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Girl Scout News
We are still working on our in
ternational friendship maps. When
we got them out this week we dis
covered the Boy Scouts have got
ten ice cream on them, we hope
they will try to be more careful
w ith our property in the future.
We are planning a Hallowe’en
c >stume party to be on October 25.
Several of the Girl Scouts help
ed out at the x-ray clinic. They
were. Bunny, 6 days; Maureen, 2
days; Kitty, 1 day; June, 4 days;
1 ois, 4 days; and Alice, 5 days.
We received some Scout equip
ment wre sent for.
Wilma Stephenson.
Troop Scribe.
T. B. X-RAY SURVEY RESULTS
BEING COMPILED
Dr. Joseph Marshall and assist
; its are busy compiling the re
salts of the,TB x-ray survey re
i ntly completed here.
They plan to leave for Kotze
. le soon where arrangements
' .ve been made to hold a survey.
ter which they will go to Una
l.-kleet.
{Something bizarre in current
r lucation is the campus toddler,
rbout to enter nursery school af
ter two years at college.
TED COOMARA BRINGS NEWS
FROM UNALAKLEET AREA
Charles Traeger, veteran trad
er of Unalakleet was married last
month to a Unalakleet girl.
Mrs. Frank Degnan, wife of
Unalakleet’s mayor gave birth to
a baby son last week.
Mr. Coomara stated that there
is now no government nurse at
Unalakleet, but that the village
is fortunate in having two regis
tered nurses there who are wives
of C.A.A. employees. These wo
men, Mrs. Richard Hladky and
Mrs. Ned Nelson, he states, give
generously of their time and the
; village is most grateful .
Koyuk has received new teach
ers this year, a Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Meyers, who arrived there re
cently.
David Otton of Koyuk has been
quite ill with a deep carbuncle on
his neck, but is now recovering.
From Elim he brings news that
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Joule, who
spent the summer here, and who
taught at Solomon for the past
two years, are now teaching at
Elim. There is no school at Solo
mon this year.
Wallace Porter has closed his
mining camp for the winter, at
Bear Creek and returned to Hay
cock for the winter.
I The people of Shatooklik were
LORETTA JONES VISITING
DAUGHTER-IN-LAW HERE
• Loretta Jones is down from the
i Kougarok for a few days to visit
with her daughter-in-law Mrs.
Dan Jones who is planning on
leaving for Fairbanks soon, where
she will join Dan Jones now en
rolled in the University of Alaska.
CARRIE RUSSEL TO FAIR
BANKS ON BUSINESS
Carrie Russell, owner of the
Snack Shack made a business trip
to Fairbanks last week and re
turned on Friday.
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fortunate to catch 37 while whales
this fall, giving them a good sup
ply of meat for the winter.
Sinrock Mary, versatile charac
ter of the north, about whom
much has been written, and who
is now 91 year old, returned to
I her home recently at St. Michaels
, having spent the summer at Una
I lakleet. She is sometimes called
1 the "Reindeer Queen.”
This has been a very good hunt
ing season on the St. Michaels
flats, Mr. Coomara stated, for
both geese and ducks.
The Elim people who spent the
summer at the Moses Point Fish
i Camp, as is customary, returned
home last week.
At Stebbins, Dick Collard is op
i erating a radio station for the
! ANS this year.
I West Must Stop
Quarrelling And
Get To Work
SALT LAKE CITY, (/P) — The
eleven western states must quit
, “this infernal bickering and jab
bering and quarreling” among
themselves and unite to bring
about development of the west’s
resources with federal funds,
Clarence Budington Kelland, na
tional Republican committeeman
for Arizona, told the western Re
publican conference Saturday.
The well-known novelist and
former publicity director of the
GOP national committee casti
gated the Democratic administra
tion of his home state for its atti
tude on distribution of Colorado
river water, and called on all
states concerned to “form a team
that will work as a unit to get
from Congress the authorizations
and appropriations to develop
this great source of water. . . ”
Kelland’s remarks, first at the
conference to deal with strictly
regional problems, came after
speaker of the House Joseph W.
Martin, Jr., <R.-Mass.) told a ban
quet meeting Friday night that,
the national Democratic adminis-;
tration has broken its promises to
cooperate with the Republican
controlled Congress, and called
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Ins term in “keeping this coun
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spend abroad the less we can
spend at home. And if the spend
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