Show VVV‘SVVVV J FRIDAY EVENING "w— Make Big Pin Money National better year eyery The interesting thing said J Edward Davis business manager of the department’s Indian arts and crafts board is that this group of Eskimos had no traditional background of arts and crafts They started their business by picking pieces of native jade out of nearby Kobuk River and after a little teaching began sawing the( jade into pieces for paperweights and bookends With that income and some rugs and peacepipes to souvenir totem poles and sealskin garments turned out by the Eskimo women of the Nome Skin Sewers Assn Davis said there is more demand now than ever before for fine work turned out by Indians and more is being turned out than ever before although cheaper works of art turned out by foreign competition are pinching the Indians to some extent Indians in the northwest particularly he said are being hurt by Japanese competition The Japanese are copying the Indians’ handmade leather and bead work and selling it in the United States for about half the price the Indians must get Davis said most of the products are made by Indian men and women on a part-tim- e or basis just as any spare-tim- e housewife would drop her duties to make a dress or knit a sweater or as any husband might build something in his basement workshop In other words it’s 10 million dollars worth of pin money more department advice they bought more saws and tools and began carving their jade into oblongs and spheres Every year meant more tools and more experience and by last year they were carving trinkets and fancy jade fig- urines “And they’re getting good prices too” Davis commented The ultimate objective Davis said is jewelry with native jade as the stone and Alaska’s native gold as the setting He said the Eskimos don’t have to worry about running out of Jade If the Kobuk supply runs out there is a nearby peak named Jade Mountain The jade project as Davis calls it is one of the ways the arts and craft board helps Indians and Eskimos improve their economic situations Foreign Competition Last year Indians and Eskimos in the United States and Alaska sold their art and craft products for an estimated $10000000 These products included everything from baskets Wants Uranium Hunters Liable CASPER O’Mahoney Wyo (D-Wy- o) Their appeal to Gov Milward (AP) — Sen here for a L Simpson and Wyoming’s con- Democratic State Committee meeting today says he will propose legislation making uranium hunters liable for ahy damage to land in the Pumpkin Buttes area Of 65343 acres in this vicinity about 35 per cent is privately owned by ranchers and others ' gressional delegation resulted in an emergency order Wednesday by Interior Secretary McKay rescinding an earlier order which would have opened the area to prospectors May 3 Simpson had reported about 2000 uranium hunters poised on the fringe of the promising uranium area He said violence was Flying Discs Halt Traffic STANDARD-EXAMINE- 7A R REPAIRS New Domestic Social Security Law Goes Into EffectTomorrow Eskimos and Indians Find Crafts Pay Off WASHINGTON (UP) — Eskimos are operating a small but rapidly growing jewelry industry in the frigid wastelands of Kungnak Alaska about 5Q miles north of the arctic circle according to a spokesman for the Department of Interior They started out modestly in 1951 Their total income that year was $350 Last year— their fourth year in business — they took in $4830 "- and it looks as ! 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