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Resume Of
New Year
“Bowl” Games
(Continued From Page One)
MIAMI. Jan. 2 (/P) —Tennessee
| crowded a flawless season’s rec
j ord by overpowering and out
j roughing Oklahoma in the Or
| ange Bowl, before thirty thou
| sand fans in probably the most
strenuous game of the day. There
was all kinds of roughness and
one player from each team was
ejected for slugging.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2 m
| — The w'estern All-Stars upset
j the east in their annual classic
: for charity before sixty thousand
I in the most one sided game in
I three years which gave the west
I the decisive margin in a series of
j eight wins and five losses. Billy
' Patterson, Billy Baylor, and Jim
| Coughlan of Santa Clara, led the
I winners.
| DALLAS, Jan. 2 m —St.
! Mary’s smothered Texas Tech in
j a passing attack and for three
periods led 20 to 0, then barely
pulled out in the final score as
1 the Texans thrilled forty thou
sand fans with aerial tricks in
i the last quarter at the Cotton
i Bowl.
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j months in advance for your sub
vription to The Nome Nugget.
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DAME NATURE FIXED A COLOR COMBINATION for above Green Mown- .
tain dam site on the Blue river, Colorado, where the U S. bureau of reclamation plans to build the sec
ond highest and largest earth and rock-fill dam in the country. The site is 1G miles southeast of
Kremmling. Colo. The planned reservoir will contain 152,000 acre feet of water and will cover 2,106
acres of land.
, , — /»n es A U DCDI Ikl AVIC Stunned Germans cancelled celebrations last
I lit VjKVjAIN-DtKLiri AAlJ June, hardly believing that Negro Joe Louis had j
so battered Max Schmeling (right), pride of the Nazis, that Sehmeling’s handlers tossed in the towel,
mercifully ending the massacre In 2:04 of first round. In 1946, Schmeling stopped Louis in the 12th. J
MARY HOOD CHAPMAN
COMPLETELY RECOVERED
FROM ACCIDENT
Mrs. Ella Chapman of D. St..
Nome, is in receipt of a letter
from her daughter, Mary Hood
Chapman, dated Fairbanks, Dec.
26th, in which she tells her mo
ther details concerning her re
cent accident while skiing on the
campus at the University of Al
aska of which she is a student,
having left Nome last Septem-,
ber to enter the University.
In telling of the accident, Mary
Hood says: “I was skiing down
the long slope in front of the Ad
ministration Building, accompan-)
ied by others on a moonlight:
night, December 12th, and did
n’t know I was anywhere near
the bank which was eight feet j
high; it was too late to turn on
ski is, so I fell on my side on the
icy road below, stripping loose
the muscles of my side and left
shoulder and the right knee. ^1
was assisted to my feet and skii-1
ed part way back to our quar- j
ters on the University grounds
when we stopped to let a car
pass. After that pause it became
necessary for me to be carried
the balance of the distance. I
was in the hospital eight days
and lost about 25 pounds in
weight. Having recovered from
the accident I am feeling fine
and am now recuperating at the
home of Mrs. S. N. C. Anderson,
whose daughter is one of my best
friends. I hope to return to my
classes Jan. 4th, as fit as ever.”
The many many friends in
Nome of Mary Hood will be glad
to hear the news that she has re
covered from her accident and
expects to be back at her class
es January 4th, (today).
Keeping in Practice
Member of audience (to person
in adjoining seat who is vigor-,
i ously clapping)—You seem to en j
! joy the music.
Clapper— Well, as a matter of
fact, I don’t know very much,
about music; but I’m a great ap
plauder.
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brought strictly uptodate, and are
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Ja n ua r.y 11
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Next Meeting Jan. 16
Odd Fellowc Hall, 8 P. M.
CHAS. CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
FRONT ST. NOME.
ifrji 11 igjg | rB j ^ 7TT' 1181
Chamber Holds
Noon Luncheon
The noontime luncheon of thi
Chamber of Commerce was hek
at Cavey’s Bakery at which tirm
further discussion ensued con
cerning the answers to the mon
than 750 letters received in con
nection with the Cosmopolitai
article by Herbert J. Hilshire.
The chamber decided to re
puest Ralph Lomen to commenci
the compilation of material to b<
used in the publication of a pam
phlet setting out the facts anc
conditions of this part of Alas
ka, which could be mailed in let
ter form to any persons writing
and requesting information.
It was also decided that th<
legislative program of the Cham
ber be ready for submission a
SILK MENDING
Have you been unfortunatt
enough to get a snag or run ir
your silk hose? If so, send then
to Mrs. P. C. Sthay, 3rd Ave.
Lane’s Way.
Women's’ and Men’s Silk hos
lery mended by the new
INVISIBLE-NO-MEND
System—as good as new.
Other Silk Mending also handlec
MRS. P. C. STHAY
3rd Ave., Lane’s Way
Nome, Alaska
the next meeting of the t!
of Directors so that it could be
mailed as soon as possible to the
[ Second D vision Delegation at
the Alaska Legislature, now in
session at Juneau.
? Considerable discussion ensued
I concerning prospective road pro
; jects and a motion was duly pass
■ ed that a special bill be drawn
? up and forwarded for introduc
• tion in the Legislature, calling
i for the appropriation of $130,000
to complete the road into the
Kougarok section.
Other road projects came in
for their share of discussion, and
were turned over to the Road
Committee to prepare a definite
program which could be utilized
some time in the near future.
Several resolutions from other
Chambers of Commerce were
read and upon motion duly pass
ed and were approved by the
Nome Chamber.
Dr. W. A. Rvstrom
DENTIST
First Avenue West
Phone Main 22
rhos. R. Lyons fra D. Ortoa
Lyons & Orton
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska BuiUlln*
Seattle, Washington
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