HOSPITAL PATIENTS
PUBLISH PAPER
A newsy little paper reached
our desk this week called “Alas
ka Native Hosp.tal Digest" which
is being put out by the patients of
the government hospital at Jun
eau. On the staff are several
Nomeites, inc tiding Catherine
Ezukameuw an i Carl Ibionna as
news reporters. Aaron Simon is
assistant editor.
The March edition gives the
complete history of the Alaska
flag as well as the background of
the well known poem “Alaska’s
Flag.”
Nugget Ads Hr ig Quick Results
Slash Will Stop
CAA Projects
WASHINGTON. 1.4*)—21 Pacific
Northwest airport projects will be
dropped by the Civil Aeronautics
Administration should the pro
posed S70.000.000 cut in appropri
ations be approved, commerce
secretary A. Averell Harriman
disclosed Wednesday during a
press conference.
It would also mean dropping
plans for airport weather stations
at these Alaska points: Big Delta
Gustavus, Kokrines, Moses Point.
Naknek. Mulato, Nunivak. Unala
kleet and Yakutat.
LEWIS CAB CO.
jj Phone MAIN 144
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Neiil, Clark & Company
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS
TAX COUNSELORS
Office in Wallace Hotel - Phone Main 11
Juneau NOME Fairbanks
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Furniture - Mirrors - Glass - Paint
Linoleum - Stoves - Appliances
Bldg. Material - Bldg. Hardware
ANNOUNCING...
• Something New For Nome
Green’s
Furniture Store
We will soon have a Complete
| Stock of Furniture of All Kinds
| in addition to the line of Specialty
| Furniture and Cahinets which we
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| Bilt well Overstuffed Furniture f
| Simrrons Beds and Furniture I
! 01 vmpic Knockdown Furniture §
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| Arr strong Floor Covering 1
i Easy S> ‘intlrier Washing Machines |
| Royal Ranges |
| Reliance Burners |
| Fuller Paints, Glass and Mirrors f
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/ Opposite the High School Black 52 |
Attlee Supports
World Govt.
LONDON, (>P)—-Prime Minister
At*lee supported in principle the
idea of a world government in a
speech Thursday underscoring
“lhe dangers to civilization of an
other world war.”
Addressing a public meeting
ponsored by the United Nations
association, he said he wanted to
-ee a relationship growing up be
tween peoples of all countries
toward the U. N. similar to that
which exists in Great Britain be
tween the people and Parliament.
‘ The’ dangers to world civiliza
tion from another world war are
greater today than they were be
tween the wars,” he said.
BALTIMORE, (/P)—A field of
11 horses, among them Derby win
ner Jet Pilot and six of the gal
lopers who chased him home in
the Kentucky classic last week,
were entered today to run tomor
row in the 57th Preakness, second
jewel of the triple crown. With 11
to go, the gross Preakness pot will
be $133,140, about $1,500 short of
the hoped-for world’s record gross
payroll for a horse race.
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Leave your orders for flowers
for Mother's Day. There will be
Roses. Carnations, Peonies and
Sweet Peas, at POLET'S.
NOTICE
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Applications shall be received
in the City Cle~k’s office until
5:00 P.M. May 12th for the fol
lowing positions in the Nome Fire
and Police Department:
Assistant Chief of Fire and Police
Dept.$350.00 per mo.
Engineer . 300.00 per mo.
Driver . 300.00 per rpo.
Utility Man . 300.00 per mo.
Nome Common Council,
Pub. May 7 and 9 City Clerk
Classified Ads
WORK WANTED — A-l cook
wants work, mining camp pre
ferred. Call Room 8, Wallace
Hotel. 56-2tp
FOR SALE—35 MM. Mercury 2,
Camera, F27 coated lens. Leather
case, new. $75.00 Call Berryman,
Army 72, after 4 p.m. 56-3tp
LOST—I pair amber Ray-Ban
Glasses. Plastic Frame. $5.00 re
ward. Munz Air Co. 55-3t
FOR SALE—1 Broadloom Rose
Color Rug 12x14, Matching small
Rug 4x7. Call Main 60. 563t
FOR SALE—Lot 50 x 70 with 3
room house partly furnished. Call
Main 62. 49-tf
DREAM
THEATER
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2 Shows, May 9, 7:15 & 9:00 P.M.
