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Friends or Mr. and Mrs.*
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to learn that their child was born
dead. on.,the island, according to
news,»;ecyiyed... f.
The Viericks are ANS teachers
stationed at the isolated village.
Mrs. Vierick is reported getting
along nicely. .
CREMIDAS ESTATE DISPOSED
The estate of Gus Cremidas was
awarded to Johnnie Cremidas,
better known as Johnnie Willett, in
the Probate Court here over the
weekend. - .
• Johnn^p Willett is at present in
school at Mt. Edbecumbe. •,.
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i., March 30 -:- 9 pm - 1 am
Music by Whitey’s Quartette
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tiiijay with a' * iatga;' shij>riient of
American military aid ^6r French
tjriion forces fighting tfti Commu
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The Sitkoh Bay carries 46 U.S.
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other military supplies.
NOTICE
Petitions circulated by candi
dates for the forthcoming- Muni
cipal and School Board election
must be filed in City Clerk's Of
fice by 5:00 p.m„ March 29,. 1951
36,2:. Carrie M. McLain
City Clerk
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THE AMERICAN LEGION
Nome Post 19
Tuesday* March 27th - 8 p.m.
Refreshments ■
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NOTICE
The NWA Chamber of Com
merce is host to all candidates fot
city election at their regular noon
luncheon March 27 at the Polaris
GrilL At that time candidates are
requested to present their plat
forms. All candidates for city elec
tion invited to attend.
Due to the large number of visi
tors expected it is requested that
reservations be made with the
Polaris Grill before 9 p.m., Mon
day* March 26.
Regular attendees must also
make reservations.
John McNees# Secretary
Notice of Election
Notice is hereby given Jthai the
am ual Municipal and School
Boar 1 Election will be held April
3# 1351# at the City Hall# Nome;
Alaska# for the purpose of elect
ing the following officers:
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Mayor; 3 members of the Com
mon Council for a 2-year term and
1 member for a 1-year term; City
Treasurer; City Clerk; and 1
member of the Nome School Board
for a 3-year term and 1 member
for a 2-year term.
Polls will open at 8:00 ami. and
will close at 6:00 pmu
Carrie M. McLain
35,2 City Clerk
WANT ADS
ORDER RUBBER STAMPS at the
Nugget Office.
FOR SALE—Electric Roaster and
. Grill, almost new. Bargain. Call
at Nugget. 16-tf
FOUND— Green Wallet. Call at
Nugget. tf
FOUND—Single key on metal
ring. Call at Nugget. tf
WANTED— Stenographer. See
Tanner, lawyer. 33,3
WANTED— Telephone operator,
midnight to 8 ami. shift. No ex
perience nec. Alaska Tel. & Tel. Co.
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SEAcTTTJfc$l>^-A suit seeking
$25,000 , damages . for defamation
of character has been filed in
King County court, as the after
math of 3 dispute in the Alaska
Fishermen’s Union (independent).
Oscar Anderson, of Seattle, sec
retary-treasurer of the union, filed
the suit against Oscar Erickson,
the union’s port agent in Ketchi
kan.
Meanwhile, it was reported
that a union “rank-and-file com
mittee,” which fovored merger of
the union with Harry Bridges*
International Longshoremen and
Warehousemen’s Union (indepen
dent), had been dissolved. . ;
The complaint filed by Ander-I
son asserted that Erickson favored
the; merger and that Ericksonfiled
charges in the union against An
derson in an attempt to remove
him from office.
Among the charges, according
to the complaint, were that Ander
son “had sold out trap and tend
ermen” in contract negotiations
with the employers in 1950, that
Anderson sought to relegate Alas
kans to “second class” member
ship in the union, and that An
derson failed to carry out other
duties of his office .
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In his suit yesterday, Anderson
denied the charges. He said they
had seriously damaged his repu
tation. . ...»
There are from 90,000 to 100,000
soda fountains in the United 3tates
while the number in European
countries is probably not more
than 1,000.
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expansion program. A, second sup
plemental bill, providing another
$16,794,000,000, was adopted early
last , January. . Prepared before
Mr. Truman made his mid-Dec
ember decision to enlarge the mo
bilization effort again, it did not
contain enpugh, funds to go for
ward with the newly revised prtj
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Of the total $41,791,000,000 pro
vidad, to- d^te, • |l«.413.,,OOP^:3 is
for the Army, $10,749,000^^) fpr
the $$yy, $13*946,000,000 for the
Air Force and $684,000,000 for thp
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