Camera Club Has
Fun at Dexter
Reported by Eleanor Ludbrook
The Mukluk Camera Club is
speedily becoming an organization
with a future just as rosy as anti
cipated by its founder, Lou Oliver.
Lou, secretary - treasurer of the
club, says it’s all the outcome of
a dream she had two years ago'
—a dream wherein she was at
tired in a flimsy garment of silver
bromide and was being chased
by Daguerre, the father of photo
graphy. That the dream didn’t
turn into a nightmare is attested
to by the steadily increasing
membership.
Every Thursday evening at 8
o’clock at the Oliver Studio, the
club meets “to discuss and criticize
slides and snapshots made in the
past, and, because of the interest
ing and progressive data that is
passed back and forth, boredom
withdraws in disgust. This coming
Thursday marks the opening of
the club’s own studio which will
make it possible to have classes
in developing, finishing, and print
ing of their own rolls and film
packs. Then will come tire iun of
creating from a bad negative, a
good print by usmg the proper
paper and developer and learning
the thousand tricks which marks
success or failure in every hobby
or business.
Last week the club’s entertain
ment secretary, Eleanor Lud
brook mapped out a Sunday out
ing at Dexter. Hap Lancaster, the
club’s president and sparkplug of
any meeting, was the only man in
the gang who successfully resisted
the lure of Isaac Walton. The rest
went fishing. But the manner in
which Bill Milhause and h i s j
charming wife fried those luckless
beauties, left nothing to be desired
in the way of ending a perfect day
in the open. And Hap, by the way,
ate more than his share! Sydney
and Glenda Porter of the CAA de
clared they hadn’t had so much
fun since leaving the Lcr.e Star
State to come to Alaska, while
Pat Reese, between hiking with
Eleanor and keeping the bonfire
■warm, says “When do we eat!'
Bob Oliver fished successful1y and
Lou also fished. Harry Lu t 01Ooif
made an abortive attempt but so-.n
gave it up when he discovered his
pole—fashioned from a piece of
Bud Harper’s quarter - round —
didn’t have the necessary whip ]
and scared all the fish away.
Those of you who read this
peice of abortive journalism will
perhaps wonder whether the
club’s activities pertain to fun,
photography, or fishing, but this
au.hor wishes to assure you that
the club is sincere in its endeavor
to bring a little life to Nome’s
interesting past by depicting her
enterprising future in the color
ful language of photography.
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Heavily Armed Police
Quell Riots In Negro
Section S. African City
PORT ELIZABETH, South Af- ;
rica, (/P)—Heavily armed police ;
ringed New Brighton Township !
today following week-end riots j
which left 11 persons dead, at!
least 27 injured and great pro- !
perty damage in the Negro sec- j
tion. '
The township, a part of Port
Elizabeth housing 40,000 Negroes,
was quiet today after the orgy of
violence, looting and arson Sat
urday.
Before gun-firing police were
able to restore order Saturday
night, a New Brighton post office,
a large motion picture theater,
five shops and stores and many
automobiles were damaged. The
railway station and municipal j
buildings were badly damaged. I
Trouble flared first at the sta
tion when railway police tided to
arrest two Negroes on charges of
theft. Bystanders attacked police,
and the police opened fire to dis
perse them. Later a bigger mob
returned to the attack.
The crowds fanned out, burn
ing and looting buildings and set
ting fire to cars and trucks. At
one time during the riot, about
5,000 negroes fought a running
battle with the police.
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BRUSSELS, (/PI — Fifty - one
thousand out of the 160,000 coal
miners working in Belgium’s pits
•are Italians, according to the Bel
gium minister o'f labor.
The total figure for foreign la
bor in Belgian coal mines is ;
72,081. Next in order are the {
8,287 Poles, 3,036 Dutch, 2,092 j
Germans, 1,356 French, 1,320 Uk
ranians and 1,092 North Africans.
Vishinsky Repeats Red
Demand For Korea Truce
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., (JP)
—Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
Y. Vishinsky Saturday repeated
Communist demands for an im
mediate truce in Korea on terms
which the United Nations repeat
edly rejected.
The acid tongued Krerplin dip
lomat spoke at a crowded gather
ing of top officials, including U-S.
Secretary of State Dean Acheson,
who had expected a thorough air
ing of new Communist world pol
icy as drawn up by the recent
Moscow party congress.
Acheson listened intently as'
Vishinsky charged that U.N. re
fusal to return all prisoners was
merely a sci'een for a “policy of
extermination” of the Korean
people.
“The American \ government,”
he said, “obviously does not want
to end the war in Korea” and
went on to repeat old Russian
claims that the Korean war was
being run for the benefit of “Am
erican billionaires” who were
reaping “tremendous profits” from
the fighting.
