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SPOTLIGHT
By “Nosoy”
(Keillor's Note -Tins Isn't "Nos.
ry's" regular day but a letter to
him was nwelvwd by the Nugget
after It bad been in the post of.
flee for s day or so, and is al.
ready several days old. It is be.
lug printed in his column today
so as not to delay it any longer.
Whether “Nosey" will reply to
It remains to bo seen in Mon.
day's Issue While it is not the
practice of the Nugget to publish
letters with fictitious names sign,
cd to them, or anonymous letters,
this one is being allowed to go
thru 11 is not necessary that
a person's name appended to a
letter he printed if they wish it
kept secret, but in the future it
Is requested their name be sign,
cd in good faith, and if the writer
of any letter to Nosey wishes to
have the name kept secret, it
will be done following is the
letter 1
Nome, Jan 19, 1937
Mr vl-eo Taggart,
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Cure Nome Nugget,
Dear “Nosey":
Don’t you ever get tired of
your column? Others do. So
much of it! So many similar.si*.
(«d paragraphs! So many words!
Verbosity is justifiable chiefly
when pay Is by.the.word (prob
ably not the practice of the Nug
get.)
A little of the patter, before
and after a game—hors d’oeuver
and demi.tsese—would be rest,
fnl But steady diet—pas du
tout! (Sorry I can’t reply in
Spanish, or is it Haitian? Ref.
Vol. 38, No. 14. p 3, line—oh, the
last line, anyway.)
And with your versatility and
experience, can’t you be more
nearly original?
’Bye, Nosey.
Eerie
P. S Even so, we always read
the stuff.
Women Trams Play Wednesday
At a meeting of league officials
Thursday it was decided to in.
terrupt the men’s series and stage
women’s games in connection. The
High School Cl iris will play the
Married Women and the Com.
mercials will play the Alaskans
next Mondya The
next Wednesday. The Huskies
and Hamnion will rest a week.
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Mm*. Galli-Curcl (above), famous
soprano, returns to the opera stage
at Chicago this season after an
absence of five years because of s
goiter operation. 8h* said eh* would
appear In new roles with an “an.
tlrely new" voice. (Associated Press
Photo)
Gangrene Set In
Pope’s Leg; He
Definitely Worse
<Rv The Associated Press i
VATICAN CITY, Jan. 23. —
Hopeless gloom descended on the
Vatican this afternoon as Pope
Pius was reported to be threat,
ened with gangrene in the left
leg.
He spent a sleepless night tor.
merited by pain, and suffering
from shortness of breath.
Intimates cannot understand
how he lives.
TICKETS FOR SALE MONDAY
Admission Tickets for the Roose
veil Children’s Benefit are to go
on sale Monday, it was announc.
ed today, for the special show
and entertainment to be given at
the Dream Theatre Saturday,
Jan. 30th. Further particulars
are expected to be announced
Monday.
TELLER NEWS
(Special Correspondence)
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THE TELLER EYE OPENER
By The Gold Dust Twins
On Christmas Eve we had our com
munity Xmas tree at the school
house. The program was made up
of plays, and recitations by the
school children. The “Teller
Stringed Orchestra” played sev.
eral nice Xmas selections. After
the program Santa Claus arrived.
(What no Reindeer?) And the
children helped him distribute
the gifts. After that was over
we all got together and had a
dance. ,
Miss Helen Baldwin, Pete Ol.
sen. George Miller, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Ulricksen spent sev.
eral days out at Gold Run be.
fore Christmas. Mr. Olsen has
been visiting the Tellerites the
last week or so and expects to
stay over New Years.
Mrs. Charlie Thompson has j
gone to Kotzebue for medical at.'
tent ion.
—
Miss Ella Snyder is a guest of
the Thompsons over the holidays.1
—
Dune McLain passed through
recently on his way to Nome. af_
ter being in Tin City the past
summer.
Harry Gavin returned from
Nome recently, and Van left
with the mail on the 26th for
Nome.
Just a few nights before Xmas
we all piled on Edgar's truck and
went across to the Mission to vis
it Mrs. Havercamp. The ice was
a little bumpy in places, but we
didn't mind. We got there any.
way.' *
The evening of the 28th found
us all at the Edgar Tweets. We
played “Kick Back”, most of
the evening, after which refresh,
nients were served.
We don’t see very much of
the Tweet boys since Xmas.
Why? Because they have so many
toys they just can't go out and
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leave them alone.
New Year’s Eve turned out to
be as an exciting time as could
be expected in Teller. We got
together and played games,
danced and at midnight all the
boys shot off their guns.
Mrs. Havercamp came over
from the Mission Saturday, Jan.
2nd, and went back on the 3rd.
So much for this time. Happy
New Year to you all.
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