IN DISTRICT COURT
Robert Kalerak was arraigned
on a charge of statutory rape and
Fred Crane was appointed as his
attorney.
Arraignment of Robert Rice
was transferred to the Fairbanks
■District Court where he was ar
rested on a warrant from Nome.
In the case of Moletor and
Doremus vs. Jerry Headrick, the
case was dismissed with prejudice
and without cost to either party.
In the case of Gillis vs. the
M & M Bank, the defendant’s
motion for dismissal was granted
by the court and the plaintiff has
20 days to file an amended com
plaint.
In the case of tfye U,S. vs. Jack
•Hudson, who was indicted on two
counts, the defendant pleaded
guilty to assault and battery and
was fined $500. The charge of
assault with a deadly weapon was
dismissed.
A divorce was granted to
Wayne from Mary Mahaney.
Pioneers Run Off Third
Game Of Whist Series
The third game in the Pioneer
Card series was played Saturday
evening with Loretta Waldheim
and Esther Kroninger leading for
the grand trophy scores and Pete
Reader and Herb Jenks in the
lead for the men.
For the evenirfg’s games high
scores were made by Borgny
Reader and Minnie Johnson and
the low by Val Coleman. For the
men, Albin Poison led with
Charles Lewis placing second and
Bill Tuttle the low score.
Next Saturday, March 9, the
fourth game of the series will be
played.
New N.C. Store Manager Arrives
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker and
their son Bob, have arrived from
Juneau to make their home in
Nome.
Mr. Walker, who was manager
of the Behrends Store in Juneau,
will be the manager of the Nor
thern Commercial Co. Store here.
SPECIAL
FOR YOUR
LENTEN MEALS
ft WHITE FISH
ft KING SALMON
ft HALIBUT
ft BLACK COD
ft BREADED SCALLOPS
ft BREADED SHRIMP
ft JUMBO PRAWNS
ft FISH STICKS
Frozen Foods ^ Fresh Produce
Cheeses ^ Fresh Dairy Products
Daffodills on Friday
“Your Friendly Supermarket
NC COMPANY tea
Alaska's Pioneer Merchants
Main 133 Free Delivery
FREIGHTER SAILINGS From Seattle
Every Tuesday for Seward & Valdez
Also Alternate Fridays For Seward
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMANY
P.O. Box 200, Anchorage
Chuck Snyder Twists
Ankle at Hoop Tourney
A wire from Coach Bill Ull
rich Saturday said the Nome Na- j
nooks lost to Seward 41 to 30. j
He said Chuck Snyder twisted
an ankle before the first game
and was unable to play.
Scorers for the Nanooks were:
Korky Kost 16, Joe Senungetuk
8, Aaron Bell 4, Victor Oxereok
3, Chuck Fagerstrom 2, and Ger- I
aid Trigg 1.
The team will be home Tues
day.
Pan American Airways
Leaving Friday were Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Goodrich for Seattle
and Jim Walsh for Ketchikan.
Mrs. Martin Olson was an in
coming passenger.
Kay Peterson and Millie Bea
conivich, stewardesses for Wien
Airlines were round trip passen
gers.
In Commissioner’s CoaiW
James Cohel was fined $100
and 30 days in jail for assault
and battery, having beaten up
Dolly Prout.
Jacob Smith was sentenced to
30 days in jail for being drunk
and disorderly.
Frank Degnan, candidate for
the legislature on the Democratic
ticket from Unalakleet, is a visit
or in town.
THREE NEW BABIES
BORN AT HOSPITAL
A daughter was born Friday to
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haley. The
Haleys already have two • sons,
and the newcomer was named
Shondo Linn. Mr. Haley is with
the M & M Bank.
A son was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Castel.
A daughter was born today to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reader.
The Readers have four daughters.
Eastern Stars Meet Tonight
Tonight will be International
Night at the meeting of the Order
of Eastern Star, it has been an
nounced by Worthy Matron Mil- !
dred Harwood. A special program J
has been arranged and all mem
bers and visiting members are
urged to attend.
TIME TO RENEW CAR PLATES
The 1&57 license plates expired
Friday and car owners have been i
busy getting new plates. One oar
owner didn’t get home with his
new plates however, as one new
truck plate is in the lost and
found department at the Nugget.
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING WEDNESDAY
8 p.m. PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
WATCH MARCH 25th
PORTLAND IS COMING
Beta Sigma Phi
RUMMAGE SALE
Trading Post
Saturday
WANT ADS
FOUND—Yale Jr., key on chain.
FOR SALE—Complete boat and
motor with parts. For Informa
tion call Red 193. 30p
WANTED — Interested adult to
help 10-12 year-old boys to or
ganiz a rocket club. Phone
Red 165. 27
LOST—Black fur mitten. Reward
for return to the Nugget.
FOUND—One lens from a pair of
glasses. See at Nugget.
FOUND — Almost new child’s
coaster. Inquire at Nugget. i
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TONIGHT
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Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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Ecstasy c
M-G-M's
Spectacular Picture
of tlie Famed
Stage Romance!
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It’s Not Too Early
To Start Thinking About
The Easter Style Show and Parade
On March 29th
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