Grand Jury Recommends
Additional State Police
For Northwestern District
The Grand Jury in its report to
the court recommended that this
district is sadly in need of addi
tional police protection and
strongly urged that additional
State Police be stationed at Kot
zebue, Barrow and Unalakleet.
They also recommended that the
Nome station of the State Police
be provided with two-way radio
equipment so that contact can be
made with the police vehicle
within the city.
BIBLE STUDY CLASS
STAHTS THURSDAY
The W.S.C.S. will start its sec
ond Bible Study Class on Thurs
day evening, April 7, at the
Health Center room of the hos
pital. ,Mrs. W. A. Woodcock, who
is leader, states the study will be
on the Book of Luke.
Other dates for the course will
be April 21, April 28, and May 5.
Anyone interested is welcome.
Ray Decker a bush pilot here
here many years ago with Munz
Air Service, has returned with
bis wife, and is now flying for
Munz Airways. They visited -here
last summer, and renewed many
friendships.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: -Roseland Soolik, Joe
Hanaka, Jane Foster, Jacqueline
Caldwell, Leonard Joe.
WANT ADS
..
FOR SALE—1933 Ford Coupe,®
$225. Eng. and trans. new last !
summer. Contact Bernie Miller j
at the North Star.
FOR SALE — Sewing Machine, ®
portable, $75; Smith & Weston
357 Magnum, 6” barrel, belt,
holster and cartridges, $85:
Philco Television, 17” table
model, $65. 43p
55 UNITS — Private bath, Kit
chenette or Plain. 6th and H
Streets, in Downtown Anchor
are. ALASKANS PREFER THE
ROOSEVELT. Rates from $4
single. tf
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf i
FRESH dry salmon, 40 cents lb. !
plus freight. Write Teller Com-!
mercial Co. i
MOTORISTS ASKED TO
STAY OFF DEXTER ROAD
The Bureau of Public Roads an
nounces that it is working on the
Dexter Road, and requests that
cars do not go beyond the Dexter
Divide, as there are no turn
arounds beyond the top of the hill,
and only a one-way opening.
Anyone not heeding this direc
tive can only hinder the work j
being done.
Jade Industry Stalled
Gene Joiner, owner of Imperial
Jade Co. of Kotzebue, arrived to
day from Kotzebue. He stated that
the jade industry is at a standstill
since the polished gem stones
which are sent to Germany for
cutting are tied up by the customs
authorities.
A seizure of all merchandise
being sent to the United States
from West Germany was made a
few months ago, and although
protests have been made by Sen
ators Bartlett and Gruening on
behalf of Alaska jade, nothing has
been accomplished.
(Mr. Joiner, who has just re
turned from a trip to Hawaii, vis- j
ited in Calistoga, Calif., with Mr.!
and Mrs. George Goshaw. j
FIRE TUESDAY MORNING
AT KOMAKHUK RESIDENCE
An early morning fire Tuesday
destioyed the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Biliy Komakhuk on the cor
ner of 1st Ave. W and C Street.
The roof was destroyed and
personal effects lost by fire and
water. The building is owned by
Don Hungerford and will be re
paired, he stated. Cause of the
fire, according to Chief Marvik,
was defective wiring.
NOTE OF THANKS
I wish to thank the people of
Nome for showing their confi
dence in me in the City Election.
BOB SCOTT. |
NOTE OF THANKS
I appreciate your support, and !
will try to do my best on the |
Council. — Don Perkins.
NOTE OF THANKS
Thank you, everyone who made
it possible for me to become a
member of the Nome School
Board.
—James Oksoktaruk
NOTE OF THANKS
I wish to thank all those who
voted for me in the city election.
—Albert Johnson
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Lighterage & Coastwise Water Transportation
Distributor — Standard Oil Company of California
DEALERS — MINING EQUIPMENT. LUMBER. COAL.
BUILDING MATERIALS. INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE
MAIN 147 BOX 700
Juneau Businessman Feels
Out Nome Sentiment On
Moving The Capitol
Felix Toner, Juneau business
man, spent the past two days here
conferring with local residents
and business people to feel out
their opinions on the proposed is
sue of moving the capitol from
Juneau to central Alaska.
Because of the uncertainty at
the present time, financing of
property for construction has been
seriously delayed in the capitol
city.
'Robert Boochever, chairman of
the Juneau Planning Commission,
has estimated that the acquisition
cost of a suitable site in Juneau
would be close to a million dol
lars. This report was made at a
recent meeting of the American
Society of Civil Engineers.
Thq necessary funds are ex
pected to be raised from a one
per-cent sales tax.
Selecting Jury For Moses Trial
In Superipr Court with Judge
Hubert Gilbert presiding, a jury
is being selected today for the
case of James Moses Jr., charged
with larceny in a dwelling.
Clyde Wenger, who has been
stationed at Moses Point for the
past three years with C.A.A. and
F.A.A., has been transferred to
Fairbanks and is in the tower at
the International Airport.
Pioneer Women Meet Friday
Pioneer Women are reminded
that there will be a monthly meet
ing Friday evening at the Pioneer
Igloo.
'4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
At The Nugget
— Pioneers Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
8 P.M., PIONEER HALL
— REFRESHMENTS—I
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
HELEN
MORGAN
her songs.,
her sins.
The startling
story behind
the girl
they called
Goddess
of the
Jazz Age.
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HER REAL STORY FROM REAL LIFE
AS NO ONE HAS TOLD IT BEFORE I
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— NOMERAMA THEATER EASTER EGG CONTEST
— $20 in Theater Passes. —
Junior, age 5 to 15 years. $5 for prettiest Egg, $5 for funniest egg.
Adults, Ages 15 to 115 — $5 for prettiest egg, $5 for funniest egg.
Please bring eggs to theater lobby during show hours, with name
and address of contestant attached on separate slip of paper. All
entries must be in by Thursday, April 14. Names of winners will be
announced Friday night, April 15, and printed in the following issue
of The Nugget. Easter eggs will be returned after the contest.
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SPECIALS GOOD
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REINDEER STEAKS - 59c
SAILOR BOY
PILOT BREAD -79c
ICE CREAM
PINTS -59c
QUARTS 99c
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