U-A MINING SHORT COURSE
STARTS TONIGHT AT SCHOOL
his evening at 7 p.m. in the High
School Assembly Room, the Uni
versity of Alaska 'Mining Short
Course will begin for all persons
interested.
The goal of the 20 evenings of
the course is to help people rec
ognize, toy sight, the common min
erals, and appreciate mining in
this area.
The course will take into con
sideration General Geology and
Map Reading, the Study of the
Study of the Classes of Rocks, Ore
Deposits, Placer, Lode, Radio
metric $nd Geochemical Prospec
ting, Placer and Lode Mining
Methods, and Laws, as well as a
two-week course in Mineral Iden
tification.
This is a non-credit course,
with no registration fee. However,
students will be expected to buy
several textboks, which should
not cost more than $3.50.
JEAN BURAND WILL START
PARKA MAKING CLASS SOfJN
Jean Burand of the Extension
Service of the University of Alas
ka has announced that when she
returns in May, she will have a
parka-making class.
Members of the Home Arts Club
and the Mohers Club have been
alerted to get the necessary ma
terials, and toe ready when she
comes.
Those interested should contact
Peggy Kelliher, who has the list
of materials needed for the parka
course. A nominal fee will be
charged, and the place of regis
tration is to be named.
TROOP 666 NEWS
Thanks to the help of Sgt. Cecil
Chunn of ACS, we have finished
the coat rack for the hospital'. This
was our good turn for the month of'
March. Sgt. Chunn obtained the
material and welded the rack, and
the Scouts sanded it and painted
it. At our last meeting we made
plans for our summer camp at
Salmon Lake, which will toe held
in June. There are three new
aomers to the troop. They are
Albert Teoyoumeak, Russell Wal
luk and Jacob Shelton.
U-A Extension Official Here
I ierman Turner, of the Experi
mental Station and the Extension
Service of the University of Al- I
aska, is here today on a visit thru
.this area. He is easily located as ,
> he is wearing an unusual saddle '
seal parka. 1
Children Asked to Register
For Weekend Races
All children planning to enter
the Children’s Sled Dog Race
must register by 10 o’clock Satur
day morning, April 9, with Maur
ice Kelliher or Morgan and/ Son.
ICE CLASSIC TICKET
SALES CLOSED SATURDAY
Ticket sales of the Nenana Ice
Classic closed at midnight Satur
day with about 4500 guesses hav
ing been taken in Nome. This is
about the same as in previous
years.
CENSUS TAKERS have started
on their rounds in Nome. There
are three of them here: Mrs.
Fred Greene, Mr. O. Sohmidt, and
Everett Bachelder. Each have
their own areas, and their work
will be expedited if all persons
who have received forms will have
them ready when they call.
Last Game in Pioneer
Whist to be Held Saturday
The Pioneers held another of
their series of Whist parties on
Saturday, with Christy Waldheim
and Ro§coe Wilke taking home
the first prizes. Ann Jenks was
second high for the ladies, with
Ash Craft and Carl Mickelson ty
ing for second place for the men.
Low scores went to Elsie May
Smith and Alfred West.
Next Saturday will be the last
of the series, and is held in con
nection with the Arctic Club Dog
Derby as a special attraction for
out-of-town guests.
At that time, grand prizes will
be awarded, as well as the prizes
for the, evening’s games.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
City cases before Deputy Mag
istrate George Bayer: Margaret
Payenna pleaded guilty to being
drunk and disorderly, fined $30.
J. R. Mudge pleaded guilty to
drunkenness and was fine $40.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Joanne Conklin.
Discharged: Elsie Sanders and
Hazel Snyder.
WIEN AIRLINES TRAFFIC
Arriving with Wien’s today was
Jimmie Walsh from Ketchikan,
also Mfs. Spencer and daughter,
Mr. Fennel and Herman Turner.
From Kotzebue: Fay Foster,
Clarence Arnold, two Hadley girls
and two persons, last names Pnug
lik and Apangalik.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Lighterage & Coastwise Water Transportation
Distributor — Standard Oil Company of California
DEALERS — MINING EQUIPMENT, LUMBER. COAL.
BUILDING MATERIALS. INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE
MAIN 147 ' BOX 700
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Ronald Senungetuk Will
Study In Norway Capitol
Ronald ‘Senungetuk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Senungetuk, will
graduate from the Rochester In
stitute of Technology’s School for
American Craftsmen, on May 28,
having completed a four-year
course of study.
