New Law Requires
Mining Papers Be
Filed In Duplicate
The Territorial Legislature, in
the last session, passed a new re
quirment for mining men which
makes it necessary for those stak
ing new claims, to file their lo
cation notices in duplicate. The
new requirement which became
effective April 1 applies as well
to- proof of annual labor forms.
This is necessary, it has been
explained, so that a copy may be
sent by the recording office to
the Department of Mines in Ju
neau. Hereafter, a copy of all
mining papers, filed in the pre
cinct in which the property is
located, will also be filed in the
Juneau office.
AFRS Revises Programs
Sgt. Horace Posey, new station
manager of AFRS here, has an
nounced a new program schedule
which appears in this issue, with
some changes.
It will be noted that baseball
is scheduled daily at 4:05 p.m.
and will be broadcast when avail
able. However there will be days
when substitutions will be made
due to poor reception and can
cellation of games.
The station which has been hav
ing technical difficulties for the
past cbuple of weeks, is now re
ported to be in good working or
der again.
Johnnie Kakarak of Igloo is in
town on a business trip.
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“Rest Assured” Promises
Food For Imagination
Next Friday at School Gym
Is your life growing dull? Have
you allowed your imagination to
become stagnant? See “Rest As
sured,” the play to be presented
by the Nome High School at the
school auditorium next Friday at'
8 p.m.
The story is one of the most
amusing ever told and is con
ceived entirely in the imagination.
Just when you have decided that
it is truly beyond reason a most
consistent conclusion pops up and
completely shatters your theories.
To tell you the story of this
play would spoil the most amus
ing evening you will ever spend
in a theater. Suffice it to say,
many plays were examined in
order to find this extraordinary
treat for the citizens of Nome.
Come and join the merry throng
next Friday night and you will
not be disappointed.
The part of Luigi Lanconi is
played by Jack Muller and Le
Roy Reader is Mr. Morelock, the
blustery tycoon. The part of his
wife is played by Carolyn Gla
vinovich. More about the cast
later.
Judge Cooper Ai 3r^ Disi. Court
Judge Earl Cooper is assisting
Judge Anthony Dimond in the
Third Division court at Anchor
age this week and will return in
about ten days, it is reported.
Peie Anderson, well known old
ster of Nome who has been missed
during the past couple of months,
is reported recuperating at the
St. Joseph’s Hospital in Fairbanks
and is looking forward to return
ing home again when he feels
better.
ROTARY NEWS
At Rotary meeting Thursday,
Dr. E. Schiller was a guest and
reported on his continuing study
of rats in this area. Lawrence Wil
liams was received as a new mem
ber of thg club.
A CAA film on safe flying was
shown to the assembled Rotarians.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: AI Sanders, R.
Starkey, Judge J. E. Cooper, Jean
Chambliss, Bud Dodge.
To Unalakleet: Mrs. John Ost,
Mr. Kelley.
From Anchorage: R. D. Lewis,
T. B. Jensen, T/Sgt. Meredith,
A/2C Busch.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Peter Londborg of
Fortuna Ledge, David Akeya of
Savoonga and Claudia Shearer of
Nome.
NOTICE
NOTICE
The The next meeting of the
Junior Police will be on April 18
at 3 p.m. ai the City Hall.
Clyde Glass, Chief
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Washing machine.
Call Main 70.
GRILL-hotplate. $5. Call Nugget.
FOUND — Man’s gray fur-lined
gloves. Call at Nugget.
WANTED — Office worker. Call
N. C. Co.
SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE —
All wool forest green jackets $8.50
All wool gabardine shirts . 9.75
Forest green jackets . 6.00
Sleeping bags .11.50
Alpaca jackets, used . 2.50
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Lavinia Wallace Young
Community Center Buys
Howard Green Property
The Women’s Division of the.
Methodist Church have announ
ced the purchase of the Howard
Green property on the corner of
B street and 3rd Ave. The pro
perty also includes two additional
buildings which will house the
staff and make room for addition
al recreation facilities. It was
stated that tlie change is being
made because the present quar
ters were too crowded to handle
their expanded program.
The building now known as the
Community Center (LWY Mission)
will be moved to the B Street lo
cation soon and the expand^ pro
gram will be announced next
September, stated Miss Esther
McCoy, director of the activities
here for the past several years.
She also stated there will be con
siderable remodeling to facilitate
the program for classes from the
very young to the very old peo
ple of the community who now
participate in regular groups ev
ery day of the week. The new
move will also permit expanded
use of their extensive library.
Pre-school groups are now more
numerous than can be handled
satisfactorily it has been reported,
as the young people enjoy the
games, music and educational pro
gram, especially through the win
ter months when they cannot play
outdoors.
ALASKA 19-YEAR-OLDS
MAY BE DRAFTED IN JUNE
John McCormick, director of
Selective Service for Alaska, who
has been here for the past two
days with Capt. J. P. Williams,
procurement officer for the terri
tory, announced that 46 men will
be inducted in May for the whole
of Alaska.
McCormick stated that Alaska
has been able to fill its quota of
men 20 years and older to the
present time, including the May
quota. However, he said, it may
be necessary to draw on 19-year
olds in June.
Piper Cub Overdue
On Flight From Kotzebue
A Piper Cub is reported over
due on a flight from Kotzebue to
Galena. It was reported by the
CAA that Pilot Schuh left Kot
zebue Thursday morning at 10
a.m. on a flight to Galena but
that he did net reach his destina
| tion.
Later reports indicate that he
stopped at Candle and intended
to go to White Mountain, •then
to Nome.
The 74th Air Rescue Squadron
has several planes on the search
out of Galena and one of the
planes came into Nome yester
day afternoon.
The Nome Civil Air Patrol sent
out Capt. Paul Carlson and Rev.
Roald Amundsen in Carlson’s own
plane today. The Nome CAP also
intends to send out their search
plane as soon as some necessary
repairs are made.
I appreciate your support in the
city election and hope to live up
to your expectations.
— Dan Jones
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ST. NICK BOOTS
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T-SHIRTS
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SPORT SHIRTS
WORK CLOTHES
AT
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The Family Store
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