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Hazel M. Kell Looking
Over Sunset Dredge
After an absence of 11 years
Hazel Kell returned Saturday on
a business trip and is busy re
newing her friendships made over
a period of seven years.
Mrs. Kell, who has been most
active in the Sourdough Club of
Oakland and San Francisco,
brought news o*f many former
Nomeites, most of whom would
like the opportunity to return
some day to the far north.
Mrs. Kell is looking over the
possibility .of operating the Sun
set Mines dredge this summer, as
she has mining ground in that
area.
With her is A1 Monohan, mining
man with experience in Canada.
Arriving this morning with Pan
American were a group of U.S.
Tin Mines officials who are en
route to Lost River.
Ken Kadow, company head, was
accompanied by Spencer Stokes,
auditor, and J. Gilmore, manager
of the Seattle office. They plan
to be at the mine for several days.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST
MEETING APRIL 5
Saturday night, April 5 is
Youth for Christ night again. This
meeting will be held in the As
sembly of God Church on 3rd
Avenue. A good program has been
arranged with the guest speaker
being the evangelist Mrs. B. V.
Seals, who has been ministering
at the Church of the Nazarene for
the past two weeks.
Two very special musical fea
tures of the program will be the
Men’s Choir and the Youth for
Christ orchestra. The orchestra
will be making its first appear
ance and if well received will
probably be a regular feature of
these evenings. Other vocal num
bers will be included in this part
of the program.
The charter proclaiming Nome
Youth of Christ officially a mem
ber of Youth for Christ Interna
tional, will be presented. This
takes the Nome group into the
world-wide effort that is being
put forth to win young people
of all races to Christ.
Arctic Native Brotherhood
DANCE
SATURDAY, APRIL 5
String Band Music — Refreshments
Doors Open 9 p.m. Door Prize
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SS Denali Apr. 17
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SNOW WILL DELAY START
OF WORK ON NWA PROJECTS
It has been announced that op
erations on construction projects
at Romanzoff, Lisborne and Tin
City will be late in getting under
way .this year due to the amount
at snow in these areas. Officials
and department heads are arriv
ing daily to lay the groundwork
for the completion of these pro
ject!.
Out-of-town workers are ad
vised not to seek employment un
til after the first of May.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY BACK
FROM TRIP TO BARROW
District Attorney Jim von der
Heydt returned this morning from
Barrow where he has been on
official business since Feb. 25.
Stopping in Fairbanks on his re
turn trip, he attended a banquet
at which Governor Gruening was
the main speaker with statehood
as the theme.
Returning yesterday from Bar
row were the TJ.S. Marshal’s party
which brought in four prisoners
who have been bound over to the
Grand Jury from the Barrow pre
cinct.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my appreci
ation to the voters who supported
me in the city election. I will
serve to the best of my ability.
Helen Fagerstrom
NOTICE
All Nome citizens and especially
those named on the Tourist Com
mittee of the Northwestern Alas
ka Chamber of Commerce, are re
quested to attend a public meet
ing called at the City Hall for
Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m.
The purpose of the meeting is
to make plans for the coming
tourist season.
Reports reaching Nome are that
this year will witness a very large
increase in visitors.
WANT ADS
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FOUND—In vicinity of 3rd and
Steadman, one pair gauntlets.
May be had by paying for this
ad and calling for,,them at ART
and TRADING CENTER.
FOR SALE—Three-rm furnished
house, modern. Showers and
pumping system. Call after six.
Red 122. 43
FOUND — Pair of dark rimmed
glasses. Call at Nugget and pay
for this ad.
FOUND—Gold-rimmed glasses in
brown leather case. Call at
Nugget. •
FOR SALE — Minute Pool blanks
, at the Nugget.
FOR SALE—Chinchilla Breeding
Stock. World’s finest fur bear
ing animals, profitable new in
dustry, proven successful in Al
aska. For full details write:
Alaska Chinchilla Ranch, Box
188, Anchorage, Alaska.
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, April 4 — 7:15 & 9 pan.
"OUTCASTS OF THE TRAIL"
Monte Hale
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Saturday, April 5 — 7:30 pan.
"BEAU GESTE"
Gary Cooper - Ray Milland
Susan Hayward
Sunday. April 6 — 7:30 p.m.
"FILE ON THELMA JORDON"
Barbara Stanwyck, Paul Kelly
Wendell Corey
CAA Conference
Ends Here Today
The Civil Aeronautics Admini
stration management and super
visory conference closed here to
day with meetings ot the elec
tronics maintenance technician
group.
Regional Training Officer F. M.
B. Merrithew summarized the
work of the conference and poin
ted out ,the benefits to* be derived
by supervisory personnel who ap
plied 'the principles and proced
ures which were covered.
Conference members commen
ted upon the effectiveness of pres
entations by regional office per
sonnel and upon the thoroughness
of the preparations for the indi
vidual sessions.
Local arrangements were under
th? direction of CAA Station Man
ager Robert L. Hall.
The team of instructors will go
from here to Fairbanks, where a
conference will be held on April
14, 1952.
This program is part of a man
agement improvement effort or
dered by President Truman for
all government agencies.
Eastern Stars Schedule
Easter Party Monday Night
An Easter party is scheduled for
next Monday evening at the Ma
sonic Temple when the Order of
Eastern Star hold their regular
meeting.
The Worthy Matron, Mrs. Ben
Young, requests that all members
planning to bring guests please
notify her before Monday noon
for the convenience of the com
mittee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murane are
leaving for the States today. Mr.
Murane, who has been experi
menting with a new system of
gold mining, through -the shore
ice on Bering Sea, has found that
his equipment is not quite right
for the venture. He plans to work
oait another type of ice saw and
return early next spring and try
again.
Laurie Maiiila has been admit
ted to the hospital.
Vote For 1
Richard E. Lee
Republican Candidate
for
House of Representatives
At The
Primary Election, April 29ih
You, the taxpayers of the Second
Division, are vitally interested in
having your tax dollars put to their
most effective use by our govern
ment.
You, as voters, are also interested
in obtaining people representing you
at the Territorial Legislature who are
QUALIFIED to work and fight for
your individual interests. I want to
see the Second Division given its
proportionate amount of tax monies
rightfully due it for the constructive
development of the economy of our
country.
In the 37 years I have lived in the
Second Division and during the 17
years I have been actively engaged
in mining as manager of Lee Broth
ers Dredging Co., I have acquired a
knowledge and understanding of the
needs of our country and our people
which, in my opinion, qualifies me
completely to assume the responsi
bilities of good legislation and legis
lative procedure.
When you go to the polls on
April 29th ask for the Repub
lican ballot, the "Eisenhower
Party" ballot; and please re
member, your vote for me for
representative will be appreci
ated. Thank you.
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