Judge Hodge Addresses
Alaska Bar Assn.
Convention At Juneau
Judge Walter Hodge of the
2nd Division District Court ad
dressed the Alaska Bar Associa
tion convention at noon today.
The convention is being held
at Juneau and 65 attorneys from
throughout the territory are at
tending.
A highlight of the three-day
meeting will be the visit of
Charles S. Rhyne, president of
the American Bar Association.
Rhyne is the youngest lawyer to
head the national organization.
He will address the morning
session Wednesday and will be
the featured speaker at the con
cluding banquet that evening.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—Raymond N u i p o k,
Frieda Koonuk, Karen Dickson,
Frank Wittie, Martha Adams,
Arnold Oquilluk.
Discharged—Philip Brown, Kar
en Dickson, Fran Gillespie, Lois
Merrill and infant son, David
Walluk, Robert Peterson.
The Howard Huffer's
Arrive In Nome For Summer
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huffer
arrived in Nome for the summer,
accompanied by their new-born
' son, Howard Jr. Mrs. Huffer is
the former Bunnie Fagerstrom,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Fagerstrom. Howard works for
the Bureau of Public Roads.
Warren Matthes Leaves For
Seattle To Be Discharged
A, young ACS man is leaving
today for Seattle and discharge
from the service. He is Warren
Matthes, and he has been in
Nome for about a year. Follow
ing his discharge he will return
to his home in Auburn, Wash.
Tommy Nelson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Nelson of Silver Bow,
returned to Nome last week af
ter about Sf year in the States.
His brother Roy is in the Marines
stationed at Camp Pendleton.
Calif.
Memorial Wreaths At Cavota's
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
The Nome Republican Club
will hold an important meeting in
the City Hall at eight p.m.
on Tuesday May 27ihv All mem
bers are requested to attend and
any Republicans are invited for
the welfare of the party.
Susy Hermann, Secretary
Chas. D. Jones, President
NOTICE
Due to the utter and sense
less destruction of property all
Mining Camp and storage areas
are closed to the public.
Effective this date, any child
found on the subject areas will
be turned over to the U. S. Mar
shall and parents held liable
for property damage. Automo
bile traffic will please use
through highways only. 66
U. S. Smelting & Mining Co.
C. S. Glavinovich, Manager
BPR Puts 10 More Men
To Work In Preparation
For Opening Of Roads
The Bureau of Public Roads
put ten additional men to work
this morning in preparation to
opening up the roads of the area.
Work has started on snow re
moval on the Solomon road with
crews working from this end
and frqm Safety. The road is
open from this end to Cunning
ham Creek.
The Route 97 is open to about
the 25 mile post but there is a
very bad spot on the Dexter
Hill.
The Glacier road is open to
about the top of Glacier Hill.
However, the BPR has not had
a chance to do any mainenance
work and they recommend that
drivers stay off the roads until
the snow is removed and they
dry out further.
Clothing Construction Class
Mrs. Jean Burand of the Uni
versity of Alaska Extension Ser
vice announced today that a
clothing construction class will
be organized next Tuesday, May
27 at the Trading Post. She in
vites everyone interested to be
there at 8 o’clock in the evening.
Mothers Club Meets Tonight
The Mothers Club will meet
at the residence of Mrs. Burand
in the Mines Building at 7:30.
Mrs. Burand 1 will show some
colored slides after the business
meeting.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional light
rain showers. t
Low temperature expected to
night 35, high tomorrow 48.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7:00 a.m. today: Precip. .16 inch.
Month total .27 inches. Tem
peratures: highest 48, lowest 35.
Maximum wind 15 miles an hour
from the ESE. Sunrise at* 2:07
a.m., sunset at 9:53 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 61, low 43. Extremes this
date since 1907: highest 64 in
1943, lowest 19 in 1952.
NOTICE
Effective Monday, May 26ih
the Alaska Tel. and Tel. office
will be open from 1:00 p.m. to
5 p.m. Monday through Friday
and closed all day Saturday.