The Korean war was necessary,
Vishinsky charged, pointing his
finger toward the front row
where Acheson sat, to prevent a j
collapse of the American capital- j
ist economy.
Shortly after the United States j
became independent, Negroes I
formed one-fifth of the popula- j
tion, but the proportion of Ne- j
groes in the US. population has j
declined since that time untiLio- !
day the Negroes are about one- !
tenth of the population.
Inventory Blanks at Nome Nugget I
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How To Keep Your Back
Off Cold Garage Floor
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by one of our neighbors ought
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Consumption of “RPM Sub
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Swivel tO plywood as proved by road tests and
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caster / consumption by reducing need
for idling and choking.
Call us about this economical
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Helps lessen battery drag too,
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NUGGET ADS PAY. DIVIDENDS
Unofficial Election Returns From Second Division Precincts
General Election, Tuesday, October 14, 1952
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Nome 535 261 245 279 208 248 217 248 145 280 270 265 263 263 210 256 123 167 108 361 88 372 82
Kotzebue 162 97 65 79 70 62 49 85 50 84 73 78 130 50 47 62 13 62 67 . ,
Little Creek 28 13 15 16 14 12. 11 16 9 15 14 13 16 16 13 13 7 5 5 .
Unalakleet 95 62 35 43 30 J2 44 27 52 39 23 55 29 40 66 23 10 37 34
Teller 37 24 4 17 8 17 22 11 17 13 8 23 17 24 18 8 3 6 12 25 4 27 4
Wales 32 14 15 22 16 13 11 18 6 23 25 5 18 8 13 12 1 25 10 25 5 26 3
Shishmaref 35 15 20 25 24 10 9 25 8 25 25 9 25 7 8 18 0 29 14 17 16 25 9
White Mt. 37 28 9 25 19 16 23 11 26 14 9 24 21 29 30 4 4 7 15
Savoonga 76 67 9 72 13 61 54 22 46 12 39 55 12 66 49 15 3 29 59
Golovin , 17 116116978876 8 88 14 8144 17 0 16 1
Haycock 6 4245142242 4 2640501606 0
Koyuk 31 9 22 22 16 15 7 23 10 20 19 12 16 11 14 16 2 21 11 30 1 30 1
Elim 22 19 3 19 1 20 17 3 14 3 4 21 6 16 17 5 0 6 14 21 1 22 0
Lost River 46 19 26 35 20 22 24 19 13 21 25 27 16 33 22 11 5 17 17 38 5 41 4
Gambell 66 47 18 43 21 36 34 22 30 16 45 34 24 28 23 21 4 45 29 17 5 21 2
Shungnak 35 10 24 19 23 10 13 20 11 24 22 12 24 9 13 19 1 23 14 19 15 20 14
Kiana 32 12 20 23 21 11 8 24 4 27 20 12 26 8 4 21 3 24 8 40 22 30 31
Selawik 75 35 39 43 41 30 33 36 28 37 39 40 37 27 21 37 2 42 45
PL Hope 54 43 11 47 11 43 44 9 43 11 13 41 15 41 37 10 3 14 40 27 16 30 11
Kivalina 43 25 16 32 14 23 19 17 16 28 15 21 23 16 14 12 1 24 26 60 0
Noaiak 60 20 36 31 23 14 13 26 13 40 26 18 51 14 7 21 3 37 23 58 2
Candle 29 17 11 21 7 17 17 8 10 14 8 20 16 14 16 12 3 4 10 26 0 28 0
Alakanak 37 6 30 7 27 3 4 25 6 27 28 3 26 3 2 28 1 29 4 5 8 9 5
Fortuna Ledge 37 12 22 17 18 15 11 21 11 25 22 10 19 10 10 18 9 16 10 19 11 18 11
Shaktoolik 38 7 31 13 18 12 9 19 5 32 28 6 15 4 14 26 1 25 6 37 3 38 1
ML Village 51 21 27 36 18 30 26 19 21 9 27, 44 18 24 28 20 3 20 21
Andreafski 29 23 6 27 23 6 19 9 11 7 23 16 12 15 27 12 8 8 15
Hooper Bay 64 51 11 44 9 50 44 8 48 11 11 43 11 42 48 9 15 0 45.
Deering 44 44 0 30 5 30 29 4 29 10 5 38 14 33 19 4 4 10 38
Solomon 17 11 6 7 10 4 6 7 9 5 4 10 11 9 10 9 1 4 5
Council 4 2232231130413312110440
SL Michael 26 14 12 12 9 11 H 7 11 10 16 10 11 10 14 9 1 11 13 17 8 21 4
Tola] 1043 798 1124 750 895 842 801 713 896 894 943 933 887 826 740 242 752 724 i
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