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GIFT WRAPPED and WRAPPED FOR MAILING
‘Three Wright Brothers’
Get Letter From Africa
DAYTON, Ohio, Uft—An airmail
letter mailed Nov. 19 from the
African Gold Coast to “Wright
Three Brothers, Invented Aero
plane, America,” wound up at the
Wright-Patterson AFB this week.
It’s sender, Kwabana Addin
kroh of Osenasi, noted in all brev
ity, “I am with due respect to sub
mit herewith this, my humble let
ter, to r ^rward me to your latest
catalogs for the continental mails.
“I have to be, sir, your obedient
servant.”
The base public information of
ficer began preparing a packet of
aviation literature, complete with
pictures and' descriptions of U.S.
Air Force planes.
“We’re glad to do this favor for
the Wright brothers—all three of
them,” a base' spokesman said,
“but that’s the first time I ever
heard Orville and Wilbur had a
brother.”
HYDEN, Ky., —Kentucky’s
youngest newspaper editor re
signed Monday at the age of 17.
Denzil Allen said he sold his
half of tiie Leslie County News, a
weekly, to J. E. Nolan, his partner.
The paper was started in June.
ARCTIC SANITARY
SERVICE
PHONE RED 181
Television Coining To
Nome Night of Dec. 10
At Pioneer Roof Garden
It's true—Television is coming
! to Nome!
Foliowring months of rumor, it
I was announced today that the
first television program will be
presented the night of the Pioneer
Roof Garden, Dec. 10, at the high
school auditorium.
For the first video performance
in Nome, a galaxy of stars have
been signed to appear at the his
toric inaugural program. The tele
vision set, which will be on stage
in full view of the Roof Garden
audience, is the latest wide screen
model.
You can’t afford to miss the
big night of entertainment plan
ned by the Pioneers. Even if you
aren’t lucky enough to be award
ed the half pound of beautiful
gold nuggets, you can always re
gale your grandchildren with the
story of the big night when tele
vision came to Nome.
Mrs. Grant Jackson is director
of the television show and Russell
Hermann and Robert Scott are co- j
chairman of the entertainment
committee for the big night.
Others working on the program
include Emily Boucher, Mrs. Rus
sell Hermann, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Morris, Ellen Waldheim, Mary
Honsberger and Ellen Mulvihill.
Paper has the same general
chemical composition as sugar
but the molecular structure and
arrangements are different.
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Communication
To the Nome Nugget:
If it is a fact that a measure lias
been introduced in the Constitu
tional Convention to combine the
2nd and 4th Divisions and abolish
the Court at Nome. As an indivi
vidual Alaskan who has lived his
adult life in Alaska and in the
Second Division, I desire to ex
press my absolute and unceasing
opposition to any such move.
It would be well for each and
every member of the Convention
to realize that when they have
finished drawing up this measure,
that it then has to be passed at a
general election.
Such a measure as this indicates
an abysmal lack of understanding
as to what the Convention is try
ing to accomplish, that they are
supposed to be building for the
future with foresight and vision
and not to build blocks to progress
which future legislation would be
required to remove.
We in the Second Division have
been by-passed so persistently by
the Military and under the exi
gencies of war had our economy
so circumscribed that it but dem
onstrates our vigor, that we have
carried on as we have.
Any country, state or nation
must exist by the production of
its resources and their usefulness
or necessity to such entity; we in
the 2nd Division have such re
sources and which under war reg
ulations we have been penalized
in their production and ignored in
measures helpful to their becom
ing producing factors.
I cannot conceive that real Al
askan men and women could or
would ever be influenced to vote
for and present to their fellow
citizens such a short-sighted and
restrictive measure as that, for in
talking to members while in Fair
banks the thought for the contin
uing of the four divisions as legis
lative entities was very predomd
nent in all of their thinking.
In buying or makng clothes for
a growing person, one does not
shorten or lessen it but, within
reason, allows for growth. The
fight for statehood is based on our
belief in the growth in population
and opening up of our resources,
and such a measure as this belies
any belief in any such growth or
the necessity tQ provide for it. It
is reactionary and shows abysmal
lack of foresight.
(Signed) Charles D. Jones
SITKA GIRL WINS 4-H CLUB
ALL-EXPENSE TRIP
CHICAGO (£)—Patsy Lou Framp
ton, 16, of Seward, was announced
yesterday as one of the winners in
the 4-H dress revue program who
received all-expense trip* to the
National 4-H Club congress here.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nugget
Nome Directory
NOME ROTARY CLUB
George Bayer, Pres.
Joe Kroninger, Sec.
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
DR. FRED M. LANGSAM, Pres.
ALASKA CHAPTER MO I
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st a 3d Monday of each month.
Beverly Morgan
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
E ANVIL LODGE
No. 146
Charles F. Lewis, WJt.
Norvtn W. Lewis. Secy
rntf 3d Thursday each month