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> THORE OELSON SENTENCED
’ TO 10 YEARS PENITENTIAR1
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► Thore Oelson, common],
► known for many years in Nom
► as “Tom Oilson’’ was sentencei
► to 10 years in the penitentiar,
^ this morning by Judge J. H. £
Morison of the U. S. Distric
Court for this Division.
* Oelson was convicted last wee’
► on a charge of unnatural carna
► copulation, involving four Eski
► mo youngsters, ranging in ag
► from eight to fourteen years ole
► Before passing sentence Judg
(I Morison spoke briefly on Oel
son’s former record of convictioi
for similar offenses, and in sen
* fencing him to 10 years, he de
* dared that it was his beflief th
► man should be removed frori
» the society of Nome and thi
, community.
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1 The PAA Electra with pilot
' Stewart and Meyering at thi
, controls arrived at Nome thi
, morning from Fairbanks witl
i one passenger, J. A. Newberry
J and first class mail. Departinj
this afternoon were, Allan Gins
| berg, Anne Harrison, W. H. Loer
pabel. and A. C. Welling.
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Word was received througl
j “Skipper” Sprenger of the U. S
Coast Guard, that Captain Aar
j nout Castell, of the motor-schoor
' er “Nanuk” arrived at Point Bai
row Saturday morning, July 29
The Nanuk left Nome Monday
| a week ago, July 24. with mail
i freight and fresh vegetables, and
| was the first vessel to arrive at
: Barrow this year. Barely five
I days were taken for the trip,
which is becoming standard time
i for Captain Castell.
I J. A. Newberry, of Virginia,
1 who arrived on the PAA Electra
I today is enroute to Wainwright
’• where he expects to get in some
walrus and poLar bear shooting.
He has been in communication
With the famous Jim Allen of
that northern village, and un
doubtedly will get all the excite
ment he is looking forward to
with so much interest. He is also
j expected to speak at C of C meet
| ing tomorrow noon.
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j Miss Deborah Pentz, Supervis
! or of Child Welfare in Alaska,
j arrived at Nome over the week
' end on the Meteor from St. Mich
! ael. Since arriving in Nome she
j has been in conference with of
ficials in connection with such
work.
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NOME, ALASKA J
I)r. H. A. Bauer, Field
Representative of A. P. C.
Opens Office In Nome
Dr. II. A. Bauer who arrived
in Nome last Friday, on the El
1 ectra, opened his temporary of
fice in the offices of the Alaska
Road Commission, in the Federal
( Building.
His visit here, is in compliance
with the rests!ution introduced
by A. Polet, member of the Al
aska Planning Council, during
the last session of the Council,
I held in Juneau last May.
This resolution provides for a
preliminary economic survey of
our region.
Dr. Bauer who is the onlly
field representative of the Na
tional Resources Planning Board
1 for Alaska has been selected for
this survey on account of his
‘ specific training and experience
' i in the field of regional planning.
1! Formerly a research supervisor
’ for the Oregon State Planning
! Board, Dr. Bauer has been with
t the Alaska Planning Council
5! from its very start, in October,
> 1937.
i The forthcoming meeting of
i the Chamber on Tuesday, Aug
, ust 1, promises to be of special
r significance for our region, as
the doctor will briefly explain
the general technique of plan
ning, and outline the work pro
i gram of the impending survey'
j at such detail as the available
! time permits.
Most essentia1! for the success
of this preliminary survey will
be the establishment of a local
advisory committee which as-1
sumes authority and responsibil
ity for the work and lends assist
ance and advice to the planning
consultant.
The functions of the committee
j will include:
1. To determine purpose and
scope of the survey.
2. To organize a program of
work and procedure.
3. To assist in the assembling
1 of data.
4. To formulate suggestions1
j and recommendations based up
| on these facts.
It is suggested that this com
mittee be composed of approxi
j mately five members who repre
sent the vital interests of North
western Alaska, namely mining,
natives, reindeer, arts and crafts,
transportation arid communica-i
I tion, locafl business, and Territor- j
ial and Federal administration.
Readers' attention is called to
page three of this issue which
i is devoted to a full-page adver
! tisement by Polet Stores calling
attention to the offer that the
Polet States are now prepared to!
take orders for groceries or any j
other merchandise. The offer
stipulates that the buyer pay |
only the outside price plus a
small charge for buying, packing
and shipping.
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FAIR BOARD MEETS
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The first meeting of the Board j
of Directors of the Northwest-!
ern Alaska Fair Association met'
this noon in the Nevada Grill.
President O. S. Weaver called
the meeting to order.
All members of the Board
were present. The minutes of
the last Board meeting and the
, minutes of the last annual meet
1 ing were read and adopted.
Director A. Polet reported on
i the rental of the Odd Fellows j
Hall and recommended that the
| next Fair be held in the same
and the last night, Saturday,
' Octobre 14th, be held as last year
in the Nome Public School Gym.
The selection of the manager
for the sixth Fair was deferred
to some future period.
On motion a committee com
posed of Mrs. Chapman, Mrs.
Grant and Dave Gray were ap
pointed to enter into a contract
with The Nome Nugget for the
issuance of the booklet at as an
early a date as possible.
Mrs. Chapman wias instructed
to study the booklet and at the
same time a)ll of the directors
promised to do likewise in ordetr
to be ready to adopt the booklet
to be printed, at the next reg
ular meeting to be held next
> Monday.
» The President and Mts. Chap
f man will undertake to fill the
i vacancies in the superintendents.
Main Store Branch Store
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BERING SEA ROUTE
SAILINGS FROM PIER 1, SEATTLE AT 10 A. M.
Leave Due Nome
S. S. DENALI, passengers & freight . Aug 10 Aug 20
S. S. DERBLAY, freight & explosives . Aug II Aug 23
5 S. DENALI, passengers & freight .Sept 12 Sept 22
S. S. MT. McKINLEY, passengers & freight .... Oct 10 Oct 20
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
BARANOF . July 19 July 25 July 25 July 31
COLUMBIA . July 22 July 27 July 27 Aug. 3 1
Mt. McKINLEY . July 26 Aug 1 Aug 1 Aug 7
ALEUTIAN.. July 29 Aug 3 Aug 3 Aug 10
BARANOF . — Aug 2 Aug 8 Aug 8 Aug 14
COLUMBIA. Aug 5 Aug 10 Aug 10 Aug 17
Mt. McKINLEY . Aug 9 Aug 15 Aug 15 Aug 21
ALEUTIAN .Aug 12 Aug 17 Aug 17 Aug 24
BARANOF . Aug 16 Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 28
COLUMBIA. Aug 19 Aug 24 Aug 24 Aug 31
Mt. McKINLEY .Aug 23 Aug 29 Aug 29 Sept 4
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
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SUMMER SCHEDULE
Noma to Fairbanks-Every Mon. ft Than.
(Saturday Electra connecting with Juneau Schedule)
Radio-Equipped Lockheed Electros
SEATTLE NOW WITHIN FIVE DATS TRAVELING
TIME OF NOME