U.S. Marshal’s Office
Is Closed Here
U.S. Marshal for the District of
Alaska Fred Williamson has com
pleted the closing of the office of
deputy marshal here insomuch
that the office still exists but is
no longer staffed.
In an interview with Mr. Wil
liamson he explained that offices
will remain open in Ketchikan,
Juneau, Anchorage and Fairbanks
where the case load of Federal
cases continues. “The Federal
cases have been cleaned up here
by Judge Hodge and Deputy Mar
shal Donald McKay has made
only one arrest since then, which
does not warrant keeping a full
time man in the Second District.”
The office will be maintained for
use when needed and when Fed
eral Court cases are heard here,
he stated.
When queried why two offices
should be maintained in South
eastern Alaska and none in North
western Alaska, he explained that
there were many admiralty cases
in that area as there were over
a thousand boats registered in
Ketchikan alone.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Donald Hobbs was fined $300
and given a 90-day suspended
sentence on a charge of giving
liquor to a minor.
Ray Foster was fined $25 on a
drunk charge.
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Islanders Prepare
To Leave For Home
Today is the annual moving day
for the King and Diomede Is
landers who plan to return to
their homes in Bering Sea for
the winter. Winter wardrobes and
winter food supplies are being
carefully checked so that the de
parting families can board the
MS North Star tomorrow. It will
not be known how many are de
parting until the ship weighs an
chor.
Fairbanks High School Paper
Wins National Honors
NEW YORK, UP) — The Cache,
published by the Fairbanks High
School, won a third place for off
set yearbooks for senior high
schools with between 601 and 900
students, the Columbia Scholastic
Press Association announced to
day.
More than 1,400 entries from
over the country were judged in
the various classes in this year’s
competition.
The third place rating meant it
scored between 650 and 749 points.
"4-on" DuDlicate F.eceipt Rook«
available at The Nome Nugget
PIONEER WOMEN MEET
FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8
PIONEER IGLOO
All members urged to attend
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Friends, Stockholders,
Bowling Enthusiasts,
and Sidewalk Superintendents
NOME BOWLERS, Inc.
INVITES YOU ALL
TO DROP IN AT THE
NEW BOWLING ALLEY
Sunday Afternoon
1 to 4 p.m.
And Check The Progress of the Work
Next to NC Cat Shop
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A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY HAS AMPLE STOCKS
OF INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PLYWOOD FROM V4" TO 3/i."
THERE IS AN ASSORTMENT, SOME CLEAR ON ONE SIDE,
SOME ON BOTH SIDES. MASONITE IS ALSO STOCKED.
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Republican P!>r*l ->
And Refresher Course
To Be Held Tonight
Political campaigning at the
neighborhood level will be the j
theme of a “Republican Roundup
and Refresher Workshop” at 8
o’clock tonight at the City Hall,
Lloyd Sundstrom, local GOP cam
paign chairman, announced today.
The presentation will include
techniques of rallying voting sup
port for candidates on the ballot
in November and methods of get
ting out a large and representa
tive vote. The meeting will fea
ture unique campaign methods.
While the workshop will be
presented by Republicans for the I
benefit of Republican candidates,
its parallel purpose is to inspire
the largest possible turn-out of
voters at the polls in November.
The local Republican committee
believes that the larger a vote is,
the more representative—and the
more Republican—it is bound to
be.
“We Americans enjoy the pre
cious privilege of voting qnd we
have a duty to vote,” Sundstrom
declared in announcing the meet
ing. "We must never forget that
each and every one of us has a
voice in the kind of government
we want and in the officials we
have the right to choose to run
that government. The greater the
number of citizens voting in any
election enhances proportionately
our chances of winning.”
The meeting will stress the im
portance of knowing and intelli
gently discussing the issues con
fronting the voters. It will em
phasize the necessity of knowing
the candidates on the ballot. It
will provide workers with tips on
how to campaign and get voters
to the polls on election day so
that the returns will represent
the true voice of the people.
All Republicans are invited to
attend the “Roundup and Re
fresher Workshop” and to bring
their friends. Young people, too,
are invited and everyone inter
ested in the Republican party.
Sponsors of the meeting promise
it will be in the American tradi
tion of inspiring all citzens to
exercise their voice in their gov
ernment.
Filmed messages from Presi
dent Eisenhower, and the candi
dates, Vice President Nixon and
Henry Cabot Lodge, will be
shown.
Rev. McCray Attends
AMR Inauguration
Rev. Gerald McCray is in An
chorage for the inauguration of
the new president of the Alaska
Methodist University, the Rev.
Fred McGinnis who is well known
here as he formerly headed the
Methodist work in the state. Mc
Cray will also visit with Nome
students attending the school who
are expected to move into the
dormitory this week.
ATTENTION O.E.S
An interesting meeting is plan
ned for the Order of Eastern Star,
Alaska Chapter No. 1 on Monday
evening. 8 p.m. Visiting Stars
cordially invited to attend.
— Ruth Reed. W.M.
RUMMAGE SALE
Annual Beta Sigma Phi Rummage
Sale will be held at City Hall
Friday evening at 6:30 p.m.
WANT ADS
WANTED TO BUY — Miners’
gold scale in good condition.
Call Nugget.
WANTED — Rent or Buy Book
cases. Call Nugget. 22p
LOST — Jade and gold earring.
Reward. Call Red 89.
REWARD for information lead
ing to recovery of white, male
Samoyed dog. Responds to
name of Alex. —J. McNees. 24c
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