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! World Day of Prayer
Encircles The Globe,
Will End In Alaska
A World Day of Prayer encir
cling the globe is scheduled to be
gin Friday.
In Nome a united prayer ser
vice will be held from 12 noon
to 1 p.m. at the Church of the
Nazarene. The Nome Ministerial
Association invites the public to
I attend.
Services begin on the Tonga Is
' lands and continue throughout the
day, closing with the observance
on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska.
Offerings made on the World
Day of Prayer are used to support
interdenominational ministries in
the United States, Alaska and
Puerto Rico. About 50 percent of
their income is derived from this
source, a spokesman said.
WE THREE CRIPPLES . . .
RICHMOND, Ky., Ufl — Three
men in a car—one at the throttle
—were arrested yesterday carry
ing a bottle.
The sheriff drove fast — found
each with a foot in a cast.
One carried a cane, the others
had crutches.
Today the law has ’em in its
clutches.
Tokyo Shaken
By Earthquake
TOKYO, GT)—A stout earth
quake shook up Tokyo and the
surrounding area for about 30
seconds yesterday morning. Eight
Japanese were injured, three
seriously, but the world’s third
largest city escaped major prop
erty damage.
More than 90,000 homes were
without electricity as high voltage
cables snapped. A highway bridge
leading into the city cracked and
was closed to traffic. Pavement in
front of the Tokyo railroad sta
tion caved in and chimneys were
cracked off public bathhouses.
Downtown buildings r ocked
with the quake. Many workers
poured into the streets shouting
“Jishin! Jishin! (Earthquake!).’’
But calm was soon restored.
The quake, which registered 4
on a scale of 7 maximum inten
sity, was centred 50 miles north
of Tokyo and 30 miles under
ground. It was felt over an area
100 miles in diameter. The earth
apparently absoi bed most of the
| shock, holding damage to a mini
! mum.
Moderate earth tremors also
shook northern Luzon Island yes
j terday but no damage or casual
; ties were reported.
i 93-Year-Old Couple
Gives Sure Formula
For Happy Marriage
PHILADELPHIA, M—A 93
year-old couple married on St.
Valentine’s Day 71 years ago yes
terday topped off a gay anniver
sary party by passing along this
happy marriage formula which
can’t miss:
"Always be kind and consider
ate, and never, never try to be the
boss.”
In the words of Abner and Re
becca Braude, who confess they
still have their romantic moments,
that’s about all the secret there is
to domestic happiness.
“Of course,” said Mrs. Braude
in an interview, “there are times
when I seem to do all the talking,
but 1 never give Abner the im
pression that I’m boss.”
“You go ahead, ma,” Abner pul
in. “You’ve got the gift of gab
better than I have. Just keep
talking. . . .”
“Guess I don’t need a second
invitation to keep talking,” Mrs.
Braude went on with a hearty
laugh,” especially after that great
big box of candy Abner got for
me.”
WIEN AIRLINES
To Fairbanks: Elizabeth Mas
chena, Maj. J. Kell, Capt. Wm.
Rosche, A/lc Arthur Payne, A/2c
i Wm. Vitcenda, Helen Castel, Mr.
Robinson, A/3c Thomas Donald,
j Capt. Binney, James English,
Mary Ashenfelter.
To Galena: W.C. Scribner.
To Kotzebue: John Cross and
family, David Enaruk, Levi Cof
fin, Mr. Temple, Mr. Craig.
To Buckland: Geo. Wilson.
To Candle: Lila Gregg.
From Kotzebue: Arthur Bus
well, Vincent Speer.
From Fairbanks: Walter Per
malee, Ed Perkowski, Chester
Knabe, Virgil Muscrow, Dennis
Conrady, Robert Wint, Kenneth
Swift, Mr. and Mrs. John McNees,
Roger McNees, David Coritos, F.
Frantz, Carl Slatburg, Lawrence
Durman, Jacob Starnes, Foster
Gallizten, Paul Decker, John
Flynn, Allen Doyle.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Alice Oquillok, Joe
Amarok, Louisa Blanche, Rose
Omelak.
Discharged: Danny Aukon,
| Joyce Tucker, and Kathleen and
j Pauline Beltz.
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available at The Nome Nugget
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Nome Directory
NOME ROTARY CLUB
George Bayer, Pres.
Joe Kroninger, Sec.
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Me*ets Every Tuesday Noon
DR. FRED M. DANGS AM, Pres.
ALASKA CHAPTER HO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st & 3rd Monday of each month
Belly Edwards
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Harry A. Lewis, W.M.
A Norvin W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month