Taxpayers to Get Extra
24 Hours to File Returns
WASHINGTON UP — Taxpayers
'will get an extra 24 hours this
year in which to prepare their
federal income tax returns,
Mortimer Caplin, Commissioner
of ’Internal Revenue, said yester
day that because cl the normal
filing deadline of April 15 is a
Sunday this year, the deadline
will be extended until midnight j
Monday, April 16.
By law, returns must be re
ceived at IRS offices before the j
deadline. In practice, the Bureau
recognizes as timely any return
post marked by midnight of the!
final day. '
Letter-size and Legal File Folders
Available al The Nome Nugget
Dial 2631 for
Arctic Sanitary
Service
Arrivals & Departures
From Fairbanks: Inez and Dar
lene Kungesuk, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Glass, Hubert Gilbert, B.
Wondelle, and Fred Crane.
To Fairbanks: Jack Biattler,
Ruth Glavinovich, Dean Alex
ander, Doug Lee, Grant Doyle,
Robert Summers, John Herman,
Harry Johnsen Jr., Ronald Se
nungetuk, Chuck Fagerstrom, and
Chuck Degnan.
To Kotzebue: Faye and Joyce
Olanna, and Earl Towner.
GEN. CURTIS LEMAY
POSTPONES VISIT TO SPAIN
WASHINGTON iS) — Gen.
Curtis Lemay, Air Force Chief of
Staff, has postponed an official
visit to Spain because of a cold
which has kept him in a hospital
for several days.
The Air Force said yesterday
he expects to make an inspection
visit to U.S. bases and meet with
Spanish officials at a later date.
“Humor is a smoke screen that
keeps us from being blinded by
the truth.”
■Arnold H. Glasgow
99'ERS BOWLING LEAGBt
Some results of last Friday
night’s games:
High Games
Weather Bureau . 919
Polar Bar .. 811
Bankers . 909
High Individual Games
Bob Emmons . 234
Don Perkins . 216
Jack Carpenter . 206
Bob Emmons had high series
of 578; Jack Carpenter still leads
the league with a 560 series, and
Hap Eberle leads the league with
a high game of 235.
Team Standings
W L
Merchants . 34 18
Old Folks . 33 19
Bankers _ 32 20
Morgans . 21 31
Polar Bar . 19 33
Weather Bureau ........ 17 35
Deacon John Huderl, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Hudert, formerly
here with the BPR, will become
a priest as a Maryknoll Father in
June 1962 and be assigned to a
mission as yet unnamed. The sen
ior Huderts now make their home
at Vancouver, Wn.
Shooting Date Postponed
Due to inability to obtain per
mission to use the old National
Guard range building for weekly
meetings, the Nome Shooting Club
is again postponing its meeting
for one month.
A query has been made to the
Director of Civilian Marksman
ship in Washington, D.C., as to
the solution of the range prob
lem in Nome, but as of this noon
no answer has been received, re
ports club director Joe Rychetnik.
Father Nevue of St. Joseph’s
Catholic Church has been in Tel
ler holding services and was de
layed on his return due to
weather. He returned today.
—
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Joyce Picnal, Nancy
Jackson, Catherine Kignick, Mrs.
Oscar Calvillo, Betty Jocius, Jen
nie Oksoktaruk, Emily Tokienna,
Agnes Walsh.
Discharged: Betty Albright.
Charles Degnan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Degnan of Unalakleet
visited in Nome for a few days
enroute to the U of Alaska where
he is enrolled.
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Basketball Scores
Nanooks 44 — ANB 38
In the first game of the second
half of the City Basketball Lea
gue, the Nanooks toppled the
ANB 44-38.
ANB’s Sam Mogg was high
scorer with 14 points and Stan
Andersen sunk 12 for the Na
nooks.
NANOOKS 44
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Ailak . 3 0 1
Bahnke . 2 12
Andersen .. 6 0 2
Sagoonick . 3 0 0
Wittie . 0 0 0
Chunn . 0 0 0
Okitkon . 2 0 1
Cannon . 5 14
Total 21 2 10
ANB 38
Mogg .... 7 0 1
Nershak . 4 0 3
Attatayuk . 0 0 0
Kasgnoc . 2 4 1
Snyder . 0 0 0
Dickson . 2 0 1
Kungesuk . 2 0 1
Total 17 4 7
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ACS 41 — Jaycees 40
In a closely fought game the
league leading Jaycees fell to
ACS 41-40. A1 Bradshaw hit for
16 points and Steve Wilson hit
for 10 for the ACS. George Bell
with 15 and Dick McCormick’s
14 led Jaycee scoring.
ACS 41
FG
Bradshaw . 5
Wilson . 5
Nelson . 5
Beauchamp .... 0
Carpenter .. 2
Totals 17
JAYCEES 40
McCormick .... 7
Hahn . 3
Kost . 1
Bell . 5
Harwood . 1
Muller . 0
Engstrom . 0
Nershsfc . 0
Totals 17
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( Judge Hubert Gilbert of the
j Superior Court is here lor a short
i session to set some pre-trials for
February when he will return
and take care of some of the pro
bate matters.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber cl Commerce
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