AIRLINES
Wien Alaska Airlines
A Wien Airlines plane arrived
from Fairbanks yesterday bring
ing Janet Lee, Emma Togonganon
and Harold Ivanoff. The plane
departed this morning with Emma
Togonganon for Kotzebue, and
will pick up Mr. and Mfs. Vinson
for Fairbanks.
Pan American Airways
The PAA plane arrived last
night from Seattle with Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Frazer, Charles Gust
afson, William White, Don Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gaffney.
The plane departed with Frank
Vinning and child for Fairbanks
and John Cross for Juneau.
HIGH WINDS MAKE PLANE
LANDINGS DIFFICULT
High winds and blinding snow
storm forced several small planes
to land near Sinrock Wednesday
evening. The planes weathered
out the worst of the storm and
came into Nome this morning.
Bill Munz. John Cross and Les
Bronson landed on the airport
this morning although the wind
was still blowing at a terrific
rate.
Bronson had been at North
Spit preparing a recently purch
ased tractor for its trip to Nome,
left with his plane Wednesday
and was caught in the storm and
forced to spend the night at Sin
rock.
The monad used as the pattern
of the bluc-and-gray shoulder
patch of the 76th Infantry Divi
sion is a medieval symbol for the
oldest son of a family.
Wallace Hotel
Guests at the Wallace Hotel to
! day are Gene Jack a . Leonard
Hancock, Candle, Clif'o i audell
Cape Nome, Mr. ant; Mr Tom
Gaffney, Oakland, Win. ”’hr«
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fia.v, Set -
tie, and Janet Virginia L;v. Chi
cago.
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There are some 44.000 !i«h*rpm?
flashes all around the earth on an
average day.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
nFP.A RTMFNT OF THE IN
TERIOR. SURPLUS PROPERTY
OFFICE POST OFFICE BOX
2466. ANCHORAGE. ALASKA.
Anril 27. 1946. Sealed bids will
ro received until 2:00 P.M. May
20. 194*. Sealed bids will be re
ceived at the Department of Inter
c»r Su-plus Property Office. Ft.
Richardson on "As is - Where is".
Surplus marine equipment located
i at Seward. Cordova and Whittier.
All bids submitted must be accom
panied by a twenty-five percent
'1,>' ♦'->e ro,*m of certified
or r'lshorV chec’*. or money order
navah'e ♦ -> T"e:t«uT>er of United
c‘af's a statement ind'cating
whether the item desired ’«• fur uee
in Alaska waters. Bids w'll be sub
ject to prior withdrawal by gov
ernment agencies and purchase
bv certified veterans through pre
ference Veterans may purchase
under preference at the appraised
price on May thirteenth thru the
Surplus Property Offices in Jun
eau, Anchorage or Fairbanks, Al
aska. but such purchase will be
subject to prior sale at Seward.
Alaska. Listing of equipment and
instructions for purchase may be
obtained at the Anchorage, Fair
banks, Juneau or Nome Surplus
Property Office, at the Cordova
Daily Times, at the Seward Polaris
and at the Harbor Master's Office,
Seward Marine Ways.
The Surplus Property Office of
the Department of the Interior re
serves the right to reject any and
all bids. Cite M-04188 in replv.
May 3 - 6.
Winners In
Eighth Annual
N. W. A. Fair
~TVISTO%f \
School iDept.,
J. W. Thompson, Supt.
Judges: Mrs. A. H. Norland, Helen
Bookman, W. L. Angel
Teaching Project
Teller School, 1st; Healy School,
2nd; Ruby School 3rd.
Practical Map
Arthur McLain,. 1st; Bo Mozee,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received in
the office of the Commissioner of
Education, Territory of Alaska,
' Juneau, Alaska, at 10:00 A.M.,
May 6, 1946, and will then be
opened and read, for the furnish
ing of all labor, materials, trans
portation and equipment necessary
for the complete construction of
the Aniak, Teller and Clarks Point
School Buildings, with Teachers’
Living Quarters all in the Terri
tory of Alaska.
Plans may be obtained from
Dr. James C. Ryan, Commissioner
of Education, Territory of Alaska,
Juneau, Alaska: from the school
teachers at Aniak. Teller and
Clarks Point or from the City
Clerks at Anchorage, Fairbanks
and Nome, Alaska.
A deposit of $10.00 will be re
quired for each set of plans and
specifications, to insure their re
turn.
A bid bond or certified check
in the amount of 5r'< of the con
tract price payable to the Depart
ment of Education, Territory of
Alaska will be required to accom
pany the proposal.
Dr. James C. Ryan,
Commissioner of Education,
Territory of Alaska.
Publish April 22, 26, May 3, 1946.
AIR TRAVELERS!!
On your next trip to Unalakleet or Kotzebue
plan to continue on to Fairbanks via Wien-Alaska
with considerable saving in fare . . .
Pay $35 more to fly from Unalakleet to Fairbanks
Pay Only $20 more to fly from Kotzebue to Fairbanks
Stopovers Allowed to Fairbanks Passengers
Utilize WIEN-ALASKA’S Dependable Service
Save Your Travel Dollars!!
Contact WIEN-ALASKA AIRLINES
For your next reservation
NOME ALASKA
2nd.
Orthographic
1 Geo. Bourdon, 1st; Martha
Thompson, 2nd.
Lettering
| Carol McLain, 1st; Walter Me
; Carthy, 2nd.
Isometric Drawing
Mary Ann Amarok, 1st; Martha
i Thompson, 2nd.
Model Drawing
Martha Thompson, 1st .and 2nd.
Sketch Drawing
Walter McCarthy, 1st and 2nd.
