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IN DISTRICT COURT
During court proceedings yes
terday, Judge Walter Hodge sen
tenced Fred Flood and Freddie
Sours to one year and one day in
the custody of the United States
attorney general or his authorized
officials. Sentence was suspended
on condition of their continued
good behavior and their full ob
servance of all federal and terri
torial laws. Both young men are
to return to Kotzebue.
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ater From
Bronson
ater Delivery
Is Softened and Tempered
by the
Northwest Water
Softening System
"The Best In The West"
By the Bucket or by the Tank
— Main 19 —
Walt Sipprell Will Return
To Nome As Alaska Agent
SEATTLE, UP)—-John W. Titus,
assistant agent for the Alaska
Steamship Co. at Anchorage, has
been appointed agent at Fair
banks efecftive May 2, the com
pany anounced today.
Titus succeeds Robert G. Gard
iner, who is being transferred to
the Seattle office of the company.
Clarence R. King, agent at Sew
ard, has been named agent at
Kodiak, succeeding Walter Sip
prell. Sipprell has been acting
agent at Kodiak on an interim
basis while also Nome agent. He
will continue as Nome agent.
Teen-Age Chaperoned
Dance Tonight 9 to 12
There will be a chaperoned
teen-age dance this evening at
the building located at the foot
of Steadman Ave., it has been
announced.
Those in charge state that the
hours are 9 to 12 o’clock and a
charge of 25 cents will be made
to cover the cost of fuel and
lights.
The first dance of this series
was held last week and proved to
be very popular with the younger
group.
MOTHERS DAY
MAY <)'*'
. . . This is that Wonderful Day on which
we can say “THANKS, MOM,” for a whole
year’s devotion.
WHAT BETTER GIFT
| IS THERE THAN
! SOMETHING OF NYLON?
LINGERIE — BLOUSES
SWEATERS
HOSE — SCARVES
NEWLY ARRIVED
AT
Your Friendly Community Store
Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
FREIGHTER SAILING FROM SEATTLE
JUNE 9th
CALLING: NOME, ST. MICHAEL, TELLER
PASSENGER SHIP SOUTHBOUND FROM SEWARD
10 .M. EVERY THURSDAY
For Reservations write:
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO., BOX 200, ANCHORAGE
FREIGHTER SAILING FROM SEATTLE
EVERY WEDNESDAY FOR VALDEZ, THEN SEWARD
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: John Wain
ke, C. V. Parker, Fred Lohr,
Peter and Ruth Sandvik, Hazel
Saundei’s.
From Unalakleet: Susie Kobuk.
To Anchorage: Albert Jauch,
Samuel Ashonak.
To McGrath: L. Austerman.
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BOY SCOUT NEWS
The last meeting of Boy Scout
Troop started with about 15 min
utes of practice drill.
The separate patrols have been
working on projects for the past
three weeks, and Mr. Enix award
ed tickets to the movies Wednes
day.
In two weeks we are going to
give badges to all Tenderfoots.
All parents are invited to come to
the Scout Hall at 7:30 on May 12.
Peter Barber, Scribe
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Charlotte Bahnke,
Ralph Komakhuk.
Discharged: Arvo Saario and
Gerald Beltz.
ESKIMO EVANGELIST
JOHN WRIGHT
Will be speaking in Eskimo and
English each evening at 7:30 at
the Church of the Nazarene.
School children come tonight
and Saturday.
Saturday Special — Hear the
Friends Quarterly Meeting sing
ers as recorded on tape.
You and our yfriends are ever
welcome.
NOTICE
Please make your personal con
tributions to the annual Red Cross
Fund campaign at the table in
hall of the Federal Building.
—Nome Red Cross
WA NT ADS
PAINTING—Inside, outside. Sur
faces carefully prepared. Reas
onable rates. Call White 128....
FOR RENT—House with 2 bed
rooms. Call Main 123.
WANTED TO BUY—Small piano.
Call Nugget. 52
FOR SALE—Eastman 8 mm.
movie camera with case. 3.5
lens. Call Main 54. 52
I SHOWING AT
THEATER|
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 pun.
“SHADOW IN THE SKY”
Ralph Meeker - Nancy Davis
James Whitmore - Jean Hagen
A Man Forgets Many Things
— In The Arms of a Woman
plus
SERIAL and CARTOON
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 P.M.
KID S SHOW
SUNDAY ONLY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
RANDOLPH SCOTT
— IN
FIGHTING MAN
OF THE PLAINS”
with
Bill Williams
Victory Jory - Jane Nigh
(Color by Cinecolor)
— Plus —
NEW NEWS REEL
Lawrence Williams' Father Dies
Lawrence Williams of the ANS
office, who left recently for his
home in Indianapolis to1 be with
his aged father, sent word that
his father, aged 94, passed away
after his arrival.
Surviving him are three other
sons and a daughter.
Cub Scout Pack Meeting
Features Marbles Tourney
Cub Sccfut Pack 363 met last
evening at the Community Meth
odist Church for a pack meeting
and marble tournament.
Winner of the tournament was
proclaimed as Joey Barber and
runner-aip was David Barber.
Devon Alexander was wel
comed as a new member of the
pack; Clinton Gray Jr., was
awarded a bobcat badge; Allan
Havens, a lion badge.
Silver Arrow points were
awarded to David Barber, Joey
Barber, Rodney Boucher, Allen
Havens, and Richard Munz. Gold
Arrows to Rodney Boucher, Rich
ard Munz and Allen Havens.
An American flag and a pack
flag were presented, having been
purchased through pack funds
and the generosity of individuals.
While refreshments were being
served “Happy Birthday” was
sung to Cubmaster Bill Barber
who keeps a lively program going
for the Cubs.
George Goshaw is in receipt of
a letter from E. J. Utz, assistant
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
in Washington, D.C., which states
in part:
“The matter of having commer
cial operators handle freight and
passengers now handled by the
North Star is under considera
tion.”
Mr. Goshaw states that he has
been working on this plan for a
long time to help the economic
conditions of this area.
PANSY BROWNIES
Today we had a party for
Eileen. We had ice cream and
cake. We made petal flowers, Eas
ter baskets, and Easter cards. We
also made beanbags and invita
tion cards for our Mother’s Day
Tea next month.
—Linda Doyle, Scribe ..
Girl Scouts to Hold Bazaar
Tomorrow at N.C. Store
The Girl Scout annual bazaar
is being held tomorrow at the
N.C. Store for the purpose of rais
ing funds for the summer camp
held each year at Dexter.
The girls have been busy sew
ing many interesting gift items as
well as novelty items. They and
their sponsor, the Home Art Club,
will have baked foods also for
sale.
In addition to the sale the
Scouts have a Grab Bag full of
interesting things. This feature is
so popular that it has become a
traditional part of the Bazaar.
A beautiful doll house is being
given away. The doll house is
completely furnished 'and will de
light some girl in the commun
ity.
The Senior Intermediate group
and their leader, Mrs. Borgny
Reader, will conduct the sale.
NOTE OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
appreciation to the voters of the
Second Division for their splendid
support in the primary election.
Charles E. Fagersirom
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