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MANY LANDS TO FOLLOW
CURIOUS POOP HABITS- C;\).:
FALLAOV IS THAT DRINK INS
WATER AT MEALS CAUSES
OBESitV. ACTUALLY, THE
CALORIC VALUE OF FOOD
is not Altered by
DPJLI'.INS V. '•
SOME PEOPLE
CHERISH iue IOEA
THAT FISH IS A
•&RAIN FOOD?
NUTRITIONISTS
ANSWER THAT THERE
(S NO EVIDENCE
CT THU.
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A SHORTAGE OF VfTAMlKS
MO MINERALS/CAN REfECr THE
HEALTH OF MANE FERSCftS
ESPCTMAUV CMILCfiLN. TOBAE,
THr'r P.RE NUTRITIONAL.
St AMENTS SPECIALLY 0E5I6NE&
for children who won't
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SEN. BARTLETT TO
SPEAK IN ANCHORAGE
WASHINGTON i S .. E. I..
11.1 it let * I- to be one of tin main
the
Association of Local Trans
pon Airlir <■. in Anchorage, today.
Bartlett, a mi rnber of the Senate
of
Aviation Subcommittee.
(in ,s a luncheon mrtii
17-mern! or association
six Alaska local service
long.
Robert Murphy, vice
of the Civil Aeronautics Board, 1
airman
ak to the group tonight.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID
SEALED BIDS, in duplicate copy, will
1 be received until login a.in.. September
I 13, lfine, and then publicly opened for
I furnishing all labor and materials and
performing all work for construction of
I Bush Landing Strips at Stcbbins and St
| Michael. Alaska.
Plans, specifications, and Project Doeu
| nu ills may lie obtained from the uvi-- m
of Aviation. 523 Eighth Avenue. Anehor
1 ago. Alaska.
Bids will be publicly opened n toe
I Office of the Commissioner, Department
! of Public Works. Alaska Ofl'ee 11 cd
ing. Juneau, Alaska, at 10:0ft a '■ 1st
on ScTon ber 13. 10B2.
These projects consist of the v
ing estimated quantities: Strbbtn • S' to
ping. 7.5 acres', Stcbbins Class 1 Em
bankment. 9000 cu. yd.: Stcbbins Ctas
t! Embankment., 2t:0(t cu. yd.: St. Mishae!
Class T Embankment. 11.000 cu. yd.; St.
Michael Class 11 Embankment. 2800 cu.
vd.
Bidders are notified that prequalifica
tion of contractors has been waived by
the Commissioner of Public Works for
this project in accordance with Para
graph "1." i h i of the Regulations.
Department of Public Works,
Richard A. Downing. Commissioner,
Eugene G. Roguszka, Director,
Division of Aviation
Pub: Aug. 24. 31. Sept. 5. 12, 1902.
POLET’S
Eskimo Arts & Crails
SUMMER STORE HOURS
Nine until Nine
OPEN SUNDAYS TOO
Fur Slippers - Mukluks - Jewelry
Ivory Carvings - Jade - Hematite
Postcards - Nome Slides
OTTO & KATHIE SCHULZ
Ph. 2651 Box 401
i/^S'LtUe'' (ou.Ued
i The absentee i .allot.- for the
tun••• Eli 'tint; i); 'ri(' in i
Northwestern area ■;< rt *tm‘
today. There wen |T>4 ballot, ami
tiie resuH. are tabulated in the
table at the bottom of this paw
The returns from one more pre
emet- Ilu.-Mnn Mission—have yet
to be received to complete the
tally lor the Northwest District.
! lc I lies Through the Air
MANCHESTER, Conn, s? — A
Manchester man suddenly found
himself turned from a pedestrian to
a passenger then a hospital patient.
Hit by a s nail sports car Wed
nesday while crossing a street,
Ralph Hubbard, 51, was thrown
up over the vehicle's windshield
and landed in a bucket seat next
to the driver.
The drivi r. Gerald Alfonso, 23,
kept right on driving to Manchester
Memorial IIospital.
Hubbard was treated for multi
ple fractures and cuts of the body
and legs. His condition was de
scribed as fair.
Police said Hubbard was cross
ing a street where there is no
crosswalk.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
OUR SAVIOR'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
5th and Bering St.
SUNDAY
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Luther League Committee
2:30 p.m.
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Mid-week Meeting and Prayer,
THURSDAY
Luther League 7:40 p.m.
Field
Improvt-mcnfs Planned
and St. ;,! ■ ; ..-I fichh
i... i i)c n \ crti.M-d fi<r mu ;*nr|
the •. .ere <1} '-ned on Aug. 15,
hn'ACver, word ho.' h< < > receiver!
from Fin .-one P'Wiszku. Direc’or
of Aviotion, that to bid;- hive
Kin rejected and n- .. bids are
x'ing advertised tha* wiH be open
ed on Sept. 13.
The field at the- lower Yukon.,
Andrcafsky, is now up for bid
ind bids will be opened on Sept.
A There is -’ill hope to get the
iarnbeli field out to bid by late
August or early September.
The field at Kotzebue still in
the design stage, however, there
is still hope to get this out to bid
later this fall. Plans are for a
3,000 ft. by 200 ft. on the existing
ast-west runway with a crushed
,ravel surface. The Gam bell field
is to have an asphaltic surface.
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UNOFFICIAL RETURNS PRIMARY ELECTION
NOME No. 1 .
NOME No. 2 .
SHAKTOOLIK .
TELLER .
GOLOVIN .
SAVOONGA .
ELIM .
GAMBELL .
SHISHMAREF .
KOYUK .
WHITE MOUNTAIN ...
STEBBINS .
WALES.
ST. MICHAEL.
UNALAKLEET .
HOOPER BAY .
SHELDON POINT .
FORTUNA LEDGE .
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
ALAKANUK .
PILOT STATION .
ST. MARY'S .
KWIGUK .
KIANA .
NOATAK .
BARROW .
KOTZEBUE .
KIVALINA .
POINT HOPE .
CANDLE .
DEERING .
WAINWRIGHT .
SELAWIK .
SHUNGNAK .
NOORVIK .
CHEVAK .
KOTLIK .
SCAMMON BAY .
ABSENTEE (17) .
ABSENTEE (18) .
ABSENTEE (19) .
TOTAL .
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