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UNIVERSITY MUSEUM POPULAR
There is nr, .increasing number of people
visiting the. I'useun at the University of
Alaska according to I'iss Ilargaret UacI.Iahon,
Assistant Curator. Many of*then are resi
dents of various cities in the Territory
who are traveling in the Interior and are
taking advantage of the summer schedule
whereby the Museum is open'to the public
both morning and afternoon,
A subject that attracts he attention of
everyono is the Albino Moose which is ‘
mounted in one corner of the main room.
A now display in the Museum consists of the
actual photo,graphs showing the life of
Canada’s Caribou Eskimo who live in the
Hudson Bay area, Thb pictures wore taken
by Donald B, March, Angilican Archdeacon
of Aklavik, Northwest Territories,Canada.
A”.other exhibit that the tourists are en
joying are the two model ships loaned to-'
the Museum by Ruth Costello of Fairbanks,
Both of those are the work of St. Lawrence
Island Eskimos, Troy consist of a baleen
throe masted schooner and A white ivory
sonare rigged sailing ship, complete even
to anchors, life boats and lamps, all na de
of ivory and balien, true to scale with
moveable parts.
Hr. Er-ank *~askey of Dillingham and contri
butor of many fine objects to the Museum,
recently sent some coreinOninl bowls and
cups from Uunivak Island, also, snuff
boxes*and crooked knife from Nelson Island.
I'01 NT HARROW-WASHUMGTON D.C.
Prom on Alaskan IJLoo to a position in
Washington, D.C., in the space of a few
years is the rapid advance made by one
Haskell woman who loft this last week •f'or
the Capital, where she will be employed
in the Office of Indian Affairs.
Hiss Grab* Futkuk was born near Point
borrow and received her grade sahool train
ing in her native village of Point Hone.
Upon completion of her High School train
ing Hiss Putkuk went to Haskell two years
ago to enter thp commercial department,
Haskell Institute bain-- the only one of
the Indian Schools which offers a tw6-year
post-high school course'in shorthand,type
wri ting and bookkeeping*
Since the inception of the educational
loan program in 1935, 14' Alaskan Hativos
have completed the two-year commercial
course at Haskell Institute rand obtained
responsible positions throughout Alaska
and the States.
"ith the establishment last year of lit.
Edgecumbe School at Sitka a similar two
year r’oairso has been established in Alaska.