Kotzebue Wolf Hunter
Reports Bagging 47
Harold Little, wolf hunter of
Kotzebue, reports a total of 47
wolves taken this season by him
self and his gunner Art Fields.
He also states that Fish and
Wildlife have caught 67 wolves,
Bert Beltz 32, Nicholson of Bethel
caught six. Another plane from
Minnesota has also started wolf
hunting with a Super Cub but it
was not known how many had
been taken.
Sgt. and Mrs. Louis Fulton send
glad tidings from Stewart AFB,
-New York, announcing the birth
of a son at West Point on Feb.
14. Robert Louis Fulton weighed
8 pounds, 13 ounces at birth.
Sgt. Fulton was active in Cub
Scout work while stationed here.
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French Magazine Writer
In Nome on World Tour
Finds Alaska Like Texas
Pierre Gosset, writer for the
Realites, a Paris monthly maga
zine, visited Nome briefly Friday
to get first-hand tinformation on
what people think outside the
perimeter of defense. Realites is
the French counterpart of Fortune
magazine and also has an Ameri
can edition.
With his wife, M. Gosset tours
the world for his magazine, has
done so since World War II. He
finds Alaska and Alaskans more
like Texas and Texans than 'any
other part of the continent.
He related that while in Thai
land he saw TV sets almost every
where he went although it will be
at least three years before tele
vision stations will be installed.
In African Monrovia, business di
rectors had beautiful offices with
elaborate intercommunication sets
with many buttons on their panels
—but non-operative. He expressed
the thought that these things were
done to impress the world that
they understood, liked and copied
the American way of life.
COVENANT NAVIGATORS
Covenant Navigators to meet at
| 8 p.m. tonight at the church. Come
and see the surprise tonight and
other Monday nights. Everyone
! is welcome.
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Audrey Cutting Files
$5 Million Damage Suit
Against Anchorage People
A civil suit claiming $5,065,000
in damages and fees was filed last
week in Anchorage district court
by Audrey I. Cutting, former real
estate agent in Anchorage and for
two years a resident of Nome.
Mrs. Cutting claims $1,000,000
each from Wendell P. Kay, Paul
Robison, and Marry Moore Rogge
for allegedly “malicious, vin
dictively, and slanderously perse
cuting and prosecuting the plain
tiff,”. $25,000 for loss of yearly
earnings, $25,000 for attorney’s
fees, $5,000 for court costs, and
$10,000 for traveling costs and
witness fees.
She also asks that a previous
court judgment be set aside and
that certain real property be re
conveyed to her.
Another section asks that Kay,
Robison, and Mrs. Rogge each be
placed under a $30,000 peace bond
to prevent them from their al
leged persecution of the plaintiff.
Mrs. Cutting acted as attorney
on her own behalf and filed the
suit by mail from Boulder, Colo.
She is scheduled to appear in
Anchorage April 14 for a retrial
on $1,000 embezzlement charges,
for which she originally was tried
in 1951.
Mrs. Cutting won a retrial on
the grounds that the final argu
ment to the jury by the prosecut
ing attorney was prejudicial.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Boyer have
left on a vacation trip which will
take them to the States on a visit
to their families. They plan to re
turn within a month.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Betty Savok and
Flora Seegoonick.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
I wish to express my apprecia
tion to the many friends who sent
flowers and expressed their sym
pathy with deeds of kindness dur
ing my recent bereavement.
W. F. Lehman
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■»"*« RICHARD CONTE • UNDA CHRISTIAN
U.S. DISTRICT COURT
Ralph Moran was given a six
month sentence for larceny under
$100.
* * *
Alfred Outwater was sentenced
to six months for discharging a
firearm under the influence of
liquor.
This occured at his home in the
early hours of the morning.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY RAISES
$130 FROM FOOD SALE
The members of the Women’s
Society of the Methodist Church
wish to express appreciation to
those who contributed so gener
ously with their donations and
purchases at the Easter Food Sale
held Saturday, at which $130 was
raised for church projects.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Pan American Friday brought
in Jim Pappas, Mr. Blanche,1 Ellen
and Pam Mulvihill, Mr. Malmos,
Mr. Berry, and Mr. Kennegeck.
Round trip passengers: Pierre
Gossett and Miss Autry.
Departing were Sally Carrighar,
Maj. Campbell, Andrew Bodner,
Wm. Worthington, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Boyer, Mrs. Dunlap, and
H. Deline.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Fairbanks: Dar Roa, L. B.
Kennebeck. From Fairbanks: Ab
bot Sinchcond.
The income tax division of our
government should be mighty
glad the taxpayers have what it
takes.
LEGION MEETING
A meeting of the American Le
gion will be held Tuesday night
at 8:00 at the Legion Hall. All
Legion members are requested to
attend as new oficers will be
elected. —Bob Emmons, Cmdr.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Gambell: Albert Lopez, Lt.
Wells, Capt. Hinds, Lt. Col.
.Adams.
To Northeast Cape: D. McCabe,
R. W. Sherrill, Chaplain Powell.
Ti Kotzebue: George Wilson,
Jack Jenkins.
1c Unalakleet: C. F. Hamilton,
Axel Johnson, Ishbell Miller.
To Moses Point: Mr. ^nd Mrs. -
Bassler.
From McGrath: J. Laughlin.
From N.E. Cape: W. L. Worth
ington, A. J. Bodner, Leo Pesek.
From Anchorage: Pvt. Robt.
Orevetz, Henry Saccheus, H. W.
Grimes, Andrew Wirum, Sgt.,T.
Buchanan, Cpl. J. Cafritz, Pfc.
I Alfred Gibbs, Cpl. Robt. Green
j field, Neil W. Foster .
To Anchorage: Jimmie Elook,
j Betty Savok, Flora Sagoonik, H.
M. Bailey, Donald Smith, Richard
W. Johnson, E. Morris, H. W.
Carter, Louisa Rookook, Herman
Toolie, Lt. Col. Adams, Howard
Berry, H. W. Grimes, J. £. Laugh
lin, Sgt. Robt. Garnett, Clark An
dresen, Dean McAdams.
Several pictures will be shown
at 8 p.m. Tuesday evening at the
LWY Communi.y Center. Includ
ed will be film strips on “Health”
and Animals; and a movie on
stateside parades.
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