; ‘nate Passes
uhlie Land Pill
’) Special Washington Service'
V Ashing TON. ol>> — Legisla
tion to grant Alaska 371,_> per cent
ot the receipts from Territorial
pi Tic lands passed the Senate
v erday and was returned to the
11 use for concurrent amend
! nts.
'he amendments would except
eipts from naval oil reserves
1 m those which the Territory
v uld share.
Inactment of the bill would put
<ska on the same basis in re
TERRITORIAL VA DIRECTOR
TO ARRIVE HERE SOON
Harry Palmer, regional director
of the Territorial Veterans Affairs
commission has announced that he
will arrive this week end for the
purpose of reviewing the loan ap
plications for veterans here.
ARVO SAARIO RETURNS
FROM STATES TRIP
Arvo Saario, owner of the
Board of Trade, who has been n
the States on business and a short
vacation returned Monday w "h
his brother Bob Saario.
gard to public land receipts as th?
States.
LEWIS CAB CO.
Phone MAIN 144
Neill, Clark & Company
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS
TAX COUNSELORS
Office in Wallace Hotel - Phone Main 11
Juneau NOME Fairbanks
Furniture - Mirrors - Glass - Paint
Linoleum - Stoves - Appliances
Bldg. Material - Bldg. Hardware
Something New For Nome
Green’s
Furniture Store
We will soon have a Complete
Stock of Furniture of All Kinds
in addition to the line of Specialty
Furniture and Cabinets which we
are now making!
— Featuring —
Biltwell Overstuffed Furniture
Simmons Beds and Furniture
Olympic Knockdown Furniture
Armstrong Floor Covering
Easy Spindrier Washing Machines
Royal Ranges
Reliance Burners
Fuller Paints, Glass and Mirrors
Phone
Opposite the High School Black 52
— *TPLE MARRIED
IN COUNCIL
Andrew McCafferty and Julia
Murray of Elim were married by
Rev. L. E. Ost on May fifth in
Council. After the ceremony a re
ception was held at the Ost resi
dence.
TAKES PRISONERS
TO STATES
Deputy marshal James Vander
Heydt . left Monday with A.
Sehenck for McNeil Island, and
Martha Chikimute from the lower'
Yukon, who has been committed
\) Morningside.
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HOME ARTS CLUB
MET TUESDAY NIGHT
The Home Arts Club met at the |
home of Mrs. Robert Baldwin last |
night and the members kept sev- j
oral sewing machines busy mak-1
ing ap 1*0ns which will be placed j
on sale in June for the benefit of
the Club's civic project, which is
supervised playfield adjacent to
the Territorial school.
DR. FRANK WHEELOCKS
LEAVING FOR BOSTON
Dr. Frank Wheelock and fam- (
ily. who have been on the Post:
for the past year and made many 1
friends in town during their stay, j
are leaving for their Boston home1
this week.
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JENNIE MARTIN TO STATES
ON VISIT
Mrs. Garnet Martin, of the
North Pole Bakery, and daughter
Mrs. Thomas Martin and two chil
dren, left for the States last Mon
day for a visit.
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FRANCES SCHOENIG
LEAVES FOR JUNEAU
Frances Schoenig of the Terri
torial Welfare Department, who
has been recalled to Juneau due j
to insufficient funds to operate
the local office, left Monday?
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NOTICE
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Applications shall be received
in the City Clerk’s office until
5:00 P.M. May 12th for the fol-'
lowing positions in the Nome Fire
and Police Department:
Assistant Chief of Fire and Police
Dept.$350.00 per mo.
Engineer . 300.00 per mo. |
Driver . 300.00 per mo.
Utility Man . 300.00 per mo.
Nome Common Council,
Pub. May 7 and 9 City Clerk
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ATTENTION PIONEERS
Meeting Pioneer Igloo, Wed
nesday, 8 o'clock. R. Baldwin
Classified Ads
LOST—I pair amber Ray-Ban
Glasses. Plastic Frame. $5.00 re
ward. Munz Air Co. 55-3t
FOR SALE—Lot 50 x 70 with 3
room house partly furnished. Call
Main 62. 49-tf
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DREAM
THEATER
—•—
1 Show May 7 and 8, 7:30 P.M.
Wednesday and Thursday
"YOU CAME ALONG’"
Robert Cummings
Lizabeth Scott
Also"Heroes On the Mend"
—•—
2 Shows, May 9. 7:15 & 9:00 P.M.
Friday
"BLAZING WESTERN TRAIL"
Charles Starrett
And "Spy Smasher," No. 8
Also "I'm Just Curious"
Dead Unburied
In London
LONDON, (/lb—The dead were
imburied in the City of London to
day.
