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Meyers, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, Addresses
Chamber Luncheon
Mr. D. W. Meyer, Commissioner
of .the Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Washington D. C., presented a
most informing interpretation of
that bureau’s work among the
Alaska natives, to members of the
Northwestern Alaska Chamber of
Commerce, at their noon luncheon
yesterday. Other members of his
party included the following Alas
ka Native Service personnel: Max
Penrod, Area Educationalist, Ju
neau; Hugh J. Wade, Area Di
rector, Juneau; and George Wil
son, Administrative Assistant, Kot
zebue; and Mr. Emil B. Fisher,
local ANS Administrative Assist- j
ant, who introduced the visitors.
The importance of the Alaska
Native Service, which is a div
ision of the Bureau of Indian Af
fairs, was emphasized by citing
the fact that of the 238 schools j
operating as a part of the Bureau’s
program, 96 are in Alaska, and
that there are 72 hospitals and
clinics, as well. Mr. Meyer pointed
out that the ultimate objective of
the Bureau is to help the native
become self-sufficient through
confidence, education and econ
omic progress.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving Mis morning were
Blanche Crandell, Mrs. Alma
Keene, Mrs. A. Knopf, and in
fant, Mickey Knopf, Father
Murphy, Mrs. Joe Wallace.
Departing'were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Clark and family, Sam Pen
rod, Hugh Wade, D. S. Meyers,
George Curtez, M. F. Casson, J. D.
Smith, Father Carroll, Herb Han
sen. Carol Castell.
WIEN AIRLINES
Passengers from Fairbanks to
Nome: Robert Bates, Helmuth
Wedow, Gerome De Bruyn, Lydia
Fohn-Hansen.
Nome to Fairbanks: Henry Will
man, Gabe Backer, Margaret Mil
ler, Mr. Ferguson, Capt. Harold
Wilken, Mr. and Mrs. Willock,
Mrs. A. C. Hoth.
Kotzebue to Nome: Louis Rot
man, June Rotman, Clifton Jack
son, Elsie Barger, Grace Lynch,
Grover Lynch.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers to Anchorage: Earl
Wise, Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Wise,
George Morrin, Carrie Justice, J.
Gross.
To Anchorage: M. Heller, C.
Sump, K. Emerson, R. Heagle.
To Moses Point: John Purcell,
Mr. Barcell, Mabel Keselak.
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LET’S ALL
Go to the FAIR!
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
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COASTAL RAMBLER scheduled to sail
From Seattle AUGUST 22
For Bristol Bay, Nome, St. Michael, Unalakleet,
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Golovin and Solomon
Freight received in Seattle for above vessel
UNTIL AUGUST 17
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J, DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Textile Painting, Glove
Making Classes Start
Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen ar
rived Monday from the Univer
sity of Alaska and held a class
in textile painting on Monday
and Tuesday evenings at the
school. Starting Tuesday after
noon classes in glove making
began with both fabric and lea
ther gloves.
A group of over 20 women re
sponded to the invitation of the
Home Arts Club to listen to the
lectures and start work on tex
tiles. Both stencil and free hand
types of work were discussed. The
textile work of Wilbur Walluk
was especially admired when he
displayed his ties and scarfs with
free-hand drawings.
Mrs. Fohn-Hansen stated that
anyone having clothing or cook
ing problems m-ay see her during
her stay at the Polaris Hotel,
where she will be glad to help
them.
FAIR NOTES
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The Eskimo dances scheduled
for the Friday evening program
are more colorful than ever, and
for the first time a written pro
gram will be presented, explain
ing the meanings of the dances
for the audience.
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Did you ask about food? Of
course, there will be weiners and
coffee prepared and served in a
special concession by the North
Star Grill!
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The mining exhibit will have a
special room to show and explain
the mineral potential in this area.
Dan Jones will be in charge—he’s
going to show pictures too.
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Fish are getting bigger every
day. Walter Leslie now has one
on display at his market—a Dolly
Varden measuring 21 inches!
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Superintendent Bettie Anderson
of the flower department, stated
this morning that anyone who has
flowers or vegetables they wish to
display and do not have trans
portation, may call Pauline Ga
brielson who will arrange to pick
them up and return them.
NOTICE
The following is a list of habit
ual drunkards on the Nome City
Docket iodale:
HARRY GARFIELD
EMMA HENRY
LEO (DUMMY) NAGARUK
KNUTE (BLACKIE) OLSON
JACOB SMITH
STEVE PETERSON
OSCAR HOWARD
VIRGINIA WEOKOLUK MOR
RIS
JAMES ATLUK
LEWIS ATTATAYUK
ANTHONY OLSON
....Selling or giving intoxicating
liquor to the above is in viola
tion of Ordinance No. 336 of the
City of Nome.
Clyde Glass,
Chief of Police
Publish August 1, 8, 15, 1951.
WANT ADS
WANTED — Used oil kitchen
range. Call Nugget.
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, Aug. 9—7:30 p.m.
"CRISS CROSS"
Bert Lancaster Yvonne deCarlo
Friday, Aug. 10—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"SUNDOWN IN SANTA FE"
Allen Lane
M M M HOSPITAL
Admitted to the hospital were
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Howard Konakoh, Margaret Ma
loney, Mrs. Robert Emmons, Alma
Keene.
Discharged from the hospital
were Roger Slwooko, Earl Scott,
Theodore and May Saccheus,
Flora Murray, Louis Segana.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emmons
are the parents of a son bom
this morning at the hospital. Mr.
Emmons is with the Alaska Road
Commission here.
L. C. Ferguson, genial manager
of the Traeger Store at Unala
kleet, reports that the gardens
there are slow this year as the
last month has been very cool.
Mr. Ferguson is enroute to the
States for a few days on business.
Clinton Gray of the Nugget
staff received word this morning
that he has a new scm, born this
morning in Seattle. Mrs. Gray and
the new baby plan to come to
Nome in the very near future.
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YOU SAVE MONEY
WHEN YOU BUY FRESH MEAT
We Offer You Bargains In Airborne Meats
— SHIPMENTS TWICE WEEKLY —
ROASTS Per Lb.
Boneless Sirloin Roast $1.25
Rump Roast 1.25
Pork Loin Roast 1.00
Leg of Lamb (Spring Lamb) 1.25
Premium B & R Hams 1.45
STEAKS
New ork Cut (Special) 1.50
Top Sirloin (Special) 1.50
Top Rounds 1.45
Pork Loin Chops 1.05
Spring Lamb Chops 1.25
Smoked Ham Hocks .80
Smoked Pork Sausage Links .80
See Our Selection of Fresh Airborne Produce
. . . And Boat Produce
We Have On Display Our Entry In The Fish Derby
Hours: 10 A.M. to 7:30 P.M.
leslie’Tmarket
CASH & CARRY
Announcing the receipt of
A limited selection of
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Beautiful White Arctic Fox
NOW ON DISPLAY
Come in and make your selection
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Neckpieces and evening jackets made to order
Make your selection now
So furs can be shipped to tanner soon
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