IN DISTRICT COURT
Waren Thompson and Nelson
Walker who were indicted for
transporting geese out of season,
were arraigned and allowed until
2 p.m. to file an answer. Their
attorney, Fred Crane, had filed a
motion this morning to dismiss
the indictment. ■ :
Oscar Sage and Esther Leib
were arraigned and pled not
•guilty to an indictment of illegal
cohabitation. Trial was set for
April 16.
Natividad Salinas, who was in
dicted for illegal cohabitation,
pled not guilty and trial was set
for April 14.
Salinas was also arraigned on
•an indictment for arson in the
first degree ' and attempt to de
fraud for insurance. He pled not
guilty and trial set for April 9.
In the case of U.S. vs. Robert
Rice, trial has been set for April
17th.
Divorces were granted to Mil
dred Kialook from Frank Kialook
of Buckland, and Oscar Sage from
Bernice Sage of Kivalina.
Allen Hulen of CAA
Visits Nome On Annual
Tour Of Inspection
Allen Hulen, CAA administra
tor for Alaska is here today on
his annual station inspection trip.
Flying with hi*n as co-pilot is the
well known aviator Bill Hanson.
Also on the flight are Lou«
Bayne and Cleet Estep of Gen
eral Services Administration from
Washington, D.C., who are on an
evaluation survey.
From Anchorage are Mel Peter
son, Robt. Williams, Ralph West
over, and from Seattle, Francis
Unti, of the Alaska Supply Dept.
C. E. Plank, public relations
evecutive with headquarters at
Anchorage and recently from the
nation’s capital, is visiting Nome
for the second time, having come
here from Washington, D.C. many
years ago.
SISTERHOOD FOOD SALE
—TODAY —
4 to 8 o'clock
Social Center—Methodist Church
COMPLETE GROCERIES
FRESH VEGETABLES AND
* »
FRESH MEATS AND FISH
KITCHENWARE. FURNITURE
AND HARDWARE
INFANTS’ and CHILDRENS’ WEAR
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LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
MEN’S FURNISHINGS
“Your Friendly Supermarket”
NC SUPERMARKET
Department of Northern Commercial Company
Phone MAin 133 _FREE DELIVERY |
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FREIGHTER SAILINGS From Seattle
Every Tuesday for Seward & Valdez
Also Alternate Fridays For Seward
f
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMANY
P.O. Box 200, Anchorage
Considerable Interest
Being Shown In Nome
Dog Races April 6th
Considerable out-of-town inter-,
est is being shown in the Dog I
Derby Races scheduled for April j
6th.
The course will be a 20-mile j
race from Nome to the vicinity of j
Hastings Creek, as has been es- j
tablished by the Arctic Club, ]
which is sponsoring the move
ment to bring dog racing back
to Nome where the sport origin
ated back in the days of the world
famous All-Alaska Sweepstakes
Races. Those races were over a
408-mile course.
The increasing interest shown
indicates that probably the Arc
tic Club can start planning longer I
races in the future, with larger |
prizes. This year the first prize!
will be $500.
Nome Ministers Present
Musicale Last Sunday
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
was filled to capacity yesterday
afternoon when eleven ministers
and wives rendered their second
united program in sqng.
A varied selection of solos,
duetsj trios, poetry and choral
numbers resounded through the
fine auditorium. It is hoped that
other programs of this nature
will follow for they have such
an uplifting effect on all in the
audience.
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ICE TICKETS NOW AVAIABLE
AT POLAR CURIO SHOP
Due to the increasing demand
for guesses on the Nenana Ice
Classic, those participating may
call at either the Polar Bar or
the Polar Curio Shop, Keith Hed
reen announced today.
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WOMEN'S SOCIETY SENDING 1
LETTERS FOR STATEHOOD
The Women’s Society of the
Methodist Church endorsed state
hood and is sending letters, to
senator indicating their wishes in
the matter.
The group have announced
their annual food sale for* Satur
day, April 5.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Reuben Paniptchuk,
William Pauwok, John Alurac,
Vernon Komukpeak, Mamie Kop
ock, Ernest Ailak.
Discharged: Carolyn Reader
and infant daughter, Allen Atta
ayuk, Reuben Paniptchuk, Ellen
Oksoktaruk, Gertrude Foster.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight
and tomorrow with occasional
snow tonight. Easterly winds 10
to 15 mph tonight. Lowest tem
perature expected tonight 9, and
the high tomorrow 20.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Complete 35 mm.
Camera, flash, case, projector,
screen, like new. Argus C-4
FVE-AAA combination roll and
slide projector, 7-in. auditorium
lens, lg. size screen, perfect for
home or auditorium use. Glass
front gun cabinet, holds 6 single
barrel, one double-barrel guns,
targets, ammunition, and misc.
drawers. Men’s hockey skates,
size 10. all Nugget. 32c
FOR SALE—16 mm. movie pro
jector, high chair, baby car
riage and other items. Black 70.
FOR SALE—Complete boat ar.d
, motor with parts. For Informa
tion call Red 193. 30p
FOR SALE—Zenith Transoceanic
portable radio. Excellent condi- |
tion. Call Nugget. 31c
England had its
i HER...
America had its
SCARLET
But you’ll never
forget the woman
of Spain marked
for all
JUST 18 DAY LEFT UNTIL THE EASTER
PARADE AND STYLE SHOW SAT., MARCH 29
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