CUB BOY SCOUTS
Saturday, January 27, Pack 363
Cub Scouts of America will pre
sent a short program over the ra
dio. Den Mothers are at present
teaching the members their script.
The public is cordially invited to
listen in on this broadcast to fully
appreciate the progress being
made in Scouting. Time of the
broadcast will be in a later issue
of the Nugget.
February 11th has been desig
nated throughout the country as
Scout Sunday, and it is hoped that
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ALT, scouts will attend their re
spective churches on that day. It
would be nice if the Sccfuts would
wear their uniforms and attend
church in groups. Den Mothers
and Scout Masters should advise
their boys of the importance of
this day.
Now we come to that gala af
fair, the Blue and Gold Banquet
of the Cub Scouts, which will be
held on February 27. This party
will give the Cubs and their par
ents an opportunity to get ac
quainted with each other.
Be sure and keep in touch with
your Den Mothers, in order not to
miss any of the fun.
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WHITE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL
HAS GOOD XMAS PROGRAM
The White Mountain Boarding
School had a splendid program for
Christmas in which many children
from this area participated.
The children in the primary
group under the direction of Mrs.
Bensell included Carolyn John
son, Albert Kowchee, Ralph Lin
coln, Josephine Buck, James Lin
coln, Jack Kowchee, Eddie Smith
and Beatrice Bjuck.
Emily Ivanoff Brown directed
the fourth through the sixth grade
which included special numbers
by Gladyce Walker, George As
henfelter, and Irving Ashenfelter.
Taking part in the seventh and
eighth grades program under Miss
Evelyn Winfrey were Gabriel
Walker, Jimmie Nageak, Daisy
*Mike, James Kiminock, Loretta
Johnson, Thomas Napageak, Emma
Kingeak.
Miss Feldkirchner directed the
older children in a pageant and
cantata. Those taking part were
Lorene Jerue, George Curtis, Carl
Ashenfelter, Robert Lincoln, Ben
jamin Oksotoruk, Luther Yacoff,
Kermit Ivanoff, Mildred Paneok,
Joseph Egelak.
The children from White Moun
tain extend to their .relatives and
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one reporter to tell why it has
taken “so long” to set up wage
and price controls.
This reporter asked whether
s Mr. Truman would tell the Ameri
can people why.
Yes, the President said, he
would tell the American people,
but not here (at the news confer
ence).
He emphasized that eventually
it would be necessary for full,
across-the-board controls.
As for rationing, he said we will
have to cross that bridge when we
get to it.
He said that rationing would re
quire control of food prices which
he said contribute so heavily to
the rise in the cost of living.
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The first separate children’s
court in the United States was
established in Chicago in 1899.
friends in Nome a Happy New
Year.
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ERNESTO MANGAOANG
RELEASED ON BAIL
SEATTLE, (IP) — Ernesto Man
gaoang was admitted to bail yes
terday.
Federal judge John C. Bowen
set bond at $5,000 for the Filipino
cannery union official who was
arrested in a justice department
roundup of suspected alien com
munists.
The jurist said he acted reluc
tantly but had no alternative but
to order Mangaoang’s release in
conformity with an order by the
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
The order directed that Mangao
ang released unless immigration
director John P. Boyd show spe
cific facts as his basis for holding
him.
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