RAILWAY EXPRESS GETS
NEW AGENT, C. D. ANDERSON
The Railway Express Agency
announces that they have obtained
a new agent for Nome, C. D.
Anderson. The Nome Publishing
Company, which has haudled the
express for several years, has been
handling it the past two years
as a public service because the
Express Company was unable to
get anyone to take over.
The floor space at the office
of the Nome Nugget will be used
to expand for the increased print
ing work for the shop.
JOHNSOS-POHL DREDGE
BEING MOVED TO EAST END
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The Johnson-Pohl Co., is busy
moving the huge all metal dredge
which they shipped to Nome last
year. The parts of the dredge
have been stored on the River
Street docks at the foot of D St.,
and is now being moved to the
company’s mining property at the
east limits of the City.
The crew will begin assembly
of the dredge soon.
MEMORIAL DAY POPPIES
UNDER AUSPICES OF Y.F.W.
Memorial Day Poppies will be
on sale tomorrow under the aus
pices of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, by some of the school boys.
Last Saturday the American
Legion sponsored the sale with
a group of girls selling the “pop
pies” for them.
Proceeds from both sales go to
the hospitals for disabled soldiers
throughout the United States.
JOE WALSH AND FAMILY
PLAN RETURN TO NOME
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh and
child are reported to be moving
soon to Nome to make their home
here. Joe has been with the CAA
for several years and will be in
charge of operations here.
KELLIHERS BUY HOME
ON KING'S WAY
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kelliher
will soon be moving into their new
residence on King’s Way. It it re
ported they purchased the pro
perty just east of the Jack Dowd
residence.
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Arabs Attack Jews
In Jerusalem
U.N. Faces Crisis
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League said a third of Israel’s
army of about 45,000 well-trained
troops, is in Jerusalem. He in
dicated Arab strategy was to keep
supply lines cut and beat the Jews
into submission with shells, thirst
and hunger rather than by house
to house combat.
U.S. Ambassador Lewis Doug
las talked with British foreign
secretary Ernest Bevin in Lon
don for the fourth time in five
days. The British Cabinet met.
A focal issue was the fact 37
British officers are serving in Ab
dullah’s Arab Legion.
The U.N. itself faced a grave
crisis. The seven Arab nations
rejected its cease fire order yes
terday in a bold defiance of most
of the other nations of'the world.
The U.S. delegate said the situ
ation is so serious it requires
careful consideration of the Amer
ican government.
Dive bombers attacked Tel Aviv
main city of the Israeli regime.
The Egyptians safd two Jews
arrested near Gaza confessed to
throwing typhoid and dysentery
germs into the Egyptian army’s
water supply there.
British newspapers took note
of increasing American criticism
of Britain’s policy in Jerusalem.
The influential Times of London
said “Steps must be taken to en
sure that British officers are no
longer associated with Arab op
erations in the Holy Land.”
REVIVAL ENDS AT THE
NAZARENE CHURCH
Revival services at the Church
of the Nazarene which have been
in progress for ten days will close
with the Sunday evening service,
according to Rev. Lewis I. Hud
gins, pastor. These services have
been conducted by Rev. J. Mel
ton Thomas of Fairbanks, who
will preach the Sunday services.
Rev. Thomas announces that ser
mon topics of general revival
interest will be used.
One feature of the Sunday ser
vice will be the completion of a
Sunday School contest with the
Fairbanks Church of the Nazar
ene. This contest of the. two re
vival Sunday schools has been
conducted on a percentage basis
and has been aimed at stimulating
Sunday School interest in both
churches. It has also been used
as a means of better acquainting
the two congregations with each
other and thus heightening their
fellowship.
All residents of Nome who will
not be in other services Sunday
are welcome and urged to attend
these Sunday School services at
10:00 a.m. Sunday, and also the
closing revival services.
HOME ARTS CLUB
IMPROVING PLAYFIELD
The Nome Playfield, sponsored
by the Home Arts Club of Nome,
has been undergoing improve
ments the past week with the in
stallation of a new slide, new
swings and a giant stride, as well
as a fill of sand.
Ben Hyndman has been busy
installing the equipment in pre
paration for the two month per
iod of supervised play which is
given to the children of Nome
each summer by the Home Arts
Club.
Further announcement will be
made as to the hours the field
will be supervised and when the
playfield will be ready.
THE PRESIDENT GETS A POPPY
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President Truman gets the first "Buddy
Poppy" of 1948 from five-year-old Sandra Marie
Smith at the White House. Sandra, the daughter
of a deceased infantryman, lives with two
brothers at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home
at Eaton Rapids, Mich. The VFW sells the
poppies to raise funds for welfare and relief
work among needy veterans and their families.
(AP Wirephoto
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