Charlies Gustafson
Dies At Council
Charles Gustafson, better
known to his Nome friends as
“Big Charlie,” died at Council
today, having left here yesterday
to assume his work as dredge
master for the Alaska Placers.
He is a member of the Pioneers
of Alaska and is survived by |
his widow and a son and a daugh
ter who reside in Berkeley, Calif.
N.C. DONATES CANDY FOR
FREE MATINEE TOMORROW
The Northern Commercial Co.
will furnish candy to school chil
dren attending the free matinee
sponsored by the Junior Red
Cross at the Theater Saturday af
ternoon at 2 o’clock.
LILLY SALE NETS $102.23
The Alaska Crippled Children’s
Assn., through their local agent,
Mrs. Ellen Lyle, reports $102.23
was collected during the recent
lilly sale. A collection at Nome
School also netted $6.30.
Mrs. Lyle expressed apprecia
tion to Superintendent W. An
gell and the high school for their
cooperation in this benefit drive.
ROTARY NEWS
Guests gt the Thursday Rotary
meeting were Everett Hoagland,
U. S. Tin Corp. mine manager;
Ken Kadow, president of the U.S.
Tin Corp., Juneau; Dr. Ellis, Air
Force dentist; and Don Lyle.
Kadow and Hoagland discussed
tin mine operations and a sales
film was shown.
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EASTER CLOTHES!
Of course we have New Easter Clothes - -
For the Women, Young Girls, Boys
And the Menfolks, too.
COME IN AND LOOK AT OUR
NEW LOOK !
HOT CROSS BUNS
A Large Selection of
EASTER CANDY, NOVELTIES
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LENTEN SPECIALS
Halibut Fillet of Sole
Ling Cod * King Salmon
Crabmeat Red Snapper
Oysters White Fish
King Crab Smelts Shea Fish Shrimp
Your Friendly Community Store
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
PASSENGER SERVICE
PASSENGER SHIP SAILING SOUTHBOUND FROM
SEWARD 10 P.M. EVERY THURSDAY
For Reservations write:
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO., BOX 200, ANCHORAGE
FREIGHT SERVICE
A Freighter sailing from Seattle every Wednesday
calling at Valdez, then Seward.
Clyde Glass Resigns
As Chief of Police
Clyde Glass tendered his resig
nation today as chief of police af
ter filling that position mo'st cap
ably for the past three years.
He stated that he has enjoyed
working with the Junior Police
and complimented the boys for
the fine work they have been
doing. George Goshaw has offer
ed to serve as secretary to fnis
youth organization.
Glass is leaving the city post to
go mining.
In his resignation he expressed i
appreciation to the present coun
cil and past councils for their
cooperation.
IN APPRECIATION
The undersigned wishes io ex- j
press her thanks to the voting
public for their whole hearted
support at the recent Municipal ;
Election.
Carrie M. McLain
NOTICE
Officers of the Order of East
ern Star and members of the in
struction committee will meet
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Maconic Temple.
Jane Perkins, W.M.
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE—357 Magnum revol
ver with 5-inch barrel. Like
new, $110. See Sgt. Nissley at
Wallace Hotel. 44
FOR SALE—Signet 35 mm. cam
era. Bargain. Call Red 9. 43
Want to rent a house or apart
ment? —See George Hite.
FOR SALE — Shakespeare cast
ing rod, Regal guitar, boy’s bi
cycle. Call Lola Ost. 43
WANTED—Man’s bicycle. Call
the Nugget.
WANTED—-Stenographer’s chair.
Call Welfare Dept. 44
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SHOWING AT
I T H E A T E R |
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
20th Century-Fox Presents —
BETTY GRABLE
as
“THE BEAUTIFUL
BLONDE FROM
BASHFUL BEND”
(In Technicolor)
with
Cesar Romero - Rudy Vallee
Olga San Juan - Hugh Herbert
Sterling Halloway - El Brendel
plus
First Chapter New Serial
, “Federal Agents vs.
Underworld, Inc.”
- MIDNIGHT SHOW -
SATURDAY NIGHT
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 P.M.
KID’S SHOW
SUNDAY ONLY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
GARY COOPER ,
JANE GREER
— IN —
“YOU’RE IN THE
NAVY NOW”
NEW NEWS REEL
In U.S. District Court
In the case of the U.S. vs. Cliff
A. Daniels, who was being held
on a charge of forgery, Judge
Walter Hodge sentenced Daniels
to a year and a day and suspend
ed the sentence for good behavior.
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Ernest Herman was sentenced
to a year and a day on each of
two counts with the sentences to
run concurrently. He was charged
with taking a man’s vehicle and
driving without the owner’s per
mission, and burglary.
* * *
Joe Kuganaluk was sentenced
to a year and a day and the sen
tence was suspended for good be
havior.
Two divorces were granted
this1 morning to: Mary Louise
Eberle from Dallas Eberle, and
Frieda Mosquito from Joe Mos
quito.
There will be a health movie
shown at LWY Community Cen
ter Tuesday evening at 8, also
interesting slides. There is no ad
mission charge and the public is
welcome to attend.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Fred Bourdon
To Anchorage: John Beckel, J.
J. Cunz, Clarence Tocktoo, Capt.
McEwen, Bruce Parker.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: A. Saario and Willie
Angnaboagok. „
Discharged: Ray Hay, Harold
Komeaseak.
Miss Agnes Schlosser, who
taught many years in the schools
of the Seward Peninsula in Alas
ka, will complete her school work
in Allakaket April 1 and move
down to Koyukuk to Hughes
where school ‘will start for her the
middle of that month. She vaca
tioned last year in Arizona for the
first time in many years but Alas
ka looked better to her than the
far south.
I want to thank all who have
voted for me, will try to do my
very best for the good of our city.
—Rose Silverman
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I appreciate the support given
me in the recent election and
will do what I can to make this
a better Nome. —Bob Lewis
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There will be a
JACKSON DAY RALLY
TUESDAY, APRIL 13 ,
AT THE CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
All Democrats Urged to Attend
—JACK BLATTLER,
Chairman, Second Division.
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Adopted as a symbol by the Alas isitors Association |
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This week we are featuring
BILLIKENS
IN ALL SIZES !
$1.00 to $15.00
Numerous other items, such as—
Keyrings, Letter Openers, Earrings, Bracelets
and many other items!
Come in and see them!