N Y Daily News
Editor Dies
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NEW YORK CITY, May 27,—(/P)
—Joseph Medill Patterson. 67. i
who founded the New York Daily
News, died in Doctors Hospital.
Patterson was president of the
News Syndicate Co., which pub
lishes the NS, and of the Chicago
Tribune—New York News Syn
dicate which publishes and dis
tributes features appearing in the
two papers.
The NEWS had the largest daily
and Sunday circulation of any
newspapers in the United States.
Scientists Recover j
From Exposure
To Atomic- Rays
LOS ALAMOS. N.M. May 27,—
i/P)—Four men were injured in
an accidental exposure to radia
tion in the government’s atomic
laboratory some time ago, have
now been discharged from the
hospital. The condition of four
others is satisfactory. The army
reported that among the scient
ists remaining under treatment
is Dr. Louis of Winnipeg, Canada.
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1 Show, May 27, & 28. 7:30 p.m.
MONDAY & TUESDAY
‘TENDER COMRADE”
Ginger ROGERS, Robert RYAN
Also. "MOVIE PESTS"
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1 Show, May 29 & 30 7:30 p.m.1
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“SWING FEVER”
Kay Kyser, Marilyn Maxwell
Also "THE PHANTOM" No. 10
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FRIDAY
“SAN FERNANDO
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Roy ROGERS & Dale EVANS
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SATURDAY
“STANDING ROOM
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Paulelle Goddard.
Fred MacMurray
also "POPULAR SCIENCE' No. 8
2 Shows, June 2, 7:15 & 9 p.m.
SUNDAY
“DOUGHBOYS IN
IRELAND”
Kenny Baker, Lynn Merrick
Also "A NIGHT IN MEXICO
CITY
And "THERE'S SOMETHING
ABOUT A SOLDIER"
New Schedules
l~~l EFFECTIVE l~~1
May 1st
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Tuesday — Naknek, Bethel.
Thursday, Sunday — Anchorage, Homer, Naknek.
Saturday — Anchorage, McGrath, Bethel.
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HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
FRIDAY EVENING
The Commencement Exercises
of the Nome Territorial School
were held last Friday evening at
the Nome High School auditorium
which was filled with the many
friends of the graduating Seniors.
The three graduates, Caroline
McLain, Grace Putkuk and S.
David Mazen marched down the
aisle, followed by the the Eighth
Grade students, to the music of
the processional played by Mrs.
*
Dorothy Thompson.
Music during the program was
furnished by Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
S. Grill, the High School chorus,
and the Eighth Grade chorus.
The address of the evening was;
made by Mr. John McNees, of the
United States Weather Bureau
in Nome. Mr. McNees compared
the graduating class to that of
hi^ own of ten years ago and re
minded the graduates that many
of their dreams would not come
true in that length of time. He
admonished them that by giving
a maximum amount of happiness j
to -others they would have in re
turn a maximum amount of hap- 1
piness for themselves.
Mr. McNees revealed statistics I
that by all three students, enter- i
ing collegs next fall, would have
placed their school far above the
average.
Presentation of the diplomas
was made by Superintendent,
J. W. Thompson, who congratu
lated the students for their
achievement.
MISS MCSHAN GOES
TO NEW POSITION
WITH LAND OFFICE
Helen McShan, formerly of the
OPA Office here, and more re
cently with Polet’s Store, has been
: selected for the position in the
U. S. Land Office for registration
of patented lands.
The registration office opened
this morning on the third floor
of the Federal Building.
N. C. “NYLONS” ARE
GONE IN MINUTES
The N. C. Store gladdened the
wardrobes of the women of Nome
with their “sale” of “Nylons”
(whatever they are) last Satur
day afternoon.
The line formed early and long
and many of the ladies were sent
home happy. Those arrived af
ter the supply was gone were in
formed that there would soon be
more.
FORMER NOMEITE
DIES IN CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Anna H. Casey, well
known Nomeite of the early days,
who ran a lodging house for many
years here, died at the age of 83,
in Los Angeles, California, where i
she has made her home since leav
ing Alaska.
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