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Franklin Brown was sentenced
to 90 dain the federal jail for
giving liquor to a minor.
Orella Brown, was sentenced to
four months for being drunk on a
public street.
Joe Omelak was sentenced to six
months in jail for being drunk
and disorderly in a private home
to the annoyance of others.
Chester Adalok of Wales is be
ing held for observation on a
charge of insanity.
Daisy Wilcox was given 120
days suspended sentence on two
counts, being drunk on a public
street and drinking on a public
street.
Charles Weokoluk has been
given 3 months for discharging a
firearm while under the influence
of liquor.
I. N. Condell* former resident
who has not been here for the
past seven years returned for a
visit Monday. Mr. Condell who
mined in this area finds Nome
somewhat changed since his de
parture but he stated, “changed
for the better.” He has been liv
ing in Seattle and Anchorage.
LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
GIRLS CLUB ENTERTAINS
On Monday, May 16, the Inter
mediate Girls’ Club of the Lavinia
Wallace Young Mission held a dis
play in their club house of the
sewing and hand work they have
done this spring. Women and girls
who are interested in such work
were the invited guests. A num
ber of useful and attractive arti
cles were shown.
A short program consisting of a
comic pantomime, hymns, and
scriptures was given, after which
refreshments were served. Martha
Kalerak poured, and was assisted
by Clara Brown, Ruth Nershak,
and Anna Wilkalkia. Other mem
bers of the Club mingled with the
visitors as hostesses,
i This Club was organized by
Miss Dorothy M. Russell, so it was
quite fitting that this public meet
; ing was held on her birthday. A
letter from her was read in which
she sent greetings to her Nome
friends. She is now in charge of a
Methodist rooming house for
working girls in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Sgi. Edgar Smith was named
for the Walrus Club Milk Fund
honors this week.
California Kills
Anti-Red Bill
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (fP)— A
state assembly committee rejected
last night a bill to allow labor
unions to throw out members of
subversive groups. Sponsors said
the measure was aimed at com
munists.
The vote of the assembly indus
trial relations committee was 6 to
2. It was the first defeat state
Senator Jack B. Tenney of Los
Angeles has met in his 1949 anti
communist program. He is chair
man of the Senate committee on
un-American activities, and advo
cated the bill.
Tenney already has succeeded
in putting through the Senate a
series of proposals to require loy
alty oaths by teachers, lawyers,
legislators and public-office can
didates.
A SON FOR
THE WARNERS
Sgt. and Mrs. Leonard L. War
ner are the parents of a baby boy,
born on the evening of May 18th,
1949. He weighed in at 8 pounds
10 ounces. He has been named
Glen Kenneth. Will be at home
soon at 388 W. 1st St.
ROTARY CLUB
At the Nome Rotary Club meet
ing Thursday noon. Joe Hunt, local
tonsorial artist, was admitted to{
membership.
Mr. P. Magnusson, of the bur
eau of fisheries, gave a talk on
the Arctic shee fish. He stated that
he was going north to study to sit
uation in the vicinity of Kotzebue
for the commercialization of the
shee fish industry.
Mr. George Hellerich, manager
or the Gold Beach Dredging Co.,
at Nome, spoke to the club on the
world gold situation. Ife said Con
gress had been quite lenient tow
ard Alaska in the gold mining
business and to the States in gen
eral and would probably took
with favor on opening the world
market for gold although there
was little likelihood that the price
of gold would be increased locally.
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BOY SCOUTS TO BE
BABY SITTERS
The Boy Scouts of Troop 666
have agreed to help the Girl
Scouts with their Bazaar, Friday
night, May 20th. They have
volunteered to take care of all
babies brought to the Bazaar by
their parents. The charge will be
25c for the evening.
OH. DIANA! THE MISS THAT’S A HIT
what'? NVORE MONGyPf? NOVY VOU JUST !
LISTEN TO NAE, YOUNG LADV/ I'fA SICK 1
/AND TIRED OF THE VMAsV YOU'VE BEEN
THROWING NAV NAONEy AW AC// IT'S
GOING TO STOP RIGHT AOW/...
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QUIET// XT* DOING THE TALKING
THIS TIME/ WHY YOU CAN'T SHOW
ME ONE SINGLE WORTH WHILE
THING THAT YOU'VE SPENT IT ON
can you?/ no, you can't/...sbb?/
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I-X'VE BEEN TRYING
TO TELL YOU, DAD...
X'VE BEEN BUVING
SAVINGS BONOS
WITH IT FOR YOU// ^
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l-EET TO V\Y HOUSE? SLURP'S OM H\S
1 MAY OVER WITH H\S CAKAERA/
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REALLY, DIANA P ^ OH, HE'5 SltAPLV
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WAS A SHUT TER BUG. ) ACTUALLY A
IS HE ANY GOOD GENIUS I WNEAN /
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UP OF NAE ON THE CANAPUS THAT WAS
DEFINITELY A PERFECT JUNE FLLYSON
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SCORCHY SMITH ACE OF THE AIR STRIPS
HE TIMELY ARRIVAL
OF SYKES SQUAD OF
ELEPHANTS SEWS UP
SOOPCHY'S BLOODLESS
STRATEGY/ WITH THE
MUTINOUS LOGGING
COOLIES OVERAWED AND \
DISARMED VICTORY IS
COMPLETE EXCEPT FOR
THE ESCAPE OF THE
RINGLEADER ALIKASZH
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[ BY THE PALM IS RESERVE? If WEt> HAVE TO EAT
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JAMES EDWARDS WANTS
TO HEAR FROM FRIENDS
James Edwards, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herk Edwards, who attended
the Nome High School, writes
from Memphis, Tenn., where he is
now stationed, having been trans
ferred from the naval base at San
Diego recently.
Jimmy, who attended Nome
High School has been in the Naval
Air Force since January when he
enlisted and finds the work very
interesting. He had a nice visit in
Seattle recently v. Ith his former
Nome classmate Bo Mozee and
also saw the Jack Dowd family.
He would like to hear from his
friends in Nome and can be reach
ed as follows: James Edwards
A/A; 799-41-02 N.A.F., Northside,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Mew 1949
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