Liebig’s Map Instruction
Popular With Cadets
At W’eekly Meetings
Map reading is holding the in
terest of the CAP Cadets at their
weekly meetings, and the enthusi
asm is partly due to the instruc
tor, Carl Liebig, who presents the
lessons.
Cadets were given explicit in
structions on how to conduct
themselves following their month
ly dances to comply with police
regulations on teen-age loitering.
They were also instructed to
have written parental permission
to be out past the curfew hours,
according to the Cadet reporter,
Don Munz.
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School Play Has
Rollicking Plot
Don’t miss Nome High School’s
annual drama production, “No
More Homework,” a rollicking
three-act comedy, to be presented
April 19. / J
When Pamela Jones was elected
student council president, never
in her wildest dreams did she
foresee having to make the thou
sand and one decisions required]
of a school principal.
Should she abolish homework,
as one friend helpfully suggests?
Should she stand behind an un
popular teacher? Should she keep
the school’s star athlete out of the
basketball tournament for disci
plinary reasons?
These are only a few of the
headaches that confront Pam and
her boyfriend, “Buzz” Bailey, who
unexpectedly finds himself dou
bling as vice principal and “home
ec” teacher, with an omelette in
one hand and a dress pattern in
the other.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Maybelle Lenert,
Carrie Green, Myda Savok, Clif
ford Olanna.
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MUST BE APPLIED
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Absentee voting procedures have
been arranged for all Alaskan
residents who may not be near
their homes on primary election
day, April 24.
Instructions for absentee voting
may be obtained from the U.S.
Commissioner in the resident’s
home district or from his post
master, in the absence of a com
missioner, according to Norvin
'W. Lewis, clerk of U.S. District
Court.
Applicants for an absentee bal
lot must apply not less than one
day before the election to the
commissioner’s office and cannot
come to the polling place on elec
tion day. Physically disabled per
sons wishing to vote may apply
for an absentee ballot if they live
more than two miles distant.
Upoy receipt of the ballot, the
voter must go before any commis
sioner, postmaster, notary public,
officer of the armed services , or
any person qualified to administer
oaths and cast his ballot in the
presence of that officer. The offi
cer *will then return it to the clerk
of court’s office.
Qualified voters who will not
be in the territory on election day
may apply by mail to the U. S.
Commissioner of their residential j
area for an absentee ballot.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving last evening were
Mssrs. Dierer, Burns, Harrell, De
wayne, Keene, Kennebeck, Kerlin,
Langlois, Oyloe, Jimmy Carrol,
Sam Godfrey, Carl Glavinovich,
Jack Goddard, A1 Polet.
Round trip passengers were M.
Kirsoher and Clark Bassett.
Departing were Mr. Stacy, A.
Baker, Bud Sowards, Roy Knight,
and .Chas. Voight.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—4-room house and
garage, $2500. Call Main 169.
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"Jesse Janies Rides Again" I
SHIP CARGO FOR
NOME WILL BE IN
CRIBS THIS YEAR
The announcement has come
from th£ Alaska Steamship Co. to
Larry Galvin that freight for the
first boat will be handled in cribs
as desired by the local merchants.
According to the advice, the
first boat will leave Seattle June!
5th and shippers are asked to no
tify the company what shipments
are to be cribbed.
The second boat for Nome this
year will leave Seattle July 17.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Burea
Cloudy with snow and norther
ly winds 15-25 mph tonight. Most
ly cloudy and warmer with inter
mittent snow Thursday. Low tem
perature expected tonight 10, high
tomorrow 25.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
14, lowest -5. Max. wind 23 mph
from the N.E. Sunrise at 4:40 a.m.;
sunset at 7:28 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature* 13, lowest -4. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 49 in
1940, lowest -22 in 1920.
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Hornets* Trophy
To Be Awarded at
BancpietTomorrow
Tomorrow, Thursday evening
at 7:20 all basketball players,
fans and devotees are invited to
a “Dutch treat" banquet at the
Bering Sea Club Dining Room.
Bob Herman and Sgt. Richard
“Giz” Powell, banquet committee
members, would like all persons
interested in attending this ban
quet to place their reservations
with either of them by this eve
ning.
A sumptuous dinner is planned,
which will be followed by a short
program and the presentation of
the trophy to the Polar Hornets,
winners of this year’s Base-City
Basketball League.
Everyone is welcome so “let’s
turn out in force.”
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If You Want To Rent
! A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
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VOTE FOR
WILLIAM H.
SANDERS
(Republican Candidate)
for
Attorney
General
fo*r the
Territory of Alaska
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