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never has been noted, the
money is being used for the
relief of needychildren who
require medical attention,
to provide them with the
opportunity of leading use
ful lives as American citi
aens.
Let Nome step forward
again, for this cause and
help finance our own local
problems if there be any,
and assist with the national
program! Attend the Big
Entertainment Tonight!
The total ticket sales this
morning as reported by W.
F. Bloom, was $142.00,with
more to come in yet. A
great majority of those at
tending will undoubtedly
pay at the box office, ac
cording to reports.
Joe Crosson In
San Diego Visit
Mother. Sister
(By The Associated Press)
San Diego, Jan. 30, —
Joe Crosson arrived here
today to visit his mother
Mrs. E. E. Crosson and his
sister Mrs. Scott Frizzell,
while the Pacific Alaska
Airways plane which he is
piloting, is being repaired
at Burbank. He will motor
to Phoenix to visit friends
before returning to Alas
ka.
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Airpl ane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Hans Mirow accom
panied by Mechanic W. F.
Barber of the Mirow Air
Service, hopped off this
morning in the Lockheed
plane for Deering, Candle,
Baldwin and Kotzebue.The
plane is expected to return
tomorrow’.
The Pacific Alaska Air
ways Thursday mail plane
took off from Fairbanks to
day for Nome, but adverse
weather is holding the air
plane at Nulato tonight.
Pilot Frank Whaley flying
the Stinson plane of the
Mirow Air Service, made a
flight to Shelton today with
Andy Wierm as a passen
ger and a load of freight.
Fiights are scheduled for
Taylor and Pilgrim Hot
Springs tomorrow w’eather
permitting.
Anchorage Man Is
Be Buried Sunday
(By The Associated Press)
Anchorage, Jan. 30, The
funeral of Lvle W. Larsen,
secretary of the Elks Lod
ge here is to be held Sun
day at 3 P. M., with the
Elks, Masons and American
Legion participating.
One new case of scarlet
fever was reported—Thom
as Peterkin, 15—only of a
m Id nature. The patient is
confined at home.
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Only Two Days
Left File Party
Primaries April
With only two days left
for filing for the party pri
maries to be held April 28,
1936. a large group for the
Republican ticket are ex
pected to make candidate
names public either tomor
row or on the first of Feb
ruary.
The new territorial law
provides that filings can be
made on or before February
1st and after that time they
shall be closed to party
candidates.
Clerk of the Court Aimer
Rydeen stated today that
his office will be open and
ready to file candidates dur
ing the time required by
the law.
A full list of all party
candidates will be publish
ed following the closing of
the required time period.
Two Natives Fined
(By The Associated Press)
Anchorage, Jan. 30, Jim
Michaelson and Nick An
tone, natives, were fined
$50 and $25 respectively
for offering moose meat for
sale. They are serving out
their fines in Jail.
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E. A. Rasmusson
Alaska, Nation
(By The Associated Press)
Anchorage, Jan. 30, —
E. A. Rasmusson, Republi
can national committeeman
said his party would have a
full ticket in the 1936 pri
maries. The party hopes
to have a candidate to file
for delegate congress from
the Third or Fourth Divi
sions, if not from the first
division.
Anthony J Dimond, dem
ocratic incumbent, and Geo
rge B Grigsby of Juneau
former democratic district
attorney, and now an inde
pendent, are already in the
race. Two years ago Dim
ond was unopposed in the
primaries and in the gener
al election.
Rasmussen said a terri
torial convention of repub
licans would be held after
the April primaries. The
time, place, basis of repre
sentation at the convention
will be decided at a meet
ing of divisional committee
men at Juneau February
15th.
He said the major plank
in the territorial platform
will be fish trap legislation
with the republicans insist
ing that the question of re
gulation be left with Alas
kans.
Rasmusson predicted the
G O. P. would carry Alaska
and the nation.
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GOOD CEP OF COFFEE
BEST PASTRY IN NOME
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CITY LAUNDRY
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Suits And Hats
Cleaned
Laundry Work At
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Dream Theatre
FRIDAY
ONE SHOW 7:30 P. M.
46SUNDOWN RIDER”
WITH
BUCK JONES BARBARA W EEKS
A Fine Western
ALSO
For The Benefit Of Our Patrons That Missed
Seeing the First Chapter, We Will Run
Chapters 1 & 2
“ VANISHING SHADOW ”
AND
BETTY BOOP’S BIRTHDAY PARTY”
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
VALENTINE
CAE1DS
FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
A VERY PRETTY ASSORTMENT
VALENTINES
To Inclose with Gifts
For the Folks who are 111
For the Loved Ones,
For the Boy Friend
For the Sweetheart
For the Girl Friend
For Husband or Wife
For Mother, or Father
For Son or Daughter
For Grandmother
For Aunt or Uncle
For Brother or Sister
For Friend or Pal
ALSO A WIDE SELECTION OF CLEVER,
HUMOROUS CARDS
And For Those Who Wish to Make Their Own
Cards. We Have
MY OWN VALENTINE BOXES
Each Box contains material to make a
number of beautiful Valentines. Every
design is brand new.
ST. VALENTINE S DAY IS FEBRUARY 14TH.
Come and Make your Selection at Once.
There is just enough time to reach
The Outside!
POLET’S
“The Store Where The Dollar Has More Cents”