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Nome Directory
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NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
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Phone Mein 40
0. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome, Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
801 Lowman Building
Telephone EL. 6396
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LEGAL ADVERTISMENT
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
Office of the Territorial Treasurer
NOTICE
TO ALASKAN LAND OWNERS:
The Alaska Real Property Reg-!
istration Law of March 24, 1945
requires each owner of the legal
title to land in the Territory of
Alaska to make a declaration of
such ownership and to file the
declaration in the United States
Land Office for the district in
which the land is situated, on
or before June 30, 1946.
A declaration of ownership is
required to be made and filed
on all patented lands except those
owned by the United States or;
any agency or instrumentality
threeof; lands owned by the Ter
ritory of Alaska or a subdivision
thereof; lands owned by an Indian
Nation, Tribe, Band, or a mem
ber thereof, and the lands located
within an incorporated town.
A homestead entryman on Fed
eral land should not file a dec- j
laration until after patent has j
been issued for the land. The
same applies to locations on min
ing claims.
Forms and instructions for mak
ing declaration of ownership may
be obtained by applying in per
son or by mail to the United
States District Land Office at
either Anchorage, Fairbanks, or
Nome, Alaska, or the United
States Public Survey Office, at
Juneau, Alaska, or the Territor
ial Treasurer at Juneau. It is the
responsibility of the owner to ob
tain these forms and file them on
time. They must be filed in the
CRIPPLED CHILDREN CLINIC
FOR NOME JUNE TWENTIETH
A consultation clinic for the
diagnosis and care of crippling,
conditions of children will be held
in Nome on June 20, it was an
nounced today.
The Territorial Department of
Health has secured the services
of Dr. C. D. Moffett, orthopedic}
surgeon from Seattle, to conduct
the orthopedic clinics which are
to be held in five health centers'
throughout Alaska during the lat- j
ter part of June.
Dr. Moffett will act as consult
ant to local physicians in problems
of diagnosis and medical care of
crippled children under twenty-j
one years of age. Case-finding,
medical consultation, and follow-;
up care are to be part of the ser
vice at these clinics.
The Territorial Department of
Health, aided by the Alaska Crip
pled Children’s Association, plans
to continue these orthopedic clin
ics annually as part of its Crip
pled Children Program.
The clinic schedule for this
year is:
Fairbanks June 17, 18
Nome June 20
Bethel June 22
Anchorage June 24,25
Juneau June 27, 28
Vassar College covers 1,000
acres, has 40 buildings, and more
than 200,000 volumes in its
library.
District in which hte land is sit
uated.
Failure to register title will in
cur penalties and forfeiture of
land under the law.
SITKA SCHOOL CELEBRATES
68ih BIRTHDAY
The 68th birthday of Sheldon
Jackson School was celebrated on
April 17. All day there was “open
house” lor any persons interested
n see:ng the campus and build
ings, including the Museum. In
the evening, approximately 150
alumni and friends joined with
the present student body and staff
for a birthday celebration. Old
pictures and snapshots placed ar
ound the walls of the auditorium
brought forth many memories of
the early days of the school. Mr.
Roland Wurster sketched briefly
the earliest days of the school, be
ginning with the day school start
ed by Miss Fannie Kellog on Ap
ril 17, 1878. Mr. Ralph Young,
kept “young” he said by his name,
told about the school as he knew
it in 1888, when it wras called
the Boys’ Industrial School. Those
were the days of sawing wood
for furnaces and washing clothes
by hand. “You may think you
have it hard now,” Mr. Young
Sheldon Jackson Junior College
is owned and operated by the
Board of National Missions, Pres
byterian Church.
Vets'' Mail Bag
As a service to veterans the
Nome Nugget will publish this
column of the questions most fre
quently asked contact men in this
vicinity. For further information
write or contact the VA unit at
46, and 47 P.O. Bldg.. Anchorage.
Q. I am an American citizen, I
enlisted and served three year*
j with the Canadian Army and was
honorably discharged. I am now
residing in the United States. Am
I entitled to any benefits from
the U. S. government?
A. You are entitled to the edu
cation, loan guaranty and read
justment allowance benefits that
have been provided veterans of
the armed services of the United
States. It you have a disability
you should apply directly to the
Canadian government for pension
benefits.
Q. I am a n eteran of World War
II. Can I get a priority to buy
building materials to remodel my
house?
A. Contact or write to the near
est FHA office. They will act
upon your request for material
priorities.
Q. When I left the service I was
told that the Veterans Adminis
tration would give me free dental
treatment. Where do I get this
done?
A. Before you will be entitled
to dental treatment, the VA must
verify that your present dental
condition is s e r vice-connected,
which means that they whll have to
secure your service records. To
initiate this, you must make appli
cation at your nearest VA office.
Q. Is it permissible to name a
, stepchild as beneficiary on a Na
tional Service Life Insurance pol
icy?
A. Yes.
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