Rotary Reviews
MacArthur Speech
By request of the members,
program chairman Dan Jones
MacArthured the ncrw -f amous
MacArthur address to Congress
last April, at Thursday's Rotary
noon luncheon. President Bill
Cameron commented on the nu
merous acceptances the United
Nations forces have made of the
recommendations. The accuracy
of the MacArthur prediction that
a stalemate would result, unless
more vigorous action was taken,
was noticed.
Bill Brown, missed in last
week's Christmas exchange, was
remembered and Clarence Filly,
collected his present likewise.
Paul Mandeville and Joe Wal
AFRS TO BROADCAST
BASXETBALL GAME
A special feature on the Armed
Forces Radio Station Saturday
will be a broadcast of the basket
ball games being played tohight,
it has been announced.
The broadcast is scheduled for
Saturday afternoon at 4:05, and
should be of special interest to
all those interested in the tourna
ment.
NOTICE
The Chamber of Commerce,
which recessed during the holi
days, will resume regular noon
luncheons Monday, Jan. 7, at the
Board of Trade.
lace were excused for brief leave
of absences on trips to the States.
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Fresh Meats and Fish
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Housewares and Hardware
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Mens and Ladies Furnishings
Dr}7 Goods
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Wholesale and Rafail
Main 133 Free Delivery
FROM SEWARD
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SS. Denali Jan. 10
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Jan. 17
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Jan. 24
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Jan. 31
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
Western Union and ACS
To Cooperate In Handling
States Coipmercial Traffic
Col. Fred P. Andrews, com
manding officer of the Alaska
Communication System ,announ
ced today that effective January
4, 1952, that Western Union will
accept and pass to ACS all com
mercial traffic distined to Alaska.
In turn ACS will forward to
Western Union far delivery all
commercial traffic from Alaska
addressed to points in the United
States. This is not a major change
in the ACS operations in Seattle
inasmuch as Western Union has
participated in receiving and del
ivery of a large portion of Alaska
traffic for a number of years and
with their many offices and
means of delivery, are equipped
and staffed to provide excellent
public service.
It was explained after consid
ering tariff increases justified by
increased labor and operations
costs both by Western Union and
ACS the most economical method
of application would be to elimi
nate duplication of commercial re
ceiving and delivery functions in
Seattle. Transfer of this function
entirely to Western Union and es
tablishment of “through rate” for
commercial telegraph traffic will
pass along to the public a portion
of savings accruing to ACS. Total
charges between Seattle and
Alaska, however, will be slightly
higher than in the past.
Col. Andrews emphasized the
change adds to the ACS service
available to the public and will
not affect other ACS operations in
Seattle and Alaskan points. All
types of communications with
Alaska will continue to be trans- j
mitted over ACS facilities. The
ACS Seattle receiving and de
livery services will continue to
accept all government traffic for
transmission and delivery.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American plane which
arrived last Tuesday has been
held over here due to mechanical
difficulties. It has been awaiting
a repair ““part from Fairbanks,
which has been delayed due to
weather.
Today’s flight is enroyte from
Seattle, the local office advises,
but will be late arriving this af
ternoon.
WANT ADS
LOST—Black cocker spaniel. Call
Main 165. 2-2
FOR SALE— Boy’s bicycle $10,
baby sled (inclosed) $10, large
Welch baby buggy $25. Call
Main 119. tf
WANTED— Telephone operators.
Experience not needed. tf
DO YOU have a house to rent?
Inquiries are made every week
at the Nugget. Use our classi
fied ads for good results.
FOR SALE—Old newspapers, -by
the big bundle, 25 cents.
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, Dec. 4—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"RIDERS IN THE SKY"
Gene Auiry - Gloria Henry
Saturday, Jan. 5—7:30 p.m.
"LOUISA"
Ronald Reagan - Ruth Hussey
Charles Cobum
Sunday, Jan. 6, 7:15 & 9 p.m.
"THE CASTAWAY"
Joseph Schildkraul Billie Burke
YOUTH FOR CHRIST MEETING
SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8 P.M.
The eighth meeting of Youth
for Christ, formerly United Chris
tion Youth Fellowship, will 'be
held Saturday, January 5 at, 8
p.m. in the Assembly of God
Church.
The usual attractive program
has been arranged and will in
clude the following:
A solo by James Oksoktaruk,
and piano solo by Miss Pearl Wal
lin; duet by Corporal and Mrs.
Henry Wiliams of the Assembly
of God Church; a trumpet solo
by Corp. Gene Kordatzke, and a
solo on the musical saw by M/Sgt.
Vaughn of the Nazarene Church;
a duet by Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
Freeburg of the Nome Gospel
Mission.
Rev. Freeburg, who plans to
leave for the States with his fam
ily very soon, Will be the guest
speaker.
In affiliating with Youth for
Christ International, the United
Christian Youth Fellowship of
Nome, wishes to strengthen their
purpose of evangelism among
youth.
Methodist Women To Meet
The Woman’s Society of the
Communist Methodist Church
will meet this Friday evening at
8 pan. at the home of Mrs. Her
mann Ashley, with Mrs. Coons as
co-hostess. Mrs. Raymond Tveter
will have charge of the devotions,
and Mrs. John Cooley, the pro
gram.
Second Half Basketball
League Starts Tonight
The City League basketball play
I for the second half of the season
opens at the high school tonight.
In the preliminary game start
ing at 7 p.m. the grade school
team will tangle with their older
enemies, the high school frosh.
The frosh won the first game 30
16; in the second game of this
series the grade school hopes to
come out on top.
In the second game, starting to
night at 8:15, the high school will
play the 142nd Radar. The high
school beat the Radar in the first
round action and will be looking
for another win tonight.
Rose Silverman, of the Trading
Post, is scheduled to leave with
Pah American tonight for Cali
i fomia, where she will join ;her
daughter Lillian and grandson.
Together they will drive across
the States to New York, where
they will visit with another
daughter, Julia Silverman. During
Mrs. Silverman’s absence Mrs.
Dick Roell will be in charge of
the Trading Post.
M-M M HOSPITAL
Admitted: Nora Billiken.
Discharged: John Robert Treat.
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
Frosh vs. 7ih & 8th Grades—7:00
I42nd vs. High School — 8:15
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
at the Nugget
The Weather Outside Is Freezing
But WE Have A Full Line Of —
All-Wool Clothing — Shirts — Skirts — Slacks
And Alpaca-lined Jackets
CAVOTA’S
$
THE FAMILY STORE
PARENTS — See their school marks go up!
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