New Council To Be
Seated Thursday, April 23
The outgoing City Council start
ed rounding up business for the
past year at their regular meeting
Monday preparatory to the change
over scheduled for Thursday,
April 23.
Four fires were reported for the
month but no damage and 45 ar
rests were reported with $464 in
fines collected.
It was announced that insurance
now covers all motorized equip
ment of the city.
The new ordinances recently en
acted by the council including the
“condemnation” ordinance will be
made effective, it was reported,
under the new Council which sits
in regular session on April 27.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Inbound today were John Mc
Cormick and J. P. Williams, Mrs.
H. Eckhart, Harold Fielding, Art
Parameter, Mrs. Earl Towner and
children, and Othel Whitten.
Departing were Mrs. Earl Coop
er and children.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: C. W. Sutter,
Alice Green, Boyd Harwo'od, E. j
Schiller.
To Kotzebue: Mr. and Mrs. A.
Rabin, Annie Otitituk, Ed. Shep
pard.
From Unalakleet: Stephan Ivan
off.
To Anchorage: Jerry O’Connor,
Martha Gould, M. Strutzman, E.
Long, Ray Calvert.
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High School Play,
Promises Laughs
The rarest of all rare things, an
entire evening of grand entertain
ment is promised to everyone
when the annual High School play
“Rest Assured” is played here on
the evening of April 24 at the
Nome High School Auditorium.
This play has been a tremendous
success wherever it has been pre
sented because it was written for
laughing purposes only. We’ll give
you a hint as to why the play is
so unusually funny.
Mr. Morlock’s a fidgety, nerv
ous, grouchy old goat who doesn’t
like anything but money, always
gripes about pains and aches,
feuds with everyone and he won’t
let his daughter Mary, 20, become
engaged to Joe Lanconi because
Joe’s papa is poor. When Joe’s
papa, Luigi, comes over to plead
his son’s cause, he’s practically
booted out of the house. Mr. Mor
lock says if Mary weds up with
Joe it’ll be over his dead body.
Luigi says if they don’t it will
be over his. So ’round and ’round
they go.
Luigi’s always had a bad heart,
and well, the poor old boy just
can’t take it—and he konks out.
The feud appears over. All is
lost. But whoa up! Hold the phone!
Luigi gets permission to come
back and haunt Mr. Morlock, and
to continue haunting him until he
gives permission for the wedding.
So Luigi starts haunting in a
big way. He kick Mr. Morlock out
of bed, pulls the covers off him,
kicks him in the seat of his night
shirt, flirts with his secretary.
Poor Mr. Morlock. He can’t eat;
can’t sleep. His family thinks he’s
nuts. In his despair, he accident
ally takes too many sleeping pills.
Then it happens. He, too, kicks
the bucket. Mr. Morlock says he
won’t leave until things are settled
to his satisfaction, and Luigi says
he can’t rest in peace until Mary
and Joe are married. So ’round
they go again.
The price of admission is only
$1 and you’ll find that it’s the
very best laugh investment you’ve
made in many a year. Just ask
any o'f the cast who are now busily
engaged in rehearsing this great
comedy and they’ll tell you not to
miss “Rest Assured” at any cost.
COURT HELD 9N DIOMEDE
The U.S. Commissioner made a
trip to Diomede Island yesterday.
Court was held there and Lilly
Kuzingnuk (wife of “Big Mike”)
was found insane by a jury.
Aurora Escholdt was sentenced
to ten days in the Federal Jail
for being drunk.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rabin,
wholesale . druggists with offices
in Los Angeles, Indiana, Hong
Kong and Genoa, Italy, were
guests at the Wallace Hotel while
on their Alaskan tour. The Rabins
left today for Kotzebue and other
northern points.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Marlin Paul, Robert
Baldwin, Jr., Peter Londborg of
Fortuna Ledge.
Discharged: Phillip Kugruk of
Wales and Robert Baldwin, Jr.
Selective Service Officials Here
John McCormick and J. P. Wil
liams of Selective Service arrived
today for conference with the lo
cal board.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
A moving picture, "The King of
Kings" will be shown tonight
through the courtesy of the Nome
Ministerial Association. Place of
showing — Assembly of God
Church. Time—8:00 p.m. Show
ing takes two hours. A free will
offering will be taken to defray
the cost of picture rental. The
public is cordially invited.
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Fred Davis and Beatrice Kuzu
guk of Shishmaref were married
by U. S. Commissioner Helen
Bookman last Saturday. Witness
es were George Goshaw, formerly
of Shishmaref, and Amy Eningo
wuk. Mr. and Mrs. Davis plan to
make their home in Nome.
Members of the Arctic Club and
their guests are enjoying a party
next Saturday evening at the club
house, which will include games
and dancing.
, Mrs. Hugo Eckhari, business
woman of Kotzebue who has been
in the States on a buying trip for
several weeks, returned today en
route home.
Mrs. Earl Towner and children
returned to Nome today with Pan
American Airways.
Mrs. Earl Cooper and two chil
dren left today to spend the sum
mer in Tennessee.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON. Agent — Phone Main 68
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NOTICE
I wish to thank all those who
voted for me in the recent muni
cipal election.
Elmer C. Straub
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
— Sumptuous Lunch —
— Liquid Refreshments —
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Washing machine.
Call Main 70.
GRILL-hotplate. $5. Call Nugget.
FOUND—Green & red knit gloves
FOUND — Man’s gray fur-lined
gloves. Call at Nugget.
WANTED — Office worker. Call
N. C. Cor
SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE —
All wool forest green jackets $8.50
All wool gabardine shirts . 9.75
Forest green jackets . 6.0C
Sleeping bags .11.5C
Alpaca jackets, used . 2.50
THE TRADING POST
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
GE WASHING MACHINE GE AUTOMATIC ROASTER
GE MAZDA LAMPS GE VACUUM SWEEPER
GE HOT PLATE THOR GLADIRON
Northern Light & Power Co.
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Steel Carving Sets
Steel Pocket Knives
Steel Hunting Knives
All with Genuine Walrus Ivory Handles
Hand Carved and Etched