Friday
"BLAZING WESTERN TRAIL"
Charles Starr ell
And "Spy Smasher," No. 8
Also "I'm Just Curious"
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1 Show, May 10, 7:30 P.M.
Saturday
"AFFAIRS OF SUSAN"
George Brent Joan Fontaine
Also "Circus Bands"
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2 Shows, May 11, 7:15 & 9:00 P.M.
Sunday
"BORN FOR TROUBLE"
Van Johnson Faye Emerson
Also "Guam-Salvaged Island"
And "Tale of Two Mice"
NEWS IN BRIEF I
WINCHESTER, Tenn. WP> — A
61-year-old farmer-preacher said
today that his marriage to a 14
year-old school girl was “God’s
will” and “I love to do God’s will
regardless of men.” R. S. Holt,
who is being held in jail here un
der $6,000 bond on charges of ab
duction and violating the age of
consent brought by the girl’s
father, told reporters in the pres
ence of Sheriff Jim Smith that his
bride had turned against him.
WASHINGTON, (/P) — The
American Bar Association today
asked Congress to change the G.
I. Bill of Rights so that young law
yer-veterans could receive on-the
job training grants for the first
two years after being adimitted to
the bar. But the Veterans Admin
istration has ruled that a man.
once admitted to the bar (author
ized by the courts to practice^ is
ineligible for allowances.
LONDON, —Wisconsin-born
H. Gordon Selfridge, 90, who
brought American merchandising
methods to Britain, died at his
Putney home Thursday of bron-1
chial pneumonia.
Selfridge began his spectacular
business career with Chicago’s
Marshall Field & Co., and retired
with a fortune in less than 25
years. He resumed his career in
London with a stoi'e which be
SEATTLE, (>P)—Conciliators to
day reported there were no agree
ments in sight in various Alaska
fishing and cannery negotiations.
Officials of- machinists union
local 79. were to meet with repre
sentatives of the Alaska Salmon
industry today in the office of U.
S. conciliator Albin L. Peterson.
Champ Boxing At
Ft. Richardson
ANCHORAGE, (/P)—Lithe fast
boxers and big heavy sluggers be
gan filtering into adjacent Fort
Richardson in preparation for the
Alaskan armed forces boxing
championships to be run off May
13-17.
The five-day meet, open to all
service personnel in the northern
territory, will crown new cham
pions in each division. The lone
defending champion remaining in
the-Territory, heavyweight Percy
Blatchford of Golovin, Alaska, j
was decisioned in the Fort Rich
ardson finals by Roosevelt La
board, 1943 New York State Gol
den Gloves titlist.
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One of the outstanding entries
to date is Vladimir Mastilovich,
1945-46 Midwest Golden Gloves
welterweight winner, now of Fort
Richardson.
Entries have been filed from
Shemya, Fort Glenn, Ladd Field,
Fairbanks, Fort Greely, Adak, and
Richardson.
Winter Returns
To States j
(By The Associated Press)
A chilly blast of air from Can
ada dominated the entire country
east of the Rockies Thursday, and
sub-normal temperatures were ex-'
pected to continue for two or three
days.
Snow flurries were reported
from northern and eastern Michi
gan eastwad, with Syracuse, N.
Y., reportnig 1.6 inches of snow
overnight.
Spring seemed to be trapped
west of the Rockies. Warm, plea
! sant weather prevailed in the
1 Rocky Mountain states and the
far west and southwest.
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THIS WEEK'S
SPECIALS
FRESH
MEAT
JUST RECEIVED AN
AIR SHIPMENT OF
FRESH BEEF
AND VEAL!
Prices are almost the
same as have been on
stock shipped in by boat.
NO MARSHMALLOWS
But We Have Stedd’s
Marshmallow
Cream
25c per jar
STEDD S CHICKEN
TAMALE
One Large Tamale In
Each Jar Wrapped In
Imitation Corn Husk
2 jars 65c
Brandied
PEACHES
Closing Out At
$1.25 per jar
OLD MILL
Watermelon
Rind
65c per jar
GRINGO
Sweet Pickle
Melon
60c per jar
SWEET
Pimienlo
Peppers
(Whole or Pieces)
Packed in Vinegar and
will keep when opened
95c per quart
RANCHER’S PRIDE
Egg Noodles
and Turkey
Just Right for That
Family Dinner
2 No. 3 cans $1.25
KRAFT’S
Cottage Cheese
(Creamed or Country
Style)
16 oz. carton 40c
A.Polet
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