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NOW BEING
RENOVATED
Several of Nome’s residences
are undergoing improvements be
fore winter sets in.
Fred Roberts has added a sun
porch to his new home.
Pete Satterlee is adding ano
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man Avenue.
District Attorney Frank Bing
ham can be seen working on his
home on which he is adding a j
garage.
O. S. Weaver’s residence has a
new wing under construction.
The new home of The Nugget
on Front Street is taking shape,
and a new press was installed in
it yesterday.
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ST. LOUIS TO
STAGE INTER
CITY SERIES
The St. Louis Browns clinched
the American League pennant
yesterday, when it took the long
end of the score 5-2. This makes
the first time the Cardinals and
the Browns has ever clashed in
a World’s Series, and should
prove interesting to ball tans
throughout the country.
First game of the 1944 series
is scheduled for Wednesday of
; this week.
O her Scores:
Sunday's Games
American League
Washington 4, Detroit 1.
Philadelphia 5-5, Cleveland 2-0.
Boston 3-1, Chicago 1-4.
National League
St. Louis 5-10, New York 6-6.
Pittsburgh 9-1. Philadelphia
17.
Chicago 4-6, Boston 3-7.
Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati 5.
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Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles 52. San Francisco
4-1. Series 3-2 favor San
Francisco.
Saturday's Games
American League
Boston 11, Chicago 2.
New York 0, St. Louis 2.
Washington 3, Detroit 7.
Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 1.
National League
Chincinnati 1, Brooklyn 5.
Chicago 2, Boston 5.
Only games.
Friday's Games
American League
Chicago 4, Boston 3.
Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 1.
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco 5, Los Angeles
1.
CHINESE SAID
LACKING IN
EQUIPMENT
CHUNGKING, Oct. 2.—(AP)—
Attributing the recent Chinese
reverses to lack of essential j
equipment a spokesman for the ’
Chinese National Military Coun- j
cil, said that the actual tonnage
of American supplies delivered to
the East China forces since Pearl
Harbor wouldn’t sufficiently sus
tain an American or British Di
vision in combat for a week.
According to the spokesman the
only real help afforded the Chin
ese armiel in East China has been
from the heroic and remarkable
effective air support given by the
units of the U. S. I4th air force |
in that area.
The spokesman added that the
achievements of Maj. Gen. Chen
nault’s men in this campaign
constitutes another glowing page
in military history.
Early day Mexicans indicated
their wealth by the amount of
decorations on their sombreros.
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