MODER REOPENS THE HUT
Vincent Moder who has been
operating the Pastime • Coffee
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Shop, has announced that he is
orpening “The Hut,” which he
originally opened here a few
years ago. Most recently it has
been called the Delicious Dough
nut Shop.
Mr. Moder is featuring, as a
specialty, Chinese dishes, as well
as regular snack service and is
open all hours, he states.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers to Kotzebue: Ernie
Gustafson, Jack Weise, Donald
Pack, John McNees.
Tn Anchorage: Edward Holden,
Donald Pack, Capt. Higginson, I.
L. Paulk, Harry Carle.
; PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Pan American Airways arrived
yesterday with Eugene Pugh of
Fairbanks and Paul Mandeville
from Seattle. Other passengers
were Winona Carter and Clar
ence Sacceheus.
Departing was John Wislowski
for Fairbanks.
SON BORN TO KELLIHERS
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kelliher
are the parents of a son, Michael
Maurice, born yesterday, Jan. 22,
at* the hospital. Maurice Kelliher
is a deputy in the U.S. Marshal’s
office here.
M-M M HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mary Kelliher and
Dennis Erickson.
Discharged: Elmer Walker.
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Chamber Lauds Selection
Carrington Head Alaska
Bureau Seattle C of C
The Chamber of Commerce
took steps to congratulate Glenn
Carrington on his election as the
head of the Alaska Bureau of the
Seattle *Chamber of Commerce.
Members expressed the belief that
Seattle has made an ideal choice
in Mr. Carrington as he is a man
well acquainted with the needs
of the territory and particularly
interested in the developing of
strategic minerals.
Dr. Frank Langsam compli
mented the Chamber for the effi
cient handling of the correspond
ence by Mrs. M. Kennedy, who is
assisting the secretary.
Special out-of-town guests in
cluded Mr. Pugh, Fairbanks head
of the Welfare Office who is here
on official business in the absence
of a regular Second Division rep
resentative. Mr. John Prouty, also
of Fairbanks, who opened an ac
counting office here last week,
spoke at length to the Chamber
of the importance of his profes
sion and the responsibility at
tached to it in connection with
the businesses here.
John McNees reported on the
development of an organization in
Kotzebue, patterned after the
Nome organization, and a step
forward in the development and
unification of the Second Divi
sion. The Kotzebue group is
headed by Edith Bullock, Dr. Ra
beau, and Louis Rotman.
Plans for the Lincoln Day an
nual banquet are well under way,
announced chairman Saario.
Ted Duffield was appointed to
assist Richard Lee with the an
nual membership driv.
MONTHLY CUB SCOUT
MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT
Parents of Cub Scouts and those
interested in having their sons en
roll as cubs are reminded that
the monthly pack meeting will
be held Thursday evening at 7:00
p.m. at the social rooms of the
Community Methodist Church. A
special program is planned for
the adults fallowed by a program
for the cubs on stars, as they have
been studying stars and planets
this month in their dens.
EXPLORERS ATTENTION
Explorers will meet tonight at
7:30 at the American Legion Hall.
Marc Anderson, leader
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION
Important meeting will be held
Friday evennig at 8:00 p.m. at the
City Hall.
Rube Cremer,
Vice President
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Thursday, Jan. 24—7:30 p.m.
'THE SLEEPING CITY"
Richard Conte - Coleen Gray
Peggy Dow
Friday, Jan. 25—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"THE KID FROM TEXAS"
Audie Murphy - Gale Storm
- Albert Dekker -
Nome High and Church
Knock Off Blue Devils
And AACS Tuesday Night
By Herb Williams
. The Nome High Nanooks beat
the Blue Devils 36-32 and the
Community Church knocked off
the AACS 37-32 in the second of
the Tuesday doubleheader at the
high school gym.
Pete Larsen paced the winners
with 10 points and played an out
standing game for the Nanooks
with his fine shooting and work
on the boards. The Willoya bro
thers, Clarence and Milton, scored
9 each. Robinson of the losers
was high point man for the game
with 18.
The Church won their third
straight as Pete Hahn hit for 15
and Herb Williams for 12 points.
Grayson for the AACS scored 9,
LaFollette and Fike 8 each.
In Thursday’s games at the base
gym, starting at 7, the Church
meets the Blue Devils, followed
by AACS against the 32nd Det.
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In Commissioner’s Cour*
The new U.S. Commissioner,
Russell Arnett has had four cases
since opening his office this week.
Jimmy Croane of Mt. Village
was given a sentence of six
months for failure to provide for
his wife and children.
John D. Jones of Nunivak was
bound over to the grand jury on
a charge af assault.
Ernest Herman and Billy Nel
son pleaded guilty to larceny in
a dwelling and were sentenced to
45 days in the Federal jail.
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Pioneers Announce Start
Of Card Party Series
The 1952 Pioneer Card Party
scries has been announced by the
general committee with the fol
lowing dates tentatively chosen: *
Feb. 2, 16, March 1, 14', 29, and
April 12.
The committee for this popular
card series of whist games is
headed by Ben Mozee, Pearse
Walsh and Robert Scott of the
men’s organization^ and Karen
Baldwin, Betty Walsh and Mary
Roell from the Women’s Auxil- *
iary.
Season’s tickets will be avail
able, as in the past, and will go
o*n sale soon. There will be prizes
for each card party as well as
grand prizes for the series. Re
freshments and door prizes will
also be part of the evening’s fun.
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