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FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
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Chamber Told Eskimo
Dancers Outstanding
Feature of Rendezvous
The Chamber of Commerce was
informed at the regular noon
luncheon yesterday by E. T. Dim
ock, manager of the Anchorage
Rendezvous that the outstanding
feature of their celebration this
year was the Eskimo Dancers.
He also stated that Anchorage
was boosting for the completion
of the road from Fairbanks to
Nome, the last link in the Inter
national Highway and would keep
on working for it because of its
vital necessity.
Another guest of the Chamber
was Don McGee, of the Alaska
Claim Service.
The secretary reported that 23
businesses had paid their annual
Chamber dues, leaving 26 busi
nesses who have not complied
todate. Eleven individual mem
berships have been issued with at
least 28 more to be completed.
Johnny Kakaruk, Igloo rein
deer man, lodged a complaint
with the chamber because of the
wolves in that area which had
killed 18 of his deer. Ted Duf field
reported that the Fish and Wild
life agent had left for the area
to take necessary action with
poison.
Mrs. Olis Lee from Teller Mis
sion who was delayed enroute due
to chicken pox left yesterday to
make her home in the States.
mmm Hospital
Admitted: Davis Mendalook.
Discharged: Mrs. Fred Kingik
and daughter Betty, Winona Ash
enfelter.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to extend our deepest
gratitude to the search and rescue
group. Dr. Langsam and the hos
pital staff, the Arctic Native Bro
therhood, the National Guard, the
Veterans organisation. Rev. Paul
Carlson, and Civil Air PairoL and
any others who participated in
any way during our recent be
reavement.
The Joule Family
NOTICE
A meeting to organize the Am
erican Legion Auxiliary (Wom
en's) will be held Wednesday eve
ning at 8:00 p.m. at the home of
Margaret Bohrer. All eligible are
urged to attend.
NOTICE TO VOTERS
The Poll Book for the registra
tion of voters for the forthcoming
Municipal and School Board elec
tion shall close Saturday# March
22# 1952.
Carrie M. McLain#
City Clerk
Publish March 12, 14, 17, 1952
WANT ADS
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FOR SALE — Asst, of picture
frames. All sizes. Call Red 37.
FOR SALE—1 Woodsman Target
Master, extra clip and shoulder
holster; one Model 61 Winches
ter pump .22; Trans-Oceanic
radio. Call Black 13.
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday# March 13—7:30 p.m.
"OUTSIDE THE WALL"
Richard Basehart - Signe Hasso
- Marilyn Maxwell -
Friday# March 14 7:15 & 9 p.m.
"OUTCASTS OF BLACK MESA"
CHawlAc Starrptt. Smilev Burnette
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Passengers arriving yesterday
were May Van Lanningham, Otto
and Hilding Larson, Charles Gus
tafson.
Departing were James Walsh
and family, James Oumiak, Mrs.
Otis Lee and family, Mrs. Paul
Mandeville and daughter, and
Flora Lincoln.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage were
Mrs. McDonald, Denton Howard,
and Francis Longley.
Departing for Anchorage were
Donald Hendershot, Mike Muff
ley. Howard Rowe, Mr. McGee,
Mr. Dimock, L. C. Ferguson, Ver
non Downing, Dr. Moore, and
Esterbrook.
Donald Lyle, local manager of
Carrington and Co., who has been
in the states on business, is re
ported to have called on Delegate
Bartlett while in Washington,
D. C. .
JIM WALSH TO THE STATES
James Walsh of Pan American,
wife and three children left for
a trip to the States yesterday.
Jimmy is on a familiarization trip
as well as a vacation and plans
to be gone two weeks.
In his absence Dick Johnson,
from Seattle, will be in the Pan
American office here.
Colonel M. E. Marsten of the
Alaska National Guard is in town,
enroute from the north to the
Yukon and Kuskokwim River
areas.
He arrived Nome yesterday with
Vem Hilliker in the Salmon Insti
tute plane, from Kotzebue.
Hilliker is on a tour of the terri
tory recruiting labor for the com
ing salmon season and Marsten
recently left Selawik where he
organized a National Guard unit.
Both Marsten and Hilliker plan
to* leave immediately for the lower
Yukon, thence to the Kuskokwim.
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Meet You At
ST> PATRICK’S DINNER PARTY
at the
Bering Sea Club
SPECIAL DINNER
Virginia Baked Ham with Sweet Potatoes
and Scalloped Com '
or
Fried Chicken and French Fried Potatoes
Molded Fruit Salad Ice Cream
DANCING
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make your selection
from our NEW SHIPMENT
from Fort Yukon.
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OUTSTANDING ITEMS
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in our windows.
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