MARY ANN AMAROK CHOSEN
FOR HONOLULU FLIGHT
Mary Ann Amarok, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Amarok, who
has been chosen by Pan American
Airways to fly to Honolulu on its
first passenger flight next week,
is busy making plans as to what
she will take with her, what she
will wear, etc., on her wonderful
trip.
Mary Ann who graduated from
Nome High School and is 21 years
old has been employed by the
Nome Skin Sewers Assn. She was
born and raised in Nome.
Mrs. John Mock and children,
family of the popular WXLN ra
dio announcer arrived to make
their home here.
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Her trip will take about two
weeks and she will have stops in
Seattle, Portland, and possibly
California, according to manager
James Walsh.
Manager Walsh has arranged
for Alaskans to meet Mary Ann in
Seattle and Portland.
She will be met in Honolulu by
former Nomeites Rita Tavis and
! Jeanne Davdison.
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well known Arctic seaman, Capt.
Peterson and later on archeological
expeditions and is now gathering
material for another book as well i
a> being on a buying trip to Bar
row and way points for Vic Brown
of Anchorage. He stated he was
particularly interested in record
ing folk music and folklore of the
Eskimo as it is fast disappearing
and an important link with the
historical background of our im
portant Territory.
A resolution wras presen ed by
the board of directors for approval
of the chamber on the matter of
lawlessness on our streets and read
by John McNees which was adopt
ed unanimously by the Chamber.
A copy of the resolution will be
printed in the Friday issue of the
Nugget.
Simeon Oliver was called upon
again to perform on the piano,
which he most graciously did. He
played three original transcrip
tions of his own or Aleut melodies.
The first number was “Aleut Lul
laby,” an old Aleut melody with
which he had incorporated the
bells of the old Russian church of
Unalaska. Second was “Aleut Rus
sian Lullaby,” which used a theme
brought to the islands from Russia
and used in their music which, he
explained, has also been used by
li ving Berlin in his “Russian Lul
laby.”
The third number of the group
was “Aleut Polka,” showing the
influence of the Russian church in
the native music and use of the
diatonic scale and major key
whereas the minor mode usually
predominates in primituve music.
He explained that in his arche
ological study he has traced the
similarity of the music and dance
all the way down the coast to Mex
ico where it is found in the moun
tain music of the Mexicans.
A bingo game followed the din
ner and program for the benefit
of the youth movement now under
way primarily for Boy and Girl
Scouts, and about $50.00 was net
ted.
ANCHORAGE MEN HERE
ON BUYING TRIP
J. Brown, Jr., and Simeon Oli
ver, accomnapied by pilot Sam
Shafsky, arrived yesterday on a
buying trip for the Vic Brown
Jewelry Store of Anchorage. They
plan to go up to Barrow, stopping
at villages along the way to pick
up curioc and fur for their store
in Anchorage.
Mr. Oliver, well known Eskimo
pianist and lecturer, will record
native music on the trip and other
authentic folklore to be used in
another book. He is the author of
“Son of the Smoky Sea” and other
publications relating to the Aleu
tians.
Mr. Oliver, who is an Aleut and
whose mother was born in Unala
kleet was an outstanding member
of the Alaska Scouts during the
war; and worked with Dr. Hard
licka in ethnological and arche
ological excavations throughout
the Aleutians.
A flight is planned today for St.
Lawrence Island.
Verna Michelson, operator of the
Service Cleaners, who was called
to the States suddenly due to a
death in her family, returned home
today.
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