FEDERATED SUNDAY SCHOOL
LUNCHEON SATURDAY NOON
The Federated Church Sunday
School are giving a luncheon at
the Federated Church next Sat
urday for the purpose of raising
funds to remodel the Sunday i
School rooms. It is planned to put
new lighting fixtures, new drupes
into the rooms and it is necessary
to refinish the floors. The Sunday
School children wish to help fi
nance the project themselves, so
the older girls are putitng on the
luncheon, assisted by the teachers.
Lunch will be served from eleven
o’clock until two o’clock, and a
musical program has been arrang
ed during the luncheon hours.
The menu and further details
will be published on Friday.
SURPLUS PROPERTY MAN
TO ARRIVE THURSDAY
Donald R. Wilson, deputy direc
tor of the U. S. Surplus Property
whose office is in Anchorage, will
arrive tomorrow by plane.
ERIC NELSON i
CRITICALLY ILL
Eric Nelson, well-known Nome
ite, owner of the Pioneer Water
Company, is in a critical condition
in a Seattle hospital, it was reli
ably reported here today. The re
port stated that the condition
came on quite suddenly, but that
there was nothing definite as to
the cause of the illness. Mr. Nel
son has been in the States for the
past three months.
OSCAR PANNICK DIES
IN HOSPITAL
Oscar Pannick, who has been in
the hospital for some time, died
yesterday at the hospital. His
brother, Harry Pannick, wife and
mother, made the trip from Fair
banks on Monday to be with him.
Oscar came to Nome from White
Mountain and also lived in Golo
vin. The funeral will be from the
Lavinia Wallace Young Mission.
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Security Council
Postpone Opening
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NEW YORK, Mar. 13, (/P)—1The
meeting of the security council of
the United Nations Organization,
i
originally scheduled to open here
March 21, probably will not begin
until March 25, Benjamin Cohen,
Chile assistant secretary general
in charge of UNO’s department of
public information said bad wea
ther in Europe had disrupted fly
ing schedules and made it neces- ;
sary for the four-day postpone
ment.
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DEVELOPMENT BOARD
MANAGER TO ARRIVE HERE
Henry Clark, recently appoint
ed general manager of the Alaska
Development Board is due to ar
rive in Nome tomorrow from Jun- j
eau on a survey of the potentiali
ties of the Seward Peninsula and
j the Second Division. Mr. Clark,
who is Alaska born, and who has
| served in the U. S. Army until re
cently, has had considerable ex
perience in his work and is cov
ering the Territory to learn first
i hand what is most needed in the
' development of all parts of the
' Territory. He plans to be in Nome'
j two days.j
V.FGM, APVERTISMFMT
NOTICE TO CITY VOTERS
The Poll Book for the registra
tion of voters for the city election
has been open since Feb. 20th and
will be closed Mar. 23d.
It is part;cularly important that
all qualified electors should regis
ter as Ordnance No. 311 for aban
; doning Lane’s Way, south of Front
St. as a street shall be up for vote.
CARRIE M. McLAIN,
! 31-32 Nome City Clerk.
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Only terminal points are shown on the above map. There are more
than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska.
Use the complete passenger and express services of Alaska
Airlines. Phone MAIN 66 NOME, ALASKA
PLPSKP PIRLINES
Tr uman W ithdraws
Pauley Nomination
WASHINGTON, Mar. 13, </P>—
President Truman withdrew the
nomination of Edwin Pauley, Cal
ifornia oil man, as undersecretary
of the navy. The President acted |
on Pauley’s request. In a letter,
Truman told Pauley he “met the!
challenge” of his nomination with
facts, and added “you answered
prejudice with a complete forth
right resume of your career, with
amazing patience under continued
misrepresentation.”
The announcement of the with
drawal came to chairman Walsh
of the Senate naval affairs com
mittee, after a thirty-minute closed
session. Walsh handed the report
ers the statement, declaring the
committee “commends Pauley for
his patriotic action in requesting
the President to withdraw his
nomination.”
The action wound up six weeks
of controversy, which boiled up at
one point in the explosive resigna
tion of Ickes, who criticized the
nomination.
Packers To Retain
Wartime Practice
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 13, (/P)
Alaska Packers, Inc., with head
quarters here, announced it would
continue the wartime practice of
dispatching cannery fleet em
ployees from Puget Sound ports
instead of the Bay area. Fishing
operations will begin next month.
The change may be permanent,
packing officials intimated.
Meetings
NOTICE
Pioneer Men will meet Wednes
day evening, March 13, at the
Whaley House for a regular meet
ing. Robert Baldwin, Secy.
DREAM
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NOME. ALASKA
1 Show, Mar. 13 and 14. 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“MAN FROM FRISCO”
MICHAEL O'SHEA,
ANNE SHIRLEY
Also "TREE FOR TWO"
2 Shows, Mar. 15, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“HANDS ACROSS THE
BORDER”
ROY ROGERS. RUTH TERRY
Also 'BACK FROM THE FRONT*
1 Show. March 16, 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“FIVE GRAVES TO
CAIRO”
FRANCHOT TONE.
ANNE BAXTER
Also "MEET THE CHAMP"
2 Shows, Mar. 17, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“TUNISIAN VICTORY”
BERNARD MILES.
BURGESS MEREDITH
Also "IMPORTANT BUSINESS"
1 Show, Mar. 18 and 19, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“SPITFIRE”
LESLIE HOWARD. T
ROSAMUND JOHN
Also "SHOWHORSE"
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