The ,,City” is the mile-square,
historic section of L mdon which
contains the big banks, the law
courts, the newspapers and maga
zines, Billingsgate Fish Market
and—currently—a strike by em
ployees of the city corporation.
Street cleaners, bridge opera
tors, grave-diggers and other pub
lic workers are involved in the
strike, which is against the promo
tion of a fish market policeman to
sergeant.
EASTERN STAR FATHERS
ENTERTAIN MOTHERS
The fathers of the local Eastern
Star chapter entertained the moth
ers of the order with a special
party last Monday night at the
Masonic Temple. American beauty
roses were presented to the honor
ed members, when they entered
the chapter room and following the
meeting, during which a beautiful
Mother’s Day ceremony was pre
sented by the Worthy Matron,
Mrs. E. H. Mahan and officers, an
entertainment specially prepared
by Col. J. Bodle was given.
Culmin ating the evening’s
many surprises was a fried chick
en buffet supper served on dec
orated and candlelit tables.
CITY COUNCIL HELD
SPECIAL MEETING
The City Council held a special
meeting last night to act on the
applications received for Chief of
Fire and Police department. Ap
plications were received from Jim
McAlee, A. L. Montgomery and
A. C. Brown, who is at present
employed in that capacity, and
was awarded the posiiton for an
other year.
LOUIS SOHA ARRIVES
IN NOME
Louis Soha, training pilot for
the Bronson Flying Service, ar
rived last Monday with Wien Air
lines. *
MRS. RICHARD WEBB AND
CHILDREN BACK HOME
Mrs. Richard Webb and chil
dren who have been in Portland
for several weeks where Dickie
was receiving medical attention
for his eyes, returned home last'
Monday.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY
WASHINGTON, J7P) — At the
height of the telephone strike, a
little old lady crossed the picket.
line in front of the phone com
pany’s main office here, carrying
a box of candy and bouquet of
flowers.
She explained she wanted to
give them to operator Y, “a very
sweet girl” who had put through
an emergency call for her.
She was taken in and introduced
to the “very sweet girl”—who hap
pened to be William Wilfong, unit|
manager, who was substituting
during the strike.
TRAFFIC TRIBULATION
SEATTLE, (/P) — “The light
changes, and there he was still
kissing the girl,” traffic patrolman
S. J. Stevenson told the court.
“She had her head on by shoul
der. She was aslpeed,” replied 22
year-old Charles W. Clapper, GI
student charged with reckless driv
ing: “I just leaned over to look at
her. Going to marry her I hope.”
Commented bachelor judge Roy
DeGrief: “You are liable to have a
serious accident. The fine will be
$15.”
ADDITIONAL
FROZEN ITEMS
TO LOSE OUT AT
BIG REDUC [TON
OVEN-BAKED
Beans
(3e*!or tha*-. Canned Variety)
2 16-oz pkgs. 4i>C
Cauliflower
(Drop in boiling water and
cream, or f-'ld in bat'er and fry)
In lo-oz. pkgs. 4:)e
Fresh frozen per lb. 5()(»
Corn and Peas,
Peas and Carrots,
Mixed Vegetables
3 12-°z- Pkss- $1.00
*~\APE COD
Cranberries
(Excellent for Ihis lime of year)
ner lb.45e
i
Applesauce
16-oz. pk «*. 3i;c
Tangerines
(In Whole Segments)
Grapefruit
(In Whole Segments)
2 12-oz. pkgs. 75c
Red Raspberries
16-oy. pkg., ea. 75c
Oyster Cocktail
(Serves Four)
7-oz. pkg., ea. 55c
Cod Fish Cakes
Easily Prepared)
2 12-oz. pkgs. 75c
YES!
WE HAVE THEM
CHILDREN’S
SHUPACS
Suggestions for
MOTHE RS DAY
Beautiful New
Satin Nightgowns
Tailored
Blouses
With New Eyelet Fronts
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BLACK
Slips, Bras
and Panties
Lace Trim
A.Polet