public is reminded of the
invitation extended by the Nome
Public Schools to visit the das*
rooms this week—American Edu
cation Week.
The Third Annual Open House
at the school will be held on
Thursday evening starting at 7:30.
Several demonstrations and a
play will be presented.
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SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS TO
MEET OH WEDNESDAYS
Senior Girl Scouts are advised
today that their meetings will be
resumed Wednesday. They are re
minded to bring their registration
money to the meetings and to
wear their uniforms so that they
may order any accessories they
need. Also outgrown uniforms
should be brought to the meetings
Iso that they may be reissued, and
taRnffl about* are requested to
send in uniforms they no hunger
have any use for.
silvaife Rad* was laid to rest
in Beknont Point cemetery Sat
drday'morning with a graveside
aatemdR7 conducted by the
American Legion. Funeral serv
ices were held Thursday after
noon at the Assembly of God
Church, but with the storm blow
ing at the time, interment was
not made until Saturday.
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On Nudear Testing
WASHINGTON W —The West
ern hemisphere nations criticized
the Soviet Union's atomic tests
and voted overwhelmingly today
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