IN DISTRICT COURT
In U. S. District Court the
jury which had been out all night
on the Steve Salinas arson case
reported a hung jury this morn
ing and were instructed by
Judge Walter Hodge to return
to the jury room for further
deliberation.
At press time the jury had
not returned a verdict.
Jimmy Kealiher Will
Go To Stateside Hospital
Jimmy Kealiher is being sent
to a veteran’s hospital in the
states from the hospital at Fort
Richardson. He had gone to Fort
Rich, recently for medical atten
tion.
His wife, Rose Kealiher, was
sent down by friends on Monday
to see him before he left for the
states.
In the meantime Sgt. and Mrs.
Roy Hunt are caring for the two
Kealiher children.
Anyone who would wish to
help the family are asked to
■leave their donation with Sgt.
Granfield, Barbara Martin or
Grant Nelson, or to Mrs. Kealiher
directly.
So far friends have given $101.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—Carol Ann Herman,
Irene Sirloak, Pauline, Sirloak,
Ronald Punguk, Isaac Oxerak,
Wesley Avessuk, Annie Savok,
Max Seetomona.
Discharged—Isaac Koyuk, Bil
ly Oman, June Oman, Ellen Jack
son.
Mr. and Mrs. James Savok
are the parents of a daughter
■born last evening at the hospital. >
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New Nome City
Council Holds
Its First Meeting
The new council met in regu- j
lar session Monday evening and ]
appointed Dr. Woodcock as city
health officer for the next year
with salary of $50.00 per month.
James von der Heydt was ap
pointed city attorney with a sal
ary of $200.00 per month.
The bid -of Larry Galvin on
groceries for the jail was accepted
at the price of $891.18.
The bid of Larry Galvin on
a new patrol car w_as rejected.
Councilmen Reader and Mc
Ivor were appointed to meet with
John Short and draw up an agree
ment on plans for a survey of
city streets.
At the request of Charles Mills
ordinance No. 330 was repealed.
This withdraws restrictions on
the hours for dancing in busi
ness places.
Salary of Police and Fire Chief
was set for $750 a month and
for Utility man $675.00, both
positions will be open to appli
cants.
Ayessuk Loses His
Driver’s License
For Three Years
Fred Avessuk has had his
driver’s license revoked for three
years and is serving a sentence
of 180 days following the wreck
ing of a 1957 Ford pick-up which
ran into a telephone pole on Bel
mont Point.
Avessuk is charged with driv
ing while intoxicated and this
is his second offense. The body
of the truck is a total wreck it
is estimated.
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Unalakleet Results
The following is art unofficial
list of returns from Unalakleet
where 85 votes were counted.
Territorial Senators
Willie Beltz (D) .76
Jim von der Heydt (D) .41
Chas. D. Jones (R).13
Carl Glavinovich (R) . 8
Representatives
Frank Degnan (D) .57
Lester Bronson (D) .35
Eben Hopson (D) .34
Art Johnson (R) .28
Clinton Gray (R) .18
Keith Hedreen (D) .16
Alfred Mazonna (R) . 5
“Born Yesterday”
Enjoyed By All
Who Attended
The University of Alaska
Drama Workshop presented
“Born Yesterday” an hilarious 3
act comedy, last evening at the
Nome School Auditorium under
the sponsorship of the Nome
Rotarians and the Nome Arts
Club, and kept the audience in
constant laughter from start to
finish.
This is the first time the Nome
audience has experienced the
arena type stage with the spec
tators sitting all around the ac
tors and many of them expressed
the opinion that they liked the
arrangement as it was easy to
hear every word that was spoken.
One of the audience who has
seen many of the University pro
ductions stated that they per
formed with an almost profes
sional manner, indicating how
well cast and directed the group
were. The lighting and sound
effects and other details of stag
ing added greatly in giving the
production a polish. This was
handled by John Elliot who al
so played the part of the hotel
manager and the barber.
It would be difficult to pick
out any one character as the
best as they all put on a fine per
formance and it is hoped' that
the University Drama Workshop
will come back again before too
long.
From Nome the play will be
taken to Juneau where four per
formances will be held.
In the cast, were Alma King,
Spencer Blake, Bill Boucher.
Jude Henzler, Jan Kruse, John
Elliot, Walter Williams, Jane
McAlister and Ron Buzby.
Assisting from Nome High
School were Charles Snyder,
Cliff Steele, Rod Boucher and
Frederick Chambers.
Lee Salisbury, Professor of
Drama and Speech who accom
panied the group has done a
wonderful job with the group.
NOTICE
Applications will be received in
the City Clerk's office up to
5:00 o'clock p.m.. May 12, 1958
for the following:
POLICE & FIRE CHIEF—$750.00
per month.
UTILITY MAN — $675.00 per
month for a 48 hour week.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL
By Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publish April 30, May 5, 1958
NOME LIGHT & POWER
UTILITY BOARD MEETING
CITY HALL, 7:30 P.M.
TONIGHT
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—G. E. hot air furnace
Call Munz Airways. 52
FOR SALE—New light dog sled
with 8 foot runners and 5 foot
basket. Weighs 40 pounds.
See Eben Brothers at their
shop. 52
WANTED—45 rpm recording,
Eartha Kitt’s “C’est si bon”.
Call theatre.
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POWER-LOK Differential
BEN YOUNG
Don't Miss
Your Ship . • •
ORDER EARLY
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle June 11
For Nome, St. Michael, and Unalakleei.
MS GALENA Sails from Seattle July 9
For Nome, Teller, Kotzebue & St. Michael
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SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and Si. Michael
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
P. O. Box 200, Anchorage
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9*15 p.m.
Warner Bros, preset it in CINEMA—CCP£! WarnerColor
with PAUL FIX JOY KIM BERRY KROGER MIKE MAZURKI ANITA EKBERG STORY AND SCREEN PLAY BY A S FLEISCHMAN
A BATJAC PRODUCTION Directed by WILLIAM A. WELLMAN
BIG SURPRISE FOR FRIDAY NIGHT
MERC MEAT
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THE FOLLOWING PRICES ARE NOT
SPECIAL — JUST EVERYDAY PRICES
GOOD ANYTIME
WEINERS sldnl„ . 79«
A Pound Or A Ton
Serv-U-Meat
BEEF OVEN ROAST „ 1.35
U. S. Choice, Boned and Rolled
Armour Star
POT ROAST „ 85c
U. S. Choice, Grain Fed Beef
TROUT .* 39c
SALMON aa 1.50
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