Maintenance will be carried on
as in the past
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Don't Miss
Your Ship . • •
ORDER EARLY
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle June 11
For Nome, St. Michael, and Unalakleet.
MS GALENA Sails from Seattle July 9
For Nome, Teller, Kotzebue & St. Michael
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
P. O. Box 200, Anchorage
| IN DISTRICT COURT
Lee Andrew Williams filed an
appeal on his conviction and
sentencing on two counts, one of
statutory rape for which he was
sentenced to three years in prison,
suspended, and on a $600 fine
for influencing a withness.
A. POLET IMPROVING
Mrs. Robert Herman Jr., re
turned * to Nome from Seattle i
Saturday and she reports her
grandfather, A. Polet, much im
proved from his recent illness.
Werner Bohrer Family
Vacation In The States
The Werner Bohrer family de
parted last week for a vacation
in the /states. Mr. and Mrs.
Bohrer, daughter Beverly, and
Mr. Bohrer’s mother. Frieda, will
be gone about a month. The
elder Mrs. Bohrer plans to visit
in Wisconsin while the others
will go to Nebraska.
Mr. Bohrer is associated with
Nome Plumbing and Mrs. Boh
rer clerks at the grocery dept,
of the N. C. Store.
SUNDAY BALL SCORES
American League
Boston 6-3, Chicago 3-4 t
Detroit 7-6, Washington 2-3
New York 6-6, Cleveland 1-3
Kansas City 4, Baltimore 0
National League
San Francisco 5-6, Pittsburgh 2-1
St. Louis 4-3, Cincinnati 2-7
Chicago 1-2, Milwaukee 0-5
Pacific Coast League
San Diego 5-5, Portland 1-9
Phoenix 26-10, Seattle 6-6
Vancouver 8, Spokane 1
Sacramento 4-4, Salt Lake City 2-5
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks—Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Owings, Jerry Manning,
Hazel Renshaw, Fred Ixereok,
Gordon Nagozruk, Donald Moehr-,
ing, Richard Nershak, Robert
ummers, Paul Glavinovich, Mr
and Mrs. Howard Huffer, Tom
Nelson, Roy W. Kelly, Jean Her
man. William Enos, Joseph Ad
ams, Berry Chrestman, Joel Kin
geekak.
To Fairbanks—C_. A. Simpson,
Mary Ellen and Johnny Wakh
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Rogap
and five children, C. R. Locke,
Del Kampman, Jens Forshaug,
John Wentz, D. H. Carmean, Mr.
and Mrs. James Walsh and 7
children, Donna Morgan and in
fant, Wendell Neff.
From Kotzebue—D. H. Car-!
mean, John Wentz, Gerald Opin
sky, Daniel Foster, Matt Oyah
toonak, Gerry Cleveland, Raleigh
Iyapana, Chaplain Blauvelt.
SACRAMENTO, CALIF., (JP> —
David Mann, Jr. was awakened
from a nap on his sofa by a
soft purr yesterday.
His slow opening eyes saiv
that his cat Lucille just had de
livered herself of two kittens—
on his stomach.
He yelled for Mrs. Mann, who
calmly removed Lucille to a box
where two more kittens were
bom.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
NOTICE
The Nome Light and Power
Utilities office will be open in its
new location, at the former Pan
American Airways office on Mon
day, May 26th.
WANT ADS
LOST—White Parakeet. Finder
please’ return to Mrs. Luther
Dunbar. Reward.
YOUR AVON Representative is
June Jefferies. tf
SELL—Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
Showing Tonight at Nomerama
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
THEY CONQUERED A LOST WORLD OF EXOTIC
SPLENDOR...TIMELESS AND TERRIBLE!
The Ancient Kingdom of the
Maori, where human skulls
were wealth and savage
pagan rituals filled the jungle
night with ecstacy and terrorl
S&wiUo
JACK HAWKINS
GLYNIS JOHNS
«NOEL PURCELL -su LAYA RAKl iNIA TE WIATA ,
Mid by KEN ANNANN • Screenplay by WIUIAM FAIRCHILD • Produc'd by GEORGE K. BROWN ■ 1 HU SKSUMl E1U3
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