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STUDENTS STUDYING
ART EXHIBIT; FAVOR
! WESTERN PAINTINGS
Thi^ week the students of the
Juneau schools arc having a chance i
to see the art exhibit at the gred
school gym which will be open to
the general public November 20. |
21, and 22 with an admission charge !
cf 25 cents for adults end 10 cents !
j for students.
Choices 'appreciation by the stu- !
1 dent) oi these "Great Masters’ re- j
productions differ with the differ-'
| tnt grades. Max Lewis, art supervi- |
j -or said. To date grades from two j
| to six show great appreciation for j
! perhaps eight or ten of the 147 j
i paintings. While the students ex-!
| press a liking so far for all cf the !
! exhibit they have certain favorite
paintings (their choices). One ar- !
; tist in particular seems to have
j Quite a following. The artist—Rob
I <srt Wesley Amick. an American
contemporary painter is a member ’
of the National Academy and a
member of the Salamagundi club
cf New York Artists. His interest
is for the men of the plains and
mountains, the Indians, cattlemen,
hunters—these who have seen the
passing on of the buffalo and the
antelope—the pioneers of the Great
West .Painting in a high keyed
chromatic scale Amick has given
us the semi desert and all its (
beauty including its people. The j
students liked all of his Indian
paintings but showed the greatest'
preference fer "The Weavers.” i
“The Pioneers,” and “The Van- '
guard.”
Many of the students are show
ing appreciation for lanscapes and j
sea scapes.
Rembrandt, Rubens are being
passed by as the students reachj
for more intense colors.
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PLEADS GUILTY' CHECK CASE, i
SENTENCED TO PENITENTIARY'
Paul N. Tutiakoff plead guilty to j
a charge of passing worthless checks j
on two counts, in the U. S. District
Court this morning and was sen
. tenced by Judge George W'. Folta j
to serve two years on each count in !
McNeil Island Penitentiary, the sen
tences to run concurrently.
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j FISHERIES OFFICIAL HERE
1 Richard Shuman, fisheries man
agement supervisor for the Fish and
Wildlife Service in Alaska returned j
yesterday from Seattle where he
attended the annual Fisheries hear- 1
ings.
worn OF DEATH OF
SADIE PRATT MOYER
IS RECEIVED HER!
The word of the death of Mrs
Sadie Pratt Moyer, former Juneru
r« ident, October 30, in Denver,
Ctl., has been received here by
friends ul the family in the U. >S.
Forest Service. Mrs. Moyer was
the daughter of Mrs. Ililma Pratt
j: i the late Lee Fratt, who was
for many years regional fiscal
ment for the Forest Service in
Alaska.
Mrs. Moyer had been ill for a
number of years and her death
ft Lowed an operation.
Mi., Moyer was a gradual of
the University of Alaska! and lived
in Juneau several years, leaving
here about 15 years ago. She is
suivivcd by her mother, her son
Lee, age 16, a sister Helen and a
brother Robert.
TO RETURN TODAY
Leonard Evans. Alaska represent,
jative for the U. S. Department of
La!; x was due to return to his
Jur.eau headquarters today from
Craig where he has been attending
the ARB and ANS annual conven
tion.
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Bartenders Union, announced to- .
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1 The proceeds will be applied on j
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