Cubs Prepare For First Big
Pack Meeting Tuesday Night
Cub Scouts in their four dens
are 'busy preparing for the first
big pack meeting o-f the year,
scheduled for next Tuesday eve
ning from 7 to 8 at the CAA
recreation hall. At his time the
Cubs will be hosts to their par
ents and each den has prepared
a special program for presenta
tion.
Awards will be made at the
meeting for merits earned by the
boys and special recognition will
be made to commemorate the 44th
anniversary of Scouting.
Twenty-eight boys are partici
pating in the Cub Scout program
this year. The Cub Scout commit
tee, composed of W. J. Barber,
Dan Fritz, Rev. Reeves Havens,
Sam Ailak and Cubmaster Lewis
Fulton, have planned some spe
cial entertainment for the evening
for the boys.
Elmer Ipalook of Kotzebue is
on the honor roll at the Sheldon
Jackson Junior College at Sitka,
Alaska.
Lomens Announce Increases
In Prices For Petroleum Products
The Lomen Commercial Co.,
agents for Standard Oil, notified
dealers and consumers of gas and
oil of an increase in these pro
ducts as of Monday, Feb. 16.
Gas and gasoline products have
been advanced 1.6c per gallon,
stove and diesel oil 1.8C per gal
lon, and flamo has advanced 40C
per cylinder.
Standard Oil Agent Bob Reda
way said these prices apply at all
Alaska ports.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday: Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Tweet and daughter.
Departing: Mrs. Chuck Goedde
and three children, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray McGinnis.
Daniel Berretiini of the C.A.A.
and Nathalia Czyczyerski were
married Monday at the Catholic
Church by Father Murphy. At
tendants as the wedding were
Charles Stack and Mrs. Williams.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
at the Nugget
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Shee Fish Shrimp
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Rock Fish Oysters
White Fish Crab
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Three Pass
Naturalization
Ceremonies
Three residents became citi
zens of the United States yester
day afternoon in an impressive
naturalization ceremony held in
the U.S. Court Room.
Calling to mind that the Pil
grim founders of this country
came here for religious freedom,
Judge Earl Cooper asked Father
Murphy to invoke divine aid to
open the ceremony, after which
Raymond Brink, naturalization
agent, presented the names of
Karl Bale, John Peter Cass and
Theresa Jackson for citizenship.
After taking’their oath of alle
giance, colors were presented by
four members of the American
Legion, Dan Jones, Ben Young,
Maurice Kelliher and Robert
Lewis, and the Pledge of Alle
giance was given in unison.
The American Creed was read I
by District Attorney James von
der Heydt and the Nome High
School Glee Club, under the dir
ection of Florence Kearnes, sang
“The Star Spangled Banner.”
Judge Cooper advised the new
citizens as to some of their duties.
These included the duty to vote,
to examine the candidates run
ning for office, to keep informed
on our country’s policies and to
pay taxes, defend the country and
abide by the will of the majority.
In exchange, he stated, citizens
have the right to think as they
please, the right of jury trial, the
right of education in public
schools, freedom of worship, and
“life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness.”
Judge Cooper said, “You enter
this court as members of a foreign
government. You have acquired
a new status and leave as Ameri
can citizens with a new tie that
binds, you to other Americans
with whom you have lived and
worked.”
Jane Scoit Perkins leaves this
week for Seattle to attend a meet
ing of station managers of the
Alaska Airlines in Alaska, Seattle
and Portland. The meeting* is
scheduled for early next week.
ATTENTION MASONS
Anvil Lodge F. & A. M.
Special Communication
Third Degree
Thursday Evening, 8:00 p.m.
Lunch
Boyd Harwood, W.P.
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THEATER
Thursday — 7:30 p.m.
"THE SHOWDOWN"
Wm. Elliot - Marie Windsor
_
Friday — 7:15 and 9 p.m.
"TRIAL WITHOUT JURY"
Robt. Rockwell, Barbara Fuller j
NOME HIGH QUINTET WHIPS
CORDOVA TEAM 47 TO 29
The Nome High School basket
ball team won their first game in
the Class B tournament at the
Fur Rendezvous at Anchorage.
The score was Nome Nanooks 47,
Cordova 29. Today they are
scheduled to' play Wasilla.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage: Cpl.
John Smith, Martin Olsen, Dave
Dishaw, Ed Smith.
Departing for Kotzebue: Dave
Dishaw, E. Weyiduanna, Alfred
Milligrock.
Departing for Anchorage: Pete
Hahn, Robert Summers, Robert
Herman, -Milton Willoya, Gordon
Swanberg, Alfred Sahlin, Vernon
Olson, Pete Larsen, Elmer Green,
George Bell, Penny Sorenson, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Sorenson, Louis
Kost, Vincent Ahkolik, Rosemary
Ost, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ost, George
Dan.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Farbanks: R. H. Brink.
To Kotzebue: R. S. Duce, E. H.
Cook, York Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Silas Compton.
To Fairbanks: James G. Strong.
Vern Miller was fined $300 and
given a 16-day sentence in the
Federal Jail for giving liquor to
a minor. He has appealed the
case and bail was set for $1,000
Aarnoui Cashel Jr. has recently
been discharged from the Army,
his term of service being over.
He arrived here Sunday from
Fort Richardson, Alaska.
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
— Sumptuous Lunch —
— Liquid Refreshments —
NOTICE
The Covenant Sewing Group
will meet tongiht at 7:30 in the
old church building for sewing
on the Alaska jacket and other
items.
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Alaska Steam Announces
1953 Bering Sea Sailings
Alaska Steamship Co. has an- ,
nounced the following schedule
to Bering Sea ports for 1953:
June 3 — Nome, St. Michael,
Unalakleet, Golovin, Teller, Tin
City.
July 8 — Nome (to discharge
perishables and refrigerated car- ,
go only), Teller, Kotzebue, Kee
walik, Nome (to discharge the
balance of Nome cargo).
August 19 — Nome, St. Michael,
Golovin.
September 23 — St. Michael,
Nome, Teller.
All deliveries of freight to'Seat
tle terminals should be completed
by five days prior to sailing date
except for refrigerated cargo,
which will be received by special
arrangement.
Note that the vessel scheduled
to sail from Seattle on July 8 is
to call at Nome to discharge per
ishables and vitally needed goods
prior to going to Teller and Kot
zebue. Upon completion of her
discharge in Kotzebue Sound she
will return to Nome to discharge
the balance of her Nome freight.
All sailings and ports of call
subject to change without notice.
V. F. W.
GAMES — PRIZES
TONIGHT — 8:00 P.M.
Pioneer Hall
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SODA
3^4 FOUNTAIN
FRESH ICE CREAM
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