CHANGES TO BE MADE
IN CCC PLANS
That part of the Alaska CCC
■operating in portions of the Ter
ritory north and west of Anchor
age, including Cook Inlet, will be
supervised after March 31 next,
by the General Land Office from
Anchorage according to a recent
announcement by the Regional
Forester at Juneau.
The Forest Service will contin
ue to handle the CCC from the
Kenai Peninsula south to Hyder.
The section of the CCC organiz
ation to be transferred to Land
Office supervision will cover one
I
third of the Territorial organiza
tion, approximately the same por
tion that has been assigned to
the region north of Anchorage in
the past.
When the (JCC program was
first authorized for Alaska in
1933, enrollments and projects
were confiined to National Forest
areas of Southeastern Alaska and
the Prince William Sound region
under Forest Service supervision.
In 1937 the program was extend
ed .to other sections of Alaska
where work was justified on the
basis of unemployment condi
tions and the need for public im
provements of the type that are
nu 1 •. 7 ! as CCC projects. Per
il ant, camps were established
:t A ■ image and Fairbanks.
Ter: ; rary camps and day labor
j - in scores of other local
i s have been conducted in the
pas! three years; among the Es
kimo of the Bering Sea coast,
the Indians on the Yukon and
Kush 'iv.im Rivers, and among
the Whites and Natives of the
Kenai Peninsula and Cook Inlet
country.
The setting up of an organiza
tion and the drafting of work pro
grams for the northern branch of
the CCC after April 1, will be
■s -in v.v the T.nnd Office officials.
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AT HOME ON LAND AND SEA—Here is the navy's new l’.-ton amphibian, the
XI’BV-5-A. on a scheduled easy-stage flight from San Diego, fat., to Wash hi' 1 :i, t>. t .. , v.vy of
Pensacola, Fla. Among features of plane arc: retractable landing gear, l \ in wasp engines i.i rings, a
gun turret in the hull forward of the pilot's carkpil.
Winnie Rulh Judd Once Again Back In Phoenix
pas3y:^» - OT—————.1^—■■
Winnie Ruth Judd, trunk murd "ss, is sh>” .a with twe metro-* e mas rct i? ’ (n the
Arizona State insane Hospital at folalv.ing her capture ’ ~ A”5? , cn the 1?;h day
of her second escape from the lio . She 'uH she had. tru ’red ■ ’ 2<l miles of the miles
ar the ert after her escape
Fall's—They Just Come In Sets of Twins
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Mi s. Bud Chafin, 24, of Omar, W. Va„ sui I she wasn’t surprise !i her fifth set of twins in
six years arrived. She married h ;• 46-year o' i husband when sh .vas In and their first child was
a single birth. Mrs. Chafin is xh wn with her new twins. and the > surviving children.
It is understood that work pro
jects will contribute to the pro
tection of the open public do
main of Interior Alaska from for
esl and brush fires are to be es
pecially favored. Systematic fire
protection for these lands was in
itiated last year by the General
Land Office under the direction
of William J. McDonald.
HOLLYWOOD STAR-I.ITES
By Chuck Cochard
HOLLYWOOD (Exclusive) —
No more “B” pictures from War
ner Bros, studios is the big news
of the week in Hollywood—this
is a significant fact because if
this type of film is completely
eliminated from the schedules of
various studios it would mean
the compete elimination of “dou
ble features” in theaters — a
grand move.
Bette Davis and Charles Boyer
are slated to start production on
their co-starring “All This And
Heaven, Too.” Boyer is arriving
from France after having been
granted a leave of absence from
the French army where he had
been serving as a soldier.
When you see Robert Mont
gomery’s “Earl of Chicago,” you
jwill notice that there is not a|
woman in the cast — quite an |
event for Hollywood with so
many beautiful girls.
"Charlie McCarthy Detective”
featuring Edgar Bergen and his
two dummies Charlie McCarthy
and Mortimer Snerd with Robert
Cummings & Constance Moore in
a mystery thriller which should
please a great number of movie
goers—a mystery film with plen-i
| tv of laughs. Charlie sings for!
i the first time.
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“SOURDOIIG H ”
STATIONERY
^ |
—
That unique and humorous
and typical Alaskan stationery— ■
“Sourdough Roadhouse Letter j
heads and Envelopes”, have bee!
brought strictly uptodate, and ar^ i
i now available at the Nugget offl
I ce.
|
For Quality Service
and
Prompt Delivery
I Call
Modern Cleaners
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EAT AT TIIE
North Pole Bakery
W |
And Beslan rati l
BAKERY GOODS
ALWAYS FRESH
FOOD ALWAYS GOOD
!_
Lyons iV Orton
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Building
Seattle, Washington
Thos. R. Lyons Ira D. Orto»
i Jas Opened A Liquor Ston
Carrying an Assortment |
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
FRONT ST. NOME
L a o. M.
No. 1413
\ Meets first and third Mondays |
of each month
I Odd Fellows Hall, 8 p. m.
|
Pioneer Water Co.
Fresh, Sparkling Spring Water
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
NELSON AND BULLOCK
Phone Black 44 *r Main 15
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M U S T N T SUC. • ! N C E R —it Lauritz Melt •hior dis
obeys an of!-repeated Oi...'re for cliilclren, the Metropolitan opera
tenor can plead (hat those Christmas Roodies arc just that Rood.
The Melchiors are in their New York home.
NOW FOR FOOD —Ills appetite whetted by .1 perform
ance with the Metropolitan Opera, Baritone Herbert Janssen
nicks a cake in N. Y. apartment. Ban on meals before a perform*
ance explains this relish for after-opera snacks.
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^'HAT BIG EARS, GRANNY !—These huge para*
lioloisls being fitted by Britons are “ears” to detect enemy planes.