Commissioner To Hold
Hearing On Depredations
Of Young Local Gang
A hearing was scheduled for
this afternoon in Commissioner’s
Court on the malicious and de
structive activities of some local
youth who have broken into sev
eral places in town and destroyed
several hundred dollars whrth of
food stuffs and other materials.
City Chief of Police John. Mar
vik said today that the culprits
have been apprehended.
Three of the warehouses en
tered belong to Fred Cavota, Don
Hungerford and Charles Fager
strom.
SIGRID OLSEN LEAVES
FOR ARIZONA COLLEGE
Sigrid Olsen, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Olsen, left yester
day for Arizona wh^re she will
enroll in college as a freshman.
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False Alarm Bui No Dry Run j
The Fire Dept, answered an j
alarm yesterday afternoon at \
Steadman only to find there was!
no fire.
Instead they arrested Ernest j
Herman who had entered the |
Kakarak home while in a drunk- j
en condition, it is reported. Mrs. j
Kakarak became alarmed and j
called for the fire department j
instead of the police department.!
Since this was the 15th arrest!
for Herman he was sentenced in
City Court to serve 15 days in
jail and pay a fine of $100.
IN DISTRICT COURT
Two divorces were filed in the
U.S. District Court: Tom Beltz
vs. Shelia Beltz, and Mildred Kia
look vs. Frank Kialook.
Peter Angoew, aged King Is
land resident, passed away at the
hospital and will be buried from
the Catholic Church. Survivors
include his widow and several
children.
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BIG NEW SCREEN
AT NOMERAMA
NEARLY READY
Willie Brown of the Nomerama,
who has gone all-out to give
Nome the best in movies, has
also invested in the best equip
ment available which is being in
stalled.
The giant new screen which has
been installed this week will be
initiated on Sunday with Glenn
Ford playing in “Fastest Gun
Alive.” “This is a great perform
ance,” stated Brown, “and the
patrons will have a real treat
when they see it on the new
screen.”
Scout Leader Is Back
In ‘Concrete Shirt’
Ash Craft of the U.S. Weather
Bureau, who has been hospital
ized in Fairbanks from a back
and arm injury sustained when he
fell from a building at Nome
Field, returned yesterday and was
welcomed by hig family.
His popularity with the Boy
Scouts to whom he has given
much of his time was plainly ex
pressed yesterday as they passed
the word along: “Ash is back and
he’s wearing a concrete shirt.”
Rex Snider of the Ketchikan
office of Pan American Airways
arrived yesterday to assist in the
local office while Jim Walsh is
on vacation.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional snow
flurries tonight and Thursday.
[ Lowest temperature expected to
I night 35, high tomorrow 40.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest tempera
ture 53, lowest 28. Max. wind 17
mph from the north. Sunrise at
5:33 a.m., sunset at 6:17 p.m.
A year ago today, highest tem
perature 45, lowest 33. Extremes
! this date since 1907: highest 58
in 1936, lowest 25 in 1910.
ATTENTION PIONEER LADIES
I VERY IMPORTANT MEETING
FRIDAY EVENING 8:00 P.M.
All members urged to attend
Short Business Meeting Only
Jennie Frazier, Pres.
NOTICE
Methodist Church Sunday
School workers will have a con
ference this evening at 8 o'clock
at the parsonage.
NOTICE
During the building of the Bo
nanza Channel Bridge, the Solo
mon ferry will be closed for as
long as four hours at a time until
the construction is completed. 11
Norma Sez: Lots of new pops,
sheet music, and special orders
at THE MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—New Spark heater.
Contact Esther McCoy. 12c
FULLER BRUSH MAN is at the
Polaris. Leave message for
Harry Ellingsworth. 12p
FOR SALE—Small oil furnace
complete with 30-gal. water
tank, aquastat and other auto- ^
matic controls. Bargain at $100.
Inquire at the Nome Nugget.
NEW DRY RED SALMON—Or
der now from Teller Commer
cial Co., Teller, Alaska. 118
CALL MAIN 73 for light hauling
FOUND—Partial plate on High
way 97. Call at Nugget.
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 pan,
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
(WE HOPE)
Screenplay by WILLIAM P. TEMPLETON and RALPH BETTINSON
-ran the Book by GEORGE ORWELL • Directed by MICHAEL ANDERSON A HOLIDAY PRODUCTION
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