POLL BOOK FOR MUNICIPAL
ELECTION CLOSES SATURDAY
The City Clerk reports that
about 100 voters have registered
and hopes that the rest of them
•will make an effort to get their
names in the book before it closes i
Saturday. Although the clerk’s of
fice usually closes at noon on
Saturday, Carrie McLain is re
maining at the office until 5 p.m.
tomorrow for the convenience of
“the voters.
Religious Survey To Be
Conducted In Nome
A community - wide religious
survey will be conducted through- |
. out Nome the week of March 27
through April 3, sponsored by the
Nome Ministerial Association.
Visitors from the respective j
churches will contact every home :
for information concerning relig- j
ious affiliation and interest.
No survey of this kind has been j
conducted in the community for j
many years and it is felt that the
survey will prove beneficial.
Reminder—
Registration of dog teams
I I closes Saturday.
I Registration of voters closes
1 Saturday.
U.S. DISTRICT COURT
Don Brown, who was found
guilty last week of contributing
to the delinquency of a child,
was denied a motion for a new
trial. He will be sentenced next
Monday.
KIDS WARNED AGAINST
PLAYING ON BREAKWATER
It is reported that children,
small children with sleds are
playing on the seawall and some
concern is felt that should they
break through the snow which is
on the surface of the large boul
ders, they could fall several feet
and either injure themselves and
be unable to get out.
Jack Blattler, who has witness
ed several small tots on the' sea
wall, stated that he felt the par
ents should caution the children
against playing on the wall at this
time.
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MAUREEN MAURER SHOWS
TRAVEL SLIDES AT SCHOOL
Several of the grades at Nome
School have been enjoying slides
taken by Miss M. Maurer, who
has travelled in many parts of
the world. She has kindly offered
to show them to the classes as
the pictures are in many ways
more educational' than reading
the same information out of geo
graphy books.
j U.S. MERC is the place toBUY
Airborne Fresh Cutup Fryers !
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Never been frozen-thev’re delicious
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PLAN ON THEM FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
IJ, S. Merc is the place to buy!
MATANUSKA MAID PRODUCTS
lee Cream (Cottage <Iheese
1.00 QUART 55e PKG. j
50c PINT M I LK60c QUART I
U.S. Merc is the plaee to buy! !
DOUBLE A EXTRA LARGE MINNESOTA
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Freighter Sailings From Seattle
Every Tuesday Calling Valdez and Seward
and
Every Friday Calling Seward
For information address ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO. offices
either Fairbanks or Anchorage, or Pier 42, Seattle, Wash.
Fifth Game Of Pioneer
Whist Series To Be
Played Saturday Night
Saturday evening] the fifth
party of the Pioneer Card Series
will be held at the Pioneer Igloo
at 8:00 p.m.
Leading for the beautiful
trophy prizes are Mrs. L. Dunbar
with a score of 438 and Dan Ber
retini with 454.
Runners-up are Mrs. Ben Goins
with 455 and George Waldheim
was 443. In third place are Ruth
Reed with 449, and Fred Rohn
with 443.
There are six games in the
series and the interest is particu
larly high at this phase of the
l'un. A capacity attendance has
been enjoying the social gather
ing.
¥A NT ADS
Get-Our Prices:—House level
ing, Carpentering & Painting by
the hour, day or contract. Phone
Red 25. 38p
FOUND—Bov s cap, odd mittens.
See at Nugget Office.
FOR SALE—9 cu. ft. Philco re
frigerator, Hi-Fi table model
Zenith phono. Call Black 197.
WOMAN wanted. Temporary, six
months. Mail postcards. Good
* handwriting or typewriter. Box
47, Watertown, Mass. 39
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
-Starting 7:15 & 9:15 p.m.
c&uwsla pierms
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CRAWFORD HALE
— Plus Serial —
THE PURPLE MONSTER
STRIKES AGAIN
MIDNIGHT SHOW
SATURDAY NIGHT
SUNDAY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MONDAY — 7:15 & 9:15
FIRST TO CHALLENGE
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THE GREAT NORTHWEST
TRIBES!
TECHNICOLOR
TYRONE POWER I
with Cameron Mitchell • Thomas Gomez
Fifth Contestant Enters
Nome Dog Team Race
Five eager dog teams should be
lined up at the start of the Nome
Dog Races August third, accord
ing to the latest report. The most
recent team to register with Col.
Borden at the Alaska National
Guard office on the third floor of
the Federal Building is the one
belonging to Kenneth Kotongan.
Other entries so far are the
teams of Gordon Dimmick, David
Walluk, Carl Adams and Pete!
Larsen.
Sponsored by the Arctic Club, ;
the race will be from Nome to
Nome River and return, and
teams are limited to 5 to 9 dogs, i
Tomorrow is the deadline for ;
registration, so anyone else with j
a likely racing team should reg
ister right away.
NOME HIGH STUDENTS
GO ON SKIING PARTY
Students of Nome High School
are taking advantage of the good |
weather and excellent skiing con-;
ditions. They leave at noon today j
for Newton which they will spend j
the afternoon.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Tom Beltz Jr., Guy
Mish, Mary Mendenhall.
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Fine Job Printing at The Nuggej
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Four Nome Teams
Organized for
Indoor Softball
Last Monday evening a meet
| ing was held at the Nome High
! School for indoor softball enthus
j iasts.
j Four teams were organized,
with other possible teams to join
the league soon* Any individual
I or group leader interested in
i playing the game call William
; Ullrich, George Bell, or Sammy
i Mogg for information. Another
meeting will be held next Tues
day evening at 7:30 in the high
school.
Tonight there will be two games
! at the sehooly gym to start off the
spring season. The first game, at
7 p.m., will be between the Nome
Merchants and the Bering Sea
Club. The second game will bring
together the Air Force and the
Nome High School at 8:30 p.m.
Admission will be 50 cents for
adults and 25 cents for children.
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished ar.d Unfurnished
George Ilite—Main 123
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PRE-INVENTORY SALE
on
\ngget Earrings
20% DISCOUNT
W IDE S E L E C TIO IS
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