He is the first Eskimo to re
ceive a Fullbright Scholarship,
and this will take him to the Uni
versity of Oslo, Norway, for an
orientation course, before a year
of study at the State Handicrafts
and Art School in Oslo.
Norway was chosen because Se
nugetuk feels Eskimo designs fit
contemporary taste for the ab
stract and the simple line. He said
that study in Norway would sup
plement 'his background in Eskimo
art, because the Scandinavians
are very contemporary in their
interpretation of crafts.
Eventually, Senungetuk hopes
to open a shop of his own, where
he can indulge his creative abil
ities. He has not sold any of his
original creations, but has ex
hibited them at Nome and Juneau.
Nine New Teachers Next Year
All teachers will be returning
to teach at the Nome School next
year, stated Superintendent Con
rad Potter, except John Wopdiel,
Don Perkins, Caroline Coons, Pau
line Witner and Leland Barber.
As there will be an additional
four teachers added to the present
staff, it will be necessary to have
nine new teachers for school next
year.
MARRIED YESTERDAY
Ivan Johnson and Freida Ioki
enna were married yesterday by
James St. Amour, District Magis
trate.
Bela Offers Thanks
Beta Sigma Phi wishes to thank
the following business houses for
the support giveK them at the
Style Show on Sunday: Northern
Commercial Co., M’Lord & Lady
Shop, Dorothy’s, Cavota’s, Polet’s,
and Billikin Shop. Also thanks to
the1 many models Who made the
show possible.
MOTHER'S CLUB will meet on
Monday, 7:30, at Ihe L.W.Y. Com
munity Center. This week we will
discuss household hints. Each
member is asked to bring their
own hints to share. This is the
next-to-ihe-last meeting of the
year. Mrs. Burand will have a
class in Parka making May 1.
— ELLEN GREENE.
WANT APS
FOR SALE — Remington Model
722-222 Magnum. Call White 96.
ltc
WANTED — Your Vote and sup
port in tomorrow’s election.
ROSCOE WILKE FOR MAYOR!
FOR SALE — Sewing Machine,
portable, $75; Smith & Weston
357 Magnum, 6” barrel, belt,
holster and cartridges, $85;
, Fhilco Television, 17” table
model, $65. 43p
FOR SALE — Reynolds B-flat
Baritone Horn. Hough, Main 28.
'41p
MODERN Efficiency Apartment,
everything furnished. Also two
single furnished rooms. Call
Main 247. 41c
55 UNITS — Private bath, Kit
chenette or Plain. 6th and H
Streets, in Downtown Anchor
age. ALASKANS PREFER THE
ROOSEVELT. Rates from $4
single. tf
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
FRESH dry salmon, 40 cents lb.
plus freight. Write Teller Com
mercial Co.
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
TONIGHT
Frauleln was
a wink...a kiss...
2^ an invitation!
= Fraulein
(pronounced Froi-line...
•<•»<«• DANA MEL DOLORES
WYNTER- FERRER- MICHAELS
— NOMERAMA THEATER EASTER EGG CONTEST
\ — $20 in Theater Passes. —
Junior, age 5 to 15 years. $5 for prettiest Egg, $5 for funniest egg.
Adults, Ages 15 to 115 — $5 for prettiest egg, $5 for funniest egg.
Please bring eggs to theater lobby during show hours, with name
and address of contestant attached on separate slip of paper. All
entries must be in by Thursday, April 14. Names of winners will be
announced Friday night, April 15, and printed in the following issue
of The Nugget. Easter eggs will be returned after the contest.
WARNING
Persons dumping garbage on the
hill at D St. and 1st Ave. W., will
be prosecuted if caught. The
dumping of refuse within the city
limits is .unlawful and- is punish
able by both fine and imprison
ment.
Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair with little change in tem
perature.
In the past 24 hours: highest
temperature 8, lowest -6. Sunrise
at 5:08 a.m., sunset at 7:03 p.m.
A year ago today: highest temp.
5. lowest -22.
At Nenana today it was over
cast with a zero temperature.
GOOD TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
- ONLY! -
★ ★ ★
KING SIZE TIDE 1.97
—NO LIMIT
GERBER APPLE JUICE 10 for 99c
—HAPPY BABY
KELLOG’S SPECIAL “K” 3 for 99c
-M-M-M-M-M. GOOD!
U. S; MERC — where cash is king
★ ★ ★
UNIVERSAL STEAM IRON 14.95
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UNIVERSAL TOASTERS 22.50
—SUPER SPECIAL
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POTTED PLANTS 1.76
—"WHILE THEY LAST"
NOME HARDWARE - cash-cash!