HOSPITAL NOTES '
— Mrs. George Marshal who baa
been a patient for some time is
improving.
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John Nelson is able to be around
and takes daily walks enjoying the
sunshine. t }-»
"Doc” Ky S. Kemp has been in
the hotplgtj' a few days resting up.
He left today.
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Julius Jenson and Henry Walker
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are improving daily.
Hike Bloom who ".'was in the
hospital for a few days was dis
charged yesterday.
DIOMEDE SCHOOL BURNS
' The U. S. Government school
building for natives on Diomede
Island, with all its contents, burn
ed early in the morning of April
22, 1933, and is a complete loss.
The teachers, Samuel Anaruk and
his daughter, Sophie who have
been Diomede teachers for the
past four years, lost all their per
sonal effects. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
School was established on the
island in 1907. Enrollment last
year was 4 2. Population of the
village is 14 0. The news was brot
across Bering Strait over the ice
to Wales by natives and brot to
Nome by NAT plane yesterday.
Need of radio communication
with such isolated stations is em
phasized by this event.
ZAXE GRAY’S FIGHTING
| CARAVANS, FRIDAY, JUNE 9
AT DREAM THEATRE
Where the Covered Wagon left
off, “Fighting Caravans” begins,
and is pictured as the great out
doors itself. 1700 players, BOO
Indians, the greatest scenes evet
produced and a perfect cast that
includes Gary Cooper, the lucious
feminine charm of Lily Damita;
Ernest Torrence and Tully Mar
shall. who played the immortal
roles of the scouts in the “The
Covered Wagon,” Fred Kohler
and Eugene Pallette as master of
comedy characterisations.
A tremendous thrilling spectacle
[of the indominable courage of men
(and women, their hardships, loves
and appaling dangers—that’s "Fi
ghting Caravans.”
A thrill awaits you in “Fighting
Caravans” at the Dream Theatre,
Friday, June 9th. Two shows
7:15 and 9 pm.
CARD OF THANKS
The undersigned, wish to ex
tend their thanks and appreciat
ion to the Order of Eastern Star
and the Pioneer Women and to
the many friends for their kind
deeds and sympathy and also for
the beautiful floral offerings, dur
ing the death and funeral services
of a dear wife and mother, in this
our sad bereavement.
A. Bahlke and son
* Alvin Bahlke.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Last Wednesday evening at A.B.
'Hall gathered a large and attent
ive- audience of parents#v and others
interested in school activities, when
the Nome Public School Commence
ment exercises were held, witness
ed the presentation of diplomas to
live students as follows: Miss Ella
Snyder, Thomas Christiansen.
Charles O’Leary, Robert Baldwin
and Stanley Martin. The program
which is herewith printed, was car
ried out to the letter and much
appreciated by those present.
Processional, Milton O’Farrell.
Invocation. Rev. Franklin G.
Forreater.
Salutatory, Ella Snyder.
Solo, “By the Waters of Minnen
tonka,” Mrs. Luther Dunbar. Ac
companist, Miss Lulu Forrester.
Address, Hon.- Lyman Brewster.
Violin Solo: “Liebes Freud” and
“Allegro Brillant” by Richard Lee.
Accompanist, Mrs. Luther Dunbar.
Class History, Thomas Christen
son.
Class Prophecy, Charles O’Leary.
Sextet. Members of the Nome
High Glee Club, “Sing Till the
Clouds Roll By.” Accompanist
Robert Baldwin.
Will and Testament, Stanley
Martin. ^
Valedictory, Robert Baldwin.
Presentation of Diplomas, Mr.
Lars E. Rynnlng.
Benediction, Rev. Edward Bud
de, S. J.
CANDLE
(Special Nugget Correspondence.)
May 15.
Nome Nugget
Nome. Alaska.
Its just about break up time
for the Keewalik river and Candle
creek. The water is running more
and more. We understand that
Quartz Oreek has broken up and
the crew are working full blast.
Mrs. Andrew Nordlind Just re
turned from Kotzebue where she
had been in the hospital for 3
weeks having had a major oper
ation performed.
The Keewalik Mining Co. are at
work although dredging operations
haven’t started as yet.
An NAT plane arrived' with mail
and passengers for Candle. Tran
sportation rates have gone up we
understand since competitors are
out of the running for a couple
of months. Here’s hoping they
get back in again real soon so as
to hold down prices.
H. N.
DONT’S FOR TOURISTS
When ye hit the city limit,
Goin’ forty miles an hour,
When ye cross the intersection,
Jist a usin’ all yer power,
When ye strike the crowded por
tions
Of the way where coppers pass,
Don’t be getfcln’ too ambitious;
Better cut the flow of gas.
Got to mind the place yer perkin’
Steer her past that yellow curb;
Don’t ibe tootin’ on the klaxon,
So the folks you’ll all disturb.
Best be easy like and gentle,
When yer drlvln’ here about,
Fer the traffic cop will get ye.
If ye don’t watch out.
—Harry Brokaw
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