ordination of the confer
* ence. He added that the
conference, in every sense,
would be one complete col
laboration among all the
groups represented.
“The alarming rise in ju
venile crime,” Mr. Clark!
. said at that time, “makes J
it mandatory that a well!
^balanced action program
be devised. This plan,”
he added, “must command
the respect and the fullest
cooperation from all con
cerned.”
Mr. Clark also extended
the hope that the partici
pants would see fit to ex
tend the accomplishments
of the conference to a state,
city and community pro
gram.
■ JOHN SNOW NOW WITH
PETERSEN FLYING SERVICE
Mr. John Snow, who has been
width the Interior Department for
the past twenty years has resigned
and is now agent for the Ray
Petersen Flying Service at Bethel.
Mr. Snow was Unit Manager
for the Reindeer Service at Nu
ipivak last summer.
CAA OPERATORS APPLY
FOR MARRIAGE LICENSE
Chester A. Crawley, technician
for the CAA and Kristi P. Fun
daun, operator for CAA, have ap
plied at the U. S. Commissioner’s
office, for a marriage license.
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ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Meets First and Third
Thursday each month
DONALD J. LYLE, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
, ~ NOME LODGE
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Meets Second Friday
S. DAVID MAZEN. N.G.
ROBERT BALDWIN. Secy.
I* HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Main 40
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome. Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
1 Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
4 Moose. Alaska
Seattle Office*
•01 Lowman Building
Telephone EL. tOH
INDIANA VISITORS HERE
LEARN NATIVE DANCES
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Two interesting visitors in Nome
last week were Lola and Mabel
Martin of Kankakee, Indiana.
The sisters have traveled to the
far corners of the earth, take
movies and learn the native dan
ces.
They return to Indiana from
their various pilgrimages and lec
ture—imitating the dances and
music with original costumes.
They have spent considerable
time with the King Island natives
and have learned many of the in
tricacies and meanings of their
dances. Their last trip was in
1941, at which time they went to
South America. Since then they
have been ip service.
DAUGHTER RETURNS FOR
VISIT WITH FAMILY
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Mrs. Alberta Rotter returned on
the Friday evening PAA plane to
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Schenck.
Secy. Int. Krug
And Party To Be
Here August 14.
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It was revealed here today that
Secretary of the Interior, J. A.
Krug, will arrive in Nome on
August 14th, with a party of de- j
partment officials.
The party includes Warner i
Gardner, Assistant ' Secretary of 1
the Interior; Creekmore Fath, spe
cial assistant to the Secretary;
Carlton Skinner, Director of In
formation; Joel Wolfsohn, Act
ing Associate Director, Bureau of
Land Management; Edwin Ar
nold, Fish and Wildlife Service;
William Brophy, Commissioner of
Office of Indian Affairs; Felix
Cohen, Associate Solicitor; Will
ing Wrather, Director of Geologi
cal Survey; Dr. Roy Sexton; and
Governor Ernest Gruening.
Mr. Krug’s father and Ben Son
nenberg may accompany the party.
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recovers, this artist veteran is providing the Veterans Administrator
Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Northampton, Mass., with a galaxy oi
murals and paintings. Manager William M. Dobson here watcher
“Mr. X“ put the finishing touches to a marine mural.
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