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Native Population
Setter Off With Statehood
111)tv will statehood affect 111'*
native population of Alaska'
The jiisvv*'■!’. according to offfu *
it non paiii tin sources in1 Natives
will be holler oil with stalelmod
-lian t hey were under the tern
lori<tl form >1 government
In a loiter <1 tied August it,
I no». (lie him directoi of tin*
’ 1 l t Native Service, lame .
Hawk Hi i said
” AI. i ,j k ia statehood will make
no change in any ot the Native
reserves oi in I a ml ownership ot
ihe Native people.
It is on considered opinion
that tin* Native people ot Alaska
will he much heller oil alter State
hood is «i hunt'd than under ton i
Inrial dates because of the re
apportionment m lira Legislature
They will Inve a voice in the new
Legislature which was impossible
when we were a territory."
Hawkins also aid that he wai
preparing * news release which is
‘intended L> eassure the native
jw*oplti ol Ala ka that then status
will not be hanged by the advent
of statehood
The Seri eta \ of the Interior.
I11 ed \ Seaton also labeled is
‘false and malicious" the rumoi »
Hist say Native Alaskans would he
moved Hr i« -ervat ions when
Alaska becomes a dale to a letter
to (lev Mike Stepovich, Secret ary
Seaton .aid
“There i via 11 nth at all m I he
itimoi that (lie Alaska Statehood
Law will rcpone Natives to live
oo re >erv r m- As A meric in
eiti/,e Vl.il i N d > vi" 1 n o, i1 \
r r , l 1
dir cut ilk . i .ill tin* mills r,t
understand in i^ ilic.i could I ecu 1 •
upset becaee id such a false and
malicious nimo: The law makes
no change in the right of Alaska
Natives to live where they arc liv
in« now The Natives, if they wish,
may stay where they are and they
can use the same lands they have
been using
‘‘When Aiieka becomes a state,
each N dive will lontituie to have
the same i n tit as any other
USO SCHEDULE
It! lu 22
.Saturday 0 p in ping pong, II
pin movie, t ddte Cantor Story “
Sunday i ltd pm USO Show,
“l.augh l‘ it adc ‘
113<mday ft pm game night
Tuesday I pm leaf hereralt,
7 70 le dhercraft
Wednesday I pm to It pm
open house
rtiursday { id p m. leather
oatt, ft pin movie, “Rebel with
out A < an >e
I inlay ft j m pinochle and
cant fist a
Ma.sknn He will have the Miiiit *
itt*lit to vote, ami Hu* right all
citizens have to keep theii land
Hv voting to send two Ma.ska
Senators and an Alaskan Hepre
tentative to the Congress in Wash
iilgton, DO., these nath 's wi*l
liave a larger role in government
lhan they now have
“There In no question that the
Natives will he heltei oil aftwi
Alaska heroines a State ’’
The Ooiisl it lit ion to the State of
Maska specifically protects the
rights of all citizens, including
Native citizens, and there is no
tiscrimination against any group
it Ala.skan citizens The ( onstitu
lion of the Stale of Alaska says:
“No person is to he denied the
enjoyment »t any civil m political
j tgld because ot race, color, need
si national origin The I.egislatin <*
dial! implemeid tills section
i i It If KIN M KtVIOIt t A t. Nut KK
ADMISSIONS
Admitted to Oritlin Memorial
Hospital the past week were Sid
Old, Sophie Anderson, Krie Kul
berg, Ralph Naughton, Mrs. Mary
Donnelley and Axel Johnson
•—lMNniAKCilSS—
Discharged were Mrs Hut he Fry
and infant, Cynthia Herman,
Stella Agnot, Sophie Anderson
and Tony and Jeannie Frick.sou
lUItTIIS—
John Kills, weighing 8 lbs, was
horn on August 111 to Lily and
James Wright,
Outdoorsmen Club
Meets On Tuesday
A special roundup is planned at
the Outdoorsmen’* club house,
Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock, it
was announced this week
A short business meeting will
he held, followed by special enter
tainment and fun, food, amt gen
oral enjoyment for all Hie mem
tiers and friends of the elub. Those
who have been absent due to fish
mg, are urged to attend and see
Hie new facilities and sm round
mgs
Transportation is being offered
to those wtio desire All that is
necessary is to meet at the down
town school at 7 JO on Tuesday
evening “Just tie there and you
will he picked up," club officers
state.
Cub Scouting
Achievement Awards (liven
At Next Scout Pack Meeting
The August Pack meeting for
Cub Scout Pack 213 will In* held
at 7 JO p in Friday, August 20,
!Oou in the High School aoditoi
non Many Cub Scoots will leeeive
achievement awards at this meet
lug There will ho games for alt
Cub Scouts and prospective Cult
Scouts wllli pi i/es for the winners
Cuhmaster Dave Layman announe
rd that >i special invitation is
extended lo all newcomers having
hoys ol Till* Seoul age (8 10 yrs)
Den 2 enjoyed a very infonoa
live visit to Hie Kodiak Museum,
according to Den Mottiei, Mis h T
Boyce
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We must consider the welfare of
ALL Alaskans and of all things Alas
kan in the ensuing years with con
siderate legislation.
Kim Clark
(Paid Pol Vdv )
Mrs T B BUelleau reported her
Cub Scout* of Den 7 enjoyed a
tour of llalferty’a Cannery last
week Mr*. Chichenoff, an em
l»loyee of the cannery for 22
years, explained its many varied
operations Den 7 also welcomed
hack Wolf Cub Scout Warren
Hansen from a 2 months visit in
the States.
Wehelo Cub Scout Skipper
Knudsen is enjoying a trip to
Seattle on the fishing boat,
Hichard D lie left Monday and
will he gone approximately three
weeks.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. Paul Jaeger, Orthodontist, will
be in his Kodiak office August 31,
Sept. 1, 2 & 3. For appointment call
Jamie Morris, phone 2304.
HELP make ALASKA our most glor
ious STATE for your children's
sake. They will be the men and wo
men of tomorrow who will guide it
to still greater FAME.
VOTE YES on all 3 propositions.
William E. WortMDoiTt forget Bill)
(Paul l*ol Adv )
CANNERY WORKERS
Due to the expected absence of
your sec.-treas. for the last two
weeks in August, the regular
meeting scheduled for Thurs
day, August 21, 1958 has been
cancelled.
Let's all attend the regular
meeting on the third Thursday
in September.
YOUR
DOLLARS
hihI our dollars work hare. (H every dot
lot in deposit* J5H cents U invented in
loans and IIS ceniN inmlrd In U.S. (Jov
armuent and tiiKh quality Municipal
UuikIm.
liolf II. iha Kanui that turned tire town out
uf Hie pasture and let tire bull in."
Bank of Kodiak
KQtjlAK,ALASKA