Shamrock
Shenanigans
As far as the Irish city of
Nome is concerned, St. Pat
rick's day is THE day of
March. It means jokes, fun,
thrills and the "let's have a
good time today feeling."
So let's put them all togeth
er and come up with some
shenanigans that will furnish,
fun and mirth for every one.
The whole town is talking
about the wonderful time they
will be having at the St. Jo
seph's Parish party on St. Pat
rick's Day.
The O'Johnsons, O'Swan
sons, O'Malleys, and O'Reillys
will forget their March 15th
blues in the joys of March 17th.
The pastor will welcome the
boys and girls in green to a
full eveing of real Irish fun.
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C. A. I\ Appoints 1
Skiff <MTieers
Major Lester D. Bronson, com
manding officer. Nome Squadron |
of the Alaskan Wing, Civil Air Pa
trol, appointed his staff, to be ef
fective as of March 7. The fol
lowing names and ranks have
been submitted to the Wing Com- j
mander at Anchorage for approv
al, and then will be forwarded to
Washington, D. C., where each
man will be given his commission j
as of the manning table for a
squadron level.
Capt. Isak J. Jensen, executive
officer, Capt. Thomas A. McAllis
ter, operations officer; Capt. Earl
S. Coulthard, supply officer; Capt.
Theodore C. Duffield, communi
cations officer; 1st Lt. Joseph K.
Hunt, adjutant; 1st Lt. Robert R.
Emmons, personnel officer; 1st Lt.
Robert Murphy, training officer;
1st Lt. Ludwig F. Urick, com
mandant of cadets; 1st Lt. William
A. Shepherd, Jr., public informa
tion officer; 1st Lt. Henry G. Mil
ler, engineering officer; 1st Lt.
Fred M. Langsam, medical offi
cer; 1st Lt. Woodbury Abbey, Jr.,
photographic officer; 2nd Lt. Ray
mond H. Tveter, fiscal officer;
2nd t. John G. Almquist, assistant
commandants of cadets; WOJG
Jennie L. Sayers, assistant per
sonnel officer.
The group now has a member
ship of about 60, it is reported. A
basketball game is sponsored for
tonight by the group, to raise
funds for a gasoline supply.
Introverts and conservatives are
said to prefer blue colors.
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deliberately destroyed the records
because, he said, they would have
shown that he did no wrong.
LONDON, </P)—Russian read
ers are being told that Valentin
A. Gubilchev is being sent home
because of the “collapse of the
accusations groundlessly brought
against” the Soviet official.
They may be a little mystified,
however, since the report sent to
them by the New York corres
pondent for the Soveit News
agency Tass did not mention the
espionage charges on which the
former Soviet member of the
United Nations staff was convict
ed yesterday.
This is the story the Tass re
porter sent home:
“A court investigation which
continued intermittently since last
autumn up to now proved the
complete groundlessness of the
charges again Gubitchev and was
based on the testimony of pseudo
witnesses—agents of the Ameri
can intelligence service who were
publicly exposed at the trial.
“Nevertheless the court ‘sen
tenced’ Gubitchev to 15 years im
prisonment.”
ROTARIANS SEE TONGAS
NATIONAL FOREST PICTURES
Colored sound pictures of the
Tongas National Forest, compris
ing most of Southeast Alaska,
were shown at the Rotary noon
luncheon Thursday. Since a large
proportion of the timber lies with
in three miles of tidewater and
because of the many channels of
southeast Alaska, it is an area of
easy accessibility as well as great
beauty.
The District Convention is to
be held at Vancouver May 7th, it
. was announced.
A meeting at which Rotar>
'wives would be guests ..iong with
members of the Chamb< r i f Coin
merce and their wives was tenta
tively set, with a showing of the
Navy film on Alaska’s petroleum
as the attraction.
Guests were Francis E. Kester,
director of the Bureai of Vital
Statistics, Juneau; Vernon D. Rod
gers, Willliem M. Moyer, and Ed
min R. Outlaw, all of the O.S.I.,
Marks Air Force Base, and A.
Saario, president of the C. of C.
JACK LENCER
Watchmaker
Box 625 Nome, Alaska
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HIGH SCHOOL GYM
MARCH 11 — 9:00 P.M.
BRING OUT YOUR
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Very Informal
Admission 81.00 per person
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