No Big Programs
For New Citizens
No large scale naturalization
ceremonies will be held on Veter
ans Day - - Nov. 11, this year, the
Immigration and Naturalization
Service promised the Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
In response to a letter from New
York County Council VFW Com
mander Julius Grossman, protest
ing last year’s swearing in of ap
proximately 43,000 immigrants as
new citizens on the first Veterans
Day, General Joseph M. Swing,
Commissioner, Immigration and
Naturalization Service, said that
naturalizations on Veterans Day
was not intended to be an annual
event. j
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large-scale naturalizations in
the future,” General Swing said,
ceremonies in connection there
with will not be held on Veterans
Day.”
GIRL SCOUT FUND DRIVE
CITY • WIDE CAMPAIGN
The Girl Scouts of the City of
Kodiak launched their first fund
drive last week. Letters have been
sent to businesses and organiza
tions asking for their support. The
girls will be all over town today
selling lapel ribbons to individuals.
There are now four Brownie
Troops and four Intermediate
Troops active in the City, and two
Brownie Troops and one Senior
Troop in the process of organiza
tion. The adults working with or
for these troops belong to the Ko
diak Girl Scout Community Com
mittee, which is backing the fund
drive.
All donations will remain in Ko
diak and be used for Brownies
and Girl Scouts, either directly in
the troops, or indirectly as funds
for the Day Camp, for purchasing
large equipment, and reference
books for the use of all, training
leaders, upkeep on a meeting
place, stocking essential supplies
to save ordering time, etc.
Any one not contacted directly
who wishes to make a donation can
mail it to Mrs. Pete Ramaglia, sec
retary of the Community Commit
tee, or give it to any leader, ac
cording to Mrs. Ramaglia.
Mrs. Coy Stockard sailed on the
Funston Monday for the States.
She plans to spend some time in
San Francisco, returning to Kodiak
after the holidays.
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Kodiak Will Enjoy The Convenience Of
Carbonated Soft Drinks 111
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Large 12 Ounce Bottles
STARTING FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24th
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