Cancer Crusade
Canvass Will he
Started Next Week
The Cancer Crusade will be con
ducted in Nome from May 25 to
June 8, it has been announced by
Verna von der Heydt, unit
chairman.
During that two-week period,
homes and business houses will be
canvassed by the following volun
teer committee: Ruth McLean,
Audrey Bayer, Peggy Kelliher,
Roberta Snyder, Mary Diede, Ella
Tanner, Louise Bockman, Dorothy
Young, Edith Hough, Carrie Mc
Lain, Dorcas Brown and Alma
Glavinovich.
Anyone neglected in contact,
who wishes to make a contribu
tion, may make their checks pay
able to the American Cancer So
ciety, and give them to any of
these women.
The fact is that at present an
additional 75,000 lives could be
saved from cancer if available
knowledge and techniques were
applied by all. This would result
in a substantial reduction of the
260,000 who now die each year
from the malignancy. Remarkable
progress in cancer control in re
cent years has made urgent the
heed to step up the attack on the
disease, which will strike some
40,000,000 Americans now alive, if
present rates continue.
SPORTS FILM TO BE SHOWN
AT BERING SEA CLUB
Paul Mandeville has announced
that he will show a 35-minute
film documentary on Organized
Baseball, devoted mainly to the
great names and moments of the
diamond, Tuesday evening at 9
p.m. at the Bering Sea Club.
“Baseball Highlights” recently
was released by the Falstaff Brew
» ing Corp. Buddy Blattner, Fal
staff’s “Game of the Week” T-V
announcer, serves as narrator.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Saito and
daughters left Saturday for Ha
waii, where they will vacation
this summer with friends and rel
atives. They will return before
sool starts in the fall. Mr. Saito
I a technician with the F.A.A.
Charles Slwooko of Gambell
1. .t for Indianapolis, Indiana, to
attend the general assembly of
the United Presbyterian Church.
•He was accompanied by Rev. R.
Weeks of Anchorage.
Dr. Joe Cumming, local dentist,
•has gone to Anchorage, with his
dog team. He plans on going out
side for a couple of week, after
making arrangements to leave the
dogs at Anchorage.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
Will Meet Tuesday Evening
7:30 p.m.
Roadhouse of the B.O.T.
— Installation of Officers —
Plans for Memorial Day
Will be Discussed
Eight Scouts Will Receive
Awards at Court ci Honor
The Boy Scouts of Troop 666
will hold a Court of Honor at the
Scout Hall at 7:30 tomorrow,
Tuesday evening. Eight Scouts are
to receive their awards from Sgt.
Jim Blanning of ACS and Lt.
Bill Caldwell of the ANG.
Parents of Scout-age boys are
especially invited to attend the
ceremonies and of course the par
ents of the boys will participate
in the awards.
The next court of awards will
probably be held at the encamp
ment at Salmon Lake next month.
Nome C-D Survival
Plan Organizes
Emergency Help
The following is an outline of
the Survival Plan for the Nome
Civil Defense District:
The Nome Civil Defense District
includes the Seward Peninsula, St.
Lawrence, King and Little Dio
mede Islands. The main popula
tion center is at Nome, with a
population of about 2,000 people.
Mission
The mission of the Civil Defense
I District will be to take care of the
population of the District with
little or no outside help in case of
a national emergency.
Command
The Director of the Nome Civil
Defense District will be in full
charge of the whole district during
the period of the emergency. He
will report to the Civil Defense
Director of the Anchorage Civil
Defense Region.
Attack Warning
Attack Warning will be trans
mitted to the Nome Civil Defense
District by F.A.A. and A.C.S lines
via the White. Alice System The
message is to be delivered to the
persons listed below:
Director: Lester Bronson, Phone
Main 19
Deputy Director: Steffen An
derson (Mayor), Phone Main 22.
1st Alt. John Marvick (Chief of
Police), Phone Main 2.
The recipient will then send the
message to the other communities
within his district via ACS radio
and Wien Airlines radio.
RADEF
Fallout warning will be received
from Anchorage Region HQ,
F.A.A., and the military. Warning
will be transmitted to the various
subordinate communities via nor
mal communication channels. No
RADEF instruments are currently
under Civil Defense control in the
Nome Civil Defense District.
Economic Controls
Economic Controls for the Nome
C-D District will be handled by
the City Government of the City
of Nome, with the main HQ and
the registration center being in
the City Hall.
