CHAMBER HONORS
MAYOR AT NOON
LUNCHEON
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The Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce met at
noon Tuesday in the Nevada
Lounge, for the purpose of get
ting together with the members of
the city government, and also to
honor the “Queens” in the current
Arctic Club “Queen Contest.”
The “Queens” were called upon
and each thanked the Chamber
for the invitation and honor, and
also thanked Mrs. Rhetta Harper
for the lovely corsages which were
presented to each of them.
President Mitrovitch then called
on Mayor Seidenverg to give a
brief talk on city government.
Mayor Edward Seidenverg
stated that he and the members of
the city council had accomplished
as much as was humanly possible
for the amount of time which a
business man could allot from his
own business. He explained that
there was much yet to do, to carry
out the long-range program which
was begun during his term of of
fice. Plans have been laid for the
surfacing of the streets, laying of
new fire mains, constructing a
new city building, and installing
an incinerator to dispose of gar
bage, a problem which is one of
the big issues from a health stand
point.
Mayor Seidenverg further
stated that the progress of the
city of Nome is definitely at a
ndstill, because the total rev
enue is from personal and prop
erty taxes, and is insufficient for
anything but running expenses. If
the city is to advance with the
times there must be some further
revenue, such as might come from
public utilities which could be ac
quired by the city.
Mrs. Carrie McLain City Clerk,
spoke briefly in praise of Mayor
Seidenverg, stating that she thor
ougly enjoyed working with the
mayor and council members
throughout the past year, in that
they had really accomplished
something in getting plans started
for post-war projects and that the
new mayor and council members
who will be taking office in the
near future will be hard pressed
to maintain the high standards set
by the present city officers.
MRS. CARL ANDERSON
TO MUNZ OFFICE
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Mrs. Carl Dewey Anderson, is
reDlacing Mrs. John Fultz in the
office of the Munz Air Service.
WHISENHUNT’S REPAIR SHOP
(For Prompt and Efficient Service)
• • •
-GENERAL REPAIR
CARS STOVES WASHING MACHINES
• • •
Phone MAIN 72 Box 361
“MUSHROOMS
COMING UP”
FAIR ATTRACTION
Rehearsal news of the one act
play ‘‘Mushrooms Coming Up,” to
be presented during Fair Week,
promises, for the people of Nome,
a rare treat. Six beauteous ladies
of our fair city are slaving indus
triously to learn their roles. We
are all expecting Hollywood scouts
to be sadly defuddled as they will
want them all to sign contracts.
Our character lead Jane Galvin,
as Susan, portrays her role in her
usual dramatic form. Margaret
Mozee, as Ms. Canfield, will^also
amaze you with her giddy appeal.
Dorothy Bender, as a very dumb
cook, will tickle your humor and
astound you with her dumbness.
Eunice Logan, Eloise Beecham
and Irene Hyde also add their
theatrical ability to this very out
standing cast of characters.
Don’t forget to mark an X on
your calendar for Thursday eve
ning of the Fair. You must not
miss this event.
BARNEY VOGEN
VISITING IN NOME
Barney Vogen, of the Teller
Commercial Co., is spending a few
days in town, and plans to return
home soon.
Tea has been cultivated in
China for more than 2,000 years.
Meetings
ATTENTION PIONEERS
The Pioneers will meet at the
Whaley House on Wednesday eve
ning at eight o'clock.
Bob Baldwin. Secy.
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Only terminal points are shown on the above map. There are more
than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska.
Use the complete passenger and express services of Alaska
Airlines. Phone MAIN 66 NOME, ALASKA
PLPSKP PIRUNES
By Charlotte Adams
PRUNE JUICE WITH CINNA
MON AND CLOVE
1 pound prunes
10 cloves
2 inch stick cinnamon
2 cups prune juice
Chipped ice
Wash prunes and place in sauce
pan with water to cover. Add
cloves and cinnamon. Cook slowly
until tender. Add sugar and cook
until sugar is dissolved. Strain off
two cups of juice. Chill and serve
in small glasses with chipped ice.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE—Extra fancy, small
and solid, Delicious Apples. $8.00
per box. Phone Black 79. 37-2t
FOR LEASE—Good business lot,
southeast corner Lanes Way and
1st Street, across from Tele
phone office. Call Nevada Main
20. 37-3t
KEYS—We can duplicate any
make of key. Leave orders at
Nugget Office. 35-tf
Scratch Pads on Sale at the
Nugget.
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
5 E A M
T !I E A T E R
NOM" ' ’ «\5X\
1 Show. Mar. 27 and 28. 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“JAM SESSION”
ANNE MILLER. JESS BARKER
Also "THE PHANTOM" No. I
2 Shows. Mar. 29. 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“SONG OF NEVADA”
ROY ROGERS
SONS OF THE PIONEERS
Also "FOX AND HOUNDS"
And "ZOOT CAT"
1 Show. March 30. 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
IRON MAJOR”
PAT O'BRIEN. RUTH WARRICK
Also "MAIL TROUBLE"
2 Shows. Mar.21. 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“CRY OF THE
WEREWOLF”
NINA FOCH. STEPHEN CRANE
Also "TASK FORCE"
"PLENTY BELOW ZERO"
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1 Show. April 1 and 2. 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
DESTINATION TOKYO'
CARY GRANT.
JOHN GARFIELD 1
Also "WILD HARE"
Manual training as a school
i subject originated in Finland in
; 1858.
Blouses
By
Hollywood Creations
New spring blouses will be on dis
play tomorrow.
Tailored, with long or short sleeves
as well as several new necklines and
sleeve styling.
Parker “51“
PENS AND PENCILS
Now available
Alto
PARKER “51” INK
Aprons
Gay and Colorful Prints
Waistline and Bib Models
Attractive Gifts
A POLET
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