Latest Model of Jeep
Comes in by Air,
Is Now On Display
The Jeep agents, Morgan and
Son, wait neither for the first
boat nor the road to open, but fly
in their supply of oars to get the
very latest models.
Thursday, the newest in Jeeps,
known as the “Forward Look”,
arrived in two pieces with Alaska
Airlines and was quickly assem
bled and placed on display, creat
ing much interest.
The new car has high road
clearance, greater cargo area, and
four-wheel drive. The company
offers liberal trade-in values.
Considerable interest is build
ing up for the regular meeting of
the City Council this evening, at
which time the raised telephone
rates will be discussed and opin
ions aired.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Roy Snyder, Wayne
Tyre, Eugene Herman, Bob Bash
elier.
Dismissed: Naomi Komoktuk,
Jody Ahwinona, John Ahmasuk,
Ada Attabayuk, Wally Johnson,
Henry Olanna, Nancy Hess, Ann
Oastell, Tommy Herman, Mary
Katunkezuk.
Easter Parade Promises
To Be Interesting Program
The Easter Parade is shaping
up into an interesting program,
stated Virginia Brown this morn
ing. She urges that all those who
are planning to attend get their
tickets now to be assured of see
ing it, as the seating space is
limited.
Tickets are available at The
Theater or reservations may be
made by phone.
WSCS TO HAVE
EASTER FOOD SALE
The Women’s Society of the
Methodist Church has announced
that they will hold their annual
Easter Food Sale as usual on the
day before Easter, April 20th, at
the N. C. Store.
This annual event which start
ed over 40 years ago, brings out
contributions from the best cooks
in town and many interesting
foods are featured.
There were 4,651 guesses made
here on the spring break-up at Ne
nana in the annual contest which
closed at midnight Saturday.
The temperature at Nenana to
day was 39 degrees.
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Buntings, Blankets, Robes, Coveralls,
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• EASTER CANDY & NOVELTIES
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Guilty Plea Entered i
On One of Four Counts •
In Siegwart Case
In U. S. District Court this
morning James von der Heydt,
attorney for Frank Siegwart, en
tered a plea of guilty by written
consent of his client on Count 1,
which was for converting to the
use of Sam Caldwell an ANG
rifle.
The U.S. District Attorney dis
missed the counts 2, 3, and 4.
U.S. District Judge Walter
Hodge has set Wednesday morn
ing for sentencing.
18'Month Sentence
Given
Giving Liquor to Minor
I Frank Liles was sentenced this
morning to six months on each
of three counts for giving liquor
to a minor, the sentences to run
concurrently.
* * *
The George Stronghert case set
for this morning was postponed
to Wednseday morning, due to the
fact that witnesses had not ar
rived because of weather.
Mrs. Agnes Turner, formerly
Agnes Slwooko of Gambell, is the
mother of a daughter bom on
April 5th at the home of her sis
ter, who lives here. The little girl
has been named Mary Flora.
NOTICE
It is important that models for
the Easter Parade be at the sec
ond rehearsal tomorrow afternoon
at 4:00 p.m.
NO TICE
The regular meeting of the Au
rora Circle is postponed from
April 8 to April 15.
N O T I C E
Those planning entries in the
Easter Parade at The Theater,
benefit MMM Hospital, contact
Virginia Brown immediately.
Next rehearsal Tuesday, 4 pun.,
at The Theater.
Johnnie Sez:— 500 new chil
dren's records are to be found in
the new kiddies corner at THE
MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Blond corner & chair
side step-tables. Call Nugget.
WANTED—Small wannigan. Pre
fer it mounted on skids. Call
A1 Schneider, Polaris Hotel.
WANTED TO BUY: GOOD used
2x2’s, 2x3’s, 2x4’s. Call at
Nugget.
WANTED TO BUY—4 to 5 room
house, preferably close to Main
Street. Contact William O. Tate,
P.O. Box 172, Seward, Alaska.
FOR SALE—Kenmore mangle,
$125. Call Main 164 after 6 p.m.
FOUND—Medal on ribbon with
“McDonald”. Inquire at Nugget.
0 SHOWING AT THE
J T H E A T E R §
fj Two shows nightly—7:15 anil 9:15 |
« Doors open at 6:45 pjn. U
TONIGHT
SUSPENSE STORY OF THE YEAR!
ANNE FRANCIS • DEAN MR • WALTER BWAN
JOHN ERICSON-ERNEST BORGiNE
-, LEE MARI • RUM C0HM3™.. I
New York Man Takes
Pictures of Teen-Agers j
Here for Series of Articles j
Robert Goodman of the Black
Star Publishing Co. of New York,
who is in Alaska for about a year j
doing a series of picture articles, j
spent Saturday and part of Sun- j
day taking pictures around Nome, j
For a series of teen-agers :
around the world, Goodman took <
pictures of the many activities of |
this group here. He was also in- j
terested in the various sports in I
which young people of northern j
Alaska are interested.
Through the courtesy of Kay
Peterson of Wien Airlines, Robert
Goodman was able to make many t
contacts for his several projects
while here.
Goodman stated that there has
been considerable interest in the
equipment he is using which is j
a Canon V camera. It requires no j
winterizing and. has responded |
wonderfully up to 40 degrees be
low zero.
Goodman praised the teen-agers
with whom he has been working,
stated that the group here is out
standing in two ways. First, more
mature in their thinking than
other groups he has been inter
viewing, and second, extremely
reliable and helpful on his project.
Carolyn. Glavinovich has as
sumed her duties as assistant to
the U.S. Clerk of the Court this
week, taking over from Bob Scott,
who has been elected . City Clerk,
City Magistrate, City Tax Asses
sor and Tax Collector.
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rHURSDAY IS THE DATE
FOR ATHLETIC BANQUET
AT BERING SEA CLUB
The Annual Athletic Banquet
will be held Thursday, April 11,
not Tuesday as reported in the
Nugget Friday. At the banquet,
awards will be presented to the
Nome Basketball League winners
end runners-up.
CONTRACT FORMS FOR
NOME-KOUGAROK ROAD
NOW AVAILABLE
Contract forms for bidding on
surfacing of the Nome-Kougar
ok Road (Highway 97) are now
available at the BPR.
Bils will be opened in Juneau
on May 6th.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Wm. S. Res
aonover, Franklin Brown, Vernon
Kugsruk, Timothy Kenick, Fran- •
cis Katexac, Clarence Olanna,
George Ahnangnatoguk, Raymond
Teetomona.
To Anchorage: L. E. Fuerste
nau, Loretta David, Mrs. C. Webb
and infant.
From Unalakleet: Nick Riley,
James Riley.
To Unaiakleet: D. J. Bruckner,
L. Milligrcok, Sam Bergeson,
K. G. Brauner.
From McGrath: Robert Hunt,
Will Buchanan, Edward Kungek,
Alfred Sahlin, Marley Lincoln,
John Nelson, Arvid Nelson, Paul
Octuck, Winfred James, Jones
Kulukhon, Mrs. Robert Oliver,
Jay Oliver, Russell Cronander,
Charles Paul, Wilbur Green.
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6:15—Tele-Cartoon 6:15—Tele-Cartoon
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb. 6:3°—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
__ _ 7:30—Jim Bowie
7:30—Circus Time
8:30—Rob't Montgomery Kraft Theater
Presents 9:00—This Is Your Life
9:30—Danny Thomas 9:30—Noah's Ark
10:00—Perry Como Show 10:00—To Be Announced
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