COLD NIGHTS AT NENANA
INDICATES MAY 10 BREAKUP
A report from Nenana states
that the days are warm but the
nights are very cold. Water is
running over the ice but there is
much snow and the water freezes
at night.
High water has loosened some
of the anchor ice and a prediction
from there is for the break-up to
be aborut May 10.
GIRL SCOUTS PLAN MAY DAY
BAZAAR AT N.C. CO. STORE
The Girl Scouts have announ
ced a bazaar for May 1st at the
N.C. Store.
The May Day Sale will include
such items as hand embroidered
pillow slips, pot holders, lunch
eon sets, dish towels and other
items. Baked items will also be
sold.
Dewey Goodrich leaves today
for the States on company busi
ness.
Junior Red Cross Council
To Be Aired By AFRS
Station AFRS will carry a 10
minute excerpt from the Junior
Red Cross Council meeting, re
porting results of this week’s
membership campaign in the
Nome Public Schools, at 3:50 to
morrow afternoon.
Each class or classroom elected
a girl and a boy representative to
the Council, and the broadcast
will consist of the representatives
introducing themselves by de
scribing their hobbies, along with
reports of the enrollment by class
rooms.
ZION ASSION PLAY TO BE
SHOWN TONIGHT AT SCHOOL
The Zion Passion Play, which
was scheduled by the Ministerial
Assn., for Good Friday showing
but delayed enroute, arrived to
day. It has been announced that
the film will be shown at the
school auditorium at 7:45 this eve
ning.
BIBLE VERSES USED FOR WELL-KNOWN HYMNS
STANDING ON THE PROMISES
"For all the promises of God in Him are yea, and in Him
Amen, unto the glory of God by us."
II Corinthians 1 : 20 Paid Adv
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A Freighter sailing from Seattle every Wednesday
calling at Valdez, then Seward.
New City Council
Seated Last Night
A special meeting of the City
Council was held last evening
with the old council retiring and
the new council being installed.
On the new council there is
one hold-over, Bill Gillis; Ernie
Gustafson and Rose Silverman
(who had been filling vacancies
on the council), Rita Harper, Rob
ert Lewis and James Walsh.
Steve Andersen took over his
duties as mayor for the third
term and Carrie McLain as city
clerk for the 11th year.
Jim von der Heydt was appoint
ed city attorney and Dr. Fred
Langsam, health officer.
In U.S. District Court
Walter Amaktoo'luk was sen
tenced to 10 years for a statutory
sex crime.
The sentence of Ralph Brown
of 1 to 2 years has been set aside
and he was given a new sentence
of 18 month instead.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT—House with 2 bed
rooms. Call Main 123.
WANTED—Man’s bicycle. Call
the Nugget.
FOUND — Wallet of Mary Ann
Peterson.
F O U N D—Partial' plate. Owner
may have same by paying for
ad.
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SHOWING AT
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
In Natural Color
1 “ROSE OF THE
CIMARRON”
with
JACK BUETZL
MALA POWERS
BILL WILLIAMS
FBI SERIAL
COMEDY
- MIDNIGHT SHOW -
SATURDAY NIGHT
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 P.M.
KID S SHOW
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Because we want you to see this
picture, because we feel it is too
beautiful to miss, we are run
ning Sunday’s picture on Monday
too. Please note the change of
schedule for this picture. Due to
the length of running time—Sun
day at 5:15—please call the The
ater to check the starting time
of the 7:15 and 9:15 shows.
“SCARAMOUCHE”
with i
Stewart Granger - Eleanor Parker
Janet Leigh - Mel Ferrer
Lewis Stone - Henry Wilcoxon
and Nina Foch
Color by Technicolor
TUESDAY ONLY — 7:15 & 9:15
A re-release of a Shirley Tem
ple picture—
“CURLY TOP”
Those who have seen her as a
child will be thrilled as we were
to watch her again—Those who
have never seen her will be equal
ly thrilled to watch this adorable
child star in action. You’ll laugh,
you’ll cry—you’ll really be glad
you carfie.
COMEDY
Enix, Roth and Lyons
Start New Automotive
And Electric Service
A new business has opened,
called the Front Street Garage
and Electric Service, and is oper
ating in the building at the foot
of Steadman Ave., known as the
Roy Snyder Shop.
Owners of this business are A.
L. Enix, Edgar Roth and J. Lyons
who offer 24-hour service on heat
ing plans, refrigeration, electric
wiring, as well as car repair and
overhaul.
The three enterprising partners
say that no job is too small or
too large for them and that they
are ready and able any time of
the day or night.
ATTENTION PIONEERS
Special meeting called by Presi
dent Bob Scott for 7:00 p.m. to
night. Members urged to attend
for a special initiation.
NOTICE
CHERRY'S BARBER SHOP
— NOW OPEN EVERY DAY —
EXCEPT SUNDAY
9 a-m. to 6 p.m.
KAKARAKS FROM IGLOO
VISITING IN TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Kakarak
of Igloo are visiting in town and
report that they have had no
wolves molesting their reindeer
this past winter. There are wol
verine in the area, however, but
so far they have not bothered
the deer.
Johnny said the fawning season
started early this year with three
fawns born before Easter, which
is the earliest ever with his herd.
Kakarak brought the news of
the old native woman known as
Jakes, first name unkown, who
passed away at Igloo about a
month ago. She was believed to
have been in her eighties at the
time of her death.
Lillian Castro To Be Secretary
To Judge W. Hodge Here
Lillian Castro, daughter of
Rose Silverman, is scheduled to
arrive here today. She will be
secretary to Judge W. Hodge, it
has been announced. Mr. Castro,
who is enrolled in a special col
lege course, will arrive when his
work is completed.
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