Unalakleet People
Protest Sentence
By Commissioner
A group of residents of Unala
kleet have petitioned the U.S. Dis
trict Court here for a review of
the case against Stanton Katcha
tag who was recently sentenced
to five months in jail for dis
orderly conduct, and Charlie
Katchatag who was sentenced to
five months for getting his bro
ther Stanton under the influence
of liquor, obtained while on jury
duty in Nome.
The petitioners state that they
do not think the men received a
fair trial in Unalakleet, held in
the U.S. Commissioner’s Court
with District Attorney von der
Heydt and Deputy Marshal H. Ul
rich present.
The persons signing the petition
are: Frederick G. Katchatag, Har
old M. Ivanoff, David Paniptchuk,
Wayne Eben, Frank Robert, Os
wald Paneok, Clarence Toworak,
Ruth Real, formerly of Nome,
has completed a lovely home on
Vashon Island overlooking Puget
Sound and Mt. Rainier which she
can view from her living room
which has big picture windows.
Miss Reat was with Lomen
Commercial Co. for many years
i d was also secretary of the Al
aska Senate in Juneau and is
well known in these towns.
A.C.C.A. Resolution Urges
Investigation of Indian
Affairs and A.N.S.
ANCHORAGE, UP) — The board
of trustees of the Alaska Crippled
Childrens Assn. Monday night
went on record to support Dr.
Philip Moore’s request for a full
investigation of the medical divi
sion of the Bureau of Indian Af
fairs.
The ACCA aids Mt. Edgecumbe
medical center as well as other
Alaska Native Service hospitals
in the territory and also the Al
aska Department of Health pro
grams.
The trustees said they feared
interruption of medical care and
rehabilitation work if the situa
| In Comm'ss:oner’s Court
> Clara Washington was senten
ced to two months in the Federal
jail for drunkeness.
The charge against Walter Mor
ris was dismissed.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Alice Kasbnoc and
Ray Xoplin.
lion is not cleared. They also ex
pressed concern over the possible
loss of surgeons and technicians,
including Dr. Moore, who is at
Mt. Edgecumbe.
The ACCA also sent a pledge of
support to Dr. C. Earl Albrecht,
Alaska’s commissioner of health,
who supervises some of the activi
ties at Mt. Edgecumbe.
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J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Basketball Windup Friday
With Gaines Between
City and Base All-Stars.
By HERB WILLIAMS
The local sports fans of Nome
will be treated to two fine season
finale basketball games this com
ing Friday when at 7, a re-match
game between the Kangaroos and
the Whizkids will be staged. Fol
lowing at 8:15, the Base All-Stars
will meet the City All-Stars.
Coach Lou Fulton, who will
pilot the base team, has announ
ced the following lineup: From
the 142nd, Beales; the 23rd, D.
W. Freer, Ivan Baumgartner,
Lezar; CAP, Carl Kleist and Bill
Dann; the 32nd, Andy McCarty,
Byron Walton,' Mike Litman and
Carol Deket!
Herb Williams will direct the
city team and have the follow
ing ten players; From the High
School, A1 Sahlin, George Bell,
Milt Willoya, Buzzy Swanberg,
and Elmer Greene; from Lomens,
Chug Willoya, Isaac Larsen, Vince
Ahkolik; from the Church, Pete
Hahn and Herb Williams.
The preliminary tilt will be the
sixth in the current series between
the two rival teams of Kangaroos
and Whizkids as the former have
swept the first five and will be
out to repeat.
For the Kangaroos’ leading scor
ing punch, Ray Kangas will have
Rapid Robert Sumers, Silent Sam
Atuk, Weeping Willie Willoya,
Ding Dong Bell and Samson Tate.
Coach Herb Williams will counter
with Korky Kost, Joltin’ Jaxon
Muller, Crasher Karmun, Cleanup
Cabinboy, Dad Fagerstrom and
Squirmin’ Herman.
Gametime again for both tilts,
7 and 8:15, Friday, March 6.
ANNOUNCEMENT
LESLIE A. STEVENS
Public Accountant - Auditor
wishes to announce re-opening
of his accounting office
at the. Wallace Hotel, Apt. No. 2
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
— Sumptuous Lunch —
— Liquid Refreshments —
NOTICE
Charles W. Bown, deputy from
the Office of the Director of In
ternal Revenue, has announced
that he will be in his office in
the Federal Bldg, through March
6 to assist the public with their
income tax returns.
NOTICE
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist
Church will hold its regular meet
ing at 8:00 p.m. on Friday eve
ning, March 6 at the temporary
parsonage on First Avenue.
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ANYONE having information re
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writer, papers and books mis
placed during fire please con
tact Quincy Benton or Chief
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SPECIAL — Army parkas $6.75
while they last! At Trading Post.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kasbnoc
are the parents of a son, weighing
6 pounds, 13 ounces, born yester
day at MMM Hospital.
Victor Merrifield, Arthur D. John
son, George Lockwood, Jack Kout
chak, Evan Eokon, Joseph Ette
gak, Pete Kotongan, George Au
liye, Joseph Katchatag, Wassilie
Evan, Mrs. Arthur D. Johnson,
Florence Lindstrom, Jennie Ka
tchatag, Mrs. Irene U. Katchatag,
Mrs. Clarence Toworak, Mrs. Axel
Ayoumuk, Mrs. George Auliye,
Mrs. Frank Roberts, Mrs. Wayne
Eben, Mrs. Ebba Katchatag
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