Ickes Can't Give !
Pauley Memos
To Committee
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WASHINGTON, Mar. 6, (A*,—
Ickes told the Senate Naval com-1
mittee that his memoranda on the
conversations with Edwin Pauley
were locked up in a bank vault
and couldn’t be produced immedi
ately for examination. The com
mittee had ordered Ickes to pro
duce the memoranda, which he
previously testified he made three
or four days after Pauley offered
him the “rawest proposition ever
made me,’’ assertedly in connec
tion with an attempt to raise
Democratic campaign funds in
1944.
Ickes said he didn’t receive no
tification until 6:45 p.m. yesterday
. to appear again as a witness in
Pauley’s nomination as undersec
retary of the Navy, therefore he
came without the notes.
PROCLAMATION
Friday, March 8, 1946, has been
designated as Public Health Day,
according to Territorial Health
Commissioner, Dr. Albrecht, there
fore I, Edward M. Seidenverg,
mayor of Nome, do hereby certify
the day and date mentioned here
in as Public Health Day in Nome.
A fitting health program will
be held Friday evening in the
Nome High School gymnasium
SPECIAL HEALTH PROGRAM
FRIDAY NIGHT AT SCHOOL
Friday evening at 7:30, there
will be a special program at the
Territorial School, sponsored by
the Territorial Nurse, Mrs. Ralph
Kitzmiller, in line with the proc
lamation of the mayor, to be
found in this issue. The program
will include motion pictures on
social hygiene and talks by Mayor
Seidenverg and Dr. Thomas Mor
com. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
MOVING
HEAVY HAULING FREIGHTING
Done by
JACK BULLOCK and CHARLES O’LEARY
Our Equipment Is Available
Call RED 41
MANY NEW BUILDINGS
APPEARING IN NOME ;
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The face of Nome's business and
residential district has had con
siderable alteration in the last
few days. Geo. Hite has brought
in several buildings from the post
and placed them on his property
on River street. Duke Mitrovitch
has moved in a sturdy looking
building on Front street, next to
the U. S. Mercantile, which will
be converted into an electrical
shop. Herk Edwards has cleaned
off the Jensen property on Front
street, thereby removing an eye
sore of long standing, and it is be
lieved will sell the property. He
has also moved in a quonset hut
on Mettler Way across from the
Sommers Shop. The N. C. Com
pany have moved buildings into
the outside garden plot of T. Leh
mann on Third Ave.
The Nome Skin Sewers have
been moving to their new quar
ters just completed, north of the
Native School on D street. Their
new building compromises a work
shop, display room and storage
space, and is a big improvement
over their former attic quarters in
the Native school house.
On the corner of Second Ave.
and D street is the future resi
dence of the U. S. Native Service
nurse, Miss Mildred Keaton.
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FOR SALE—Emerson portable ra
dio, Call Main 52. after 5:00
p.m. 27-2t
Scratch Pads on Sale at the
Nugget.
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
vmmmm/m/m
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plane bases
■■ DC*3 scheduled routes
— Alaska Airlines feeder
plane routes
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than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska.
Use the complete passenger and express services of Alaska
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Iran Premier Slays
In Moscow ,
MOSCOW, Mar. 6, (/P)— Iranian
Premier Ahmed Qavam, prolonged
his stay in Moscow for further
conversations with Soviet offi
cials concerning the troublesome
situation in Iran. The Premier
was originally scheduled to leave
for Tehran yesterday, but changed
his mind suddenly.
An informed source said that
an understanding of some sort
might be in the offing. The Pre
mier said he discussed the ques
tion of the presence of Red army
troops in Iran. The troops were
scheduled under British, Ameri
can and Russian treaty to depart
by March second.
PIONEER ALEX WEIR
CROSSES DIVIDE
Alex Weir oldtimer of 45 years
residence in Alaska, passed away
at St. Ann’s hospital, Juneau, Fri
day. after being in failing health
for some time. Born in London,
Ontario, 81 years ago, he lived at
Nome. Flat and Iditarod before
settling in Juneau. He had been
retired from the mercantile busi
ness for a number of years. Fun
eral services to be conducted by
the Pioneers of Alaska, await in
structions from a brother living
in California. Weir belonged to
Pioneer Igloo 10, Flat.
ARCTIC CLUB MASQUE
ADDS PRIZE
Jane Galvin, the hard-working
and capable entertainment chair
man of the Arctic Club, has just
announced a further prize has
been obtained, and will be given
for the “best sustained character.”
Jane also wishes to remind that
because the offices at which res
ervations are being made will be
closed Saturday, all persons who
plan on attending this evening of
fun must make reservations not
later than Friday, 5:00 p.m.
D 5 E A M
THEATER
NOME. ALASKA
1 Show, March 6 and 7, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“THE HEAT S ON”
MAE WEST. VICTOR MOORE
2 Shows, March 8, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“THE GREAT
GILDERSLEEVE”
HAROLD PEARY.
JANE DARWELL
Also "JUNGLE GIRL". No. 15
And "DONALD'S GARDEN"
1 Show. March 9. 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“I DOOD IT"
RED SKELTON.
ELEANOR POWELL
Also "THROUGH THE
COLORADO ROCKIES"
2 Shows. Mar. 10, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“LADY BODYGUARD'’
ANNE SHIRLEY.
EDDIE ALBERT
Also 'UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS'
And "FLEETS OF STRENGTH"
1 Show, Mar. 11 and 12, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“JANIE
JOYCE REYNOLDS.
Also "THE BEAR'S TALE"
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Meetings
PIONEER CARD PXRTY
MARCH 6.
The fourth of the series of card
parties being held by the Pioneers
of Alaska will be held in the Ma
sonic Temple, Wednesday, March
6, at eight o'clock sharp. Prizes
for the games and a door prize
will be given as well as trophy
1 prizes for the series. 27-2t
Remember - -
There is no substitute for
ALASKAN GROWN PORK
YOUNG, TENDER and FIRM
Properly Fed and Butchered by
a graduate in animal husbandry
No Excess Fat Just Right
Buy your favorite piece
A. POLET