.
Both sentences were suspended by
the court pending their future
good behavior. However, pending
transportation to Kotzebue, young
Thomas remains in custody of the
federal authorities.
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Ralph Brown and Frank K.
Pushruk, both of Nome, waived
further investigation by Grand
Jury and plead guilty to larceny.
They are to be sentenced next
Wednesday.
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Clerk of the Court N. Lewis and
Jury Commissioner M. J. Walsh
were directed by the Court to
draw names from the jury box
for Petit Jury service. Forty
names of divisional residents
were drawn, to report at 10 a.m.
May 17. The Names are printed
on Page 5 of this issue.
W. W. Tuiile Arrives To Become
Cashier At M and M Bank
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tuttle ar
rived from Seattle to make their
home in Nome. Mr. Tuttle will be
cashier at the M and M Bank, re
placing A1 Daue who is leaving
for the states.
Mr. Tuttle is a former Alaskan,
having been cashier at the Beh
rends Bank in Juneau and he
was also associated with the Vet
erans Administration.
CARD OF THANKS
Sincere thanks to all who so
generously made the W.S.C.S. of
the Methodist Church Easter bake
sale a success.
Mrs. A. H. Nerland. Pres.
NOTICE
CHERRY'S BARBER SHOP
— NOW OPEN EVERY DAY —
EXCEPT SUNDAY
9 a.m. to S p.m.
WA NT ADS
Want to rent a house or apart
ment? Call Hite — Main 123.
WANTED—Man’s bicycle. Call
the Nugget.
FOUN D—Partial plate. Owner
may have same by paying for
.ad.
EXPERT sewing, dressmaking, al
terations. Call Lela Oman at
Black. 81 or call at residence on
3rd Ave. and D Street.
SHOWING AT
ftheater!
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
Warner Bros.
Now bring to the screen
Tennessee Williams'
critic award play
THE
GLASS
MENAGERIE
with
JANE WYMAN
KIRK DOUGLAS
GERTRUDE LAWRENCE
and
ARTHUR KENNEDY
NEWS REEL
CARTOON
Pioneers Wind Up Card
Series By Awarding Of
Grand Prizes Saturday
Pioneers of Alaska and the
Women’s Auxiliary held the last
of their winter card series Satur
day with a capacity crowd in
attendance.
Chairman Jack Blattler stated
that the success of the entertain
ment was due in large measure
to- the fine cooperation of the
members of the Pioneers and
their ladies as well as to the
general public, to whom he ex
pressed appreciation.
Winners of the trophies were
Mrs. Bill Barber who was award
ed a butterfly brooch made of
gold nuggets; Grace Edman, a
jade and gold ring; Borgny Read
er, a gold dust locket. George
Morin was awarded a gold tih
clasp with nugget dog team;
Charles Lewis, a jade and gold tie
clasp; Dan Berretini, a nugget
tie clasp.
Winners for the evening were
Barbara Martin, Maude Taff,
Eleanor Osborn, Herb Jenks, Mike
Kelly and Fred* Bockman. Door
prize was won by Russell Her
mann.
Robert Mayokok Planning
To Work On Special
Technique Paintings Here
Robert Mayokok, Eskimo artist
and author of two' well-read books
“Eskimo Life” and “Eskimo Cus
toms” is planning on being in the
community for a while during
which time he will do some spe
cial paintings * on velvet which
will be displayed here when fin
ished. He will also exhibit some
pictures showing a new technique
he has developed in pen and ink
sketches?
At the present time he has a
large display on exhibit at the
Hobbycraft Center in Fairbanks,
near the Nordale Hotel.
Herb Jenks, who has been out
side on business and for a medi
cal check-up, returned home Fri
day bringing home big green
Easter eggs in the form of water
melons.
Two Eddys Entertainment
Nets $145.64 For ACCA
Paul Mandeville of the Bering
Sea Club reports that the-audience
which turned out to see the Two
Eddys were delighted with the
program and responded whole
hearted with donations to Alaska
Crippled Children’s Association.
SI45.64 was collected for the eve
ning’s entertainment and turned
over to local agent Mrs. Don Lyle.
The Eskimo dances which were
also given at the Club were very
well received.
Mr. and Mrs. Bon Davis arrived
from Anchorage to make their
home in Nome. Mr. Davis has
been with the U. S. Jail System
there and will be a jailer here.
Rube Cremer Reports On
Charles Gustafson Funeral
Pioneer Rube Cremer, now in^
Seattle, reports that Pioneer
Charles Gustafson was buried in
Seattle last Wednesday with the
burial services held in the John
son Hamilton parlors.
Pallbearers were: Ralph Lomen,
Harry Gabrielson, Mr. Hultberg,
Perry Swedeman and Albert An
derson.
Nomeites present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Sarv, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Bayne, Mr. and Mrs. Aimer
Rydeen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lomen,
Mrs. Ralph Lomen, Mr. Nylander,
A1 Best, “Paystreak” Gus, Chris
Totland, Pete Brandt, Joe Wal
lace, John Rapp and Sam God
frey.
Rube further reports that he
called on Andy Nylen — that
Andy and Mrs. Nylen are in good
health and send greetings to their
Nome friends. Andy is 92 years
old and still gets about under his
own power. Harry and Mrs.
Hagen called on Rube and wish
to be remembered to all their
Nome friends.
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