Autobiography
Jimmy Bergamaschi, 1st; June
Dunbar, 2nd.
Letter
Bessie Stanley, 1st; Jimmy Ber
gamaschi, 2nd.
Original Poem
Percy Blachford, 1st; Loretta
Snyder, 2nd.
Business Letter
Julia Silverman, 1st; Carol Mc
Lain, 2nd.
Washable Dress
Roberta Snyder, 1st; Carol Mc
Lain, 2nd.
Layer Cake
Corrine Snyder.
Fudge
Corrine Snyder.
Baking Powder Biscuits
Roberta. Snyder.
Lemon Pie
Roberta Snyder.
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DIVISION B
Mrs. A. D. Johnson, Eunice Logan
Supt. Bureau Schools
Judges: Orah Dee Clark and Carl
C. Marcy
Sample of Penmanship
Marie Gregory, 1st; Sally Mote.
2nd.
Specimen of Crayon Coloring
Edna Amahsuk, 1st; Bessi Au
kon, 2nd.
Specimen of Construction Work
David Bell, 1st; Sally Moto, 2nd.|
Illustrations of a Poem
Douglas Annalook, 1st; Anna
Ailak. 2nd.
Illustrated Booklet
Bessie Aukon, 1st; Edith Esc
holt, 2nd.
Health Posters
Mable Ibionna, 1st; Sally Moto,
2nd.
Sample of Penmanship
Leon Titus, 1st; Caroline Suloo
guak, 2nd.
Free Hand Drawing
Ellen, 1st; Frederick Kanchee,
2nd.
Construction Work
Eddie Walker, 1st; Mildred Pa-j
neok, 2nd.
Artificial Flowers
4th Grade girls.
School Papers
Decring School.
Health Posters
Donna Singyke, 1st; William
Lincoln, 2nd.
Samples of Penmanship
Della Alnangnatoguk, 1st; Alice
Attatazuk, 2nd.
Free Hand Drawing
Clara Ezuk, 1st; Junior Tin
gook, 2nd.
Health Posters
Janet Ashenfelter, 1st.
Model Reindeer Corral
4th Grade boys.
Soft Sole Slippers
Clara Attitituk, 1st; Edith Ta
parkok, 2nd. (Teller Mission).
Hard Sole Slippers
Della Ahnongnatoguk, 1st; Anna
Stactuk, 2nd.
Cotton Dress
Esther Tupleman, 1st. (White
Mountain).
Work Apron
Joyce Fagerstrom.
Jerkin
Helen Kulick, 1st; Clara Eyuk,
2nd.
Model Dog Sled
Solomon School, Carl Adams
and Aaron Adams. ^
Eskimo Doll
Annie Eyuk, Igloo.
Lapel Ornament
Annie Eyuk, 1st; Rita Seetok.
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DIVISION C
Native Arts
Grayce Burley, Supt.
' Judges: Sam Mogg, Haxel Nuipok,
Alyce Sly.
Ivory Reindeer
Tommy Angnaboogok, 1st, Mark
Weokeok, 2nd.
Polar Bear
| Mark Weokeok, 1st and 2nd
Seal
Roger Karparie, 1st; Ignaci. .
Walrus *
Ignacious Amoyal, 1st; Tony
Anungasuk, 2nd.
Fox
Lloyd Angotowsauk, 1st; Mark
Weokeok, 2nd.
Dog
Tommy Anungasuk. 1st; Mark
Weokeok. 2nd.
Whale
Mark Weokeok, 1st and 2nd.
Eskimo Figure
Peter Octuck, 1st and 2nd.
Duck
Frank Walunga.
Owl
Peter Octuck and M. Weokeok
Model Kayak
Jack Ozenna, 1st: Alvin Poo
koolgglook. 2nd. ^
Sled with Dogs
Tommy Augnabookgok, 1st: M.
Weokoek, 2nd.
Pickle Forks ^
Andrew Tingook, 1st; Teddy
Sockpick, 2nd.
Jelly Spoon
Jack Ozenna.
Salt and Pepper Set
Mark Keokeok, 1st: Paul King
Island, 2nd.
Candle Sticks 4
M. Weokeok, 1st: Geo. Washing
ton, 2nd.
Bracelet, Mastodon
John Okie, ,1st; Roy Avessuk.
Old Ivory Bracelet
Tommy Soolook, 1st; Edward
Akdolik, 2nd.
Bracelet, White
Alfred Olanna, 1st; Teddy Mike,
2nd.
Buttons
Isaac Iyahuk, 1st; Moses Milli
gruk, 2nd.
Brooch
Louis Tungivinuk. 1st; Edward
Ahkolik, 2nd.
Paper Weight >»
M. Weokeok, 1st; Louis Tungiv
inuk, 2nd.
Paper Knife and Pen Holder
Wewakin, 1st.
Paper Knife
M. Weokeok.
Gavel
Phillip Osaruk.
Cigarette Holder
M. Weokeok, 1st and 2nd.
Cribbage Board
Robert Mayookok, 1st; Andrew
Sebok, 2nd.
Slippers, Soft
Helen Sinerugelook, 1st; Blanche
Weyenna, 2nd.
Slippers. Hard Sole
Anne Ahmasick, 1st; Fannie
Welluk, 2nd.
Mukluks. Knee Length
Mrs. Frank Koyanktuk. 1st;
Ette Elasanga, 2nd.
Mukluks, Low
Jennie Allatayak, 1st; Esther
Maykuk, 2nd.
Mukluks, Seal
Carrie Weyopuk, 1st; Mary Im
ana, 2nd.
Lapp Boots
Marion Gonangnon, 1st and 2nd.
Water Boots
Mrs. Dwight Tevuk, 1st; Annie