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More Liquor Bill
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porters License shall give the
holder thereof the right to im
port into the Territory of Alas
ka malt beverages of one per
cent alcoholic content by volume
or over. An Imprter (f malt bev
enages) License Fee is Five Hun
dred Dollars ($500)
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K—Boat Licenses: A Boat Lie
ense shall give to the holder
thereof the right to sell intoxi
cating liquors on boats of two
hundred and fifty tons or over, 1
United States Custom House
measurement, for consumption
on the boat: provided, however,'
that no sale of intoxicating liquor
shall be made while such licensed
boat is in any Alaskan port. A
Boajt License Fee is One Hundred
Dollars ($100)
Section 14— The Territorail
Treasurer may appoint at a sal
ary not to exceed more than Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollar ($250)
per month not less than four
nor more than 6 License Officers,
who shall have the powers now
exercised by United States Mar
shals in the enforcement of the
laws of the Territory They may
also be designated Deputy Col
lectors of Licenses and Taxes un- j
der such rules and regulations as
the Treasurer may prescribe and
I
>iia|l give bond to the Territory
in such sum as the Treasurer
may prescribe for the faithful
performance of their duties and
accounting for all moneys that
may come into their hands.
Section 15—If any section, sub
section, sentence,clause or phrase
of this Act is for any reason held
to be unconstitutional such de
cision shall not be held to affect
the validity of any other portion
of this Act.
Section 16— A]1 Acts and parts
of Acts in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
Approved March 12, 1937.
fBv The Associated Press)
FAIRBANKS, March 27, —
Twelve reindeer, for use by the
moving picture company here,
arrived by train Thursday night
from Anchorage, after bfciing
flown from Iliamna Lake to An
chorage. They are all in good
condition.
Cavey’s Bakery
GOOD CUP OF COFFEE
BEST PASTRY IN NOME
Good Meals
OPEN FROM 6 A.M. TO 1 A.M
-THIRD
ANNUAL
FAIR
WILL BE HELD IN NOME,
ALASKA. MARCH 31, APRIL 1, 2, 3, 1937
AMATEUR CONTEST
An Amateur Contest will be held by the Northwestern
Alaska Fair Association, Thursday evening, April 1st. Con
testants desiring to participate will submit a written state
ment of their act to A. Polet, Secretary, on or before Mar.
30th. Prizes—first $10; second $7.50; third $5.00; fourth
$2.50. Position on program will be decided by drawing. j
NATIVE POTLATCH i
A Native Potlatch will be given Thursday evening,
March 31st, under the auspices of the Northwestern Alaska
Fair Association, conducted by the Nome natives, featuring
native products, for the entertainment of visiting, as well
as all Nome natives.
NORTHWESTERN ALASKA
FAIR ASSOCIATION
A. POLET, Secretary.
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EYE PROTECTION
SNOW GLASSES AND SUN GLASSES
For Use in Town or on The Trail
NOME DRUG STORE
- CAPPY McDOUGALL.
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Drama Club Play
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Federated Chu.
Was A Success
The play "Release”, staged in
the Federated Church on Good
Friday, attracted an appreciative
crowd. The dramatic situation
portrayed was related to the
trial and crucifizion of Jesus of
Nazareth. The action was sup
posed to have taken p'ace in a
prison where three thieves await
ed their fate, among them Bar
Abbas, who, according to record,
was selected by the people to be
released in place of Jesus.
The significant role of Bar Ab
bas was played by Robert Bald
win, and the contrasting human
types of two other thieves by
Calvin Poole and Leonard Kroh
low. Peggy Strand and Virginia
Calkins, as the mother and sister
of Bar Abbas, gave effective re
sponses to tragedy and hope.
Fred Waid and Lee Reat were
brusque soldiers;Lincoln Ost was
the whispering tempter to un
worthy freedom, and Mr. Kirk
patrick read the off-stage argu
ments of Pilate.
By no means a light play, “Re
lease’ was a challenge ably met
by the cast.
The play was at first directed
by Shirlie Forrester; but, due to
her illness, final preparation was
in charge of Mrs .V. C. Widney,
who undertook the trying task of
finishing what another has begun
and brought the rehearsals to sue
cessful completion. Mrs. Kirk
patrick directed the colorful cos
tuming and constructed some of
the difficult garments; Miss Len
nie Nelson, with skillful use of
make-up, transformed good-look
ing youths into villainious char
acters; and Mr. V. C. Widney, as
sisted by Mr. Carl Lindell and
others, constructed the stone
masonry of a prison interior.
With the generous assistance of
many, the Drama Club group has
added a new type of play to its
growing list of varied and suc
cessful presentations.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
~
Pilot Cross of the Wien Airlines
made a flight to BlufT today with
freight.
John Littley, an Anchorage pil
ot, arrived today at Nome with
G.l Rich and another passengers.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service in the Bach plane,
with copilot Don Emmons hop
ped off from Fairbanks today
with 6 passengers, and was due
to arrive here about 5 p.m
(U. S Weather Bureau)
Clear skies attend hi'gh baro
metric pressure over Alaska and
western Canada except snow
squalls were reported in the vie-'
in i t y of Juneau in southeastern
Alaska and parts of the McKen- j
zie Province. Cloudy and show
ery weather obtains along the
coast of British Cojumbi'a and
southward over the Pacific Coast
States.
Last right's temperatures, as a
rule, were above zero over west-1
ern Alaska while slightly below
over the Tanana Valley.
Barometric pressure remains
relatively ]ow over the Aleutians
and southward. It s likely that
fair weather will continue for
Nome and vicinity tonight and
Sunday with moderate east nor
theasterly winds and little chan
ge in temperature.
The lowest Noi :e temperature
Jast n ght was 6 above at 5:20
a m. while the highest yesterday
#-as 18 above. About 44 inches of
snow remain on the ground.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS
The Poll Book for the registra
(ion of voters for the forthcoming
Municipal and School Board el
ection has been open since Feb
ruary 17th, and will close on Sat
urday, March 27th, 1937. Elec
tion takes place April 6th.
M. J. WALSH,
City Clerk
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Freighter Sinking
I By The Associated Cress)
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27,
—The American freighter Volun
teer, its pumps failing and the
water gaining in her hold, flashed
an SOS early today which start
ed the British carrier Fresno City
240 miles away, steaming to her
assistance.
The Volunteer reported she was
fi40 m:!es from Japan. She car
ried a crew of forty. The vessel
it was thought, was probably dam
aged in the mile-a-minute gale
which swept the Pacific two days
ago.
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