Medical and Health
Medical and Health duties will
be the responsibility of the doctors
and staff of the Nome Hospital.
Cargo accepted at Ames Terminal
from May 18 through May 29
Write Nome Agent for Information
James F. O’Sullivan, Agent — Phone Main 68
District Court
Announces List for
Petit Jury Duty
A Petit Jury venire was drawn
in U.S. District Court on Thurs
day, May 14, to appear at 1C a.m.
on Tuesday, June 2.
Jurors from Nome include: Bar
row Morgan, Richard Nershak,
Ingeborg Handeland. Norma K.
Scott, Alice Kakaruk, Carl Gla
vinovich, Audrey Anderson, Dora |
Titus, Henry Olanna, Dorothy!
Grant, Louisa Charles, Fred Cav-1
ota, B. E. Douglas, George A. j
Washington, and Annie Adams. !
In addition these other jurors ]
were chosen:
Isaac Smith .Noorvik I
Florence Lincoln .White Mt. |
Connell Armstrong Deering j
Silas Sockpealuk ....Shaktoolik |
Laura Octuck .Teller j
Leslie Williams .Kotzebue j
Harry Garfield .White Mt.
Esther Charles .Koyuk
Ray S. Williams .Deering
Fannie Foster .Kotzebue
Karl Geffe .Kiana
Robert F. Lincoln .White Mt.
Ben Foxglove .Selawik
Alice Smith .Selawik
Fern Fugelberg .White Mt.
David Henry .White Mt.
David McClellan .Kotzebue
Theodore Westlake Jr Kiana
Martin Aukongak .Golovin
Hazel Snyder .Noorvik
Enoch Sherman .Kotzebue
Carl A. Toshavik . ..Unalakleet
Elizabeth Swanson Haycock
Alta Sheldon .Noorvik
Doris Lincoln .Kotzebue -
Clarence Katchatag ..Shaktoolik
Frank P. Skin .Selawik
Steven Okboak .Teller
Frank Shell .Noorvik
Katherine Barr .Shishmaref
Blanche Wilson ..Kotzebue j
Percy Agloinga .White Mt.
Ronald K. Barr .Noorvik
Evelyn O. Barr .Noorvik
Harrv A. Foster .Selawik
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MAE BALE RETURNS VIA
SWEDISH POLAR FLIGHT
Mae Bale arrived from Gutten
berg this morning via SAS over
the pole.
Mae left Guttenberg, Sweden,
last evening at 8 p.m., had two
hours in Copenhagen, then overi
the north pole to Anchorage,
where sHe had another two-hour
stop. From Anchorage she came
via Alaska Airlines arriving here
at 10:30 this morning.
Floryn Rhode, of the Alaska
Wing of the Civil Air Patrol, ac
companied by Mrs. Rhode, also a
member, were among the mem
bers of the personnel staff who
attended a Pacific Region confer
ence at Las Vegas, Nev., last
week.
GIRL SCOUT PIE SUPPER
The Senior Girl Scout Troop is
having a Dessert Pie Supper at
Phoebe Hall, Tuesday, May 19,
beginning at 7:30 p.m. The Public
is invited to attend and bid for
pies, which will be auctioned by
the piece. Girl Scouts will furnish
ice cream and coffee.
Each woman attending is re
quested to bring a pie to be
offered at auction.
pioneeiTmeeting MAY 20
Business of Importance
A Full Attendance Requested
— REFRESHMENTS —
WANT ADS
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FOUND — Pontiac Hub Cap. Call
at Nugget.
FOR SALE — Supercruiser, Irish
linen, radio, skiis, metal prop.
Call Main 100 or write to Box
303, Nome.
FOR SALE — Reindeer Sleeping
Bag, $45; Coldspot Deepfreeze,
6-mo. old, cost $375, sells $250;
Portable T-V, $75; Lady’s Lynx
Parka, like new. $75; Boy’s 20
inch Bike, like new. $25. Call
Red 156. 60c
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MONDAY TUESDAY
6:30—Ruggles 6:30—Tim McCoy
7:00—Kingdom of the Sea 6:45—Junior Science
7:30—Wagon Train 7:00—To Be Announced
8:30-—You Bel Your Life 7:30—Wyatt Earp
9:00—Rifleman 8:00—Price Is Right
9:30—Kraft Music Hall 9:30—Perry Como
10:00—To Be Announced (Program subjeil to rhange)
TV Bills Payable At Nome Hardware Store
For TV Sales and Repair call Main 177 after 5:30
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